Epidemiologists call this 'flattening the curve' — but based on my current level of inactivity and stress baking, I definitely will not be flattening my curves.
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This is exactly what is panning out, although this is a "bear" flattening, driven by the short end, rather than a "bull" flattening led by falling yields at the longer end.
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But that move stalled as the week progressed, so much so that the overall flattening over the week was less than a single basis point, the shallowest flattening in five weeks.
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FLATTENING AUTO SALES With flattening U.S. auto sales and some excess capacity, U.S. automakers may be reluctant to agree to open new plants, which likely would not come online for several years.
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If the yield curve goes beyond flattening, into outright inversion, with short rates above long rates, it might be a sign of a recession, so even a flattening yield curve is worrisome.
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Meanwhile, the flattening U.S. yield curve weighed on investors' minds.
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The yield curve has been flattening in recent months. 19703.
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The flattening curve has been viewed as an economic warning.
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The yield curve has been flattening in recent months. 19703.
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"You can't ignore the trajectory of this flattening," he said.
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They have also been pressured by a flattening yield curve.
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Instead, we've seen a bull flattening of the yield curve.
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When that happens, the yield is said to be flattening.
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Others said it was flattening parts of some infants' skulls.
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Their enemies: sham, cant, pretense, the flattening out of feeling.
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But it has been flattening for more than a decade.
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To me, there's no mystery over the yield curve flattening.
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That means there's a sort of "flattening" of visual work.
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The format also has the effect of flattening the characters.
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Lazar then offers 10 practical ideas to start flattening the duck.
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To believe so would be yet another flattening of the truth.
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That said, an ever flattening yield has potential negative market consequences.
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The disparity in supply increases could add to yield curve flattening.
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Relocation and flattening sand dunes is only a temporary solution, though.
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And even this allows for the cultural flattening by Western radio.
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To be sure, the flattening yield curve is still saying something.
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Those trend lines are currently "flattening to falling," another bearish sign.
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"Financials have been hurt by the flattening yield curve," Jacobsen noted.
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Concerns about the flattening yield curve weighed heavily on bank stocks.
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Flattening yield curve is not the main focus of the Fed?
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Packages closed with paper tape don't require anything more than flattening.
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Plus I can wear a flattening bra and a snug belt.
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We each play an integral role in flattening the misinformation curve.
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The leading concept, now remarkably widely understood, is flattening the curve.
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Coronavirus cases are flattening off across China, Reuters reported on Monday.
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Now, a week later, new case numbers seem to be flattening.
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A flattening yield curve is a sign of economic trouble ahead.
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That so-called flattening is a warning sign about the economy.
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And that just opens up the possibility for a further flattening.
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Ana: To me, labels seem imperfect, at times flattening, but politically necessary.
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Big banks advance as climbing yields end two weeks of curve flattening .
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" "We're vigilant to the fact (that) the yield curve is flattening somewhat.
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By taking it a lot farther away, you're actually flattening the angle.
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IS IT GROWING AND KEEP GOING DOWN OR IS IT FLATTENING OUT?
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But there's nothing particularly unusual or alarming about the recent flattening action.
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"The excess liquidity is flattening spreads at the short end," said Schroeder.
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This is also something the flattening yield curve is already telling us.
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Such a flattening of the yield curve has repeatedly presaged past recessions.
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As for e-cigarettes, If anything, use seems to be flattening out.
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A flattening yield curve is often viewed as a negative economic indicator.
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A "flattening" curve is often considered a portent of slowing economic activity.
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Flattening the curve is an attempt to get that reproductive number down.
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" Murphy added that his state is "all in on flattening the curve.
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And it has been evident in the flattening of the yield curve.
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Then, I was told to slide the flattening instrument off the patty.
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The yield curve may be flattening, but at least it's not inverted.
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I think we're trapped in this flattening yield curve at this time.
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A continued flattening of the yield curve would be a bigger concern.
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In essence, instead of flattening the infection curve we'd be arresting it.
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" "We're vigilant to the fact (that) the yield curve is flattening somewhat.
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This flattening of the yield curve is telling us growth is fading regardless.
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With iPhone sales flattening, the company sought out other ways to generate revenue.
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The flattening of the yield curve has often preceded recessions in the past.
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TWO-YEAR NOTE YIELD UP 2.6 BPS LAST AT 1.852%, FLATTENING YIELD CURVE
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Yield curves in bond markets outside the United States have been flattening too.
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Much of the shrinkage occurred around the shrews' braincase, substantially flattening its roof.
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Longer-dated yields declined more than shorter-dated ones, flattening the yield curve.
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During that period, Gordon hopes to dissuade the buyer from flattening the house.
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He also said the flattening is normal part of the rate hiking process.
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KASHKARI: WELL, NO. I'M MORE CONCERNED ABOUT THE FLATTENING OF THE YIELD CURVE.
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Transness is being understood as this one thing, but it's still flattening us.
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Eating fuels hunger, a devil's full belly flattening as milk stretches her breasts.
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It's too premature to say the four-year curve flattening trend is over.
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It really had nothing to do with the flattening of the yield curve.
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Colao said the revenue decline was "flattening", although the market remained highly competitive.
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The two-year yield fell a basis point, flattening the yield curve slightly.
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These sections suggest a sky we cannot peer into, a flattening of space.
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Leading health officials discuss the importance of "flattening the curve" of coronavirus transmission.
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A flattening yield curve suggests investors believe economic growth and inflation will slow.
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Its sales, while still growing globally, seem to be flattening in mature markets.
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So it's about flattening the curve, is what it's called, of new cases.
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With NASA's budget flattening, the agency's administrator is considering ways to generate funding.
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That could add an additional flattening pressure to U.S. and European yield curves.
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There's not a whole lot of flattening or expansion in the yield curve.
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Looking ahead, Wells Fargo warned of trouble because of the flattening yield curve.
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The spread had been narrowing, a phenomenon known as a flattening yield curve.
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"A flattening yield curve is great news for the stock market," said Doll.
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Union Pacific stock gained more than 1 percent in extended trading before flattening.
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A flattening yield curve could portend pressure on the stock market, Hickey said.
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The Roys are like kaiju, stomping all over the world, flattening people indiscriminately.
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How big of a role will demand shifting play in flattening the duck?
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And sometimes — quite unexpectedly — it's a monster movie, with actual, city-flattening monsters.
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With the iPhone's sales growth flattening, other products did not pick up the slack.
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Nevertheless, the quest for exactness has had the effect of flattening, even deadening colour.
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The balloon gets heavier and heavier, flattening him out as it fills with water.
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"The export euphoria is flattening out a bit," Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe told Reuters.
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You can't argue that the Oilers aren't flattening teams during 73-on-5 play.
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This makes Prey's gameplay feel deliberate, instead of flattening into generic open-world meandering.
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The flattening of previously full characters may be the biggest loss of this season.
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Yet despite the flattening, the S&P 500 is still up 15% this year.
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ET, the National Hurricane Center said — flattening trees and hitting the state's historic buildings.
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After flattening out in the year after the recession, paychecks have begun rising again.
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A flattening yield curve has historically been a warning sign of a possible recession.
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This is not so much a flattening of taste as a democratisation of it.
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Planes continued to pound residential areas on Sunday, flattening buildings, rebels and residents said.
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A flattening yield curve traditionally indicates that bond investors think economic activity is slowing.
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The yield curve, or relationship between short and long-term interest rates, is flattening.
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Apple's recent earnings report was slightly disappointing, as it revealed iPhone sales were flattening.
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That flattening, to me, is what is most exhausting about this scarcity-induced discourse.
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The internet can have a flattening effect on the way humans view each other.
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To make it, Sugar Sugar starts by flattening a large cloud of cotton candy.
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A flattening yield curve is a classic warning sign of rockier economic times ahead.
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Financial stocks have been hit hard this year as the curve flattening has accelerated.
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One economist said a flattening trend did not necessarily mean that recession was imminent.
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Some investors see its flattening as a sign recession may be around the corner.
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But it does mean flattening out a lot of the intricacies of experience. Yes.
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The scrambling and flattening of time is a familiar theme in Villar Rojas's exhibitions.
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The greatest, most interesting violence may be the upheaval and flattening of pictorial space.
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In a few exceptions, like St. Louis, they did succeed in flattening the curve.
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A flattening yield curve tends to indicate slowing economic growth in the near future.
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This way, it's easier to flip without ruining the shape or flattening the dough.
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Flattening the COVID-19 infection curve requires much more than fiscal or monetary tools.
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I thought feminism was supposed to liberate us from this flattening of our identity.
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Mr. Trump is seeking to resume the long-term trend toward flattening the curve.
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Shares of Brinks gained close to 1 percent in the extended session before flattening.
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Profits from new pickups and SUVs will offset flattening sales in the U.S. and China.
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Shulman's series features long-exposure photographs of entire movies, flattening them into a single image.
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A flattening curve is often seen as a harbinger of low growth, inflation and rates.
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Those quakes killed 41 people and injured about 1,500, flattening houses and triggering major landslides.
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But timing turns out to be important (a regular theme in the duck-flattening literature).
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The flattening yield curve remains a big challenge, particularly for regional banks, according to Mishra.
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Huge issuance of short-term debt is also likely to have contributed to the flattening.
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This so-called "flattening" of the yield curve has weighed on stocks and the dollar.
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The retail report also sent short-dated U.S. Treasury yields higher, flattening the yield curve.
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A flattening of Medicaid enrollment has also led to an easing in recent state spending.
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It's an emotional wormhole, erasing boundaries and flattening the puppet show into a single self.
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"I am expecting gradually rising market interest rates and a flattening yield curve," Cuggino said.
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The so-called yield curve is flattening and history shows that's not good for stocks.
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From an economic standpoint, the flattening of the yield curve is hardly a new development.
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He added that it was premature to read too much into the flattening yield curve.
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Banks are also hurt by the flattening bond yield, a central fear in recent days.
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A flattening is when the short end rates and long end rates get closer together.
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The U.S. Treasury yield curve is flattening, which is often a sign of impending recession.
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Working in batches, cook 2 tablespoons of the batter, flattening it slightly into a pancake.
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But lives will be saved by flattening the curve so that infections grow more slowly.
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"They all talk about flattening the curve," he told CNN's Chris Cuomo earlier this week.
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But those are related to tempering inflation and perhaps, to flattening wealth and income polarization.
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With the Federal Reserve raising short-term interest rates, "a flattening makes sense," Tannuzzo added.
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Joy attributed a drop in financial stocks to a flattening yield curve in U.S. treasuries.
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You could be affected even if you're young and healthy, and "flattening the curve" — i.e.
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This makes it confusing to look at, flattening 3D objects as flat, empty black blobs.
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Elizabeth Warren went after everybody, a Sherman tank bent on flattening everything in her path.
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Both A.L. superpowers are flattening their respective opponents, playing to their strengths in the process.
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But yields and volatility are heading south once again and the yield curve is flattening.
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That's because the yield curve is flattening and could ultimately invert, a recession warning sign.
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Before flattening out, U.S. 2855.36-year Treasury yields briefly hit their highest point since Dec.
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A variety of factors have contributed to the flattening of the pyramid atop college hockey.
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Low bond yields (and a flattening yield curve) are often seen as indicating a weaker economy.
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China's started to come down in the 13s and declined steadily, flattening out in recent years.
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China's started to come down in the 1990s and declined steadily, flattening out in recent years.
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The flattening U.S. yield curve, close to levels not seen in 11 years, weighed on banks.
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A better test would check whether flattening curves foreshadow slowdowns, and steepening ones presage economic acceleration.
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Following the yield curve flattening during the quarter, PNC opted to pull back on securities purchases.
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The flattening of the yield curve suggests investors reckon the Fed is approaching its stopping point.
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From Mozambique, the cyclone ripped through neighboring Zimbabwe and Malawi, flattening homes and causing deadly mudslides.
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For much of the novel, she describes Hockney's emotions with unusual baldness, flattening his inner life.
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But the effects of an asteroid strike—tsunamis, shock waves, and flattening winds, could be catastrophic.
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The bomb exploded 2,294 feet above Hiroshima, instantly killing about 2000,270 people and flattening the city.
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WE SEE IT FLATTENING OUT AND WE SEE THE CONSUMER SPENDING KIND OF CONSISTENT WITH THAT.
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Working against banks, however, has been a flattening of the yield curve, which could dampen profits.
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Lesnar's best performance as a technician was in flattening out Frank Mir in their second bout.
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From Mozambique, Cyclone Idai tore inland into Zimbabwe and Malawi, flattening buildings and causing deadly mudslides.
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The yield curve's flattening has been seen by some as a sign of an impending recession.
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That's important because a flattening curve is sometimes viewed as a warning about pending economic weakness.
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I THINK WE'RE GONNA SEE MORE FLATTENING THAN WE'RE GONNA SEE RUNAWAY YIELDS IN THIS MARKET.
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This "flattening" trend is typically present before economic downturn as risk inflates short-term debt yields.
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"One thing this will lead to is a flattening of the curve," said another syndicate banker.
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Apple results: Flattening iPhone sales have been a source of concern at Apple for some time.
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Indeed, that flattening is taken by National Review as a reflection of each state's true nature.
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That has been a major force in the remarkable pace of curve flattening in recent weeks.
