Some of Republicans' strongest defenses are now severely weakened, making the forecast gloomier and gloomier for Trump.
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Creditors have not panicked, but have got gloomier this year.
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To be sure, some have switched over to gloomier views.
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That makes market signals even gloomier for the central bank.
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A world of national fortresses will be poorer and gloomier.
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Yet draw the camera back and the picture looks gloomier.
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Stock analysts have been issuing gloomier forecasts for similar reasons.
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As the economic outlook has dimmed, Americans have become gloomier.
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They also were gloomier, according to questionnaires about their moods.
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In their gloomier moments, Germans fear things could get much worse.
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Maverick was not alone in betting on gloomier prospects for ARM.
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Powell's gloomier assessment of the outlook appear to indicate future cuts.
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Results, while not great, still topped Wall Street's even gloomier forecasts.
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A similar gloomier picture emerged for the bloc's dominant service industry.
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But Cisco (CSCO), another Dow component, provided a much gloomier outlook.
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But things were decidedly gloomier for Mr. Johnson on other fronts.
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Trader Karen Finerman said that not all earnings suggest a gloomier outlook.
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If today's checks are worrying rather than devastating, a gloomier future looms.
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Investors' views, in fact, may be even gloomier than those of economists.
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Economists are already talking about a gloomier business climate and lower investment.
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The same demographers find that young parents are gloomier than childless youngsters.
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My own sense of things is somewhat gloomier than these reports suggest.
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Bond yields have fallen, reflecting a gloomier outlook for growth and inflation.
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Conditions were even gloomier in South Korea, a bellwether for global demand.
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Rovio blamed increased marketing costs and other investments for the gloomier outlook.
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Emarketer says this forecast is a little gloomier than it had anticipated.
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Narrow things down to shoulder capsule injuries, and things become even gloomier.
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America's economy might be booming, but its social data tell a gloomier story.
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But several trends make household-income statistics look gloomier than they really are.
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This is not to say that gloomier maps alone would solve the problem.
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"Jenna seemed a little gloomier than usual but otherwise okay," a source told PEOPLE.
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But critics see it as "padding", obscuring gloomier trends in "made in America" exports.
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"Jenna seemed a little gloomier than usual but otherwise okay," a source tells PEOPLE.
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And earlier this year the OBR made revised, gloomier forecasts for health-care spending.
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And things are about to get a bit gloomier with this news from Netflix.
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But almost everything else in "Suspiria" is slower, quieter, gloomier and much less tense.
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He says that people tell him his work as gotten gloomier since the war.
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The tone of bank executives on conference calls reflected the gloomier outlook as well.
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Viewers can expect gloomier visuals to signify Elliot's continuing mental disintegration, Mr. Esmail said.
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Despite their gloomier mood, households' expectations of Bank of England policy were little changed.
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The Finnish company blamed increased marketing costs and other investments for the gloomier outlook.
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Qualcomm executives said a gloomier smartphone market forecast offset the addition of Apple license revenues.
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You put all of those things together, it might seem gloomier this time of year.
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It's an altogether gloomier piece of work, laden with lyrics about drug abuse and anxiety.
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Chief financial officers across the country are feeling gloomier than they have in three years.
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No wonder ordinary people are feeling gloomier about their prospects of finding work in 2019.
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If the mood in the GOP could be gloomier, it was hard to see how.
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Americans' financial confidence may be on an upswing, but young women have a gloomier outlook.
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The prison is a gloomier setting, but it's also an excellent stage for production numbers.
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From a contrarian perspective, it's possibly quite good for stocks that sell-side handicappers are gloomier.
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Yet in one sense, at least, this dark period looks much gloomier than its recent precursors.
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Target reported sales and profit declines for the holiday quarter, and gave an even gloomier outlook.
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A recent BoJ survey showed that businesses are gloomier than they have been for three years.
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Behind him, the sea stacks appear funereal and grim, far gloomier than they do in person.
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The claims clash sharply with objective, and necessarily much gloomier, descriptions of reality regarding these subjects.
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Mark Wakefield, head of the North American automotive practice for consultancy AlixPartners, had a gloomier perspective.
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The gloomier tone shook Wall Street, causing major stock indexes to tumble more than 1 percent.
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Capital expenditure (capex) for the January-March period,released simultaneously with GDP, revealed a gloomier economic outlook.
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"The data may not show the entire picture, which may be even gloomier," Ademuyiwa said by email.
