You can do that by buying currency-hedged exchange-traded funds — these funds are held in U.S. dollars — such as the WisdomTree Europe Hedged Equity Fund (HEDJ) or the Deutsche X-trackers MSCI Europe Hedged Equity ETF (DBEU), said Sewell.
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The firm is about 90 percent hedged for the 2016-17 year and 80 percent hedged for spring/summer of the 2017-18 year.
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Sixty-six per cent of the fixed-rate liabilities are hedged with external eligible counterparties and therefore the agency considered post-swap cash flows for the hedged liabilities.
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In June, for example, the dollar fell 6.7 percent against the yen while the iShares Adaptive Currency Hedged MSCI Japan ETF was 75 percent hedged in the opposite direction.
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Some 37 percent of Deutsche Asset Management's year-to-date net inflows in fixed income ETFs went into hedged products, while just 21 percent of their equity inflows were hedged.
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Singapore Airlines hedged nearly three-quarters of its fuel for the financial year that begins in April, with 51% hedged on jet fuel at $71 a barrel and 713% on Brent at $58.
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Singapore Airlines hedged nearly three-quarters of its fuel for the financial year that begins in April, with 713% hedged on jet fuel at $71 a barrel and 22% on Brent at $58.
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Quinn applied to graduate school, but she hedged her bets.
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Icahn said Thursday that he's "very hedged" on the markets.
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"I never, ever hedged my bet with her," Field says.
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Because some of them are smart enough to be hedged.
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The USD notes will be hedged to eliminate forex risk.
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He often hedged his answers when responding to lawmakers' questions.
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She also hedged her bets on further interest rate hikes.
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More recently, she had hedged when asked about her interest.
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But evangelicals hedged the same bets during both Republican presidencies.
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"Or maybe we don't do that," the wartime commander hedged.
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"I kind of hedged my bet," Caliendo, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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On Tuesday, Trump hedged, saying that it might be Russia.
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" Then he paused and hedged: "As much as we can.
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SO THAT'S WHAT WE DO BUT I AM USUALLY HEDGED.
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Never mind that Trump's tweet was hedged with cautious wording.
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"I know how stories can start and change," she hedged.
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And the reason he hedged that tenth of a percent?
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The WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity ETF - which invests in Japanese stocks and uses derivatives to peel out currency moves - outperformed its non-hedged counterparts by at least nine percentage points in 2012, 2013 and 2014.
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The funds - iShares' "Adaptive Currency Hedged" ETFs and WisdomTree's "Dynamic Currency Hedged" funds - attempt to protect U.S. investors from losing money on winning international stocks when they collect their foreign profits in pricier U.S. dollars.
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But very little production has been hedged so far for 2018.
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Bullard said he thought some of his colleagues have "hedged" recently.
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Tina defnitely hedged a bit at the end of this clip.
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The biggest law firms are well hedged, given their foreign exposure.
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His wisdom feels hard won, and his decency hedged with doubts.
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Stocks posted modest gains as rand-hedged companies lifted the bourse.
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But he hedged significantly on the importance of battling its impact.
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U.S. airlines are typically much less hedged than their European counterparts.
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To be fair, Democrats hedged on town halls five years ago.
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Local officials have hedged over when and how they told Beijing.
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In state legislative races in Ohio, though, unions hedged their bets.
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But Trump's own agencies have hedged such a declaration for months.
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Also, unlike the big cash crops, specialty crops can't be hedged.
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But he hedged that he'll be proven right on Election Day.
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When Interior secretary nominee Ryan Zinke hedged during his hearing Tuesday, Sen.
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Brian Kelly was a buyer of the WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity Fund.
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Non-base currency exposures to EUR are macro-hedged via forward contracts.
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As part of the management's strategy, the dollar exposure will be hedged.
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Most physical oil trades globally are hedged using those two crude derivatives.
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Health agencies in Britain and America, for example, have hedged their advisories.
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Schultz said it was a minor cost and Starbucks was hedged anyways.
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Similarly, German carrier Lufthansa has hedged 77 percent of its fuel costs.
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Smaller airline Wizz Air also looks exposed having only hedged 41 percent.
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There's also the WisdomTree Global ex-US Hedged Real Estate ETF (HDRW).
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Both airlines have hedged portions of their exposure to the oil price.
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Ford is 80 percent hedged against the currency for 2017, he said.
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Sony and Marvel appear to have hedged their bets to some degree.
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His political disgrace is that, when it happened, he hedged his bets.
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Balogun hedged as I asked him about Johnson's connection to the movement.
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UNHEDGED Some firms were not hedged at all, including Apache annual filings.
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The army, itself immersed in organized crime, has likewise hedged its bets.
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In 24, Mexico stopped disclosing the number of barrels it has hedged.
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In 24, Mexico stopped disclosing the number of barrels it has hedged.
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Continental has not hedged, or locked-in prices, for its oil production.
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" The lawyer, Zachary D. Tripp, hedged, and Justice Gorsuch grew frustrated. "Mr.
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There were some positive views, but even in those presentations they were hedged.
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We were well hedged and moved what debt we had out seven years.
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Amazon CFO Brian Olsavsky notably hedged his bets a bit with his language.
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She has hedged her support for Mr Sanders's promise of Medicare for all.
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Its Main Street is narrow, hedged in with historic stone houses and walls.
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THE MINUTE I WAS LEGALLY ABLE TO SIX MONTHS LATER I HEDGED EVERYTHING.
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"This is a good change as Platts Oman cannot be hedged," he said.
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Michael O'Leary's budget airline Ryanair has hedged 90 percent of its fuel bill.
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When asked that question by reporters right after George's hospitalization, attorney Conway hedged.
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Mr. Pulte further hedged these shares using derivatives after taking out the loan.
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They also hedged whenever they were asked about Alex Jones's conspiracy website InfoWars.
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Whiting and Oasis, for example, have hedged more than half of 2017 production.
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Vaping manufacturers and users pushed back, and Trump hedged his statement on Friday.
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Sony hedged its bets by taking on financing partners like L Star Capital.
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Montes hedged against their disappointment by recommending at least one activity a day.
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Some Democrats have hedged by backing more gradual, optional expansions of public coverage.
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As for whether he's made progress, the psychologist hedged, saying, "Time will tell."
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Warren hedged her bet on Medicare for All, while Sanders went all in.
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Instead, Nippon Life plans to reduce its holdings of currency-hedged foreign debt.
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It is unclear how many barrels were hedged or how much was spent.
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But both have hedged their conclusions about whether Burisma's email server was breached.
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I'm still stunned Biden pledged to pick a woman VP and Sanders hedged.
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Orchard is seeing a growing demand for hedged products — his fund comes in both a hedged and unhedged option — but he does point out that those with long time horizons of about 20 to 30 years likely don't need to hedge.
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So we are hedged regarding any potential outcome that the Brexit process will have.
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RMI, which is hedged and very liquid, could be converted to cash if needed.
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Currency-hedged ETFs are relative newcomers and still just a drop in the ocean.
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The revived franc would come under immediate selling pressure as investors hedged their risk.
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But only 22 percent of smaller businesses said they had hedged, the survey showed.
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A strengthening dollar hoisted up local rand-hedged stocks, or those with operations abroad.
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Apple hedged it slightly then, saying AirPower would be ready sometime in early 2018.
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However, when asked if Media Matters had different editorial standards for Clinton, Carusone hedged.
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"I think gold is a bubble, but it's always been a bubble," hedged Shiller.
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When the man hedged, Persky said he realized how divisive the issue had become.
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"I would expect to see bets hedged before too long," as Tanner put it.
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WAPNER: YOU HAVE TOLD ME IN THE PAST THAT YOU ARE PRETTY WELL HEDGED.
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On an issue that seemed cut and dry, yes or no, Mr. Trump hedged.
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Trump's attorney general pick also hedged somewhat on whether he'd make Mueller's findings public.
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For 2018, the company has hedged about half of its oil production so far.