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" Knowing who is most at risk, she says, "will help in terms of flattening the curve.
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"We are seeing signs that the exponential growth curve is flattening off slightly," Wieler told reporters.
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The role's technical challenges seemed not to bother her, though even this proficiency was dramatically flattening.
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Rather than glue, discreet staples hold the images' brightly painted cutout elements together, without flattening them.
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It's egalitarian, flattening ballet's traditional hierarchies, with principal dancers often costumed the same as everyone else.
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There are also concerns in the market, and within the Fed, about the flattening yield curve.
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I think of curtailing her dew-skin in dirt, flattening what the world expects of us.
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Increment is a step toward flattening the distance between the Silicon Valley elite and developers everywhere.
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The retail sales report also sent short-dated U.S. Treasury yields higher, flattening the yield curve.
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Tuesday's 7.1 magnitude earthquake sent massive tremors throughout Mexico City, flattening buildings and trapping dwellers inside.
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Those spheres could then be released by turning the light off again, and flattening the adhesive out.
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McBride predicts deposit yields will move even higher before flattening by the end of the third quarter.
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These benefits, innocuous as they may seem, ultimately contribute to the insidious flattening of work and leisure.
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"The curve may be flattening out," Hope noted, though he cautioned it is too early to tell.
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The flattening yield curve has obsessed investors concerned it may be a sign of imminent market stress.
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The company is depending on growth in subscription services like Apple Music to offset flattening iPhone sales.
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He said the Treasury yield curve has been flattening as a result, reflecting less long term growth.
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Having said that, he finds the flattening of the curve that he watches to be increasingly worrisome.
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The yield, which moves opposite price, moved closer to the yield of the , in a flattening move.
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Gundlach noted that banks won't perform even if rates are rising if the yield curve is flattening.
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Or, the flattening surface would experience a hellfire of volcanic activity as the mantle became increasingly compressed.
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Critics deride this sort of thing as a flattening of the world, a McDonaldisation of global culture.
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"We are seeing some pretty strong bullish flattening across curves," said Rabobank fixed income strategist Matt Cairns.
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These are the more interesting ones, which rely on resonances and deepen meaning rather than flattening it.
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Then they used a process called segmentation to digitally create pages, followed by texturing and flattening techniques.
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"But our latest surveys suggest the pipeline for Cisco's Security sales amongst resellers is flattening," Faucette said.
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The yield curve is flattening and lending revenue is "flat," he wrote in an email to CNBC.
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Insurers fell 1.3 percent as their earnings are seen squeezed by continuous flattening in the yield curve.
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Last week, Moody's warned that flattening U.S. auto sales pose a significant credit risk for auto lenders.
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An inversion is seen as a sign of a pending recession, but a flattening curve is not.
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The bond market and the flattening yield curve would suggest that the bond community is also concerned.
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Place about 4 teaspoons of the lentil mixture into the pan, flattening it out into a patty.
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That is typically viewed as a recession signal, and the flattening curve is a warning of that.
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Here — and Fields suspects elsewhere — politics shape the public expression of identity, narrowing and flattening vital debates.
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That "flattening" trend is usually present before an economic downturn as risk inflates short-term debt yields.
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Worries over a flattening of the U.S. yield curve, another major market fear, appear exaggerated, Montagne added.
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The flattening of the yield curve could be exacerbated by Chinese sales of 5-year Treasury notes.
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U.S. business inventories wilted slightly in October, meeting economists' expectations after flattening out in the prior month.
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An Institutional Investor Hall of Famer doesn't believe a flattening yield curve will destroy stock market gains.
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But what is more worrisome is if the yield curve goes beyond flattening and into outright inversion.
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But on Wednesday a deadly tremor struck, killing at least 73 people and flattening hundreds of buildings.
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The yield curve steepened on Thursday on more upbeat trade news, reversing six straight sessions of flattening.
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"This is the march toward the flattening of the curve," said SEB chief commodity strategist Bjarne Schieldrop.
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IHS Markit sees very slow U.S. production growth next year and then a flattening out in 2021.
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Without them you don't get any of that cropping and flattening of form that leads to abstraction.
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With the U.S. curve flattening as the economic cycle approaches its peak, that is likely to continue.
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However, the boost in oil prices pushed up yields on short-dated maturities, flattening the yield curve.
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While cryptomarkets enable a globalisation and flattening of drug trading, international trading is not an inevitable outcome.
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Blocking the river and building the Jannah Dam will require flattening up to 500 acres of hillside forest.
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Still, while the flattening yield curve is cause for concern, it's not yet time to panic, says LaVorgna.
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A flattening yield curve is widely seen as a harbinger of slower economic growth and lower interest rates.
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Instead, it provided some of the intellectual justification for flattening income taxes across the West in subsequent decades.
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"We have seen healthy demand and a flattening of rig counts in the United States," Mazroui told reporters.
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Rampage features mutated animals flattening buildings across the United States, on their way to a rendezvous in Chicago.
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This flattening of the yield curve hurt bank stocks, which were among the biggest fallers on European markets.
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The sum effect is something like a flattening of class, which makes it easier to ignore or forget.
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For audiences fresh off the similar city-flattening in Pacific Rim Uprising, it largely won't look that different.
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The figures, released Friday as part of the nonfarm payroll report, show a downward slope that's finally flattening.
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The storm passed directly through the peninsula, driving the sea inland and flattening homes on Monday and Tuesday.
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Everything is filmed in slo-mo on a long telephoto lens, flattening the depth of the scene completely.
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Extend that rationale to flattening yield curves across Asia, and the circle of potential rate cutters is expanding.
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Markets across the world have been rattled by recession fears, exemplified by the flattening U.S. Treasury yield curve.
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Curves are flattening outside the United States too, partly because of the powerful influence of the U.S. market.
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Individual mines can operate for more than a decade, flattening mountains and filling valleys over hundreds of acres.
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A flattening yield curve is sometimes the precursor of an inverted curve, which has been a recession warning.
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However, one of the nagging issues for the stock market has been the flattening of the yield curve.
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The two yields are getting closer together, or flattening, and are now at the "flattest" in a decade.
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When the storm hit, Antigua received minimal damage but the storm obliterated Barbuda's infrastructure, flattening structure after structure.
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We think net interest margins will continue to expand despite a flattening yield curve," he told "Closing Bell.
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Occasionally, the novel's sheer breadth takes a toll on the prose, flattening complex emotions in particular into cliché.
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The upward curve of Spain's new infections appears to be flattening, the country's foreign minister said on Monday.
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Gavin Newsom was asked if officials were beginning to see a flattening of the curve of coronavirus patients.
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We are all learning a new vocabulary of inoculation: self-quarantine, shedding period, flattening the curve, inflection point.
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" On Sunday, Fox News host Steve Hilton dedicated an entire segment to "flattening the curve, not the economy.
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Instead, the WHO has repeatedly emphasized the importance of "flattening the curve" in order to tackle the pandemic.
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" This story "comes with an exhilarating ideology of flattening hierarchies, disrupting systems, discarding old elites and empowering individuals.
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The flattening yield curve, or the difference between short- and long-term rates, has worried investors for months.
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So some see this flattening as a market correction and a welcome return to more predictable, slow growth.
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Financials are down on a flattening yield curve, and industrial and material stocks are down on trade concerns.
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Slowing down the rate at which cases are doubling is also key to flattening the curve, she said.
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These federal rules prevent people from staying home and flattening the pandemic curve, an action that saves lives.
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The car market in the United States is also showing signs of strain, with sales flattening last year.
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The attraction of Cézanne's studio for Meyerowitz lies in part in the flattening effect of those gray walls.
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It's lionizing Kaepernick for the important work he's done without flattening his message to align with corporate-speak.
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" Lee, Fundstrat's managing partner and head of research, said such a flattening "has almost always presaged weakness in equities.
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Halliburton was down 3.8 percent after the oilfield services provider warned about flattening growth in North American rig count.
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With the trade tariffs and the flattening of the yield curve, they could slow down the rate normalization process.
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Objects in the north and south become distorted as the flat map compensates for the flattening of the globe.
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Solidarity also doesn't mean flattening our experiences, assuming our experiences are alike and devoid of context, power, and history.
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As it exits, the tubular nanotube material is wound around a drum, flattening and cooling into two-layer film.
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Fed officials have said the current flattening is due to unique circumstances, but markets remain fearful about the implications.
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He said the fact the yield curve is flattening after the Fed cut interest rates is a negative sign.
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You have to love the initial slow-mo plop of a heavy object flattening the clay like a pancake.
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"Longterm JGBs traded firmly, particularly in the afternoon session, so the curve faced some flattening pressure today," she said.
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But even so, it tends to precede at least a slowing or flattening out of rallies for a while.
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Flattening them beneath a moving train without getting electrocuted or run over in a classic dose of summer Americana.
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In the developed world too, bank stocks are buckling under flattening yield curves and the growth outlook is dimming.
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Whereas the flattening of the yield curve is worrying for many analysts, others suggest it's only a temporary situation.
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Aside from their flattening faces, French bulldogs are made to be shorter and stalkier than they used to be.
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Additionally, a flattening yield curve in the US presents difficulties for institutions dependent on maturity transformation, such as banks.
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The slope of the yield curve has been flattening, with short-term rates rising faster than longer-bond yields.
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A flattening curve can signal that the curve will invert, which historically means a recession is on the horizon.
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LaVorgna, and a number of strategists, said the flattening curve is reflecting concern about the prospects for tax reform.
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He is wary of the flattening effect that globalization—or more precisely Americanization—can have on discrete national traditions.
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Traders worry the flattening curve is signaling a weaker economy, since one that is inverted, has reliably signaled recession.
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The market had been watching a "flattening" move last week, a possible future warning that the economy could weaken.
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"Fed tightening, U.S. decoupling, flattening yield curve, collapsing emerging markets, underperforming levered quant strategies ... all echo 2003," they said.
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Plus, while the flattening yield curve has weighed on sentiment, Goldberg said he doesn't think it signals a recession.
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The yield curve steepened on Thursday amid more upbeat trade news, as investors reversed six straight sessions of flattening.
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"I believe on any projection that that flattening of the curve is not going to be enough," Cuomo said.
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Sales of Tesla's other models, the Model S luxury sedan and Model X sport utility vehicle, have been flattening.
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You'll perceive this narrowing as facial hollowing around the cheeks and a flattening, or curling in, of the lips.
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Two days later, she was huddled in a friend's shelter as a tornado tore through her neighborhood, flattening homes.
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This is what experts are calling "flattening the curve," the curve being the trajectory of new cases over time.
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Bond yields have rushed toward their old lows, flattening the gap between very short-term and 103-year Treasuries.
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"The last time we saw yields going higher with the yield curve flattening was the mid-90s," he said.
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It's supposed to mold limbs to mannequin-like smoothness, paving over cracks, flattening any bloat and restraining all bounce.
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In the bond market selloff, the margin between shorter and longer-dated Treasury yields grew after last week's flattening.
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Maybe it's "just as simple," he said, as the flattening of the bond market curve reflecting the current slowdown.
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Her boyfriend leaned his head against the glass, his curly hair flattening like something compressed in a microscope slide.
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The eye of Super Typhoon Yutu passed directly over the islands Saipan and Tinian, flattening homes in its wake.
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Losses were broad based in equities, with bank stocks among the weakest performers thanks to the flattening yield curve.
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However, the correlation is not direct as it requires the yield curve, which has been flattening of late, to steepen.
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That happy news masks a more concerning problem—a flattening growth rate in the number of contributors to the website.
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The spread between the 10-year yield and yield were 13 basis points apart, in a so-called flattening move.
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This flattening of coexistent timelines is reinforced by the artist's use of unfired clay to render the forms and surroundings.
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We expect the curve to stay relatively flat, but I think we've seen the bulk of flattening for the year.
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By the time the army's bulldozers had finished flattening entire districts, the regime had killed as many as 218,000 people.
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Short-term interest rates have been increasing at a faster rate than long-term rates in a bear-flattening move.
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The Treasury's $2.9143 billion sale of three-year notes is expected to contribute to the flattening of the yield curve.
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Expectations of higher U.S. rates underpinned the dollar, though a flattening U.S. Treasury yield curve kept investors' hopes in check.
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Yet a flattening curve is also associated with rising official interest rates, which typically come late in the economic cycle.
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When the yield curve is flattening like it is now, investors take that to mean the economic outlook is dampening.
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This pared the flattening of the two-year to 10-year area of the yield curve to 25.10 basis points .
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Homebuilding stocks normally make their gains for the year between fall and early spring before flattening out or tailing off.
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A flattening yield curve is often seen as a harbinger of low growth, inflation and rates over the long term.
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Take the pieces out of the refrigerator, and warm them with your hands by flattening them on the counter. 8.
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AND AGAIN, I LOOK AT THE FACT THAT THE COMMITTEES BEEN RAISING RATES AND THE YIELD CURVE HAS BEEN FLATTENING.
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Those goggles are a metaphor for social conditioning, a flattening of individual perspectives into a homogenous view of the world.
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The spread between them has been flattening and some fear it will invert, or rise above the 10-year yield.
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He pointed to elevated market volatility, the impact of "growth-reducing protectionism," and the "ominous" flattening of the yield curve.
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With the yield curve flattening and the market dipping, there have been murmurings on Wall Street of an impending recession.