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Hamilton's mythopoetic contribution to Mood stands out for how much gloomier it is than her previous installations.
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An unresolved Brexit and rising tensions between Rome and the European Commission are adding to the gloomier outlook.
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The Wright method puts that average at an even gloomier 107,000 and just 114,000 for all of 2016.
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The second lesson is much gloomier: techniques for dealing with pandemics have changed little since the 19th century.
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They were not more satisfied with their lives, and had become a little gloomier about their economic status.
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Looking at the past three months as a whole, which smoothes out monthly volatility, the picture is gloomier.
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A sunnier or gloomier day will dictate whether energy production goes up or down, potentially overloading the grid.
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The IMF paints a gloomier picture, predicting growth of 2.9 percent in 2019 and 2.8 percent next year.
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If executives become gloomier about the future, the earliest evidence will probably come from frequent surveys of them.
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Whoever wins will likely have to govern without a majority in Congress and with a gloomier economic outlook.
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If executives become gloomier about the future, the earliest evidence will probably come from frequent surveys of them.
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If so, the prospects for the kind of foreign investment that lifts productivity will start to look even gloomier.
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The village mental institution, which Jean Vanier visited in the early 1960s, was gloomier still, a place of horror.
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Another experiment published in 2013 found that the more participants used Facebook, the gloomier they felt about their lives.
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Whites with a degree are gloomier than non-whites—but a lot more upbeat than whites without a degree.
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A gloomier prognosis sees both the opera and ballet companies still away from the Wortham a year from now.
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Despite the gloomier outlook, Kostin did offer some trading strategies for investors to pursue over the next few months.
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A survey published by an employers group showed British businesses turned gloomier, bucking an improvement in sentiment earlier this year.
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"The mood among German managers became slightly gloomier this month," Ifo President Clemens Fuest said in a press release Wednesday.
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Germany's services stood out among a gloomier bloc-wide report from research firm Markit's final purchasing manager data for April.
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The IMF paints a gloomier picture, predicting Pakistani growth of 2.9 percent in 2019 and 2.8 percent the following year.
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The Dow has shed nearly 243,22019 points since early October as investors have come to grips with the gloomier outlook.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Samsung is warning investors that 2019 is off to an even gloomier start than it feared.
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Despite the gloomier outlook for the April-June period, the BoE still expects the British economy to grow in 2019.
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U.S. government debt yields followed European rates lower Wednesday after new data suggested a gloomier economic outlook amid German business leaders.
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This Guatemala City-based band revolves around the concept that they're the darker, gloomier version of the Greek god of beauty.
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Yet if Gore's movie played like a warning, "Before the Flood" -- directed by Fisher Stevens -- feels gloomier, if not entirely defeated.
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Amundi's Koenig reckons that in such a scenario, sterling could fall 5 percent from current levels and others are even gloomier.
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With the economic outlook growing gloomier, margins being squeezed and restructuring costs still hitting profits, investors have good reason to fret.
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Adding to the gloomier outlook and concerns economic growth is past its peak, other forward-looking indicators were also more downbeat.
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And a gloomier scenario, with GDP down 1.2 percent, loans up by up to 5 percent, and profit close to zero.
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Although gloomier economic prospects could keep the central bank from whittling down stimulus, the threshold for further monetary easing is high.
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They were even gloomier than BAML, and had pencilled in a fall to as low as $1.06 before changing their views.
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Data on Wednesday showed that consumers turned decidedly gloomier this month, a sign of further strain on an already struggling economy.
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But as a teenager, Peele used it to clear his head or explore his thoughts, the rainier and gloomier the better.
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The nation's No. 2 oil company plans to take a $10 billion to $11 billion charge to reflect that gloomier outlook.
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People feel gloomier than they did during the sustained boom of the 1960s or the go-go growth of the late-'90s.
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Separate trade data for September was much gloomier, possibly tempering the central bank's enthusiasm for a third rate hike in quick succession.
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Further slowing is expected: the firm's shares dropped by 5% on September 8th because it gave a gloomier outlook for future results.
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The government offered gloomier assessments on South Korea and Thailand than last month, warning that there were "some weaknesses" in their recovery.
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"Following a stabilization in last month's data, UK manufacturers have become noticeably gloomier in September," said Anna Leach, CBI deputy chief economist.
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The report also revealed weaker-than-expected guidance for the current quarter, leading many analysts to somewhat gloomier forecasts for the company.