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Musk hedged: he has stock and debt against that stock; the stock value fluctuates.
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If he had been long instead of hedged, he would have made more money.
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In addition, FEZ provides a positive Euro currency exposure as it's not currency hedged.
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"I have hedged against unexpected situations, which protected me nicely in 2009," he said.
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Asked if Trump understood that hosting the conference at Doral "looked lousy," Mulvaney hedged.
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While Vattenfall has hedged about 1.573 percent of lignite-derived electricity sales this year at prices above the market, very little was hedged for 2017/2018, one of the sources said, adding the hedge was worth more than a billion euros in total.
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The remaining balance of USD63 million of the notes is hedged for USD50 million (83%).
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"As the market has been running up like this I've become more hedged," he said.
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The answer: Zuckerberg pledged that Facebook would stay clean, but hedged on the wider issue.
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Such increases, if sustained, could fuel inflationary pressures and investors hedged by selling sovereign bonds.
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But it said retailers were hedged on currency for at least six to nine months.
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And he has hedged his bets by meeting regularly with the American ambassador in Iraq.
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Currency-hedged ETFs overall have seen $21 billion in outflows in 576.53, according to Mornginstar.
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During the first half, most of Asahi's investment in foreign government bonds was currency-hedged.
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"Investors (at the time) bought gilts, bought UK stocks and hedged the currency," he said.
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Indosat Ooredoo has hedged 85% of its US dollar exposure through foreign exchange forward swaps.
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With no settlement in sight, investors have hedged against a global slowdown by buying bonds.
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However, it hedged its bets by extending asset purchases by nine months given low inflation.
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They've instead been piling into havens like hedged exchange-traded funds, gold, and even bitcoin.
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Three of the seven also lagged comparable funds that were fully hedged against currency moves.
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That is now its second largest cost after labor and the airline is not hedged.
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To me if something needs to be hedged, you shouldn't have a position in it.
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He was relaxed after practice, and he hedged several times when asked about his contract.
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The insurer also plans to keep the holdings of its currency-hedged foreign bonds steady.
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A currency-hedged version is up, though the fund's assets under management are considerably smaller.
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Interestingly, Protégé did what they do best before the bet period even began — they hedged!
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Top execs from Google, Facebook and Microsoft initially stayed quiet or offered carefully hedged responses.
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As of the end of March, Neptune said it had hedged around 55 percent of its output for this year with an average floor price of $58 a barrel and $61 for next year, for which it has hedged around 39 percent of its output.
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For a graphic on Over 1/3 of funds hedged against stock market fall, see - tmsnrt.
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When asked if as a Republican, he supports the President's enacting of this policy, Suarez hedged.
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However, it hedged its bets by extending asset purchases by nine months given continuously low inflation.
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It hedged its crude exports at an average price of $49 per barrel for this year.
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He's advising his clients to "leg in,'" or start to incrementally buy, and stay currency hedged.
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It has been making up some of the losses through trading of its non-hedged production.
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Mitch McConnell suddenly hedged on any predictions that Trump would bring back US coal-mining jobs.
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Typically foreign investors buy un-hedged equities since share prices are usually negatively correlated to currencies.
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Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund hedged the majority of its 4.9% stake in Tesla on Jan.
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The big losers were one of 2015's hottest trades — ETFs that hedged against currency shifts.
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In response to a question about whether the shutdown was making Americans less safe, O'Connor hedged.
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We're told Jamie was suspicious and asked Kevin where the $20k was going, but Kevin hedged.
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It is not clear how the company financed its purchases, or if it hedged any risk.
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It may invest up to 0003% in non-euros denominated securities, provided these are fully hedged.
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He also hedged about how much (if any) of Mueller's final report he would make public.
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Well-Hedged Debt Portfolio: Operations in seven underlying trading currencies could otherwise lead to currency mismatch.
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Banks' systemic importance means they are hedged about with tough, detailed laws that differ between jurisdictions.
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Trump has always hedged by saying that his attorneys have to sign off on any deal.
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Big institutional players are likely to have hedged their exposure to the notes, market participants said.
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Perhaps Manafort has again hedged his bets, hoping to mitigate his situation or precipitate a pardon.
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His opinions often hedged, refusing to establish strong rules to protect gays and lesbians going forward.
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For next year, it hedged 22,000 bpd at an average floor price of $52.80 a barrel.
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He called for its abolition; other politicians hedged before Big Coal's tempting trough of campaign funding.
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According to Ahady, Ghani promised him the Foreign Ministry, but when the time came Ghani hedged.
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Especially for anyone who moved to Medium but hedged their bets by keeping their own domains.
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However, broader gains were limited as investors hedged their bets before corporate results kick in this week.
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Examined closely, Barr's comments may not be technically contradicted by Mueller, because he hedged his words carefully.
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Last week, Laredo Petroleum said it hedged about 2 million barrels oil for 2017 early in July.
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So, actually, I actually make more money, ironically, if it goes up, a little bit more hedged.
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There also hedged futures that use derivatives to play both sides of the market and hedge volatility.
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Last year at least half of the firms involved had hedged the oil price to protect revenues.
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Hatchimals were one of the toys that retailers hedged by not ordering them by the shipping container.
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Thus hedged, they piled into equities to capitalise on the tendency of dividends to grow over time.
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"It's a pretty unusual circumstance where you literally get more back by reducing your earnings," he hedged.
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While it was drilling Zohr, Eni hedged against failure by punching into another Egyptian field called Nooros.
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Many Turks have long hedged against a decline in the lira by switching savings to foreign currencies.
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The latest, Matt Lauer, a fixture in U.S. living rooms for 20 years, offered a hedged apology.
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Veer off the path, though, and you'll find only blankness, as if hedged in by your memory.
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Asked what a realistic outcome would be for attempts to limit the Pentagon's reprogramming abilities, Durbin hedged.
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In the interview, he hedged on whether that decision allowed him more freedom in running the investigation.
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Around 65% of FEHT's interest-rate exposure was hedged in March 173, up from 59% in 2015.
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In fact in the last half year, it reduced currency-hedged holdings of foreign bonds, officials said.
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That is a break from past practice, when investors rewarded currency-hedged funds as the dollar gained.
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Cathay Pacific hedged around 35% of its jet fuel throughout this year at between $61.37 and $65.41 per barrel of Brent, while Air France KLM is hedged 63% for the first half of the year at an average $638 per tonne of jet fuel, or $81 a barrel.
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STP has limited exposure to IDR depreciation given it has fully hedged its USD debt through currency swaps.
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About 50 percent of the 2.5 million bpd of oil products it trades currently are hedged, he said.
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And having that hedged against by the people making it is a very confusing party line to take.
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"Investors can get wiped out investing in global fixed income if they do it un-hedged," he added.
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Deutsche Bank named UPS one of its "Catalyst Call Buy" picks, hedged against the Industrial Sector SPDR XLI.
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The desire of Asian-American investors for "protection" can be hedged by having a long-term investing mindset.
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He hedged that statement, saying he doesn't know if she's seen the viral spread of the photos yet.
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Europe's abortion laws have been hedged about with limits and conditions and justified on the basis on health.
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It can be, at maximum, 22 percent exposed to equities and is, at minimum, always 23 percent hedged.
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In 2016, U.S. companies have just 15 percent of oil and 19 percent of natural gas production hedged.
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Love hedged on pick-and-rolls involving Rozier and Morris and had moderate success on every other play.
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He also said the VIX, the CBOE Volatility Index, is too low and investors haven't hedged for volatility.
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This increasing volatility explains, in part, the popularity of currency-hedged exchange-traded funds and other investment vehicles.
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The site of the cinema—a hedged, grassy area behind the Orangery—could have been a filming location.
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Meiji Yasuda said the ratio of its unhedged and hedged foreign bond holdings was approximately four to six.
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The company had hedged 66% of its US dollar exposure through foreign-exchange forward swaps at end-0003.