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He said if the curve was flattening and yields were not rising, the market could handle it and vice versa.
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A persistent flattening of the U.S. yield curve doesn't matter and a steepening one says the economy is getting better.
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The rest of the curve still has an upward slope, although the curve overall has been flattening for some time.
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Recent flattening in Canadian and U.S. yield curves had left investors worried that banks' net interest margins could be squeezed.
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"Accordingly, we maintain our conviction on curve flattening going into 2018," Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in a note on Wednesday.
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The so-called "flattening" is the narrowing of spreads between the yields of Treasurys at both ends of the curve.
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They had been flattening, and the 2-year and 10-year yield are the closest together they've been since 2007.
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All of those elements are probably contributing to a flattening of earnings expectations among analysts who follow small-cap shares.
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There may yet be a substantial economic crisis, but the flattening of interest rates globally need not be a harbinger.
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The storm washed sand and seawater across the island, flooding homes, flattening dunes and breaching the island in three places.
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The flattening yield curve, which is seen as an early indicator of a looming recession, is also having an impact.
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Many other photographers employ these flattening techniques: the deadpan British photographer Martin Parr, say, or the Dutch portraitist Rineke Dijkstra.
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While this is a helpful step in flattening the curve of infection, it's an unexpected hindrance for the Black community.
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"No matter how much info we provide her on flattening the curve, she seems unwilling to listen," the woman said.
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Citi cited the flattening yield curve and soft growth in earnings, along with the high valuations, in explaining its estimate.
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And they really are the reasons why all the graphs on the internet of flattening the curve are so important.
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"With flattening consumer demand for wine, unless vineyard acres are removed, balance will be difficult to find," McMillan told CNN.
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British housebuilders have been facing slack demand and flattening house prices as the economy weakened after the 2016 Brexit referendum.
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Investors' concern over a flattening yield curve is also not as damaging to stocks as common wisdom suggests, says Detrick.
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But some view the flattening of the yield as a sign that the economy is weaker than it might appear.
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"I wouldn't want to get the Laurie Anderson Prize," she said, flattening her voice to that of an extraterrestrial ingénue.
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There's a flattening of the yield curve that somewhat reflects people's future view of rates and where rates will be.
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Hyman said while the recent flattening concerns him, he hasn't taken action to protect against an economic downturn just yet.
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On Saturday, it plowed into the Philippines, flattening homes in small towns and villages on the northern island of Luzon.
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Some of the steepening since Friday, however, likely reflects an overdue pullback after 30 basis points of flattening since May.
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That is viewed as a possible warning about future economic growth, and Fed rate hiking could speed the flattening process.
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This is incompatible with what should be our prime objective: "flattening the curve" to minimize community transmission through social distance.
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The Darbovens fled their house in the suburbs of Hamburg before the event took place, yet the obliteration of her hometown — the absolute flattening that occurs as a result of carpet-bombing — is, in a sense, what we witness in Darboven's work: a flattening of meaning and history in the endless panels and images.
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The short end of the yield curve is spiking as a result and the yield curve is flattening as a result.
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This phenomenon, described as flattening of the yield curve, is often interpreted as a warning signal of an upcoming financial crisis.
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A flattening yield curve is traditionally viewed as a sign of slowing economic growth, which could signal a recession is near.
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The flattening of the yield curve, which is intensifying, is a bond market signal that a rate hike could be imminent.
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Fires broke out, flattening whole sections of the camp, including the "high street", where an "Afghan kitchen" offered chicken and falafel.
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The flattening yield curve is telling us that market perceives that policy is more restrictive than required given the economic backdrop.
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I find the E3000s boring to listen to, flattening out the peaks of excitement that the cheaper pair produce with ease.
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Cyclone Kenneth crashed into the province of Cabo Delgado on April 25, flattening entire villages and killing more than 40 people.
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It coats the end of your hair and when you use the flattening iron, it strengthens your hair and stops breakage.
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The so called yield curve between the two is flattening dramatically, and they were just about 6 basis points apart Monday.
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"I think it's yet another recession signal ... and I don't know which one is scariest," said Hill of the flattening spread.
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With an ease that came from long practice, he shifted to the side to keep from flattening her under his weight.
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The way news is shared on the internet has an indomitable way of flattening complex ideas into simplistic, easily digestible things.
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For several days and nights, heavy storm surge pounded the shoreline, flattening dunes and blowing sand right up to the launchpads.
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The flattening yield curve dovetails with the dollar's failure to gain traction following a period of consolidation over September and October.
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That pushed the four-week moving average of claims to a one-year high, an indication that job growth was flattening.
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In that case, the yield curve may begin flattening anew as investors push back expectations on when a downturn will occur.
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The curve steepened slightly to 96.5 basis points on Thursday, suggesting the flattening of the yield curve this week was stalling.
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Topping action in stocks, a flattening yield curve and the lagging commodity sector are warning signals that the market needs more.
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A bump in long-dated U.S. Treasury yields steepened the curve after two weeks of flattening, and supported a stronger dollar.
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Strategists say one of the reasons for this "flattening" move, often associated with economic softness, is uncertainty about the Trump agenda.
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But a mix of more expensive phones and other products and services is helping the company supplement its flattening iPhone shipments.
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The spread between the 2-year and 10-year has been flattening as the Fed has moved to raise interest rates.
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The sector flashed higher, gaining nearly 30 percent, before flattening out and turning downward over the past three months or so.
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The answer is not obvious, given that the relative earnings power of a college degree has been flattening in recent years.
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The flattening of the yield curve over the last few months (which usually predicts a slowdown) is a big red flag.
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The yield curve has been flattening, a signal of concern that the US economy could enter recession in the coming years.
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Consequently, although the VR images define a space that is inhabitable, paradoxically the space is also fugitive, flattening out and disappearing.
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Increased pressure in the skull could cause the flattening of the eyeballs seen in some astronauts, pushing their vision toward farsightedness.
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The curve steepened slightly to 95.7 basis points on Thursday, suggesting the flattening of the yield curve this week was stalling.
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"Projections are flattening as we move forward," says Diane Kearney, an analyst who studies coal for the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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An eye exam could reveal cotton wool spots, or an unexplained swelling or a flattening at the back of their eyeballs.
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I usually dream of flattening people, but even in my dreams I couldn't figure out a way to beat this fella.
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Motor gasoline sales have been flattening even though the number of miles driven has continued to rise fairly steadily (tmsnrt.rs/2nXYPo6).
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It is currently the flattest it has been for over a decade and has been flattening for more than four years.
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Continued flattening is a sign Fed policy has become too tight and adds more fuel to keep the bond bull running.
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Overall, rents in the city appear to be flattening amid a broad boom in market-rate apartment construction, housing experts observed.
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He said in a post-meeting statement that the flattening of the yield curve indicated the Fed was moving too quickly.
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Here's a great segment from his show last night about the idea of "flattening the curve" as the outbreak becomes widespread.
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It would not focus on flattening the growth of coronavirus cases, which have only moved higher as tests become more available.
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The total number of cases in the country stands at 9,332 and the infection rate had been flattening in recent weeks.
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He said they are necessary to ensure a flattening of the curve — essentially trying to limit the surge of coronavirus cases.
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He said they are necessary to ensure a flattening of the curve — essentially trying to limit the surge of coronavirus cases.
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"With respect to New Jersey, I would say not to expect a flattening of the curve for another month," he said.
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The group was hit hard by fears of an economic slowdown caused by the coronavirus outbreak and a flattening yield curve.
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The 2019 figures showcase a surprising surge in growth from a market that a year ago appeared to be flattening out.
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The internet has long been thought of as a truly democratic tool, flattening and democratizing the ability to publish and communicate.
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The spread, or yield curve, has been watched closely by traders because it was flattening, a possible warning of economic trouble.
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With domestic demand flattening because of increased fuel efficiency in cars, oil executives say that somewhere is likely to be overseas.
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The latest earthquake struck during the predawn hours, flattening homes, knocking out power in some areas and jolting awake terrified residents.
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Taken together, falling copper prices and a flattening yield curve are also indicators of a potential future slowdown in economic growth.
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You feel your thighs turning into rock-hard muscle, your stomach flattening, your calves turning into two speed bags of death.
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BUT ONE THING THAT'S INTERESTING IS THE MOVE UP IN TREASURY RATES OF RECENTLY HAS NOT BEEN FLATTENING THE YIELD CURVE.
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Cramer has previously said Wall Street had written off the bank stocks' weakness as a casualty of the flattening yield curve.
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Here's what we get for the two curves above: This is the "flattening the curve" that you hear everyone talking about.
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Then a surge of seawater swept up the beach, scattering the crowds, flattening buildings, and sending parked cars crunching into trees.
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Hurricane Michael struck Florida in 2018 as a Category 5 storm, flattening a major air force base along with coastal towns.
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I'm optimistic that, thanks to hierarchy-flattening tools like the internet, we are witnessing this patriarchal perception being dealt with appropriately.
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I see less goths, emos, townies and whatever—culture seems to be flattening, but then it's unifying people... it's globalizing culture.
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Some are already worried about a flattening Treasuries yield curve and slowing housing market, even as other economic vital signs remain healthy.
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The stock has fallen 22 percent so far in 2018 after facing a series of scandals and flattening usage in North America.
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A flattening yield spread is seen as a warning on the economy, and when yields invert, it is a sign of recession.
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Now with growth flattening out, these robo advisor startups will look to add new products to try to justify their high valuations.
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After all, there's something a bit dystopian feeling about pushing a button and essentially flattening the playing field between professionals and amateurs.
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The 10-year yield has failed to break back above 3 percent for almost two months, and the curve is flattening relentlessly.
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The flattening didn't get the market's attention until about 5003 when the curve inverted, and the recession hit exactly a year later.
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In each case, the flattening of U.S. gasoline consumption preceded a sharp downward move in international oil prices after the market overheated.
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If the flattening occurred along the polar axis—that is, the Earth essentially became a disk facing the sun—temperatures would increase.
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A flattening of the yield curve and rising bets of an interest rate cut have also challenged banks' ability to boost revenues.
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So we would be avoiding small caps all together...because of the flattening of the yield curve, trade concerns, and global growth.
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Thursday's minutes supported a further flattening and bolstered the view that the market's initial reaction to Powell's comments on Wednesday were overblown.
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Also contributing to this week's sell-off were rising concerns about a U.S. economic slowdown signaled by a flattening Treasury yield curve.
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Remember the big fight at the end of Man of Steel, where Superman (Henry Cavill) and Zod duke it out, flattening Metropolis?
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European bonds were also snared by the yield-curve flattening, with yields on long-term German bonds falling to two-month lows.
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"What we're anticipating is perhaps a 3 to 5 percent sell-off within the sector," he said, citing the flattening yield curve.
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There is another factor that might justify earlier rate rises: a flattening Phillips curve (which plots the relationship between slack and inflation).
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The spread between U.S. Treasuries 2-year and 10-year yields has not been this narrow in a flattening process since 2005.
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In the current context we exclude the dollar as long as investors keep seeing a flattening of the expected rate hike path.
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When his name surfaced this week as a stronger-than-expected candidate, Schumacher said that created a flattening of the yield curve.
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The flattening has also been going on for well over a year, and on Wednesday, the gap was just 43 basis points.
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The measurements rose through December and January to their highest levels since mid-2015, before flattening in February and declining last month.
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A flattening yield curve takes it closer to inverting, which means the 2-year yield would rise above the 83-year yield.
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As investors adjust their views on the BOJ's policy, short-dated notes yield rose more than longer peers, flattening the yield curve.
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A 'flattening' curve is often considered a portent of slowing economic activity, an 'inverted' curve has been a reliable predictor of recession.
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In the stock market, traders watched the flattening warily, as it is sometimes seen as a sign of a weaker economy ahead.
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In this case, the "alarm" was the so-called "flattening" yield curve, which briefly reached its flattest level in a decade Tuesday.
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The yield curve, which tracks the difference between longer- and shorter-term bond yields, is flattening, meaning they are getting closer together.
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I WANTED TO ASK YOU ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE MARKET: TWO-YEAR YIELD AT A DECADE HIGH, FLATTENING YIELD CURVE.
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A flattening yield curve implies growing concerns among investors about the sustainability of economic growth and whether inflation may ever take hold.
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After posting a 7.1 percent increase during regular trading, Seagate stock climbed an additional 2 percent in the extended session before flattening.
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It's contradictory but, during a pandemic, conscientious isolation is actually a social act — one that protects others by flattening the outbreak curve.
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He believes the explanation for the flattening is that many students simply cannot borrow any more money through the federal loan program.
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It has not inverted for a sustained period, and a flattening yield curve is not a consistent predictor of a coming recession.
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Matt Philips of the NYT points out that the result — a flattening of the curve — has traditionally been a predictor of recession.
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But on March 15, movie theaters in New York and Los Angeles were closed indefinitely to help aid in flattening the curve.
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Investing pioneer Burton Malkiel believes investors shouldn't worry too much about a key recession indicator — the so-called the flattening yield curve.
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The flattening of the yield curve between 2- and 10-year notes signals investors see less optimism and slower economic growth ahead.
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They may not resort to raising a third time on concern that it will add to the flattening of the yield curve.
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With this expanse of expression, there has also come a flattening, layers of irony and performance that obscure ourselves from each other.