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"Global growth prospects seem to be getting gloomier by the day," wrote Hans Redeker, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Morgan Stanley.
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That is a gloomier revenue forecast than those of the two larger United States carriers by revenue, Delta Air Lines and American Airlines.
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In today's much gloomier climate, silliness has yielded to the serious work of stifling speech and academic freedom in ever-more insidious ways.
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" Still gloomier is the effect created by ending section after section with an unanswered question: "Why should I have told you anything true?
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Juvancic likes the gloomier songs best, seeing them as evidence of a long history of women quietly rebelling against oppressive expectations and institutions.
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So it is a worrying sign that consumer sentiment is the only indicator on this list that has grown unambiguously gloomier since July.
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The short answer: The Obama years have been a gloomier period for American workers than the years of Ronald Reagan or Mr. Clinton.
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While members have been/are in acts such as Danger Beach, TV Colours, and Haram, PTSD takes on a darker and gloomier postpunk sound.
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But a separate central bank survey showed households were gloomier about the economy than three months ago, highlighting the fragile nature of Japan's recovery.
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Underpinning the fresh stimulus was a set of new forecasts, which painted a gloomier outlook, especially for inflation, than the previous ones in December.
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Some of the gloomier pre-referendum forecasts ignored the possibility that the authorities would respond to a Leave vote by propping up the economy.
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Oil slid on a gloomier demand outlook from the International Energy Agency, which also was upbeat about growth in U.S. oil production and exports.
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The rising costs of Trump's trade war and gloomier projections for global growth have also spurred much of the sell-off, according to analysts.
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But America has gone off track, and the outlook for the kids growing up there is a lot gloomier today than 40 years ago.
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The gloomier outlook for the next two years further reduced speculation that the BoE was close to its first rate hike in a decade.
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Recent business surveys have found that farmers are becoming more reluctant to buy equipment and that local bankers are becoming gloomier in their outlook.
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Gloomier advocates say that even if Ryan delivers in the House, it would take a near-miracle to get anything bold through the Senate.
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Adding to the gloomier outlook and concerns economic growth in the bloc is past its peak, other forward-looking indicators were also more downbeat.
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The gloomier picture sets the stage for the IMF and the World Bank to call this week for more coordinated global action to support growth.
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After all, when the world around you seems to get gloomier every day, what's the point of adding another serious show to your TV roster?
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"The overall picture remains one of weak current growth and gloomier prospects for the year ahead," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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It also offered a gloomier view on private consumption than three months ago for four regions, as department stores and automakers complained of weakening sales.
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"We hope any doubts can be dispelled soon to end this trickling of accusations that poisons the atmosphere in an ever gloomier situation," it said.
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But for investors, the interest rate and earnings environment has become friendly again, and without these buttresses, the outlook for stocks would be much gloomier.
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The rose-tinted ones (above, left) will improve visibility around dawn and dusk, and on the darker, gloomier days the sky has to offer us.
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Its riffs flash with surgical precision, slicing away the gloomier melodic touches that characterized the group's origins and trimming any fat down to the bone.
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It's gloomier than past records, but it's mostly self-assured, each track centered on emotional potential of the human voice when it's looped to infinity.
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While Sanford's bullish on prospects for Republicans progressing on health-care reform, he's got a much gloomier view of the overall political climate in Washington.
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It may also be politically helpful to stage a prolonged debate on rejigging the constitution, if only as a distraction from gloomier battles over public spending.
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The Cabinet Office said in its monthly report for August that consumer prices were flat - a gloomier view than last month when price rises were slowing.
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In my gloomier moments, it helps to remember the Milwaukee Bucks fan challenged to name as many varieties of cheese as she could in 30 seconds.
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Rystad Energy said the oil market was going "from gloomy to gloomier," calling into question the consultancy's own bullish view for the first part of 2020.
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The Cabinet Office said in its monthly report for August that consumer prices were flat a gloomier view than last month when price rises were slowing.
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Rystad Energy said the oil market was going "from gloomy to gloomier", calling into question the consultancy's own bullish view for the first part of 2020.
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And it was decidedly gloomier than the procession of tanks and troops Trump originally envisioned rolling through Washington on this date more than a year ago.
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It made for a gloomier show, but that's a flaw only if you believe that engaging with the full range of human emotion is a flaw.
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Higher oil prices, instability in emerging economies like Russia's, problems in Europe among countries that use the euro currency, and more contributed to the gloomier projection.