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Some have already decamped or hedged their bets by transferring capital and setting up a second base abroad.
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That is a break from past practice here, when investors rewarded currency-hedged funds as the dollar gained.
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He later hedged after the lunch saying it depends on how much Democrats drag out the procedural clock.
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There is also the question of whether swings in these volatile markets leave poorly hedged funds at risk.
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But now New Jersey has to redo the process after a court said OptumRx "improperly hedged" its contract.
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Among their findings: Cues of civil conversations include greetings and gratitude as well as opinions that are hedged.
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Hillary Clinton wants to attract supporters from both of these camps, so she has carefully hedged her bets.
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Cathay Pacific hedged around 35% of its 2020 fuel at between $61.37 and $65.41 per barrel of Brent.
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Sparks has hedged his bets and has been long Tesla in the past, according to the CNBC report.
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And Warren's take on Buttigieg's hedged answer on racism in the police department he oversaw: Not good enough.
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When asked whether they would repeal Mr. Trump's tariffs on steel imports, most of the 10 candidates hedged.
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Ideally, he'd like to maintain a perfectly hedged book at all times, holding as little inventory as possible.
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The S&P 500 is down at least 15% since Ackman moved more money toward the hedged bets.
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If you answered the latter, you are correct — now is not the time to abandon long-hedged bets.
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However, Mexico has hedged around half of its expected crude exports in 22016 for at least $49 a barrel.
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Tillerson hedged, saying he "would not use that term" and required "much more information" before giving a clear answer.
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Mr Kuroda hedged his comments, however, and said he would keep interest rates extremely low for the foreseeable future.
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It said the majority of production growth in 2018 was expected to come from producers hedged above 50 percent.
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Despite such reassurance, German carmakers, in particular, have hedged their bets by investing in carbon dioxide as a refrigerant.
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"Currency depreciation would put further pressure on corporate balance sheets, particularly those with inadequately hedged FX positions," Fitch said.
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"We're well-hedged and in a stronger position than others to mitigate the higher fuel price environment," he said.
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Traders are also concerned the stocks could be hedged in futures markets, which could be a drag on prices.
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Microsoft instead pointed readers to a hedged statement on the issue from an advocacy group to which it belongs.
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The WisdomTree Europe Hedged Equity Fund (HEDJ) invests in a basket of European equities while also shorting the euro.
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The benefits of moving quickly probably outweigh those risks, but GVC's bid isn't as perfectly hedged as it seems.
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South Africa's Harmony Gold hedged local currency against the value of around one third of this year's gold sales.
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Speaking on the South Lawn with reporters, Trump hedged bets on any possible deal making with his Chinese counterpart.
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Perhaps because of the sensitivity and complexity of the issue, many of the document's conclusions are hedged by caveats.
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But those who need money sooner or don't want to take on short-term volatility should consider hedged securities.
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"I believe if you're a U.S. dollar investor, then you should be going for the hedged option," she said.
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Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial just hedged its investment in Ofo with a $300 million stake in Shanghai-listed Youon.
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Out of the 690 billion yen, 800 billion was unhedged while 610 billion was currency-hedged, the insurer added.
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When his claims appear in print, they are carefully hedged — delivered with none of his signature charm and bombast.
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In announcing last week the airstrike that may have felled the Islamic State's leader, Russia wisely hedged its bets.
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But he later hedged, saying he wanted to wait to see what comes out of the Common Sense Coalition.
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She won major prizes, and her work was praised, but the praise was subtly, or not so subtly, hedged.
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But when asked whether she believed Lindsey and Booker's deaths were the work of a serial killer, Hall hedged.
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When I asked her if this had helped drive working-class Americans away from the Democratic Party, she hedged.
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Among my English kinfolk, the lives of your siblings after marriage are taken to be hedged about with privacy.
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Currency-hedged ETFs nearly tripled in number from 20183 to 58 from 2014 to 2016 in the United States.
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Many have already hedged for 2019, so in some respects it may not make a big difference to them.
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MPM has hedged its USD173m bonds, which should mitigate forex risks as its revenue is mainly denominated in Indonesian rupiah.
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"Even Mike Pence, who would be sort of a natural Cruz guy," Smulyan said, "hedged his bets a lot today."
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Investors "loved this company for so long because they never took on much debt and never hedged," Mr. Massoud said.
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It involved a policy towards China that both hedged against and engaged with America's biggest trade partner and strategic rival.
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These stocks, as well as European high-yield credit and peripherals, are particularly attractive for hedged U.S. dollar-based investors.
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Similar currency-hedged ETFs for European stocks were down 0.6 percent while those for emerging markets have lost 3.3 percent.
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Their investments haven't been hedged or re-packaged as derivative securities that proliferate risk to unsuspecting investors in unknown ways.
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Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has hedged his bets by growing closer to Moscow, and antagonized Washington in the process.
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In the past, Mr McConnell has hedged when asked if he agrees with the current and former Judiciary Committee chairs.
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Shale producers and oil-consuming companies were under-hedged, he said, adding that industrial and airline buying would support prices.
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Investors also hedged their bets by buying dollars as the elections approach, in which Fernandez could win a Senate seat.
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As a politician, Bridenstine has hedged on climate change, an issue NASA scientists study and track in many different ways.
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Today's Savannah Guthrie on Monday asked DeVos for specifics on the idea, and she repeatedly hedged on giving definitive answers.
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Contrast that with highly levered players like Norwegian Air, which has no such buffer – it has only hedged 15 percent.
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A few major players managed to limit the damage from this week's losses, having hedged their bets in recent months.
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U.S. equities closed lower on Tuesday as Wall Street hedged bets ahead of key events slated for later this week.
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His limited success has depended heavily on his regional backers and, until now, Russia appeared to have hedged its bets.
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The North Dakota oil producer has 20 million barrels hedged for 2016, which accounts for around 8 percent of output.
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Instead, confusion reigned, groups and individuals worked at cross-purposes, donors sat on the sidelines and politicians hedged their bets.
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National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow hedged on both the timeline and rates involved in a Monday call with reporters.
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Samsung is well hedged; its strong chip and smartphone-components business will insulate the firm if mobile-phone sales slow.
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"When Brexit happened we were fully hedged for the first quarter with the stronger pre-Brexit exchange rate," Farley said.
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Boeing disagreed and later developed the smaller 5303, though it hedged its bets by updating the 747, with disappointing results.
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Her fund is hedged, which means investors only gain or lose money on the value of the assets she holds.
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But in the polished, expertly-hedged, truth-with-a-spin way that corporate communications departments are so good at, yes.
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Top lawmakers hedged when pressed about the timing of a deal, noting they had hoped to announce something this week.
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But Albers never exhibited his photoworks and usually hedged questions about the influences behind the "Homage to the Square" series.
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Now the Iranian interlocutors hedged: The invitation had expired, they replied, and they had to await new instructions from Tehran.
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Since then, though, the administration has hedged, saying that Mr. Trump will have to review whatever plan reaches his desk.
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In a follow-up statement, NASA hedged its bets, clarifying that the technology for terraforming Mars is not available yet.
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" The claim on the tag was later hedged to read: "Skull from the excavations of Pompeii and attributed to Pliny.
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Voya's Zemsky said markets have priced a Clinton win and some traders may have hedged positions ahead of the weekend.
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Another US official hedged, saying said the threat posed by the attacks Soleimani was accused of planning was "pretty imminent".
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Sparks is currently shorting Tesla stock, but has hedged his bets and been long shares of Tesla in the past.
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The company will already be able to take advantage of the attractively hedged sugar prices in the 2017/2018 season.
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It has hedged 11.85 million barrels of oil between April and December at an average price of $33.47 a barrel.
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However, issuing bonds in foreign currencies could involve substantial currency risks if not properly hedged for changes in exchange rate movements.
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Rand-hedged stocks, which make the bulk of their revenue outside South Africa and tend to strengthen as the currency weakens.
