On Tuesday, mainland markets gyrated between positive and negative territories.
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On Friday, oil prices gyrated after multiple, contradictory reports created uncertainty.
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Following the heavy defeat, the pound gyrated briefly below $1.27 before recovering.
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The major averages gyrated between positive and negative territory throughout the session.
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Female cheerleaders in short shorts and crop tops gyrated to the beat.
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One guest gyrated atop the table as he licked a hot candle.
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Under blinking strobes, dancers gyrated and swayed to salsa and hip-hop beats.
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The cost of borrowing for heavily indebted Italy has gyrated with political developments.
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" Then photos surfaced and his spokesperson gyrated ... "He did not get any sun.
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Onstage he gyrated, grimaced and jabbed his head downward like a pecking bird.
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Mr. Malanga, encouraged by Ms. Rubin, got up and gyrated with a whip.
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In the Contemplation Room, a naked dancer gyrated while wearing large black wings.
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Oil prices gyrated between gains and losses during Asian hours, following sharp declines overnight.
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European stocks gyrated on Friday , partially affected by a steep dip in oil prices.
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The rouble has gyrated since then with oil price swings and due to Western sanctions.
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As the impeachment drama dragged on over the weeks, Trump gyrated between feeling upbeat and aggrieved.
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The 289-stock average gyrated between sharp gains and solid losses after the decision was announced.
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When Flo Rida crooned about baggy sweatpants and Reeboks with the straps, she gyrated to the beat.
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The duo performed their collaboration together "Work", where the Barbadian beauty once again gyrated on her beau.
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Anyway, they used it all over her body as she sang "Aura" and convulsed, gyrated and screamed.
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Voters consistently prefer Democrats to control Congress, but the margin has gyrated over the past few months.
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For more than a year stocks have gyrated as investors reacted to the state of trade talks.
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As markets gyrated recently, investors directly exchanged about $1 trillion of United States-listed, exchange-traded funds.
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Stocks had gyrated in the early part of the session, alternating between gains and losses, before closing lower.
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The price gyrated Tuesday on supply-cut hopes ahead of a meeting of top exporters in Doha, Qatar.
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The price on Puerto Rico's benchmark 2035 General Obligation bond gyrated in the wake of the court's decision.
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Volkswagen shares gyrated during Thursday's morning session and were about half a percent lower by the meeting's end.
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IN THE weeks following the Brexit referendum in June 2016 the pound gyrated wildly, losing 10% of its value.
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Oil prices gyrated earlier this year amid speculation over steps OPEC could take to address the global supply glut.
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Equities gyrated following the Fed's release, with the S&P 500 and Dow reaching their highs of the day.
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The oil price gyrated Tuesday on supply-cut hopes ahead of a meeting of top exporters in Doha, Qatar.
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Exports to some key overseas markets gyrated wildly last year for producers of bourbon, Tennessee whiskey and rye whiskey.
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At the shabby club we chose on a whim, we gyrated with enthusiasm but couldn't totally comprehend the music.
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The show culminated with a performance by James Brown as confetti rained down and male go-go dancers gyrated.
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When Croatia beat Russia on July 7th its president gyrated for joy in front of Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's prime minister.
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The S&P 500 traded in a 1.593 percent range while the Nasdaq gyrated about 1 percent on the day.
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The price of oil gyrated Tuesday on supply-cut hopes ahead of a meeting of top exporters in Doha, Qatar.
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The early results startled the financial markets, which gyrated wildly after initially banking on a victory for the Remain campaign.
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SPX gyrated in a narrow range, trying to extend gains then giving some back and last trading 0.02 percent higher.
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From the back of the stadium, an entourage gyrated and gesticulated around my rival as he swaggered toward the ring.
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She ground her sex into my oral entry, gyrated her hips, fondled her tits, and rode my face like a cowgirl.
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When serious problems emerged in Greece, Ireland, and Portugal, and the markets gyrated, the European political system was gripped by paralysis.
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U.S. government debt prices gyrated between gains and losses on Thursday as crude prices rose after back-to-back sell-offs.
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Markets gyrated on Mr. Powell's declaration that the central bank will continue its wait-and-see approach for the foreseeable future.