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Irma is the second major hurricane to approach the United States in two weeks and has already killed 14, flattening whole islands.
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The falls in longer-dated Treasury yields in recent days came as investors dashed to buy safer assets, flattening the yield curve.
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Joseph LaVorgna, Natixis chief economist Americas, said the flattening curve is sending a warning, and many investors will see it that way.
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A recent report noted that the number of young people is flattening in urban areas where they have helped spur economic growth.
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Another pleasurable perk, and one of Mr. Ives's many departures from the original plot, is the ball of confusion continually flattening Cliton.
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On that day, researchers think a 40-meter-wide space rock entered the atmosphere over Siberia flattening trees for about 800 square miles.
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By flattening all those conflicts into a bloody climb up a ladder, We. The Revolution's story loses much of its tension and gravity.
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Instagram recently said that, during the creative process of flattening the icon, it wanted to make sure the updated look was still recognizable.
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Investors right now are worrying about the flattening of the so-called yield curve, which could be signaling a slowdown in the economy.
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A slender young woman leans her whole body weight onto a rolling pin, flattening out stubborn whole wheat dough until thin and pliable.
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These "curve-flattening" bets narrowed the yield premium of 30-year bonds over five-year notes to its smallest in over three weeks.
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Global inventories of crude have begun to draw down in the third quarter, contributing to a flattening of oil's cost curve, he noted.
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In other earnings news, Halliburton shares fell 4.2 percent after the oilfield services provider warned about flattening growth in North American rig count.
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Yields on short-dated notes fell, while yields on longer maturities rose, steepening the yield curve and ending a multi-day flattening trend.
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Microgravity environments do strange and often undesirable things to the human body, such as weakening muscles and bones, shrinking hearts, and flattening eyeballs.
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If bond yields keep dropping and the yield curve keeps flattening, then those positive trends for net interest margin are going to change.
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The gap between two- and 10-year yields was back up to just 12.8 basis points, after flattening to 9 basis points overnight.
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On Strange Creatures they're more prone to flattening the reverby, more spaced-out vocals of Undertow, kicking the urgency back into their work.
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The curve is also "flattening," meaning the spread between the shorter-duration two-year and the longer-duration 10-year is getting narrower.
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A flattening yield curve is seen as a sign that investors are betting that future growth, inflation and interest rates will be lower.
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Amazons and Germans fighting on a beach: It's the kind of flattening of history and distortion of scale that leaves the mind reeling.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams played down the flattening curve this week and said he doesn't expect the yield curve to invert.
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Instagram recently said that, during the creative process of flattening the icon, it wanted to make sure the updated look was still recognizable.
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A flattening of the yield curve has preceded financial crises in the past, including the dotcom bust and the financial crisis of 2008.
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State media said on Monday Irma had seriously damaged Cuba's already dilapidated sugar industry, flooding and flattening an extensive area of sugar cane.
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With their growing scale and the flattening of hardware improvements, other Chinese firms are also looking to crack the high-end smartphone market.
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Bernanke found that a global savings glut contributed to a similar flattening that, again, pushed money into bonds without indicating an imminent slowdown.
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"The yield curve may be flattening but our rates strategists do not expect it to invert in 2018," the research note Tuesday said.
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WE MAY SEE SOME FLATTENING OF THE YIELD CURVE, BUT I DON'T THINK WE HAVE RUN AWAY INTEREST RATES IN THE UNITED STATES.
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Under the stated policies scenario the IEA said that demand for oil would slow over the next decade, before flattening by the 22010s.
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Leveraged loans, which are floating-rate instruments, are benefitting from rising Libor rates as well as a flattening in spreads over the benchmark.
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"Note the flattening of the curve implies investors are worried about a potential 'policy error' if the Fed doesn't act further," Lyngen said.
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The first video shows powerful sequences of snowcats flattening and compressing snow at night, preparing the ski slopes for tourists the following day.
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The yield on the two-year note was up 2.4 basis points, last at 2.891 percent, flattening the yield curve following the report.
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But bonds were sending a different message with the flattening yield curve, according to Joseph LaVorgna, chief economist for the Americas at Natixis.
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Another worry involves diminishing artistic experience, or "flattening," as Mr. Bailey put it, which can happen when films are narrowly defined and labeled.
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But if a significant flattening of the yield curve is ignored, a portfolio shift could smash the rally in fully-valued equity markets.
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Until recently, much of Wall Street was writing off the bank stocks' weakness as a casualty of the flattening yield curve, Cramer said.
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There's something flattening about the sheer accumulation of #MeToo television, of watching as harassment is endlessly recycled into fictional characters' cases and capers.
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"I think depression may be one of the consequences of this basic flattening of circadian rhythms and homeostasis in the brain," says Benedetti.
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An uptick in U.S. inflation and strong results from a $38 billion Treasury auction drove short-dated yields higher, flattening the yield curve.
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"We want to see the rate slowing and then we want to see the number of cases going down or flattening," he said.
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Flattening the curve means slowing the rate of new infections, buying researchers time to develop treatments and vaccines, and giving hospitals some respite.
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This construct has become known as "flattening the curve," keeping the rising curve of coronavirus cases below a straight line representing medical capacity.
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In bond market jargon, "the yield curve has been flattening" — meaning short- and long-term interest rates have been moving closer to parity.
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But Apple has figured out a $1,000 iPhone is the best way to squeeze even more profits out of a flattening user base.
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And while pricier iPhones have helped maximize profitability out of a flattening user base, most bull cases are built on climbing services revenue.
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His model artist was Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, who rendered neoclassical subjects in a self-consciously archaic style, flattening perspectives and whitening colors.
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It ascended more steeply than any airplane I had ever been in and rose like a rocket before flattening out a moment later.
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To make up for any flattening or falling sales, Apple can use price increases to trade volume for revenue and make shareholders happy.
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Fed officials are also divided on whether the flattening curve is an issue, with a number of them dismissing it as a problem.
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Sharif said the minutes of the July meeting showed that some Fed officials are concerned about the flattening curve but others are not.
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Last year's "flattening" in the yield curve, in which long-dated yields fell faster than short-term yields, had hurt some pension plans.
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The 10-year Japanese government bond yield fell to a record low of minus 0.300 percent in early July, flattening the yield curve.
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It feels almost as if the filmmakers didn't trust Pryce to tell the story, and that has the effect of flattening his performance.
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A flattening yield curve also reflected concerns that the Fed may not be aggressive as needed in cutting rates to stem economic weakness.
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A flattening yield curve historically suggests financial markets are anticipating slowing growth, and a steepening curve points to stronger growth and inflationary pressures.
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FROST: WHEN WE LOOK AT THE SHAPE OF THE YIELD CURVE A LOT OF PEOPLE GET CONCERNED ABOUT THE FACT THAT IT'S FLATTENING.
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Flattening that curve would keep the U.S. health-care system from being overrun with too many virus cases in a short time period.
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Kenen: You know, without really solid data, we're trying to figure out: are we bending this curve, are we flattening this curve watching?
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A recent NPR story, "Flattening the Mummy Tummy With One Exercise 10 Minutes a Day," elicited a huge response, both positive and negative.
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As I wrote in my review of 2016's Doom, it's fun precisely because of this flattening and abstracting of input to output.
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They can tolerate flattening not because the roach exoskeleton is soft, but because it is composed of rigid plates connected by more flexible tissue.
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Attempting to measure the ideology of a Supreme Court justice as if she were a member of Congress means conflating and flattening their views.
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He also cited the sharp decline in IBM's stock and a drop in financial stocks due to a flattening yield curve in U.S. treasuries.
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Typically, the late stage of a cycle is characterized by tightening monetary policy and flattening yield curves, two factors that tend to roil markets.
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And, we're looking for something in the macro — whether it's the yield curve flattening or credit spreads coming down or whether it's the Fed.
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"The postmodernist in me is concerned that [this disregard] would lead to a flattening of reality rather than an enhancing of it," says Greenspan.
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A flattening, or worse, inverted yield curve has preceded every recession since 1962; however, not every inverted yield curve has led to a recession.
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But her recent Americana rebrand has resulted in a complete flattening of the Gaga sound, aesthetic, and the essential meaning of her performance art.
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Due to rotational flattening, the radius of the Earth at the Equator is 21km larger than the radius of the Earth at the poles.
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And since bond prices move in the opposite direction as rates, a lot of bond buying would push rates lower, flattening the yield curve.
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While this cost cut-driven business model wowed industry observers, it appears to be reaching its limits, with Kraft's sales stagnating and margins flattening.
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By flattening player knowledge and character knowledge into deck building and construction, Slay The Spire does the thing that so many roguelikes fail to.
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U.S. bank stocks had underperformed in recent months as economists and investors fixated on a flattening yield curve, normally the precursor to a recession.
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The so-called yield curve, the difference in short-term and long-term government bond yields, is flattening to levels not seen since 2007.
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The ongoing flattening of the Treasury yield curve, which has capped long-term yields, is a further drag on the dollar, Daiwa's Ishizuki said.
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The range of time periods, victims, and locations Serrano chose to photograph feels somewhat arbitrary, flattening diverse incidents into a universal experience of torture.
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Also, while Google search may be flattening, advertisers are moving parts of their ad spend from other media to different Google properties, particularly YouTube.
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IT IS nearly a week since Hurricane Maria thumped Puerto Rico, flattening buildings and ripping up roads, and the island is still without electricity.
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Brain scans taken of astronauts both before and after long-duration space missions revealed the flattening of the eyeballs and increased optic nerve protrusion.
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"Gold tends to show a seasonal pattern across the year, rising in spring, flattening in summer, and then rising again from September," Ash said.
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But it wouldn't take much steepening of the Japanese curve and continued flattening of the U.S. curve for that difference to narrow then flip.
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That would mean the curve, or spread between yields, would be 'flattening' as the long end yield and short end yields move closer together.
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A flattening of the Treasury yield curve and rising bets for a U.S. interest rate cut have also challenged banks' ability to boost revenues.
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Some analysts expect the curve to continue its flattening trend as the Fed tightens further and absent changes to the long-term growth outlook.
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The network largely opted to avoid specifics, instead flattening the swimmer's turbulent history into generalized anecdotes about him pulling himself up by his bootstraps.
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That so-called flattening is sometimes indicative of concerns about a weakening economy, or one where the Fed is raising interest rates too quickly.
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Flattening demand from China — the world's top consumer of iron ore — is also set to weigh on Australia, the world's largest iron ore exporter.
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Low Treasury yields would be a bigger worry for stocks if the yield curve were flattening further, or if corporate bonds were being shunned.
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Concerns about asset quality, flattening yield curves, and tightening liquidity have meant a weak start to the year for financials - including banks and insurers.
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A flattening curve is seen as a signal of a potential weakness in the economy down the road, while an inverted curve signals recession.
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Fix this by flattening your back on the floor before you start moving, and be conscious to maintain that position throughout the entire exercise.
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Perhaps reflecting this sense of life flattening out after the hormonal turbulence of adolescence, the movie is filmed almost entirely in black and white.
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This group of stocks, captured in the Financial Select Sector SPDR exchange-traded fund, has been crushed by the yield curve's flattening, he said.
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The shares are under pressure amid a significant decline in year-over-year operating income, and a flattening in day-to-day business orders.
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In the Treasury market, a yield-flattening trade continued, with the yields on the short end getting closer to yields of longer-dated securities.
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Toward the end of the 19th century "Unfinished" starts to lose momentum, flattening into a kind of Where's Waldo hunt for the incomplete bits.
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Add roughly 1/2 cup of the latke mixture to the pan, flattening it with a spatula into a 4 1/2-inch circle.
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But something about this time-flattening choice was different—I felt like I was an acne-covered, MAD Magazine-reading 16-year-old again.
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"But he stuck with the current policy trajectory and this means that the flattening of the U.S. yield curve would be allowed to continue".
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"Any time there is a rate hike you potentially see a flattening of the yield curve, which is not good for financials," said Ghriskey.
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"He's flattening the dominance hierarchy," said Carrie Keating, a professor of psychology at Colgate University who studies nonverbal cues in power, status and leadership.
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They did it here last fall in the N.L.C.S. clincher, flattening Kershaw with seven hits and five runs (four earned) in his five innings.
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Even when the place is at its tidiest, there is a good deal of flattening your body against walls to let family members pass.
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A few friends have suggested a camping trip in a super remote place, which seems to meet the criteria as for flattening the curve.
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Health officials have emphasized that slowing the spread of the contagion over time -- known as flattening the curve -- is the key to limiting deaths.
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The three of us maneuvered between charity walkers and horseback riders, and the racing bicyclists who seemed intent on flattening anyone in their way.
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"So the widely reported flattening of China's emissions while economic growth continued apace was misleading," said Robert Stavins, an energy economist at Harvard University.
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I'm fortunate enough to be able to put work on hold for now, even if it means flattening the curve of my own career.
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The Checkup Positioning babies on their stomachs helps prevent flattening of the head and strengthens neck, trunk and shoulder muscles, as well as hands.
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The past incubation period for ethics outbreaks is only a couple of weeks and, with some political distancing, the curve is already flattening out.
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We know from the experience of other countries that widespread testing and robust preparation are essential to flattening the curve of the virus's spread.
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But Warhol's drag figures were represented in a flattening way that removed imperfections — Wilhelmina is missing a tooth in Polaroids, which was edited out.