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Last year, many oil producers were able to cushion the blow of falling prices by using hedged in the futures markets.
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ETFs hedged to the single currency saw a dramatic increase in inflows in April as concerns around the French election faded.
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Deutsche Asset Management ETF strategist Eric Wiegand said ETFs hedged against sterling are their best-selling product so far this year.
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While MNA's performance has essentially been flat for 2019, it's hedged especially well against the U.S.-China trade debacle, Bruno said.
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Like a good mob boss, he hedged his bets by gathering derogatory information on both presidential candidates during the 2016 campaign.
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Europe also had inflows, driven primarily by U.K.-listed funds, with nearly half the European inflows coming from currency-hedged funds.
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It's unclear how Chyna feels about her one-time mortal enemy, who she hedged last week during a Facebook Live session.
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On the other hand, Wolfe is most optimistic about Pioneer Natural Resources, Sankey said, noting that the company remains heavily hedged.
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Hickenlooper has hedged on supporting Democratic rallying cries like Medicare for All and the Green New Deal to combat climate change.
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A couple of prominent Jewish philanthropists hedged their bets this year, getting an even earlier start on their Rosh Hashanah resolutions.
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Although oil prices have climbed significantly in the last year, Whiting had hedged some of its production to lock in prices.
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"In this scenario we would also expect bond proxies to outperform" even hedged ETF stocks that have rallied in recent months.
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In pre-launch testing, the Adaptive indexes beat a portfolio split evenly between a fully hedged and unhedged strategy, she said.
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The company, whose equity investment exposure was nearly 90 percent hedged at the end of 2015, has now upped those bets.
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The firm has fully hedged its entire equity position by betting on declines in major indices like the Russell 2000 Index .
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Estimates from Reuters and Bank of America Merrill Lynch show U.S. producers hedged a third or less of projected 2016 output.
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The government's 2019 oil sales were hedged at an average price of $55 per barrel in a deal worth $1.23 billion.
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The carrier said in its 2015 results it had 16 percent of its fuel requirement hedged for the next 24 months.
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If the oil price falls below the hedged level, though, the airline has to take an accounting loss against the difference.
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Icahn said he was now more hedged against a stock market pullback than he was just a couple of weeks ago.
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Sondland hedged his testimony in the later public hearing, noting that he may have been mistaken about when the call occurred.
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Instead, South Korea has hedged its descriptions, referring to the "establishment of permanent peace on the Korean Peninsula" as a goal.
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First to fill the absence, last March, was Together in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, where the chef hedged his bets by offering sushi.
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The carrier has hedged 80 percent of its fuel for the fourth quarter at an average price of $74 a barrel.
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Moreover, Kavanaugh's answers about his work on controversial matters were sufficiently hedged to make any claim of perjury difficult to establish.
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Assessing his preferences through that prism, he hedged his bets at first in 2016 by donating to Jeb Bush's presidential campaign.
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When Mr. Colbert asked his guest whether he thought Mr. Trump would make it through a full term, Mr. Scarborough hedged.
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A fully hedged Chinese bond investment would help yen holders diversify their portfolios but the return would be close to nothing.
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However, given the low share of naturally hedged borrowers in the country, Fitch expects some further pressure on the banks' asset quality.
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In recent weeks, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund has hedged nearly its entire 4.9 percent stake in Tesla, the Financial Times reports.
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But it has become a political issue in Britain so this clarification is offered, hedged about with other wording to appease Belgium.
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Devon said it has hedged about 2495% of oil and gas that it expects to produce in the second half of 21.19.
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Sessions was also asked what he planned to do about undocumented parents whose child was born in the U.S. Again, he hedged.
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That means firms and banks are paying far more than is normal to buy dollars with the currency risk hedged (see charts).
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One member of Congress, speaking on background, said the way Page hedged his answers suggested he was not telling the whole story.
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The Ohio senator initially used the hedged "if true" language in his statement, but then appeared to suggest he believed the report.
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" That was two years ago and he hedged at the time that those kinds of figures will take "a bunch of years.
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"We prefer using open-ended hedged investment products ... to provide benefits similar to what is expected from private hedge funds," he said.
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Until recently, firms had not hedged the discount because the price of Midland oil and U.S. futures have historically tracked closely together.
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Turkish banks have extended around USD230m of FC loans, often long-term, to corporates, some of which are unhedged or weakly hedged.
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On signing the deal, Trafigura hedged its exposure to U.S. LNG prices against sharp price moves in the rest of the world.
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Mitsui plans to increase currency-hedged foreign bonds holdings by around 10 billion yen, mainly in credit products, by March, Maegawa added.
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S. developed markets in Europe and Japan, which on a currency-hedged basis, did significantly better than the U.S. market last year.
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"What's contact?" he hedged, noting that her facial expression didn't change despite saying she was almost pulled to the ground by Lewandowski.
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The airline has hedged around 30 percent of its fuel for 2019 at prices of between around $62 and $70 per barrel.
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Some in the market have hedged the risk by shorting the Australian dollar, typically used as a liquid proxy for the yuan.
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Tullow said it had hedged around 55,700 barrels of oil per day (bopd) at a floor of $56.24 a barrel this year.
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This is the lowest average implied move on record over the past 13 years, implying investors are not well-hedged for earnings.
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It may invest in non-euros denominated securities (up to 30%), in which case currency exposure is fully hedged through currency swaps.
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Look at the Wisdom Tree Japan Hedged Equity (DXJ), which took off when everyone wanted exposure to Japan without the currency risk.
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This is also why the government believed Macedonians would be eager to support agreement, and hedged their bets by announcing a referendum.
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In the ABC News interview, Mr. Trump also hedged over whether he would participate in the three scheduled debates with Mrs. Clinton.
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"For a guy who's in the hedge-fund business, he's the least hedged person," an adviser who works with Singer told me.
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Pioneer, which has hedged 85 percent of its Permian production, expects to pump 304,43 to 314,000 boe/d in the first quarter.
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He has backtracked on many of his signature issues and hedged on his commitments, trying to whittle down his supporters' outsize expectations.
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He later offered to make ventilators, which are in dire need as America combats the virus, but has since hedged that offer.
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So Sister Jean hedged: She filled out another bracket with the Ramblers being eliminated here, in the semifinals of the South Regional.
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We got the Democratic rep from L.A. in D.C. Wednesday, and she hedged on Pence, saying there are a lot of unknowns.
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Andrew Cuomo says he opposes religious exemptions for vaccines, last month he hedged that stance, also expressing concern for First Amendment protections.
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The U.S. crude benchmark on Thursday closed at $31.50 a barrel, far below the $50-per-barrel price where many companies hedged.
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In traditional American diplomacy, problems are managed, policy choices are hedged and partners, however weak, are not antagonized for no good reason.
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Even France, when it was led by Charles de Gaulle in the 1960s, repeatedly hedged against Western unity in the Cold War.
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More than 16,8203 lots of WTI put options for $40 were traded on Tuesday as traders hedged against a potential market tumble.
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Barring a miracle, the retailer's own stock may only go one way, but its boss's financial bets are at least partially hedged.
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The firm continued to bet against the currencies of other commodity exporters and emerging market nations, hedged by the Mexican peso's strategy.
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Its resulting report was carefully hedged, noting that without more study, it could not give the bank a clean bill of health.
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Once again, Mr. Hammond hedged the good news with a familiar caveat: Parliament first has to agree on a deal for Brexit.
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Hedged funds took in $51.9 billion in 2014 and 2015 as the dollar leapt by more than a fifth, FactSet data shows.
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Together, the companies have nearly one-third more barrels hedged, or the equivalent of 2600 million barrels, compared to the previous quarter.
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Trump has pledged to have a special prosecutor investigate Clinton, though he has hedged on whether he will pursue that since being elected.
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Ed Markey whether she agrees with scientists who say that the crisis is "largely because of fossil fuels and human activity," Craft hedged.
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Jababeka has hedged USD200m out of its USD260m bonds at various upper strike prices, the highest of which is at IDR15,000 to USD1.