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"The industrial sector is expected to remain subdued given the weak development in orders and the gloomier business climate," the Economy Ministry said in a statement.
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Oil declined for a third day on forecasts of rising U.S. crude output and a gloomier outlook for global demand in an International Energy Agency (IEA) report.
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Despite better-than-expected retail trade data in November which showed consumers are still willing to spend, a gloomier mood among investors is likely to affect investment.
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Those who are gloomier about Britain's prospects seem to have brought their consumption forward, loading up on foreign goods before the weak pound causes prices to rise.
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The currency has recently reached its highest level since the summer of 2018 as investors have sought a safe-haven amid gloomier outlooks for the global economy.
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We have no control over anything and the world's news gets gloomier, our personal turmoils are just as intense, and nothing really seems like it makes sense.
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Overnight, the Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged, as expected, but gave a gloomier view on the economy and exports in particular than it did in January.
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The forecast for sub-Saharan Africa was pared back the most, in large part because of a gloomier outlook for oil-rich Nigeria, the continent's bigest economy.
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We've arrived at the hospital now, so the atmosphere is gloomier, but once again we get dancing delicacies, hydrocephalic authority figures, and, by the end, general hilarity.
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But the future of the wired headphone is looking gloomier every year as more and more devices ditch the 3.5mm hole on the sides of your devices.
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They then grow gradually more intense as the morning progresses, dimming slightly in the run up to lunch to ease the transition to the gloomier light outside.
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Here's the sign-up.) Good morning, We're covering newly announced gun restrictions in New Zealand, a gloomier outlook from the Federal Reserve, and a (possible) Brexit delay.
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Investors also shrugged off the final reading on euro zone business activity for February that painted a gloomier outlook amid supply chain disruptions due to the outbreak.
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Having seen Atlanta in the fall and winter seasons, I know that it's a little gloomier and everything they were setting up for made sense to me.
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The GfK consumer confidence index showed British consumer sentiment at its lowest level since December 2013 as inflation-squeezed households took a gloomier view of their finances.
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Then he foreshadowed the bank's U-turn by pointing to the IMF's gloomier predictions of Brazilian and global growth, which by that point should have been no surprise.
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Inflation hit 180.9 percent and the economy contracted 5.7 percent last year, according to central bank figures, and unofficial estimates for this year paint an even gloomier picture.
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Now Mr Osborne has fired a second shot at his opponents, with a Treasury paper on the short-term impact of Brexit that is, if anything, even gloomier.
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When asked by pollsters about trusting the government, the direction of the country, American progress or the president, Americans were gloomier than their economic assessments might have predicted.
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But the overall picture is muted, with Morgan Stanley -- one of the gloomier forecasters -- predicting growth of just 0.2% in the third quarter and stagnation in the fourth.
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The outbreak had reversed earlier positive signals for the global economy and made forecasters gloomier about the prospects for 2020 as demand falls and supply chains are disrupted.
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As recently as his last budget speech in November, Hammond was facing a much gloomier picture and there were calls for Prime Minister Theresa May to fire him.
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The outlook was even more gloomier with companies surveyed by the Cabinet Office forecasting that core orders will fall 5.9 percent in October-December from the previous quarter.
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"The prospect of instability in Continental Europe is expected to improve relative appetite for London residential, alongside support from a U.K. economy that is defying gloomier forecasts," Challis explained.
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A separate survey published earlier on Friday showed British businesses turned gloomier about the economy as the country's political crisis deepens, bucking an improvement in sentiment earlier this year.
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But his own State Department recently distributed talking points to American embassies around the world that offer a much gloomier picture than the president and his administration have painted.
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"Even though the current situation is still rated as excellent ... the prospects for the future have become massively gloomier," Patrick Hussy, managing director at Sentix, said in a note.
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The gloomier outlook comes after a litany of disappointing earnings releases, question marks over the group's accounting practices and a thwarted attempt to award managers an outsized pay package.
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Their optimism defies gloomier predictions from chief financial officers, nearly half of whom predicted in a Duke University survey last year that there would be a recession in 2019.
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"The pick-up in consumption seems to be stalling," a government official told a briefing, offering a gloomier view than last month when the government said consumption was recovering.
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Nowhere is the mood gloomier than among shopkeepers in Istanbul, Turkey's cultural gem and scene last weekend of the second suicide attack on tourists in the city this year.
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Or – perhaps on a gloomier note – is the only remaining task, for an artist working in the second decade of the 21st Century, to find a way to entertain viewers?