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Other nations are trying to repeat China's success in "flattening the curve" of new infections, introducing measures including business closures and controls on travel.
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"Postponing dental work right now is absolutely critical for flattening the curve of COVID-19 and reduction transmission of the virus," Dr. Marashi says.
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Accordingly, Trump and his allies have argued that the country must choose between "flattening the curve" and sending millions of Americans into financial ruin.
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Bank stocks fell 1.043 percent, on track for their second consecutive decline on concerns about interest rate margins due to a flattening yield curve.
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The resulting photos show the scope of the construction projects — from groups of mechanical diggers flattening mountains to work crews knocking down apartment buildings.
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This flattening of the yield curve tends to occur when investors start to question the long-term path for monetary policy and interest rates.
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At the center of this frenzy is obsession with the curve's flattening, as if it were some kind of Bataan Death March toward recession.
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Rather than flattening the characters, "Torpor" 's comedy deepens Kraus's devastating evocation of the private disappointment and sorrow of a white middle-class couple.
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But historically, there is always a danger that the left goes too far in flattening any differences between its own party and its opponents.
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The yield curve, the relationship between short and long-term interest rates, has resumed flattening out, after a brief steepening earlier in the year.
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Wall Street will watch whether Snap's "well-telegraphed" user growth is slowing, or actually flattening out, said Jason Helfstein of Oppenheimer internet equity research.
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A flattening yield curve can lead to an inverted curve, where the short-end rates are higher than longer term, a reliable recession indicator.
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The two-year yield was down 2.4 basis points at 1.572%, flattening the yield curve to 16.1 basis points from 18.5 at Tuesday's close.
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KeyCorp's shares briefly popped 1.66% before flattening after the bell, following an announcement that their Chairman and CEO Beth Mooney will retire next year.
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But as images of steamrollers flattening illegally imported European cheeses were beamed across the country, Russian businesses were gearing up to fill the gap.
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But his statement also embodies a flattening view that ignores women's agency and connects a woman's looks to whether people should take her seriously.
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In the end, however, it was Reyes who was able to rally, flattening his foe for a stoppage win late in the third round.
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Still, Hungary's morning auction drew strong demand and led to a decline in yields on the day, and a flattening of their curve, traders said.
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The retail data also sent short-dated U.S. Treasury yields higher, flattening the yield curve and diminishing expectations for a Fed rate cut in June.
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As the 10-year has moved lower recently, the 2-year yield has been fairly steady, and the two are getting closer together—or flattening.
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A full, staged thermonuclear weapon incorporates smaller devices and is prized for its ability to generate a gigantic blast capable of flattening an entire city.
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Vis–à–vis duck flattening, I'll touch on two big, visionary ideas and then 27 smaller, more immediate, more practical measures that use existing technologies.
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RBS strategist John Briggs said the curve flattening is the result of stronger demand for long end, not a sell-off at the short end.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --Fitch assumes in 2016 and 20153 CenturyLink will demonstrate revenue declines in the 0% to 2% range, with revenues potentially flattening in 2018.
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And Chelyabinsk was peanuts compared with the asteroid or comet that exploded over Tunguska, Siberia, in 1908, flattening a 6.2 square mile region of forest.
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The flattening of U.S. gasoline consumption resembles the run up to oil price peaks in 2007/08, 2011/12 and the first half of 2014.
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European bonds were also snared by this yield curve flattening phenomenon, with yields on long-term German bonds falling to two-month lows on Wednesday.
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A flattening curve can have a pernicious effect by making it less profitable for banks, which typically borrow short and lend long, to make loans.
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Deutsche Bank strategists say the growth of excessive poor-quality debt, flattening yield curves and rising episodes of market volatility indicate defaults will likely rise.
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"The housing market is flattening, and may have peaked for this expansion," said Robert Frick, corporate economist for Navy Federal Credit Union in Vienna, Virginia.
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The news is abuzz over the appearance of a giant, Godzilla-like monster that's appeared in Seoul, South Korea, flattening buildings and terrifying the masses.
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This flattening of the yield curve is often seen as a sign that the market believes the peak in interest rates may be getting close.
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The yield curve was around 22.35 basis points only a month ago, so the current pace of flattening suggests it could invert early next year.
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While the possibility wouldn't necessarily signal an economic recession to follow, it paints an important picture of flattening growth trends and a looming global slowdown.
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"Since 1977, a flattening of the long-term yield curve sees equities weak over the next six months," Lee said in his coverage published Friday.
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But to others, the flattening yield curve is signaling the potential for something much more ominous — a significant weakening of the economy or a recession.
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The German yield curve is also flattening, though economists say there is less correlation between economic growth and the shape of the yield curve there.
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Yellen cited shrinking inflation spreads in the Treasury bond market, declining commodities (until recently), a flattening of the Treasury yield curve, and a stronger dollar.
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This has prompted the Reserve Bank of Australia to cut interest rates twice, flattening bond yields and making it cheaper to borrow to buy shares.
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The flattening of the yield curve, (every time the short-term yield comes closer to the longer-term yield) could be a problem for banks.
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The flattening yield curve affects the income banks collect from lending, since banks pay interest on short-term rates and lend at long-term rates.
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The flattening curve sometimes signals concerns about the economy, which would become a real worry if the 2-year yield rose above the 10-year.
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TOKYO, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond yields followed their global peers lower on Friday, with the curve flattening as the super long maturities outperformed.
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A flattening yield indicates the potential for an inversion in yield, where the longer-duration 10-year yield would fall below the two-year yield.
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Don't worry about flattening a fresh (or not-so-fresh) loaf of bread with the Mercer Culinary Millennia Wavy Edge 10-inch Wide Bread Knife.
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Historically, a sharp flattening of the yield curve has preceded a recession as traders pile into longer-dated Treasuries in anticipation of an economic contraction.
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In the Treasury market, the yield curve has been flattening, with the distance between yields on two-year and 10-year notes getting closer together.
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Noh also begins to abstract the drawings by limiting his palette significantly, repeating neon pink and green, flattening the color, and often removing the background.
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Typically, ahead of a recession, we see a bear flattening of the yield curve as short-term rates rise more rapidly than long-term rates.
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However, Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies, said part of the flattening is technical, and he doesn't see it as a concern for now.
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Movements like this—what bond market watchers call a flattening yield curve—can be an indicator there are concerns about the future pace of growth.
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The flattening Treasury yield curve is a cause of worry for some who see it as a warning the economy could be heading for trouble.
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The slowdown may have a number of underlying reasons, like a decline in consumer lending for cars and a flattening of the market for smartphones.
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In Ms. Wohl's play, it has a flattening effect, the verisimilitude of the casting lessening the theatricality of a piece so dependent on make-believe.
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The whole point of the 15-day program is to prevent the health care system from being overwhelmed by "flattening the curve" of coronavirus cases.
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Here's an overview of the major factors at play — and what the numbers and experts say about their impact on "flattening the curve" in Japan.
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Flattening the curveAt issue is whether the US caseload will grow at an exponential rate, like Italy's, or flatten out somewhat over time, like China's.
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Those few camps did succeed in flattening the curve substantially, but there were so few their results were submerged in the larger purely statistical study.
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In Margot's horror at Robert's body, "Cat Person" seems to be flattening the category of fatness into the category of things that are sexually disgusting.
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The workers, all in their teens, put the masks in washing machines before flattening them with an iron and sending them to market, police said.
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Then there's the flattening yield curve, which the St. Louis Federal Reserve's president, James Bullard, warns could invert late this year if current conditions persist.
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The declines and flattening growth raise questions about whether the social media companies have reached a saturation point in some markets, especially in developed countries.
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Such is the collateral damage of this diffuse form of warfare, aimed at "flattening" the epidemic curve generally rather than preferentially protecting the especially vulnerable.
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Such is the collateral damage of this diffuse form of warfare, aimed at "flattening" the epidemic curve generally rather than preferentially protecting the especially vulnerable.
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Photography inspired 19th-century European painters like Gustave Courbet and Edgar Degas, who were fascinated by the banal posing, flattening, and cropping in technical images.
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And so there's a sort of a flattening that happens a lot of times in the reporting about protests that contributes to that first misunderstanding.
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Restrictions on travel can contribute to flattening the curve, in much the way that other social distancing measures can help protect the most vulnerable populations.
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The yield curve steepened early, posting the widest spread between two-year and 10-year notes since October 2018 before flattening later in the session.
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As scary as references to the financial crisis sound, flattening alone does not mean that the United States is doomed to slip into another recession.
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The car hits a curb, flattening the front tire on the driver's side, during an apparent attempt to block Mr. Patmon's path, the police said.
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"Just because the yield curve is flattening doesn't mean that it will become an inversion," said Jeffrey Kleintop, chief global investment strategist at Charles Schwab.
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Read: In the book of essays "Minor Feelings," the poet Cathy Park Hong writes about Asian identity without the flattening forces of other people's expectations.
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What's next: The consultancy expects "modest growth" to resume in 2022 after flattening in 2021, but not a return to the surge of recent years.
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Read: In "Minor Feelings," a book of essays, the poet Cathy Park Hong writes about Asian identity without the flattening forces of other people's expectations.
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Bottom line: As the yield curve keeps flattening, an inversion becomes more likely, and Morganlander is suggesting going with less volatile names in equity portfolios.
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Cyclone Debbie crossed the north of tropical Queensland state in late March, smashing tourist resorts, bringing down power lines, flattening canefields and shutting coal mines.
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The flattening also takes the curve ever closer to an inversion — which occurs when the short term yield rises above the longer term security's yield.
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"In the last three cycles, those are the three sectors that outperformed both cycles when you're flattening the curve to this current degree," he said.
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But the central bank signalled a higher bar to further reductions in borrowing costs, pushing U.S. Treasury yields higher and flattening the bond yield curve.
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But the central bank signaled a higher bar to further reductions in borrowing costs, pushing U.S. Treasury yields higher and flattening the bond yield curve.
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Yes, social distancing is difficult — and against our very nature — but it can be crucial to "flattening the curve" and slowing transmission of the virus.
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U.S. Treasury yields dipped, with the yield curve flattening as traders focused on the weaker portions of the payrolls report that showed wage growth slowed.
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There is a sell-off in financials due to the flattening of the yield curve because that would significantly impact the earnings power of banks.
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It also ignores the power of art to be something bigger, something less rigid than politics, and ends up flattening it into something maddeningly simple.
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Musk said he is flattening the management of the company, meaning departments will report directly to him, in order to make it easier to communicate.
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Do you ever have to deal with the perception from other academics that you're flattening out the scholarship to present it to a lay audience?
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The flattening yield curve has been spooking markets, particularly this week when the Treasury yield slid below both the 3-year and yield, "inverting" the curve.
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But for Hudson, the pivot to merchandising required flattening the core components of her star-making charisma into a simple, readily legible brand of cheery wellness.
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" "The testimony is largely in line with what we expected…If (the Fed) doesn't tighten as much, the yield curve flattening may slow down from here.
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Flattening out the world and making it easier to understand—even while totally confusing it and incorporating extraterrestrials into your explanation—is the point of mimesis.
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However, a steep fall in oil prices and a flattening yield curve have added to concerns over inflation, which remains below the Fed's 13 percent target.
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The transition from one to the next is a cynical doubling down, a flattening of complex ideas, and an almost laughably appropriate move for our times.
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Thus Apple could defend against a flattening of smartphone demand and bind customers who own the one billion iPhones now in circulation to the company indefinitely.
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Finally, for market watchers worried about a flattening yield curve, the ten year-two year spread fell to a post-2008 low of 1.15% this week.
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And perhaps most troublingly, the film sloppily portrays the Green Book it is named for, leaving out or misrepresenting some pertinent details and flattening its history.
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Currencies showed muted a response to data showing China's consumer price inflation was less than expected in March, flattening out after a four-month strengthening trend.
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Last Wednesday, Hurricane Michael slammed into the Florida Panhandle at 155 miles per hour, flattening neighborhoods, turning subdivisions into rubble, and plunging the coast into darkness.
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Are you seeing any flattening, or perhaps increase in the price you can charge, or is it still vicious and seemingly a race to the bottom?
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Investment in curve-flattening trades has grown since the Fed started its rate-hike campaign at the end of December 2015 and inflation has remained sluggish.
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These sales declined in 2014 through the first half of 2016, before flattening out in the third quarter, led by core brands Cheez-It and Pringles.
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Comments on shrinking the balance sheet, which Dudley said was tantamount to raising rates, steepened the yield curve, after a flattening trend the last two weeks.
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So clearly the flattening of the yield curve here suggests maybe not as much growth or not as much tightening as would have been the case.
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Coal is widely known to be environmentally destructive and carbon intensive industry, literally flattening mountaintops in the region while posing a serious risk to human health.
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The German yield curve is also flattening with the spread between two-year and 10-year German debt tightening to as little as 21 basis points.
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The yield had declined to 0.780 percent on Wednesday, its lowest since late April, as JGBs tracked last week's yield flattening in the U.S. Treasury market.
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"The knee-jerk reaction would be substantially higher rates and a big curve flattening in the U.S.," said Michael Schumacher, director, rate strategy at Wells Fargo.
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Lelio's own stance, in short, could not be clearer; dramatically, though, it has a flattening effect, and we soon realize how few surprises lie in store.