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Current prices fell to 72 cents per pound, but Brazilian farmers have hedged most of their sales from this year and next already.
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Many members of both parties would like to see changes to the criminal justice system, which Mr. Ryan supports; Mr. McConnell has hedged.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors have been piling into currency-hedged equity tracker funds, seeking protection against big moves in foreign exchange rates.
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With a currency-hedged ETF, an investor pays an additional cost for hedging the foreign exchange risk, often using currency forwards or options.
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To be sure, margins are typically at their worst during the first quarter, and many companies hedged when prices were strong in December.
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WisdomTree Europe Hedged Equity Fund and iShares MSCI Eurozone shed $4.36 billion and $3.55 billion in client assets, respectively, to start the year.
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Kinnevik, which has hedged its bets on Rocket in Africa by investing in Jumia's main rival Konga, declined to comment for this article.
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But she nevertheless hedged her promise with Brexiteer-pleasing caveats such as that she wanted any delay to be "short" and "once only".
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In April, Trump selected Jim Bridenstine, a Republican Congress member from Oklahoma who hedged on humanity's role in rising temperatures, to lead NASA.
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But Mr Orban rules a country that has been scarred by communism and Mr Trump is hedged in by checks and balances galore.
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It has also hedged a large portion of its expected Permian production through the middle of this year to address the pricing risk.
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Additional downside risks to asset quality stem from high borrower concentrations and FX lending (64% of net loans), mostly to weakly-hedged borrowers.
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His pick-and-rolls were trapped and hedged with force against a team that wasn't willing to switch because he wanted them to.
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But it has hedged its bets with a project in Norway to derive hydrogen using power from hydroelectric dams and eventually wind farms.
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Newfield is partially hedged into 2017, but it allowed positions representing 5 million barrels to expire recently and has not yet replaced them.
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Midsized U.S. producers came just behind, with 43 percent of oil production at $60.54 and 26 percent of gas at at $3.34 hedged.
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"Investors (at the time) bought gilts, bought UK stocks and hedged the currency," said Michael Metcalfe, the bank's global head of macro strategy.
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Correction: Thirty-three of the largest American oil producers have hedged 648,000 barrels a day of production since the fourth quarter of 2016.
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While he said that retaining DeRozan was the franchise's top priority in free agency, he hedged on offering him a maximum-value contract.
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As investor activism rises, the borrower wants to prevent these holders from declaring a default that could pay off for their hedged trades.
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It's nevertheless a big leap to the sum Simon suggested among his "2017 predictions," even if he hedged it with a question mark.
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It now has 43 percent of its estimated 2016 oil output hedged at weighted average floor and ceiling prices of $44 and $66.
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Continental said it was able to fully participate in the bump in oil prices this year because it has not hedged its production.
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On top of that, he's hedged his support for Trump's wall and seemed to mock the President's lack of specifics for building it.
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Analysts estimate that between 15 and 20 percent of 2016 U.S. oil production is hedged, and as little as 2 percent for 2017.
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Other producers, including Pioneer Natural Resources and EOG Resources have warned of similar earnings hits this quarter after crude rose above hedged prices.
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But unlike a deal, in which you give someone money in return for something specific, a gift is not hedged about with conditions.
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The sovereign fund, with help from JPMorgan Chase, hedged most of its 4.9 percent stake in Tesla after the market closed on Jan.
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With office, retail, residential and lifestyle facilities in its portfolio, Federal Realty has hedged strongly against any one tenant's potential damage, Wood said.
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Of course, PodCase hedged its bets a bit with an early press push, noting that the company wasn't actually a company, per se.
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Today's Savannah Guthrie on Monday asked DeVos for specifics on the idea to arm teachers, and she repeatedly hedged on giving definitive answers.
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Most media companies that reach Millennials started in a niche like music, technology, or fashion, but have eventually hedged their coverage into EVERYTHING.
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When pressed on whether deportations of the young immigrants should begin — a distinct possibility if no deal is reached — some hedged their opposition.
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He also made a slightly more hedged but also untrue statement about Clapper on Wednesday when speaking to reporters before boarding Marine One.
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The U.S. crude global financial crisis and closed at $22021 a barrel, far below the $240-per-barrel price where many companies hedged.
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What is more, many operators have hedged their production at prices between $40 and $50 per barrel through the end of the year.
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The nominee has pledged transparency, but hedged about what the public will learn when the special counsel's investigation is finally completed (The Hill).
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A large number of such purchases are hedged - such as via currency swaps or bond repurchase agreements - to limit exposure to currency swings.
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North Korea also hedged its bets, secretly keeping a program to enrich uranium so it could one day build its own atomic bombs.
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At one point in Seoul last month, Mr. Tillerson suggested the North must first completely disarm, though lately he has hedged that wording.
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They can seem hedged and homogeneous because they were written for all of the participating justices and not just the clerk's own justice.
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The survey showed listed firms on average expected a 12 percent fall in sterling and had hedged 83 percent of their currency exposure.
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While the two officials hedged their answers on some questions and declined to answer others, they were unequivocal in rebutting Mr. Trump's claims.
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Prices for the new sugar production are already hedged and incremental EBITDA on a pro forma basis is estimated at over BRL60 million.
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But amid a rising Cold War-style rivalry between Moscow and Washington, Russia has hedged its bets by opening channels with the Taliban.
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Porter hedged when asked directly if a legacy of racism is at play, adjusting his tie so minutely that the change was almost indiscernible.
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FF: I say that they should consider breaking up the companies—I admit that I hedged on that probably more than I should have.
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The company said it was able to fully participate in the bump in oil prices this year because it has not hedged its production.
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It has hedged 56,000 bpd this year at a floor price of $56.40 per barrel and 31,000 bpd at $58.68 a barrel for 2020.
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It has hedged 56,000 bpd this year at a floor price of $56.4 per barrel and 31,000 bpd at $58.68 a barrel for 2020.
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Southwest reported its fuel costs before hedging fell about 30 percent from a year ago and were down 3.3 percent on a hedged basis.
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Those servicers that have not hedged these revenue streams and are unable to mitigate their losses with new MSRs will also see significant losses.
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HB: Except they didn't seem to take into account and every one of the instances they put in that video Trump hedged super hard.
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The Gateway Pundit hedged its story with "This is just a report at this time— We will post any updates—" when it published Friday.
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But it hedged on spelling out what all of those services would look like, which ultimately softened its big pitch to take on Hollywood.
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The company also said it was well-hedged through 2017 for condensate and has been "opportunistic" on its purchases of the ultra-light oil.
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But the insurer made profits from the previous year's investment in hedged foreign debt, which was allocated to open foreign bonds cheaply this year.
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In addition to LNG, Trafigura in 2018 hedged its U.S. oil pipeline and refining deals against sharp moves in U.S. crude versus Brent prices.
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That group has hedged 648,0003 barrels a day of production since the fourth quarter of 2016, a 33 percent increase from the previous quarter.
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In this financial year, Asahi's investment in hedged foreign bonds will fall to 103 percent from 210 percent compared to the last fiscal year.
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The majority of airlines are heavily hedged against sky-high values, but it's equally possible Brent will bottom out far below its 2018 peaks.
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The biggest losers are WisdomTree's once-hot currency-hedged Japan and Europe products, with $2.7 billion and $2.3 billion worth of net outflows, respectively.
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"Higher carbon prices mean higher costs for all European utilities, unless of course they hedged or stockpiled allowances," said French energy consultant Hibault Laconde.
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Denbury is nearly 50 percent hedged for 2019 and will add hedges to get to 363 percent to 70 percent of production, Kendall said.
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Fankhauser said Thomas Cook customers should not see any immediate rise in costs because the group had hedged against currency moves until next summer.
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Speaking at an event hosted by the company in São Paulo, Guimarães said sugar sales were hedged with prices 15 percent above last season.