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When I arrived, a mixed crowd of men and women were eating and drinking while two topless young men gyrated for tips.
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The second was on February 11 when the Swiss franc gyrated frantically, with an unexplained and brief jump against the euro and dollar.
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For example, one of Lane's employees allegedly touched him in a sexual way, "gyrated his crotch" and offered him porn and sex toys.
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The second was on February 19923 when the Swiss franc gyrated frantically, with an unexplained and brief jump against the euro and dollar.
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The couple gyrated and groaned as my siblings and I shrieked with horror, despite the fact that this had happened many times before.
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Two belly dancers and a row of women in traditional Arab costume gyrated on the stage, while another dancer balanced on her head.
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In a typical pattern following a sharp gut check for investors, the major indexes have gyrated within a range, alternately feinting and surging.
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While crude is up off its 12-year lows of $27 for and $26 for WTI, the market has gyrated since hitting above $50.
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But last year, as valuations of tech start-ups wobbled and public tech stocks gyrated, Mr. Hitchcock, 34, was faced with a different dynamic.
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Hughett allegedly presented Schawe-Lane and with porn and sex toys at work, propositioned Lane for sex, and "gyrated his crotch" against Lane's buttocks.
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Oil prices gyrated on Friday as the market waited to see whether major oil producers would support an extension to output cuts beyond March.
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Markets have gyrated over the value of that meeting, but Trump said Wednesday that he believed that Chinese President Xi Jinping would fulfil his pledges.
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After a week in which the markets gyrated and presidential tweets caused trade tensions to flare, the labor market's steadiness offered a dose of calm.
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Oil prices gyrated on Friday morning as the market waited to see whether major oil producers would support an extension to output cuts beyond March.
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Instead, he gyrated one and a half revolutions, or 210 degrees, in tight, rapid circles to generate enormous momentum before unleashing the 240-pound shot.
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She paused to empty some water from a bottle onto her head for effect, then she kicked and twirled and gyrated as the cameraman followed her.
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Oil prices gyrated earlier in the day after U.S. government data showed a surprise drop in domestic crude stockpiles for a fourth week in a row.
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Markets, which have gyrated with every twist and turn in the trade war, rose on the potential that the two sides could ultimately reach a deal.
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Valuations also gyrated over the last two years amid lofty expectations in artificial intelligence, machine learning and autonomous driving promised long-lasting demand for semiconductors and equipment.
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The British press reported on a funeral strip show last year in China, where dancers gyrated around the coffin of a man known only as Mr Jian.
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French bonds gyrated after a morning of speculation that Fillon was about to withdraw from the campaign over allegations of misuse of public funds, which he denies.
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David took a quick walk on the beam, jumped over the hurdles, gyrated with the hula hoops and finally hopscotched along the circles to the finish line.
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The robots were as advertised: They gyrated on a stripper pole to music from 50 Cent and Pharrell, with dollar bills scattered on the stage and the floor.
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With a soft whir, it gyrated back and forth, causing a bulge in his jeans that Jodie knew would cause a spike on her iWatch's heart rate monitor.
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"He changed more little white boys' and girls' lives than all the politicians by making them move like this," Mr. Simmons said as he gyrated at the podium.
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But the market has gyrated since hitting above $50 as a glut of refined products replaced worries about crude oversupplies that caused a near two-year long tumble earlier.
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But the market has gyrated since hitting above $50 as a glut of refined products replaced worries about crude oversupply that caused a near two-year long tumble earlier.
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The rupee has gyrated, bond investors have quailed and tongues have wagged despite the admonition of Narendra Modi, the prime minister, to pay no attention to "this administrative subject".
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Shares of the nation's major steel producers have gyrated in recent months, rising and falling on the nuances of the Trump administration's pursuit of tariffs on imports of steel.
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Anxieties that the machine takeover has made markets unmanageably volatile reached a frenzy last December, as prices plummeted on little news, and during the summer as they gyrated wildly.
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The pound tanked after the June 2016 referendum result and has since gyrated wildly on any Brexit news - potentially making destinations outside the euro zone, such as Turkey, more attractive.