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Investors have given some blame to the rise in credit card delinquency rates, the fall in loan demand, as well as the ever-flattening yield curve.
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The German yield curve is also flattening with the spread between two-year and 10-year German debt tightening to as little as 20 basis points.
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This yield-curve flattening, which has happened before, was more than once identified as a conundrum by former Federal Reserve Chairmen Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke.
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With flattening U.S. auto sales and excess capacity in the United States, U.S. automakers have been reluctant to open new U.S. auto plants in recent years.
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At the same time, the difference between long and short-term borrowing costs keeps narrowing, in what investors describe as a flattening of the yield curve.
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Now, weeks in, Melania wished that Janelle were not so professional, so singularly focused on straightening Melania's feet, flattening Melania's belly, and never saying anything personal.
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The flattening yield curve also affects the income banks collect from lending, since banks pay interest on short-term rates and lend at long-term rates.
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However, a steep fall in oil prices and a flattening yield curve have added to concerns over inflation, which remains below the Fed's 2 percent target.
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The fear is that the flattening yield curve could invert, meaning that short-term rates would exceed longer-term yields, typically viewed as a recession signal.
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Analysts and traders have attributed the curve flattening to doubts about any forthcoming fiscal stimulus from Washington and recent economic data that fell short of expectations.
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The move upward in long-term yields has — at least briefly — stalled the steady flattening in the yield curve that's occurred over the past few months.
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That distance between the yield on the and the 10-year Treasury has been flattening, to just 47 basis points Thursday, the lowest since October 2007.
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In a further sign of anxiety over how yield curve flattening might impact profitability from bank lending, financial stocks in Wall Street and Europe have underperformed.
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This approach increasingly gave way, in the 1920s, to more stylized and abstract renderings that illustrate a flattening of subjects as well as an increased linearity.
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It could be used to conflate all types of password sharing—flattening the issue by equating "sharing a Netflix password with a banking password," Trendacosta said.
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These "curve-flattening" bets narrowed the yield premium of 30-year bonds over five-year notes to 1.38 percentage points, its smallest in over three weeks.
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Without warning, a wall of water tore through the coastline of west Java and Sumatra, flattening whole communities and leaving despair and destruction in its wake.
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LaVorgna said that's why the 2-year to 10-year curve was flattening, as it warns the Fed about a potential weaker economy in the future.
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Flattening the curve of cases over time can therefore save lives, and in places where the health care system is already close to capacity, it's critical.
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One is what economists refer to as a flattening yield curve, with the Federal Reserve expected to raise shorter-term rates faster than longer-term ones.
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"Starting in 2015 and 2016 there was a flattening with not much change, and that was true in our survey and other surveys too," Collins says.
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The flattening yield curve makes short-term issues attractive; you get a solid yield without the higher volatility of a fund invested in longer-term bonds.
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Simply following quarantine and social distancing orders helps healthcare workers because flattening the curve helps keep hospitals and their staff and resources from being so overwhelmed.
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Flattening the curve, or alleviating the burden from local hospitals dealing with coronavirus patients, requires the quarantines that some states have imposed, according to health officials.
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Closing non-essential businesses is more effective for social distancing and flattening the curve, but millions are out of jobs and unable to pay their bills.
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If I've convinced you that growing trade means lower costs for America consumers, then you should believe that flattening or declining trade has the opposite effect.
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This emulation of Mr. Trump's flattening of our political discourse to its extremes is evident in many areas, but perhaps nowhere more clearly than on abortion.
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Driving the news: The consultancy IHS Markit sees U.S. oil production growth "essentially flattening out" in 2021 after slowing to 440,000 barrels per day in 2020.
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Still, Kashkari's view is not shared by many of his policymaking colleagues, who have generally downplayed the warning signal he sees in the flattening yield curve.
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Sixteen sequences of big digitized images projected onto the walls of a long room, by contrast, are only too gorgeous, in the medium's smoothly flattening way.
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A video released by an Indonesian news outlet appeared to show the explosion centered on one of the motorcycles, flattening police officers and damaging another car.
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Polite taste is a scourge of home design, an aesthetic flattening that has led to a kind of visual deadness, a forfeiture of personality for acceptability.
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Indeed, we have already seen a stunning flattening in the yield curve as measured by the spread between the 10-year and 2-year Treasury yields.
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One ongoing concern is the flattening of the yield curve — a line that plots short and long-term interest rates, and whether it will invert shortly.
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A flattening yield curve, or the difference between short- and long-term rates, is typically seen as a sign that long-term economic confidence is dwindling.
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He points to the signal coming from the difference between the short-term and longer term rates, which is narrowing, or flattening in bond market parlance.
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Plus, in today's market the flattening yield curve means there's less incentive to look to the longer term, since the premium for doing so is shrinking.
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The RBA has so far been successful in flattening the yield curve as it aims to keep short-term yields around the cash rate of 0.25%.
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Or does it portend a flattening of Los Angeles into just another entrepôt of a single art system — one less and less distinct from New York?
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"The recent flattening out in the data could be viewed as a negative change in momentum," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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And perhaps most troublingly, the film sloppily portrays the "Green Book" it is named for, leaving out or misrepresenting some pertinent details and flattening its history.
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The way I usually deal with this mess is by flattening the boxes, turning them on end, and shoving them between my trashcan and the wall.
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The sci-fi number could cut a club in two with its scythe-like synth swipes, further flattening with its fat kick drum, and looming, ominous sounds.
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The Treasury curve has been 'flattening' and on Monday, part of the curve between the 2000-year and 2136-year Treasurys and the 2000-year actually inverted.
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Source: FactSet Traders pointed to a number of reasons for the initial selling, including a flattening yield curve and a delayed Brexit vote in the United Kingdom.
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The gusts were recorded at speeds of nearly 80 miles per hour, whipping large hailstones through the air and flattening power lines, roads, hospitals, and entire villages.
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In addition to that curve flattening, the quarter was marked by a rise in short-term borrowing costs, reflected in the soaring London interbank offered rate (Libor).
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The closely followed spread between the 2750-year Treasury note yield and the 20193-year Treasury note yield remains positive, though flattening at around 22019 basis points.
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The closely followed spread between the 2-year Treasury note yield and the 10-year Treasury note yield remains positive, though flattening at around 13 basis points.
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The market may have greatly surpassed expectations, but a flattening yield curve may be hinting at oncoming weakness for stocks, Fundstrat's Tom Lee told CNBC on Thursday.
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With flattening U.S. auto sales and some excess capacity, automakers have been reluctant to open new U.S. factories, though they have expanded output at some existing facilities.
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The year will begin, according to an analysis from the head of research at Fundstrat, with policy confusion amid a flattening yield curve in long-term bonds.
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In the end, however, Garbrandt succeeded in the biggest way possible, flattening his fearsome foe with a rocket-fuelled right hand just 133:53 into round one.
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Parker explains there's been an overreaction to the downside for bank stocks relative to the flattening of the yield curve, a major benchmark for the group's profitability.
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However, Paul McAleese, president - wireless, said on a conference call with analysts that media reports about flattening out of smartphones sales may impact the company's 2019 numbers.
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Sternlicht cited the flattening yield curve in the bond market, where the rate on the 2-year Treasury is close to the one on the 30-year.
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To accomplish that flattening reduction, Balenciaga would produce a 'canvas' that he would manipulate and adjust until he had worked out a perfect version of his drawing.
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The recent trend in government bond markets has been a flattening of the yield curve in America, with short-term yields rise relative to long-term ones.
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THERESA MAY'S slow progress through the great mangle of Brexit has been so gruesome that it has distracted attention from another political flattening: that of Jeremy Corbyn.
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There are designers like Maria Grazia Chiuri at Dior and the ever-odd Rick Owens who provide different templates that strengthen female identity instead of flattening it.
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SPSY fell 0.6 percent, dragged down in part by concerns that a flattening yield curve would eat into profits before a U.S. tax cut could take effect.
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Unsurprisingly, the likelihood of recession in the next year or two is increasing, as shown by the yield curve flattening to within 220 bps of outright inversion.
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The rallied to 0.702 percent, after earlier flattening the 2-year, 10-year yield curve below 23 basis points, the flattest it has been since Dec. 2007.
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Given the overall app fatigue that many people face, as well as the flattening hardware sales, it's getting tough enough for people to survive as app developers.
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Australian government bond futures hovered near multi-week peaks in a bullish flattening of the curve, with the three-year bond contract up 4 ticks at 98.060.
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BI has said growth was "flattening" in the second quarter and full-year expansion was on track to be below the midpoint of its 5.0%-5.4% forecast.
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The beauty of art is that everyone has different opinions about it — and flattening that into an aggregate number may not be the most helpful measure anyhow.
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U.S. Treasury yields dipped, with the yield curve flattening as traders focused on the weaker portions of the payrolls report that showed wage growth slowed.
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That blast is estimated to have released 10 to 15 megatons of energy, flattening hundreds of square miles of forest around the Podkamennaya Tunguska river in Siberia.
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"Given what we find about the relationship between house prices and home ownership, you might expect the decline in home ownership to start flattening off," he said.
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SX5.53P was the worst-performing, down 1.4 percent as investors worried about the impact of protectionism on the economy and a flattening yield curve on banks' margins.
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The move upward in long-term yields has also — at least briefly — stalled the steady flattening in the yield curve that's occurred over the past few months.
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Their formation scrunched up in undisciplined ways at inopportune times, flattening and narrowing when it more likely needed to expand to enfeeble the compact Colombia defensive structure.
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At issue now is what some investors see as a growing risk of a flattening yield curve under a more aggressive rate-hike path by the Fed.
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We are living on an increasingly flattening globe, where no state is an island, and it is imperative to engage the international community in a substantive manner.
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A cooler summer, which drove down demand for the historically popular Gatorade sports drink, along with flattening sales in convenience stores, further hurt North American beverage sales.
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The fear is that a flattening yield curve could lead to an inversion, meaning the short-end rate would actually go higher than the longer-end yield.
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He also recommends looking at a more long-term bond portfolio as he sees the yield curve flattening out more in the next three to four months.
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"We don't feel that this yield curve flattening is a precursor to a recession," said Eric Souza, senior portfolio manager at Silicon Valley Bank in San Francisco.
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While Bell notes that a flattening yield curve — the difference in rates between bonds of various maturities — is a trouble spot, Bell thinks that will ease ahead.
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Hogan said the market is nervous about the "flattening" difference between the 303-year yield and the 230-year Treasury yield, which have been moving closer together.
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They also point to the flattening yield curve, a technical phenomenon when the yields of shorter-term Treasurys move closer to the yields of longer-dated notes.
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Caroline Casagrande, a State Department official, said the "flattening" in international student enrollments began with the 2015-2016 year, prior to the start of the Trump administration.
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The flattening yield curve is often viewed as a classic tell of slowing economic growth, leaving some market watchers calling the strength of the rally into question.
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Some signals to be mindful of is the flattening of the yield curve, the rate of change in wage and price inflation, trade tensions and equity valuations.
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The yield curve is flattening sharply on the view that investors purchase will concentrate on the longer end of the yield curve that still has positive yields.
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Trump's pro-coal policies could lead to a flattening of U.S. emissions in coming years after a fall of 11.5 percent in the past decade, it said.
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A flattening Treasury yield curve is also concerning investors as they worry the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates too much, killing longer term inflation and growth.
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The drop in oil prices has reduced inflation prospects, contributing to a recent flattening in the yield curve, which tends to compress net interest margins for banks.
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A massive crane careened to the ground in New York City Friday, killing one person and injuring at least 15 others, and flattening cars and other property.
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Bank stocks ended lower even after they passed their annual stress test as some results were weaker than expected and investors focused on a flattening yield curve.
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The move comes amid signs that the rise in house prices in the country is flattening out and has been criticized for having little immediate practical impact.
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China's case count seems to be flattening, but other countries, especially South Korea, Iran, Italy, and the US, have seen numbers spike in the last few weeks.
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"So flattening the curve means not getting to 80 people at one time, we practice social distancing, the virus is going to move through humanity," he said.
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Flattening the curve of cases will help ensure that there are enough beds, ventilators, protective equipment, and medical staff to attend to patients at a given time.
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But there is no direct evidence to support this contention, no large study comparing brain development in living populations that do and do not practice head flattening.
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It was only spared by Genghis Khan and his army of Mongol horsemen, infamous for flattening entire cities, because it had been inundated in mud from floods.
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But these are superficial wounds; even the flattening of the action that naturally results from heavy cutting of the text is survivable, as the Public's version demonstrated.
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But experts warn that lifting lockdowns and social distancing orders would be a grave mistake, and that flattening the curve could take several more weeks, at least.
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"There's been a lot of talk about 'flattening the curve' of the coronavirus outbreak — slowing the spread to reduce the burden on our healthcare system," Mike concludes.
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The idea of flattening the curve is to stagger the number of new cases over a longer period, so that people have better access to medical care.
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But a second benefit of flattening the curve is that it also buys time to ramp up testing and understand where and how the disease is spreading.
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Vanham has since followed up with more advice for his loved ones, including why the herd immunity approach is risky and how flattening the curve really works.
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Earlier this week, Fauci was asked how long it would take before health officials could know whether the guidelines are actually flattening the curve of the spread.