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Balance sheets tend to be reasonably well-hedged, although CARs are primarily affected by the revaluation of their FC risk-weighted assets into Naira.
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A rising yield curve thus gives the best currency-hedged returns: the yield is high at the long end but short rates are low.
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Mexico's 2019 sales were hedged last year at an average price of $55 per barrel in a deal worth $1.23 billion on put options.
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And although they hedged on Trump's census question about legal citizenship, I have a feeling that John Roberts is just repositioning on that one.
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"The attraction of hedged dollar bonds has diminished significantly," said Hiroshi Ozeki, chief investment officer at Nippon Life, one of Japan's largest institutional investors.
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RBC Capital Markets equity analysts said Marathon Oil hedged about 38% and Pioneer Natural Resources 54% of estimated 2020 production, using three way collars.
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BV: I don't know if I'd pick 100 percent on long-term benefits odds, because any predictions of the future should be hedged, right?
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Manageable Interest Rate Risk: All of TREIT's debt is based on floating interest rates, and TREIT has not hedged any of its interest risk.
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Volumes jumped for all key crude oil futures contracts as investors took new positions and refiners hedged to protect themselves from higher feedstock prices.
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" Then he hedged a bit: "He might be guilty enough but not enough to remove him from office or take him from the ballots.
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AirAsia has also hedged 73% of its fuel requirements this year at $59.71 per barrel and 19% of 2021 requirements at $59.45 per barrel.
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This fear was partially responsible for yesterday's tumultuous markets, as investors hedged their portfolios, businesses revised their forecasts, and officials prepared for the worst.
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That way, if anything goes wrong with a particular stock or sector of the market — say, technology or emerging markets — you've hedged your bets.
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SoftBank's gamble on Uber is also hedged by the company's stakes in other ride-hailing services, including China's Didi Chuxing and Southeast Asia's Grab.
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Roth's lifelong dream of being on TV had ended, but he had hedged his bet on a promising media company supporting a budding industry.
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Mr. Northam said then that he favored removal of the statues, but later hedged, saying that decision should be left up to local communities.
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The chairman hedged on some questions and flatly declined to answer other inquiries, invoking the need to protect "sources and methods" and still "classified" information.
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Asked if House Republicans could pass spending bills that focus the cuts on non-defense programs but don't touch mandatory spending, the appropriations chairman hedged.
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" When asked if viewers should worry about Michael's safety in the future, given that ominous observation, Urman hedged, "You will have to watch the show.
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Volumes have jumped as dealers hedged their exposure to a rough market, and money managers selectively bought synthetic indices as a substitute to cash bonds.
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Similarly, the dry, hedged language of science is not the only serious or legitimate way to communicate, though climate scientists often mistake it as such.
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Many managers, who often pool their own money alongside investors', caution that a volatile market is the worst moment to move away from hedged strategies.
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Royal Dutch Shell, another Anglo-Dutch group, hedged itself in 2005 by sending its headquarters to The Hague but keeping its primary listing in London.
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He also said the airline was only moderately hedged on fuel and might need to hedge more in future as the price of oil rises.
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More than $2 billion was pulled from Deutsche Bank's X-trackers MSCI EAFE Currency-Hedged Equity Fund (DBEF) in September, according to data from XTF.
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The Director hedged and said that he doesn't know whether anything they've found is significant, but he wanted to keep the Committee up to date.
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The banking sector's net FC position is close to zero, but banks are exposed to significant credit risk on FC loans to weakly hedged corporates.
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It's the sort of hedged bet that investors are making in the blockchain space, as we await the further maturation of this brand new market.
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Maybe half-hearted policies reinforced by carefully hedged advice and analysis help to explain why "the world's greatest military" cannot seem to win wars anymore.
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Asked if he could be sure that Nunes source was not someone in the White House or the administration, Spicer hedged — eventually conceding "anything's possible."
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Small and midsized producers are better hedged than their larger counterparts, but some of these smaller players have substantial debt loads and insufficient price protection.
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A high portion of this cost is typically hedged and covered by RM clauses, but such clauses and hedges only protect for a limited period.
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But smaller suppliers, which account for around 20 percent of the market, are usually less hedged and may need to pass on price rises sooner.
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Exports hedged for a year fell to 25 percent in the second and third quarters, a CNB survey showed, from close to 40 percent previously.
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Forty midsize producers tracked by researcher PetroNerds LLC hedged 45 percent of their production in the third quarter, up from 36.5 percent a year earlier.
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Notice that after any major cyber attack, it usually takes weeks to determine who's responsible for it, and even those determinations are hedged with uncertainty.
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Heller hedged his stance on Trump so much that he refused to confirm he voted for the President nearly a full year after the election.
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"When it comes to currency-hedged foreign bonds, yields in Germany are too low, and in such a case France comes into view," Aratani said.
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All key crude oil futures contracts saw traded volumes jump as investors took new positions and refiners hedged to protect themselves from higher feedstock prices.
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Such perks could conceivably put a dent in the division's income in the event of an enthusiastic customer embrace, though Citi has hedged its bets.
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So clearly I should have given more weight to the four-man pileup possibility, and hedged a little more on my "no credible scenario" analysis.
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On the outskirts of Miami, behind a wooden gate hedged by wild green bushes and leaning sea grape trees, sits Shawnee Chasser's lush garden paradise.
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This is because some Nigerian corporates are not adequately hedged by FC income streams and may find it more difficult to service their FC loans.
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Mexico did not disclose the volumes of oil hedged nor detail of the average price per barrel of put options that the government has purchased.
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" A UN Security Council diplomat hedged on Pompeo's impact at the State Department, but added, "an appointment of John Bolton ... that would change the question.
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The Kurdish militias have so far hedged, neither directly confronting the pro-government forces nor openly collaborating with them, to avoid alienating Arab opposition allies.
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"These factors are likely to impact purchases for which the company is currently not hedged for the full-year 2017 period and beyond," it cautioned.
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Within foreign bonds, Daido plans to step up holdings of mainly currency-hedged investment-grade corporate bonds, Yoshihiro Okita, executive officer of investment planning, told Reuters.
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Jababeka has hedged USD200 million out of its USD281 million in bonds at various upper-strike prices, the highest of which is at IDR16,000 to USD1.
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DFND's only "long-short" dividend ETF competitor, QuantShares Hedged Dividend Income Fund, has managed to avoid similar hazards by shorting companies with low or inconsistent dividends.
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With so little hedged, dealers say producers are now looking to hedge at the next chance possible, a move that will pressure prices in coming months.
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When Altria paid for a portion of JUUL, it essentially hedged its bets; if vaping was the future, it wanted to be a part of it.
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The iShares' Currency-Hedged International High-Yield Bond ETF (HHYX) tracks an index of high-yield bonds from developed foreign markets and hedges against currency fluctuations.
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The country's influential oil minister, Khalid al-Falih, has hedged his statements since Trump's announcement on sanctions waivers, stressing that the kingdom will respond to shortages.
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One of the nation's largest public builders, Lennar has hedged its housing bets during the recovery, investing in multifamily rental buildings and single-family rental homes.
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Investors just want the Brexit vote to pass, as they have hedged their positions substantially, said Harjit Singh, deputy research head of Aldmondz Global Securities Ltd.
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Mexico hedged its 2019 sales at an average of $55 per barrel, spending $1.23 billion on put options to protect against prices falling below that level.
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Among the biggest losers were rand-hedged stocks, which make the bulk of their revenue outside South Africa and tend to weaken as the currency strengthens.
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Coming into this year, Cimarex Energy Co had hedged about 905,000 barrels of 2019 west Texas production at a 47-cent discount to U.S. benchmark futures.
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About half of that, however, was hedged at a less favorable discount of $4.83 per barrel - effectively selling oil at $65 if futures are at $70.
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For 2018, about 48 percent of oil production is hedged at an average price of $57 a barrel, Goldman said in a note late on Monday.
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It hedged just under 60,000 bopd for 2019 at a floor price of $56.24 per barrel and 25,000 bopd of its 2020 production $59.00 per barrel.