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In the video, a money manager named James Cordier tells his 290 clients that he couldn't navigate a "rogue wave" that hit as oil and natural gas markets gyrated severely.
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Oil futures jumped 26 percent in the second quarter and gyrated in a range between $40 and $50 in the third, ending the period roughly flat at $48 a barrel.
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She gyrated to a slowed-down version of Britney Spears' "Toxic" and seductively sang, "You know that you're toxic," as images of Trump appeared on a large screen behind her.
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U.S. government debt yields gyrated on Friday after the Labor Department said the U.S. economy added far fewer jobs than expected, but wages moved higher in the month of February.
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Global bond prices gyrated with desperate investors dumping government bonds and hoarding cash in markets gripped by pandemic fears that have forced central banks to step up support for debt.
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"Matters were moving almost on an hourly basis," Agius said, noting that a smaller decision-making group was more practical to secure strategic investors as markets gyrated in the credit crunch.
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Markets have gyrated for weeks as hopes for a de-escalation or breakthrough in the trade talks have waxed and waned, even as data pointed to further weakening in global growth.
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Then she slunk off, dropping to the floor where she gyrated awhile, then wrapped her legs around a pole, sliding up and down it until the song ended and she exited.
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Oil prices gyrated around low levels in choppy trading on Tuesday as investors feared multiple Middle Eastern countries cutting diplomatic ties with Qatar could undermine OPEC efforts to curtail a supply overhang.
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The market has gyrated so much that traders are no longer sure how much the market might move, regardless of whether the public votes to stay or remain in the European Union (EU).
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Stocks have gyrated as the trade war has escalated and the S&P 500 is down more than 8 percent from a year ago, its largest annual drop since the 2008 financial crisis.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - As a dozen scantily clad Brazilian Samba dancers gyrated on to the stage, rocking peacock-style headdresses and glittery thongs, Usain Bolt was not about to be intimidated or upstaged.
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The pound, which has gyrated to the twists and turns of Brexit since the 2016 referendum and is highly sensitive to the prospect of a 'no-deal' exit, briefly dipped as low as $1.1959 .
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Cara Delevingne's Enchantress gyrated in front of a giant smoke machine for most of Suicide Squad, and Jared Leto's off-brand, Scarface-ish Joker was so upsetting I've blocked him out of my mind.
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While she gyrated on the ground, the women danced around her in a circular "Soul Train" line: They did the Milly Rock, spun in tight twirls, snapped their fingers, fanned themselves and their own behinds.
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In oil markets, U.S. crude futures gyrated between gains and losses before closing 24 cents lower at $45.57 per barrel after comments from the Russian energy minister while investors digested bearish U.S. crude stockpile data.
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The cost of a barrel of oil has gyrated around the $50 per barrel mark for some time and last month the International Energy Agency (IEA) said global demand will outpace previous estimates in 2017.
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When Mr. Haddad struck back on his next show, appearing in prison scrubs and singing about the prosecutor while a belly dancer gyrated nearby, a council of judges called for further charges of insulting the judiciary.
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TOKYO/SYDNEY, March 19 (Reuters) - Bond prices gyrated on Thursday with desperate investors dumping their holdings of government bonds in markets gripped by pandemic fears that has forced central banks to step up support for debt.
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According to the suit, the co-worker brought both of them pornography and sex toys and propositioned both of them for sex; licked his lips while looking at Allegra's groin; and "gyrated his crotch" on Dane's butt.
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I was 17 when I entered my first club, inhaling the sweat and sin at East Flatbush's Café Alta, where the girls gyrated in their halter-tops and the boys thrust their crotches into the humid air.
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Stock markets gyrated wildly in December and yield spreads, or the additional premium investors demand for holding corporate bonds over safer U.S. Treasury securities, also widened significantly in the fourth quarter as investors globally fled risky investments.
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It could be the case that the Fed got spooked in late May and early June, as Mr. Trump threatened to slap tariffs on Mexico over immigration issues, markets gyrated and job gains staged a short-lived slowdown.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks firmed slightly and yields on Treasuries gyrated in narrow ranges on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates for the third time this year, while signaling it might pause its easing cycle.