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But separate trade data for September was much gloomier, showing the trade deficit remaining at C$3.18 billion ($2.50 billion) as imports and exports dropped for a fourth consecutive month.
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One survey released Thursday painted a far gloomier mosaic: SurveyUSA indicated that 14 million people already have experienced temporary layoffs, while 2% of the workers have lost their jobs outright.
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Euro zone businesses largely withstood the impact of the coronavirus in February, though a survey on Wednesday painted a gloomier outlook, with falling export demand and disruptions to supply chains.
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Crude oil prices stretched losses, weighed by forecasts for rising U.S. crude output and a gloomier outlook for global demand growth in a report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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"It's quite a reversal from last year and the gloomier mood cuts across just about everywhere in the world," said Bob Moritz, global chairman at audit and accounting multinational PwC.
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While the Purchasing Managers' Index output survey has become gloomier across rich countries, Britain is at the bottom of the league table, as the Bank of England noted on August 1st.
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Gloomier news came on the inflation front, however, with the latest flash estimate showing that consumer prices fell 0.2 percent in April, from a flat reading of 0.0 percent in March.
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"This is due to the gloomier macroeconomic environment and the related current developments in the market for material handling equipment," said Jungheinrich, which is due to release results on August 8.
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The recent vote to leave the European Union is expected to make the economic picture gloomier for Britain, dampening growth, increasing joblessness and making it harder to get a mainstream loan.
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The OBR had been expected to take a gloomier view on the economy after it said in October that it would lower its projections for productivity growth in the years ahead.
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Oil prices fell about 2 percent on Tuesday on forecasts for rising U.S. crude output and a gloomier outlook for global demand growth in a report from the International Energy Agency.
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So he suggested that perhaps a filter was used on the entire scene in post-production to make things appear gloomier, which also makes everything look darker, including the actors' hair.
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The gloomier one involves the older booksellers who have seen their business transform, especially with the advent of the internet and then, within the last 10 years, the proliferation of smartphones.
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A McKinsey Global Institute report is gloomier, predicting that by 20173, as many as 22017 million people worldwide may have been displaced by automation and will need to find new jobs.
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In a note to clients on Thursday, a group of Jefferies analysts shared a gloomier outlook for L Brands and cautioned that the company may never really be out Wexner's grip.
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The landscape is gloomier for Argentina, which scraped through qualification with a win in the final round, and was only spared elimination in the pool stage by a late winner against Nigeria.
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"Underpinned by gloomier economic outlook from potential U.S. rate hikes, an uncertain Chinese economy and concerns on the repercussions of Brexit, business sentiments and overall office space expansion remain restrained," it added.
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A gloomier explanation would be "survivor bias": the jobs that remain in Korea appear harder to automate only because Korean firms have already handed most of the easily automatable jobs to machines.
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Silk Road is already reassembling itself in the gloomier recesses of the dark web, and the arrest and persecution of Kim Dotcom was simply an illegal over-reach by the U.S. government.
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"The negative external environment eventually took its toll on the Polish industry that seems to no longer be resilient to gloomier growth perspectives in the Eurozone," Erste Group said in a note.
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U.S. Treasury yields dipped, with the yield curve flattening, as investors who took a gloomier view of the March U.S. payrolls report stepped into the market, buying longer-dated Treasuries.
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But the mood among firms has become gloomier since the equivalent survey for the first quarter of 2016; in only eight countries do a majority of employers expect to see improving conditions.
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Last month the BoE forecast growth of 1.8 percent this year and next - well below Britain's historic average - and last week government forecasts were gloomier, with Brexit exerting a drag on the outlook.
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Some economists and Fed officials think that rates need to be lowered in the face of decelerating GDP in the U.S. and a gloomier growth outlook overseas as Washington-led trade wars continue.
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Economists, seeing the rash of positive data on the U.K. economy restoring confidence that a recession is not yet imminent, are rushing to upgrade some of the gloomier forecasts for the 2016-17period.
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Housebuilders, considered among stocks that most closely track the state of the UK economy, were also pressured after a survey showed British businesses had turned gloomier about the economy amid persisting Brexit worries.
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But it offered a gloomier view on the economy and exports in particular than it did in January, as volatile financial markets and sluggish emerging market demand threatened to derail a fragile recovery.
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Sterling hit a two-week low against the U.S. dollar on the gloomier outlook which could add to the case for the Bank of England to keep interest rates at their record low.