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The airline has hedged around 30 percent of its fuel for 2019 at around $65 per barrel, Chief Financial Officer Martin Murray told reporters on Wednesday.
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Evolve Funds worked with German index provider Solactive AG to create the passively traded model, which will have hedged and unhedged versions priced in Canadian dollars.
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North American oil and gas producers have just 226 percent of output hedged this year, according to a study of 20163 drillers by analytics firm IHS.
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It also booked a net trading loss of 52 million euros as it hedged long-term loan portfolios against interest rate change risks, a spokesman said.
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The WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity Fund (DXJ), which combines a long position on Japanese stocks with a short position on the , sounds like a niche product.
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It's a savvy strategy on paper — the attainable middle ground between "normal" person listening and superhuman diva — but it sounds like a hedged bet in practice.
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But police later said Bradford was not the primary suspect in the shooting, and also hedged on whether or not he had actually brandished a gun.
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The mismatch between the three-month Libor payable on the notes and the variable rates paid on the underlying loans is not hedged in these transactions.
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That could be because firms can hedge using "physical or financial means other than commodity derivatives" or because "significant parts of commercial activity are not hedged".
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The test does not take into account commercial activities that do not need to be hedged or for which there are no derivative-based hedging tools.
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On the liabilities side, the EUR0.88bn fixed-rate covered bonds are hedged via fixed to floating swaps and the cash flows are modelled after the swap.
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And because of him, Clinton has now hedged her support for the latest of these trade agreements, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, one that she helped negotiate.
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Officials at the school hedged on whether they would accept his application, but said if they did they would post notices on campus identifying sex offenders.
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"We are backing companies that are very export-oriented, earning hard currencies in dollars or euros so we are partially hedged to the currency," he said.
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That could have also been down to quarter-end rebalancing by banks or worries over Italy prompting a surge in hedged outflows from the euro zone.
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Ms. Wortham taught me a good deal that I didn't know, and she never hedged and never softened her language — and for that, I was grateful.
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Some organizations have hedged their bets by opening campuses overseas, according to the Independent Schools Council, a national umbrella organization that includes associations like Mr. Roskilly's.
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Earlier the smaller American Federation of Teachers (AFT) hedged its bets by encouraging its members and affiliates to support and help Biden as well as Sens.
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However, with Brady turning 40 that season, we hedged, imagining the Patriots exercising caution and not committing such a number to a player entering his 40s.
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The new rule would remove the requirement that the banks provide an analysis that shows correlation between the hedging trade and the underlying asset being hedged.
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Air France-KLM said it had hedged 65% of the 2020 fuel requirement it expected before the virus outbreak - now reducing operations to a near-standstill.
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In addition, the company boosted its hedging for 2019 and 2020 far above the amount it hedged for 2018 and 3.123 at this time last year.
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The president previously hedged when asked whether or not he would back Moore, but argued Republicans could not afford to lose the seat to a Democrat.
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The president hedged about threats he had made days earlier that the United States might consider targeting Iranian cultural sites — but he maintained a menacing tone.
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Marsh told POLITICO in an interview he is taking a look at running against Jones, but hedged on whether he would challenge Sessions if he ran.
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About 70 percent of its foreign bond holdings are currently hedged, Taiyo Life said, adding that it intended to retain the ratio in the second half.
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Trump and his advisers already have hedged on some of his major campaign promises, including on immigration, healthcare and appointing a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton.
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Unlike Mr. Kim, who has hedged his bets by improving ties with China, Mr. Moon has put all his eggs in Mr. Trump's basket, analysts said.
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That hit came as U.S. oil prices averaged $69.50 a barrel during the third quarter, about $10 above where EOG had hedged a portion of its production.
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Morgan Stanley said in a recent note that producers are hedged at around 12 percent of their 2018 output and 40 percent for their current 103 output.
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When people asked how my relationship was going, I hedged and said my boyfriend had pulled a typical commitment freak out and kept the details to myself.
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Foreigners will have FX-hedged at least part of the £2250 trillion they hold in British securities and some of this could be unwound, the bank calculated.
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Qantas' fuel costs rose 19% and are forecast to rise by another A$100 million in the current financial year, for which it is already fully hedged.
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Invited to say whether there is a place for Islam in Germany, Mrs Merkel gave a clear and positive response where lesser Europeans politicians would have hedged.
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Earlier this week the company's half-year results revealed it has financially hedged its carbon needs until the end of 2022, limiting the impact of soaring prices.
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While the central bank has made soothing comments about that debt largely being hedged, it didn't provide details, Tan noted, adding she was sceptical of the claim.
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Tullow said in May it was hedged for 2016 to an average floor price of $73.10 per barrel while Brent Crude stood at over $48 on Wednesday.
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This is a result of the 8.5 years difference between the modelled WA life of the cover assets and the covered bonds on the fully hedged portfolio.
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Gold benefited from flight-to-safety investment flows, as did U.S. dollar-hedged gold in the stronger dollar risk-off environment, rallying 4.3 percent on the month.
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Since the yen has risen this year despite further easing efforts from the Bank of Japan, the "currency-hedged" aspect that once increased gains now amplifies losses.
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The volumes being hedged are not huge, but the move underlines the sense of caution in the market after years of slumping prices, despite a strong comeback.
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The result was a rapid unwinding of short sterling positions by investors who had hedged against a no-deal Brexit and a sharp jump in the currency.
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He has certainly dodged and hedged on the subject recently, but many other times he has been remarkably clear that he would make his tax returns public.
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Bernstein, a CNBC contributor who had been Merrill Lynch's chief investment strategist, contends few portfolios are hedged for rising inflation — leaving a majority vulnerable to deep losses.
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It said it had hedged 21-28 percent of its output through the third quarter of next year at an average price of $66-$67 a barrel.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell fell in line quickly, and while House Speaker Paul Ryan hedged his support for a while, he also joined the Trump team.
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But most producers have only hedged a relatively low proportion of output for 2018 so far, and the patience of private equity investors will not last forever.
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I have no doubt that, had Thompson hedged too hard somewhere during that stop-and-pop run, Westbrook would have gone right around him for the dunk.
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Z's recent output indicates how far he's come from the promise of 2015's The Game Is About To Change, which hedged its bets with dembow fare.
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More recently, while its competitors have hedged their risks by diversifying away from Facebook, Bored Panda has made a conscious effort to pull the platform even closer.
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Heavy demand and high prices for protection in the options market last month "suggests investors are well-hedged against a downturn at the index level," Emanuel says.
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The rest of the candidates hedged or said they supported the Second Amendment and were not opposed to gun ownership, but did not answer the question directly.
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The White House had hedged for weeks, as the legislation worked its way through Congress, over whether the president would sign it or use his veto power.
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For an interactive version of the graphic, click here here Among the worst performing were funds that were hedged or in currencies other than the U.S. dollar.
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For an interactive version of the graphic, click here here Among the worst performing were funds that were hedged or in currencies other than the U.S. dollar.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders defended Trump's decision as protecting U.S. workers, but hedged a bit on whether Trump would stick to a 22019 percent tariff.
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The officials hedged their predictions, however, telling Reuters those tensions could blow over in the same way past feuds between Trump and his top aides have calmed.
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Some who cast a hedged, qualified vote for Mr. Trump say they are frustrated with his temperament and repeated falsehoods and would consider supporting a primary challenger.
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In the South Bronx, where the courthouse is, one local councilwoman, Vanessa L. Gibson, supports closing Rikers, but hedged on building a new jail in her district.
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But for months, candidates have hedged and side-stepped about where they come down on the issue, sporadically offering smaller-scale proposals to rein in Big Tech.
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But for months, candidates have hedged and side-stepped about where they come down on the issue, sporadically offering smaller-scale proposals to rein in Big Tech.
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The president had previously hedged on supporting Moore amid the Alabama Republican's sexual misconduct scandal, but had maintained that Republicans could not afford to lose the seat.