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"There's this flattening of the world taking place in regards to marketing trends and themes," Deb Gabor, a brands expert and CEO of Sol Marketing, told Vox.
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If both of those assumptions fail, then bank stocks could see a nasty correction as the yield curve continues flattening and threaten the lending institutions' profit margins.
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Cramer was referencing a high-profile narrative: scores of market commentators have been worried about a flattening yield curve, which many see as a precursor to recession.
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Charles Peabody, analyst at Compass Point, said some investors had "underestimated" the profit-sapping impact of what is known in the jargon as a flattening yield curve.
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The Treasury yield curve has been seriously flattening, and the 10-year yield and 2-year yield are just 24 basis points apart, the narrowest since 2007.
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Sales appear to be flattening now at around 5.5 million units annualized, when they should be closer to 6 million, given the demographics, demand and improving economy.
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The family suffered a devastating blow when Typhoon Haiyan tore through the Philippines in 2013, destroying their home and flattening the rice fields they had already pawned.
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Prior to last week's abrupt market move, the year-long flattening of the yield curve suggested that "prospects for future U.S. growth are somewhat sluggish," he added.
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There's danger there, of course: If you've murdered your own life, either in practice or through the act of flattening it on paper, what's left to live?
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But McInerney rejects satire's self-protective distancing as surely as he resists its flattening effect on characterization; in tone, "Bright, Precious Days" is mellow, earnest, almost elegiac.
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A flattening yield curve, or the difference between short- and long-term rates, is typically seen as a sign that long-term economic confidence is dwindling. 5.
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" Cashin added that banks are feeling a double whammy from a Brexit deal that is "potentially disruptive" and a flattening Treasury yield curve that "certainly got their attention.
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Morgan Stanley analysts say investors should continue to buy 10-year Treasuries, and look to profit from curve flattening trades in the United States, France, Britain and Japan.
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The flattening of the curve between 2-year and 10-year U.S. Treasury debt, however, loomed as an inversion is seen as a harbinger for an economic contraction.
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"In general, growth outperformance has been correlated to a flattening yield curve, and generally I think these late cycle conditions are a tailwind for continued leadership," he added.
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The market has been buzzing about the flattening yield curve, or the fact that yields on longer duration Treasurys are getting closer to yields on shorter duration securities.
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The heritability of educational attainment in Norway has increased since the second world war as the country widened access to health care and schools, flattening out environmental effects.
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Cotton was a pubescent basketball sensation, one of the first to achieve fame during the fleeting moments between mass media's broadcast boom and social media's flattening of everything.
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Concerns about slowing U.S. growth have accelerated the flattening of the yield curve, a phenomenon in which longer-dated debt yields fall faster than their shorter-dated counterparts.
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At dusk, seven miles later, we hit a trace of civilization: a few telephone poles off the road, and, just visible in the flattening, vanishing light, a house.
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Though the object was relatively small by asteroid standards, it still caused a lot of damage, flattening 80 million trees and destroying roughly 2,000 square kilometers of forest.
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Analysts said the report was also supporting demand for long-dated German bonds, although any further flattening in the German bond yield curve was likely to be limited.
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"Our view on mine supply is that it is flattening out … It is a reflection of the lack of investment over the last few years," she told CNBC.
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The news contributed to a continued flattening on Wednesday of the U.S. yield curve, a move also aided by a third consecutive monthly decrease in retail sales data.
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Energy analysts attribute the recent flattening of emissions to widespread investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy, which enable countries to grow their economies without driving up emissions.
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But the sector has struggled with years of low - and even negative - interest rates, flattening yield curves and tighter regulation limiting their ability to expand their balance sheets.
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Wary of a flattening yield curve that risks impairing financial intermediation, it will also seek ways to steepen the curve such as making its bond buying more flexible.
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But instead of flattening them onto a 2D screen, its real-time, interactive 3D imaging system allows doctors to peer into every corner and crevice of your body.
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But the S&P report notes that despite the expected flattening out in growth, it is not the end for the health insurance marketplaces, which started in 22019.
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But curves are flattening - short-term yields are anchored by expectations policy rates are going nowhere fast and falling growth and inflation expectations are depressing longer-term yields.
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Idai lashed Beira with winds of up to 170 km per hour (105 miles per hour) a week ago, then moved inland to Zimbabwe and Malawi, flattening buildings.
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Speaking at the Reuters Global Commodities Summit, Vitol chief Ian Taylor said U.S. output would climb by another 0.5 million to 0.6 million bpd next year before flattening.
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"In the context of a curve flattening strategy, you would favor longer-dated bonds compared to intermediate maturities," said Mark Dowding, a portfolio manager at BlueBay Asset Management.
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In a column published Monday in the Financial Times, the former Treasury secretary also pointed to the flattening yield curve as one key predictor of a forthcoming recession.
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Given the structural expectations for a flattening, analysts struggled to explain the 3.1 basis point move in the benchmark government note, and the selloff in bonds more generally.
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Admit it— beer flattening, sack of peanuts nearly picked clean of duds—you want, too, to be propelled into pixel and hung next to the late-summer moon.
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The decline in the overall labor-force participation rate chiefly reflects a decline in the male labor-force participation rate, and a flattening in the rate for women.
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Worries about tax reform and a flattening yield curve have hammered shares of financials in the past week, but the sell-off has some market watchers sensing opportunity.
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The gap between two- and 10-year yields shrank to just 9 basis points at one stage, the kind of flattening that has heralded recessions in the past.
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Meanwhile, the flattening yield curve was a major reason why financial conditions in the United States loosened so much last year despite the Federal Reserve raising interest rates.
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For an economic indicator that is allegedly not a reliable signal for impending recessions, people sure are talking about the flattening of the bond yield curve a lot.
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At a minimum, the flattening yield curve reflects concerns over slowing growth and a Federal Reserve that could be raising borrowing costs faster than the economy can handle.
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The fire had hopscotched around the resort town of 3,900 people and 60,000 hotel beds, flattening some buildings while leaving others next door or around the block untouched.
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The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield jumped more than 10 basis points on Wednesday while the yield curve steepened slightly, breaking a multi-month streak of flattening.
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Home prices have been rising steadily for the past three years, and while it looked like the gains were flattening recently, they appear to be heating up again.
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Subdued inflation and concerns about the outlook for world growth when the U.S. Federal Reserve is raising interest rates have led to a flattening in bond yield curves.
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Over the weekend, Dorian attained Category 5 status and battered the Bahamas, killing at least five people and leaving unprecedented devastation and flattening entire islands in its wake.
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Estrella agreed that the flattening of the yield curve, and, more specifically, an inverted curve, has accurately preceeded every recession the U.S. has experienced since 1968, without fail.
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He said that the measures are already working in the state's suburbs — but will still take time to see the results of 'flattening the curve' in the city.
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After flattening his tire on the feet of a barrier, Toth lost control and face-planted directly into it, shattering every bone from his eyes to his mouth.
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The pair dangle precariously in the air, swinging back and forth, as the pilot somehow keeps the chopper hovering perfectly still, flattening the leaves of palm trees below.
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They, too, have accreted layers over time, and one of the book's keen strengths comes from interacting with those layers instead of flattening them beneath label or frame.
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Specifically, the flattening yield curve makes banking, which is basically the business of borrowing money at short-term rates and lending it at long-term rates, less profitable.
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If a quarter-century ago fitness mavericks climbed onto steps and nibbled fat-free Snackwell cookies, now they are flattening their bodies like the pastry shells they eschew.
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The book "conveys her perception of reality, as she rescues it from the flattening forces of her own distortions and other people's expectations," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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"While Amgen's growth products are performing nicely … they don't have enough size to offset the flattening legacy products," Leerink Partners biotech analyst Geoffrey Porges wrote in a note.
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SPX as investors fled banks on concerns about slowing economic growth, weakening credit, a flattening yield curve and bets the Federal Reserve would slow down interest rate hikes.
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The gap between two and 10-year yields has shrunk to 0.14 percentage points, a flattening of the curve that has sometimes heralded coming recessions in the past.
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The East African nation, dubbed a country of a thousand hills, has recently been affected by landslides as a result of heavy downpours flattening houses on mountain slopes.
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"This is important because Telkom is an industry with very high capital expenditure with declining EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) and flattening revenue," Sadikin said.
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The market has been watching the spread between the two, since a flattening curve can lead to inversion, meaning the 10-year could fall below the 2-year.
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"What we found is when the yield curve is flattening, it's actually a monster buy signal," the firm's chief market strategist said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " this week.
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While Naomi's perspective is valuable as an insight into her family's (mis)fortunes, her character never quite progresses beyond a flattening, narratively stultifying fixation on her father's murder.
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The firm eliminated its divisional level with the goal of flattening the organization, naming former divisional heads Bill McMahon and Rick Skae as vice chairmen of wealth management.
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The harder question, though, is whether anyone, even an annoying Princeton WASP like Brent or a bottom-feeding gossip columnist like John, deserves penis flattening and butthole spiders.
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Then her face seems to retreat, flattening out, her pupils dancing from one side to the other and back again, veering farther from her nose than seems possible.
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But there's a certain joy to be found in exploring a piece of music for its own sake, rather than in the deadening, flattening context of the feed.
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There's also little doubt that the flattening yield curve is generating a lot of heat, even if there's considerable debate on whether it is signaling a looming economic slowdown.
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The Israeli military carried out its largest wave of airstrikes in Gaza since the 2014 war, hitting several Hamas military compounds and flattening a number of its training camps.
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But curves are flattening, particularly in the United States, where the benchmark 2s/10s curve is the flattest since September 2007 and less than 40 basis points from inverting.
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Vikas Thakur, a 29-year-old social-media warrior for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party and an aspiring MP, boasts about "flattening his enemies" when he was at college.
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In reality, annualised real wage growth is closer to 1% and is characterised by rapid increases in the early years, followed by a flattening as a worker gets older.
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"We expect some curve flattening and find the long end more attractive," said one, who reckoned the new deal helps relieve some of the liquidity concerns surrounding the credit.
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The gap between two- and 193-year yields has shrunk to only 14 basis points, a flattening of the curve that has heralded economic turning points in the past.
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Flattening one to a pulp with a giant hydraulic press is a drop in the bucket, but an important first step towards putting an end to this annoying fad.
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These migrants, spending time away from their families, working, are flattening our world while a leading presidential candidate in the U.S. calls for mass deportations of 11 million immigrants.
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If Freire betrays the odds, meanwhile, then we get a title fight with a built-in revenge narrative, as Chandler won the title by flattening Freire's older brother Patricky.
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Even if the Fed doesn't cut rates or leaves rates unchanged, Nash believes margins are "likely to still be under pressure" due to the yield curve flattening this year.
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On the economic front, jobs and housing data suggest a decade-long U.S. recovery is losing traction and a flattening bond yield curve is flashing the classic recession warning.
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With flattening U.S. auto sales and some excess capacity, U.S. automakers may be reluctant to agree to open new plants, which likely would not come online for several years.
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Investors have been dismissing the bearish implications of a flattening yield curve (often a sign of recession) and the widening gap between the Libor rate and the swap rate.
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A devaluation of the pound and a flattening of London property prices due to Brexit have also led to increased demand for some products catering to expatriates, he added.
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There's no obvious reason why the curve is so flat or flattening so rapidly right now with the economy growing steadily around 23.15 percent and close to full employment.
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In fact, the Fed has a long history of cycling between lowering rates too much, causing a steepening yield curve, then raising rates too quickly and flattening it out.
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However, the futures curve of Singapore Exchange contracts , which are based on the Steel Index spot price, has been flattening as prices have declined since the recent August-peak.
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To most, conditions that morning didn't appear likely to inflict damage worse than what they'd seen many times before — water in the basement, perhaps some flattening of the lawn.
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The flattening of the curve gained momentum after last week's signal by the Federal Reserve that it may be nearing an end to its three-year rate-increase cycle.
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The more aggressive move by the 212-year has created a "flattening" or a narrowing of the gap between the two yields, now at its flattest point since 20.59.
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One of the women is voluptuous, pink and Rubenesque; the other is distinctly yellow (Gauguin's Tahitians, but also "The Simpsons") and wears a cap and a chest-flattening bodice.
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For some traders, the flattening curve is a sign that the Fed may be too ambitious about raising rates too much or too rapidly in a low-inflation environment.
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S. trade war escalates, long-dated bond yields have fallen across the developed world, flattening yield curves in what is considered a clear signal of a worsening growth outlook.
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It exploded over the remote Tunguska region of Siberia with the force of a thermonuclear weapon, flattening trees in an area nearly twice the size of New York City.
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The "flattening of the yield curve" — where short-term interest rates get closer to the long-term rates — has sparked some fears that a recession is around the corner.
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The yield curve has also been flattening on Treasury announcements on refunding which suggest there will be more issuance at the short end, impacting bills and the 2-year.
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Another warning sign is the flattening yield curve, with the spread between yields and 10-year note yields at a pre-financial crisis high of about 75 basis points.
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"We're looking at things like the yield curve aggressively flattening, we're looking at inflation expectations falling and we're starting to see some weakness in the credit markets," he said.
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"There is scope for an upside surprise in prices, based on the flattening of the curves, the shift in the market balances, and the steady inventory drawdown," it said.