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Oil declined on Tuesday for a third day as evidence of rising U.S. output and a gloomier outlook for demand growth in a report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) weighed on prices.
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It's a skill they demonstrated more effectively than ever on their 229 album Commitment to Complications, but today, with help from some friends, a recent single has been pushed to even gloomier depths.
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But better-than-expected results from JPMorgan Chase and PNC Financial last week suggest that, if wider economic conditions don't become any gloomier, things could keep humming along for a little while yet.
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Dehaze said he saw more potential in France as President Emmanuel Macron's labour reforms took effect, but he was gloomier about Britain, saying Brexit uncertainty was impeding recruitment among professional staff like finance professionals.
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The survey chimed with another measure of consumer confidence published by polling firm YouGov earlier this week which pinned the gloomier mood on Britain's messy election outcome and a weakening of the housing market.
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Still, the annual growth rate of the M3 measure of money supply, which often foreshadows future activity, unexpectedly rose to 4.5 percent from 4.3 percent a month earlier, beating gloomier forecasts for 4.2 percent.
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This gloomier inclination is more compelling; there's a wrenching number toward the end of the first act when Mr. Blankenbuehler uses dance, in "Right This Way," to suggest the psychological burdens these men carry.
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The S&P 500 pulled back from record highs on Tuesday, while the Dow edged up for an eighth straight day of gains, as investors pondered mixed earnings reports and a gloomier global outlook.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British businesses have turned gloomier about the economy as the country's political crisis deepens, bucking an improvement in sentiment earlier this year, according to a survey published by an employers group on Friday.
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"As soon as a new president is elected, Bissau will turn one of the gloomier pages of its history," said homemaker Virginia Mendes on her way to the shops in the capital Bissau this week.
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The central bank, however, offered a gloomier view on factory output than at its previous rate review in October, a nod to the widening fallout from softening global demand and the U.S.-China trade war.
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But the colder, darker and gloomier the day, the more entitled I feel to plunge my spoon into the still-bubbling pan as soon as it comes out of the oven, devouring bite after bite.
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"If the Nafex is not permitted to buckle, then the black-market rate should, and this might hold more severe adverse consequences for an economy that is now facing a gloomier outlook on multiple fronts."
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NEW YORK, April 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury yield curve flattened on Friday, as investors who took a gloomier view of the March U.S. payrolls report stepped into the market, buying longer-dated Treasuries, analysts said.
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Separately on Tuesday, Britain's budget forecasters gave a gloomier medium-term outlook for the economy, potentially leaving finance minister Philip Hammond with less room to offset any big hit from Britain's departure from the European Union.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's budget watchdog on Tuesday outlined a gloomier picture for the government's finances in the long term, reflecting recent pledges to increase health spending without tax hikes or spending cuts to pay for it.
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Citing "gloomier sentiment and numerous economic and political uncertainties", Salzgitter expects pre-tax profit of 20.8758 million to 175 million euros ($143-$200 million) this year, down from a preliminary figure of 347 million in 2018.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers have turned gloomier about the economy and the outlook for their personal finances, according to a survey by market researchers GfK that adds to signs of a lacklustre second quarter for the economy.
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Before retail figures were released, the gloomier mood among euro zone purchasing managers in December issued on Friday had pushed some economists to forecast that growth in the last quarter of the year would also be slow.
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Some economists and Fed officials think that rates need to be lowered in the face of decelerating, but still above-average GDP growth in the U.S. and a gloomier outlook overseas as Washington-led trade wars continue.
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But his ebullience mirrors the mood in the markets as investors choose to set aside gloomier notions and bet instead on a jamboree in stocks that will — they hope — be supported by a Trump-style economic boom.
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SANTIAGO, June 7 (Reuters) - Chile's central bank unexpectedly cut the benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 2.5% on Friday, citing slower-than-expected inflation and a gloomier outlook for the economy due to global trade tensions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Growth slowed across British business services and consumer spending eased last month, a Bank of England survey showed, offering a more mixed picture of the economy than some of the gloomier indicators since June's Brexit vote.
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The new OBR forecast is due to gloomier assumptions about Britain's future net investment income — the difference between returns on British investments abroad, and the dividends and interest paid to foreign investors in British companies and government debt.
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The coronavirus is likely to exert a much smaller human and economic toll than current appearances suggest, according to a Morningstar analysis that runs contrary to some of the gloomier forecasts that have helped pound the stock market.