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In demanding repayment, one of the creditors exposed his "nether regions" and "gyrated" in front of Yu's mother while flicking cigarette butts at her and forcing her to smell Yu's shoes, the Shandong High Court said in its judgment.
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The deal, rumors and leaks over which have gyrated world markets for months, reduces some U.S. tariffs in exchange for what U.S. officials said would be a big jump in Chinese purchases of American farm products and other goods.
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Sterling, which has gyrated to the tune of the Brexit divorce, had its biggest jump in three months on Thursday as some investors bet that even the possibility of some change to the Brexit deal meant a compromise could be reached.
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H&M stock has also gyrated in recent months amid large stock purchases by the founding Persson family - which has not been able to buy shares in the past month because of insider-trading regulations - and rumors of buyout plans.
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As good as he was at all of that, when he went to WCW after his WWE run, he toned it all down to become a menacing bruiser; he still flexed and gyrated, but any hint of humor was gone.
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Dislocation in the U.S. bond market, where the yield on government debt has gyrated wildly for the past week, illustrates the desperation for cash, he said, even as the U.S. Federal Reserve pumps huge amounts of liquidity into the system.
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Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase, the first big United States banks to report their first-quarter results, reported on Friday that business was booming on their stock trading desks as markets gyrated wildly during the first three months of the year.
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The pound, which has gyrated to the twists and turns of Brexit since the 2016 referendum and is highly sensitive to the prospect of a 'no-deal' exit, had briefly dipped as low as $1.1959 before the vote in parliament.
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Not all Fed officials were concerned — the president of the St. Louis Fed, James Bullard, told CNBC that the virus would most likely be a blip — but as markets gyrated, Mr. Powell decided that the central bank needed to signal readiness.
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Stocks on Wall Street gyrated early on Monday as investors feared whether health officials will be able to contain the virus and expressed concern over its impact on travel and tourism as well as general investor confidence about global health.
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The views expressed are his own.) By John Kemp LONDON (Reuters) - Brent oil futures prices have gyrated wildly as traders have tried to assess the impact of last week's attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure on the actual availability of crude.
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Ever since the 2016 EU referendum, the pound has gyrated to the rhetoric of the Brexit divorce: after the result was announced, it had the biggest one-day fall since the era of free-floating exchange rates was introduced in the early 1970s.
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Those statements out of the way, as financial markets gyrated and the world agonized about Europe's postwar integration going into reverse, ministers kept calm and carried on in the corridors of the building in Luxembourg, where they meet periodically away from Brussels.
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Afterward, Madonna mused about something being off, and the next time she messed up the part where she stood on a table and gyrated her legs in and out in a move called "the butterfly" while popping her head in each direction.
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Bond yields gyrated, with ten-year benchmark U.S. Treasury notes trading between a one-month high of 2.973 percent and as low as 2.945 before ending the day higher in price as investors showed strong demand for a two-year note auctioned on Tuesday.
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Early rock 'n' roll, so the story goes, was a blast of teenage rebellion aimed against the stifling conformity of the early 1950s; elders scrambled for their smelling salts as youngsters gyrated to the sexually charged beats of Elvis, Little Richard, and Jerry Lee Lewis.
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And in a wooden booth lined with mirrors and ceilinged in cameras, a man with a CD taped on a hard hat gyrated slowly, then emerged to watch his own performance—delayed by a TiVo, now blaring back at him from a teetering stack of television monitors.
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The Yankees have reached the postseason only once in the past four years, and the Red Sox have gyrated between a World Series championship in 2013 and a division title in 2016 and last-place finishes in the American League East in 2012, 2014 and 2015.
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But as each of the 252 voting seats declared results throughout the night local time, currencies gyrated, with the pound finally capitulating to a session low of $248, after both the BBC and ITV projected the seats' totals would land in favor of leaving the EU, and senior leave campaigners called a victory.
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Democrats have gyrated over the past 2628 months, first blaming the FBI for Clinton's loss and then exalting the FBI (along with former FBI chief and Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE) as the best hope to save the nation.
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