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"I wouldn't be surprised to see a flattening in the [yield] curve in the short- and intermediate-term," Washington Crossing Advisors portfolio manager Chad Morganlander said by email Wednesday.
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Gold has benefited from a flattening in the U.S. Treasury yield curve that has supported the Japanese yen and pushed the dollar lower, Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen said.
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At best, Mr. Dagan said at Harvard, an Israeli bombing run would provide an illusory solution, temporarily flattening those facilities, only to have them return, this time deep underground.
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A flattening yield curve and underwhelming loan growth are among the big culprits weighing on the performance of large banks, and that doesn't look like it's changing anytime soon.
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I feel like it's caused a massive shift, basically, and I guess Walter Benjamin would have something to say about this, but there has been a sort of flattening.
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No longer do there need to be certain gatekeepers and there's a flattening of access and a dismantling of hierarchies which can be tough and good all at once.
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The spread between two- and 10-year yields has in turn shrunk to the smallest since 2007, a flattening that has been a portent of recessions in the past.
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"Irma devastated the Florida Keys with its high winds and storm surge after flattening the US Virgin Islands -- St John and St Thomas -- among other Caribbean islands," Smith said.
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Do we know whether social distancing is "flattening the curve," making fewer people get sick at once, which allows our hospitals to cope with the people who are sick?
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Flattening the curve slows the rate at which new cases arrive in hospitals, easing the burden on health care infrastructure and improving the odds that individual patients will survive.
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Experts attribute South Korea's recent decline in new coronavirus cases to its early testing efforts, a successful example of what is now commonly referred to as "flattening the curve."
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While there were differing reports for why Trump fired her ranging from flattening growth to personal issues, I believe he was forced to remove her due to her incompetence.
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During the 1908 Tunguska event, a 30- to 60-meter-wide asteroid exploded over Siberia, releasing the energy of 1,000 Hiroshima atomic bombs and flattening some 80 million trees.
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But the state is going to the polls again for primaries on Tuesday, at a moment when some analysts suggest that the wave could be flattening to a ripple.
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The meatballs are browned in olive oil — though flattening them into patties to be griddled or grilled would be another good choice — and served with a traditional yogurt sauce.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google have rendered information fungible, effectively flattening the mediascape so that a conspiracy site appears (superficially) in the same league as a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper.
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But flattening the curve buys time for health providers to obtain more tests, beds, and ventilators, and to bolster their arsenal of supplies and treatments to combat the coronavirus.
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Only Emmie — who has spent an aborted year in college and is working to earn money to return — would seem to have any chance of escaping this flattening destiny.
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Despite the gains, financials are still down more than 303 percent this year as the threat of the flattening yield curve has put pressure on the rate-sensitive sector.
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When you do feel some inconvenient emotion creeping in, you head it off by doing more work, more writing, more analysis: breaking it down, flattening it on the page.
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That's because a flattening yield curve makes banking — basically the business of borrowing money at low short-term rates, and lending it at higher long-term rates — less profitable.
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Police deployed a water cannon at two locations against the crowd, sending them fleeing down side roads and flattening makeshift barricades that protesters had set up to slow authorities.
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Across maturities, yields were down between 1 and 3 basis points, with the biggest losses in longer-dated issues, flattening the yield curve after it has steepened sharply yesterday.
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The extremes in sentiment can certainly grow more extreme from here, but ultimately will have to be worked off, either through a flattening of the market or quick pullback.
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Once the dough has rested, it passes through a flattening device until it&aposs ready to be stuffed full of butter and another generous sprinkling of sugar and cardamom.
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Controls on prescription opioids have succeeded in flattening the once-exponential growth of legal opioids, but an influx of illicit opioids has moved into the market to meet demand.
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Importantly, setting a clearly defined goal will encourage greater private sector investment, lead to more innovation and secure U.S. leadership in advanced energy technology, flattening the climate change curve.
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Indeed, the yield curve is beginning to steepen after flattening so far this year, and that should prove beneficial for the banks, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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While widespread use of insecticide-treated bednets, preventive treatment, and indoor spraying have driven malaria deaths down significantly, the gains from those approaches have been flattening in recent years.
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It's a tiny growth of just 0.6 percent, but it's a flattening of the market that Microsoft and its PC maker partners have been looking for after years of decline.
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Now that the oil price curve is flattening — meaning prices for future crude deliveries are declining relative to current costs — traders have little incentive to sign another one-year lease.
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The stomping ode to "the courageous men and women that enter war" comes equipped with a classically enormous and fist-pumping Priest chorus, easily flattening any obstacles in its path.
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Graham-Taylor said he expected a U.S. recession within the "next couple of years" and that researchers at his bank were taking cues from a flattening of the yield curve.
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But the move failed to arrest an unwelcome yen rise and drew criticism from commercial banks for crushing long-term rates and flattening the yield curve, squeezing already-thin margins.
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Some economists are predicting a recession as soon as next year, citing the flattening of the yield curve, when yields on long-term Treasurys approach those of short-term notes.
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Having done with panache its ego trip last month (a 25 basis point rate hike), the Fed is now being reassured by quiescent inflation expectations and a flattening yield curve.
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" It's an entry point marked by "the flattening affectless provisionality of boarding-lounge culture" and "that omnipresent media-and-candy matrix" built inside "this critical cohabitation of security and entertainment….
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Some traders said the dramatic curve flattening may be overdone and may revert if the government's November payrolls report out on Friday were to show solid jobs and wage growth.
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One complication of QQE has been the flattening of the yield curve as a result of the BOJ dominating the market for government bonds (JGBs) through its asset-buying program.
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That's the same growth the company booked in the last quarter, and is still respectable growth, but depending on your perspective, you can also read it as growth flattening out.
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The falling copper price, tumbling global trade, a flattening yield curve, weakening industrial production and the rolling over of monthly job creation all point to an economy headed into contraction.
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The deal comes as the industry is facing broad tensions: New technologies are demanding deep investments, global sales are flattening and consumers are even reconsidering the appeal of car ownership.
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Same with bond yields ... the big rise occurred in the two weeks after the election and beginning last week 10-year yields have begun flattening out at around 2.3 percent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A reliable bond market indicator may be waving the flag that a U.S. recession is coming, market watchers said, and it is not the flattening yield curve.
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Apsáalooke (Crow) artist Wendy Red Star addresses the flattening of Native American identity in "Four Seasons" (2006), a series of four photographs that place the artist in artificial natural landscapes.
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That shouldn't come as a surprise - the curve was unlikely to continue flattening at such a rapid pace and positions were always vulnerable to profit-taking going into the holidays.
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On Twitter, Kashkari said he is concerned by the flattening of the yield curve, which some believe reflects concern that inflation will continue to undershoot the Fed's 2-percent target.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - German bond yields extended their decline on Wednesday, led by falling yields on longer-maturity debt as a global trend of flattening yield curves gathered momentum.
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The broader world can lean ever more aggressively into a progressively more lurid and self-consuming madness while, at the same time, flattening all strangeness out of the cultural landscape.
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To CNBC she acknowledged that the flattening the yield curve, which some Fed officials have said gives them pause about further rate hikes, does have an impact on policy-setting.
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British Land had seen that headline office rents were flattening out, while incentives were increasing with rent-free periods being offered to tenants up by 2-3 months, Grigg said.
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A flattening yield curve is a widely viewed marker of slowing economic growth, as this suggests the expected return of long-term spending then has smaller expected return on investment.
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RHP Alfredo Simon returned to the mound Sunday after being scratched from his last start with right biceps tendinitis which was causing him to drop his arm flattening his pitches.
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Irma ravaged a series of small islands in the northeast Caribbean, including Barbuda, St. Martin and the British and U.S. Virgin Islands, flattening homes and hospitals and ripping down trees.
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He said speculation that Warsh was the front-runner two weeks ago caused a temporary curve flattening, meaning short-end Treasury yields rose faster than those on the long end.
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That should mean banks can capture that higher yield on loans they grant, but the problem is short-term rates have risen faster and the yield curve has been flattening.
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Crest highlighted hits from weak consumer confidence and flattening prices as a result of Brexit nerves, and shares of blue-chip housebuilders Persimmon, Barratt and Berkeley lost about 1% each.
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Other analysts also contend that a flattening is more of a danger when rates are going lower, which they are not expected to do as the Fed hikes its benchmark.
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The yield curve — the difference between the yields of shorter and longer term bonds — has been flattening and some of that move was blamed on concerns about the tax plan.
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A flattening yield curve sometimes leads to an inversion, whereby the short-end rate would actually go higher than the longer-end yield, implying added risk in the near-term.
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A flattening yield curve can be the precursor to an inverted curve, where the short end, or in this case , rises above the long end, or the 10-year yield.
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The market struggled all week with choppy trading, on concerns ranging from U.S.-China trade talks, interest rates and a flattening U.S. Treasury yield curve and the shape of Brexit.
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David Hammons's self-portrait series, ironically titled America the Beautiful, in which he records his image by flattening himself against the paper to accentuate his features, renders an acerbic commentary.
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The individualized voices don't sound perfectly human—they still have a robotic edge to them, a flattening of vocal patterns that lodges the sound firmly in the aural uncanny valley.
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TOKYO, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds firmed on Wednesday, bolstered by rising risk aversion as equities slumped and also taking their cue from a flattening U.S. Treasury yield curve.
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The U.S. 10-year yield has been in a flattening trend —moving closer to the 2-year yield, which has been rising on the prospect of Fed interest rate hikes.
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Some strategists say the curve flattening is a result of the Fed raising rates, pushing the 2-year higher, but demand for longer-dated bonds keeps down the 10-year.
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The chances of a recession when the yield curve is flattening is just 19943 percent, according to the calculations of Jim Paulsen, the chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group.
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The former New York hotspot, New Rochelle, appears to be flattening the curve after a one-mile radius "containment zone" was issued to close off the area two weeks ago.
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This flattening out of the album's story does something that is still all too common: It reduces a woman's emotions to the ones that are easiest for men to dismiss.
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In a way, Seduction mirrors an archetypal experience: a long, drawn-out lead-up to a tantalizing goal and then, in the end, a sense of abrupt and flattening disappointment.
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But that growth temporarily stalled in 2015 and 2016, with prices flattening for the first time in at least a decade and transaction volume dropping by about half, he said.
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"As long as we have a continued flattening in this yield curve, it should continue to support growth investing and I think Amazon has that tail wind, too," he said.
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The gap between two and 10-year yields has shrunk to fewer than 0.15 percentage point, a flattening of the curve that has sometimes heralded coming recessions in the past.
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A wave of buying in 10- and 30-year Treasuries emerged as traders piled into curve-flattening trades that favor these longer debt maturities over short-dated ones, investors said.
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The WHO has repeatedly underlined the importance of "flattening the curve" in order to tackle the coronavirus outbreak, calling on countries around the world to impose sweeping public health measures.
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Part of "flattening the curve" means making do with less, being entertained with what you already have, and if you really need to, buying digital products instead of physical ones.
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The BoJ indicated that the significant yield curve flattening that followed their previous policy measures are becoming burdensome on long term investors who need higher yields to match their liabilities.
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The gap between two- and 10-year yields has shrunk to only 123 basis points, a flattening of the curve that has sometimes heralded economic turning points in the past.
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Invest in a good, sharp set of poultry shears for cutting the spine out of your turkey and then press down on the breastbone, cracking it and flattening your bird.
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Aberdeen Standard Investments equity analyst Michael Cronin said the results were a modest positive for stocks in the sector, which has been pressured recently by concerns about a flattening yield curve.
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U.S. government debt yields inched higher Friday after crude oil prices jumped nearly 23.7 percent, easing fears of falling inflation that have contributed to flattening of the so-called yield curve.
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After an earthquake rattled through Italy yesterday, flattening towns and leaving at least 250 dead, the Italian Red Cross asked average citizens to help out ... by handing over their Wi-Fi.
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Nanette makes room for all of it, the rage and the grief, the highs and the lows, without flattening the whole mess of the human condition into a few easy jokes.
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But those ambitions carry a big price tag — and they come as the Pentagon faces a flattening budget that also has to make room for $7 billion for Trump's border wall.
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Profit margins are also being squeezed by a flattening yield curve in Canada, which hampers banks' ability to borrow at a low rate and charge customers a higher one, analysts say.
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"We are seeing increasing duration from an investor perspective and saw the curve flattening, but now we need to see if the duration is in favour [at this yield]," he said.
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It "also created increasing backlogs for adjudication [asylum case processing] by flattening immigration enforcement priorities and putting thousands of immigrants with no criminal issues in front of immigration courts," Pyati said.
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It's a topic of hot debate whether the flattening curve is a sign of looming economic weakness, low inflation and a rising likelihood the Fed will soon have to cut rates.
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He crushed the Chechen rebellion, flattening the capital city of Grozny and killing an estimated 80,000 people, and appeared on television nightly preaching his vision of a strong, internationally respected Russia.
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It's a balancing act that Marvel has struggled to pull off in the past, flattening films as different as Captain America: Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy into similar shapes.
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Hurricane Matthew, the most powerful Atlantic storm in almost a decade, took aim at the Bahamas this morning, after flooding streets, flattening homes, and leaving a trail of destruction in Haiti.
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U.S. two-year Treasury note yields hit a fresh nine-year high as the yield curve resumed its flattening, with investors pricing in a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in December.
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