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The real slumped to its lowest since October, stocks were on course for their biggest monthly loss in a year and market-based interest rates rose, even though the gloomier economic outlook could ultimately put downward pressure on inflation.
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"The gloomier (global) outlook and rising doubts about the first ECB (rate) hike have begun to weigh on yield developments, both globally and in the region," said Erste Group analyst Katarzyna Rzentarzewska, who predicts a slow Polish yield rise.
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Adding to the downbeat sentiment was a slide in oil prices due to a gloomier global economic outlook and a report of rising U.S. crude inventories, even as U.S. sanctions on Tehran threatened to curb Iranian crude oil supplies.
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Several years since the release of a core Silent Hill game and during an era when "action horror" affairs like Gears of War and Dead Space predominated, Byrne believed a slower, gloomier, more psychological affair would be of interest.
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"Basically, we are a little less optimistic than we were six to nine months ago," said Khatija Haque, Emirates NBD head of MENA Research, citing the lower oil price expectations, oil output cuts and a gloomier global growth outlook.
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I mean, chips are great, and a decent battered sausage is about as good as life gets, but honestly, a paranoid, insectoid, dirty, damaged, and raw take on the gloomier-end of the bass music spectrum is just as tasty.
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"Falling business spending at home and declining exports are the main drivers of the downturn, with firms also cutting back on input buying as the outlook grows gloomier," Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit, said on Aug. 1.
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We caught two distinct shots of Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) standing outside Dany's door while she was having sex with Jon Snow (Kit Harington); the music even changed keys into a darker, gloomier theme when the camera was on his face.
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Soros Fund Management, which manages around $30 billion for the Soros family, sold stocks and bought gold and shares in gold miners, amid a "gloomier" view of the global economic outlook and the potential for large market moves, the WSJ reported.
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The only connections between Sujoy Ghosh's 2012 film "Kahaani" and his latest project "Kahaani 2 – Durga Rani Singh" are the indomitable heroine, her secret past and the murky colour palette in both movies that makes everything seem gloomier and darker.
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While America, Europe and the emerging world as a bloc all saw similar downgrades, the forecast for sub-Saharan Africa was pared back the most, in large part because of a gloomier outlook for oil-rich Nigeria, the continent's largest economy.
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As Neymar, Weverton and the rest of Brazil's Olympic gold medal winning heroes cavorted in celebration at a heaving, joyous Maracanã last weekend, a gloomier yet all too familiar soccer narrative was playing out in another part of the country.
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PARIS, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Europe's farm machinery sector sentiment fell to a record low in August, with a much gloomier mood in France countering a recovery in Britain from a post-Brexit slump in confidence, an industry survey showed on Thursday.
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For very low-income households, the data is even gloomier, with inflation running at 27 percent and food inflation as high as 33 percent in rural areas, the ANC's stronghold, speeding ahead of the annual 23 percent increase in social grants.
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Along with the prospect of a loss in North America and a gloomier outlook for efficiency gains this year, the supply chain uncertainty was likely to lead to lowered profit expectations for the group, Citi said in a research note.
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U.S. retail sales were reported on Tuesday to have been weaker than thought in January, renewing worries over domestic growth prospects, even as the Bank of Japan offered a gloomier outlook for the world's third-biggest economy without immediately adding to stimulus.
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"Overall jobs growth has meanwhile also ground to a halt as worries about deteriorating order books and the gloomier outlook took their toll on firms' appetite to hire, pointing to a weakening labour market and adding to the darkening outlook," Williamson said.
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LONDON, March 4 (Reuters) - Euro zone businesses largely withstood the impact of the coronavirus in February, growing at their fastest pace in six months, though a survey on Wednesday painted a gloomier outlook, with falling export demand and disruptions to supply chains.
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China's yuan climbed as high as 7.0967 per dollar in offshore trade, before retracing most of its gains to hit 7.1114 by mid-session in Asia as fears of a gloomier outcome to the trade talks crept back in and Chinese stocks fell.
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BUDAPEST, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Hungarian business sentiment sank to a three-year-low in September, posting its biggest monthly fall in more than a decade as companies in industry, trade and services turned gloomier about their prospects, a survey showed on Monday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy would grow by 0.7 percent this year if Britain leaves the European Union in a disorderly manner, the Federation of German Industry (BDI) said on Monday, a gloomier view for Europe's biggest economy than in the case of a 'soft' Brexit.
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Soros Fund Management, which manages around $30 billion for the Soros family, sold stocks and bought gold and shares in gold miners, amid a "gloomier" view of the global economic outlook and the potential for large market moves, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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Moody's chief credit officer for Europe, Middle East and Africa, Colin Ellis, told CNBC earlier Monday that despite Rome's gloomier forecast for growth and debt-to GDP, he doesn't expect any downgrade to the sovereign credit rating over the next 12 to 18 months.
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According to Ruut Veenhoven, a professor at Erasmus University in Rotterdam who has been analysing data on happiness for decades, people in Greece and Portgual have become gloomier over the past three decades (although they have started to perk up over the past few years).
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Sliding bond yields and the inversion of a key part of the U.S. yield curve on Wednesday for the first time in 12 years show that bond investors have a far gloomier outlook for the U.S. and global economies than the U.S. central bank.
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But since a joint visit by the German and French foreign ministers to Ukraine's capital last week, a gloomier view has taken hold: that political dysfunction in Kiev has all but doomed the chances of it delivering on its own commitments under the peace agreement.
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This album is more mournfully grand than her norm, conjuring wider spaces and gloomier melodies, with lyrics that dwell on environmental collapse above all ("Be careful of the natural world," she warns on the first song, and then: "Have mercy on the natural world").
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The forecast of a yearlong recession was gloomier than a warning by the Bank of England's governor, Mark Carney, who said this month that Britain's economy could enter a recession — defined as two consecutive calendar quarters of contraction — after a vote to leave the European Union.
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The bank's outlook for the post-referendum economy was notably gloomier, with predictions for unemployment to rise to 5.4 percent in the third quarter of 2017, higher than the 4.9 percent previously forecast, "lower real incomes in the UK", and a "little" decline in house prices.
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At times, Harding's emotive, throaty exhortatons evoke a gloomier Primordial bard Alan Averill, or a devilish Americana ditty; at others, he channels rougher-edged hardcore howlers, and lets the London grime creep back into his throat, and the quiet duet "Loss/Betrayal" is a gothic chiaroscuro dream.
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"People are hunkering down but it's really starting to hurt, and the longer this goes on, the gloomier the picture starts to feel," said Tara Joseph, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, who has lived in the city for nearly two decades.
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But in a sign of the gloomier outlook, Kuczynski said he now aims to end his term in 2021 with the poverty rate at 15 percent, down from about 20 percent last year but far from the goal of 10 percent he announced before taking office.
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And yet as climate diplomats gather this week in Bonn, Germany, for the 250rd Conference of the Parties under the auspices of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, I would like to point their attention to a different, perhaps gloomier statistic: the world's carbon intensity of energy.
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HSBC disclosed the departure of Flint, 23, alongside its half-year results on Monday as it forecast a gloomier outlook for its business, with an escalation of a trade war between China and the United States, an easing monetary policy cycle, unrest in its key Hong Kong market and Brexit.
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The reported job cuts come after the lender said it would be laying off about 4,000 people this year, and issued a gloomier business outlook with an escalation of a trade war between China and the United States, an easing monetary policy cycle, unrest in its key Hong Kong market and Brexit.
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Monday's forecast of a year-long recession by the finance ministry was gloomier than a warning by Bank of England Governor Mark Carney who said earlier this month that Britain's economy could enter a technical recession - which means two consecutive calendar quarters of contraction - after a vote to leave the EU. The Treasury said a vote to remain in the bloc would see current uncertainty fade rapidly with little lasting impact.
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As the afternoon got progressively gloomier, Smith and King transferred their belongings from Boscha to the loaner van: two surfboards (bought at a discount from a sponsor), wetsuits, tins of red lentils and buckwheat, stacks of T-shirts and leggings (mostly from sponsors), a woven blanket (a gift from a sponsor), a hand broom, two yoga mats, three hula hoops in different sizes, a tool kit, a digital S.L.R. camera, and a bag of wheat-free kibble for their soulful, brindled dog, Penny.
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While the self-titled LP saw them edging ever closer to the club, but with an eye still on the gloomier, scattier end of the gig venue spectrum, this month's 25:25 finds them in the middle of the dancefloor with arms aloft, a stomach full of substances and a rapacious desire to absolutely pummel the PA. Weaving between stark minimal techno—of the bleepy, Sweet Exorcist variety—and swinging, surging house, it's the sound of a group happy to spend long weekends by the booth.
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