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Initially, GOP senators hedged their condemnation of Moore, saying some version of he should step aside or they would hold their endorsements, if the allegations were true.
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Schwartz said his company's models are more hedged than usual on both developed and emerging markets, meaning they are on guard for further declines against the dollar.
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Let's remember that this is only an executive order, not a law, and there are reasons to greet it with some skepticism, or at least hedged expectations.
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The WisdomTree Japan Hedged ETF, the DXJ, has gained 16 percent since July 1 following big outflows in the beginning of the year as the yen has weakened.
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Manageable Forex Risk: Modernland has fully hedged the principal of its USD240 million bond using call-spread options, covering rupiah depreciation of up to IDR15,000 per US dollar.
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"We believe that the tourism sector, which is not rand hedged, has the potential to pull us out of recession and to save and grow jobs," Winde said.
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In total, the 30 companies held hedged positions equivalent to about 483 million barrels at the end of March, compared with 441 million at the end of 2016.
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The most popular of the company's index funds specialize in international stocks, including "currency-hedged" ETFs that strip out the effect of declining foreign currencies for U.S. investors.
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Twitter's ad share is a mere fraction of that, but with every major company that ditches on the market, the crypto world gets hedged in a little further.
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Foreigners will have FX-hedged at least part of the 2250 trillion pounds they hold in British securities and some of this could be unwound, the bank calculated.
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But a recent drop in U.S. and European bond yields and elevated costs for dollar hedging have reduced the attraction of foreign bond investments that are currency hedged.
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But a recent drop in U.S. and European bond yields and elevated costs for dollar hedging have reduced the attraction of foreign bond investments that are currency hedged.
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WisdomTree Japan hedged equity ETF, one of the most popular Japan stock ETFs listed in the U.S., has risen as much as 10 percent since the U.S. election.
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The airline said the rise in fuel costs had a major impact, saying it had hedged 52 percent of its 2019 needs at $63.41 a barrel for Brent.
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Those hedged bets will hold down revenues and further frustrate Wall Street investors, who have been disappointed by slow returns from the booming Permian Basin in west Texas.
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Fox News's Chris Wallace asked Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin about Trump's new projections in an interview on Sunday, and he hedged, going back to the 3 percent number.
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"Many U.S. shale oil producers have now hedged their production, which is likely to put the brakes on the price rise," anaylsts at Commerzbank said in a note.
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Corporates generating strong FC export revenues, such as those operating in the clothing and textiles, automobiles and chemicals sectors, will be at least partially hedged against currency movements.
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If yields keep rising, government bond returns will compensate local investors for the narrow spreads they currently make on fully-hedged purchases of U.S. Treasuries or German Bunds.
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WAPNER: LET ME ASK YOU THIS AND AT THE SAME TIME, YOU SAID YOU BELIEVE IN YOUR NETFLIX POSITION, YOU BASICALLY HEDGED IT WITH ALL OF THESE PUTS.
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The notes are a combination of fixed-rate and fully hedged floating-rate debt, and a currency swap removes FX risk on the US dollar-denominated A3N notes.
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"50 Cent becomes very well hedged in a risk-off event, and would be in a position to provide liquidity for those scrambling for a hedge," Chintawongvanich wrote.
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Either way, for a U.S. investor a portfolio that is 100 percent hedged — or 100 percent unhedged — has made an implicit call on the direction of the dollar.
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A fully hedged portfolio has historically hurt returns when the U.S. dollar weakened, relative to international currencies, whereas an unhedged portfolio has historically underperformed when the dollar strengthened.
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TUI Chief Financial Officer Horst Baier told Germany's Boersen Zeitung that the company had hedged against currency volatility and the oil price for the 2016/17 financial year.
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CAD denominated cover assets have a longer average life than the covered bonds, which are in other currencies and hedged by FX swaps until the extended maturity date.
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While investors might have hedged against a worsening economic situation in the euro zone by buying bonds, stocks or the euro, that may no longer be the case.
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Prosecutors hedged their bets against that possibility by including wire fraud charges against Mr. Walters that are a carbon copy of the insider trading counts in the indictment.
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However, the figures show that, taken together, the 28 analyzed companies ended the quarter with some 28 million fewer hedged barrels, totaling 803 million, than when they started.
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For 2018, it had hedged 65 percent of its expected Nordic power output at 28 euros/MWh and 73 percent of its continental power at 38 euros/MWh.
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He hedged by saying he was waiting for more clarification on losses from insurance companies, and that there will likely be additional comments from retailers and other airlines.
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Mr. Nelson initially offered the role of the professor to Mr. Sanders, who hedged and was subsequently awarded the part it now feels he was born to play.
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But today, it's pretty depressing to look back at how many of them hedged around whether or not the show had "an agenda" other than making people laugh.
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In South Carolina, where Steyer hedged his bets on a strong performance due to his inroads in the black community, he spent more than anyone had ever seen.
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She's hedged on her support for a single-payer, "Medicare for all" health care system and stumbled when talking about policy specifics, both areas in the Warren wheelhouse.
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In a carefully hedged answer, the prime minister said, "At the present time, we are not planning any specific deliberations about possessing" weapons for a pre-emptive strike.
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"With the currency so cheap, it looks like overseas investors have bought heavily on a non-hedged basis," said Antoine Bouvet, rates strategist at Mizuho Securities in London.
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"So even though in our policy documents we didn't refer to requiring the departure of Viktor Shokin, we sort of hedged in typical diplo-speak," the official said.
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In one exchange, Nunes hedged when asked by Democratic member Mike Quigley whether his staff wrote the memo with conversations or consultations with anyone at the White House.
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Chief Executive Michael O'Leary says Ryanair expects average fares to fall around 6% this summer and even more in winter amid increased competition and well-hedged fuel costs.
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RiverFront Investment Group LLC, which along with Sage is among the biggest ETF investment advisers, is no longer using currency-hedged ETFs, according to its chairman, Michael Jones.
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The finance ministry did not explain in its statement why it had hedged more oil output even as production has been declining at the state-run oil company Pemex.
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But investors said they did not expect the companies they own to slip into bankruptcy since they either had access to credit, ample cash, or have hedged future production.
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Meiji Yasuda Life plans to direct their hedged foreign bond investment in the second half to assets that offer yields that are high enough to offset currency hedging costs.
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The March Brent contract for expires Friday and options expire Tuesday, which analysts said means traders probably hedged their short options positions, adding to the selling pressure on Monday.
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But those that didn't - and also hedged against future prices at, for instance, at $270 - have been forced to sell barrels at prices in the low-to-mid $250s.
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The experts I spoke to both hedged, though, since this and a lot of other research is about simply being exposed to cold, rather than working out in it.
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Drug companies have cheered the Trump administration's proposed crackdown on industry middlemen, but some hedged this morning when asked whether that plan would cause them to lower their prices.
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With no support for the BlackBerry or Nokia phones that were popular at the time, its demise hedged most on its lack of compatibility with non-Windows Mobile devices.
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With more TV than ever and not enough awards to go around, we hedged our bets on where the trophies will land in the major acting categories on Sunday.
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The WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity ETF (DXJ), which combines a long position on Japanese stocks with a short position on the Japanese yen, has seen major outflows this year.
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In the last fiscal year, Asahi invested more than 110 billion yen in foreign bonds — 90 billion yen in hedged foreign bonds and 20 billion yen without currency hedging.
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Low Ratings Headroom: Fitch expects fund flow from operations (FFO)-adjusted net leverage on a hedged debt basis to fall to around 5.5x in 2016 and 2017 (2015: 6.1x).
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Walsh said that because IAG was hedged for this year, he wasn't as concerned about fuel prices for 2018, but the higher prices would be a challenge for 2019.
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Mirroring the habit of Fed leaders going back decades, Ms. Yellen hedged her bets, emphasizing her positive outlook for the years ahead, if not the coming quarter or two.
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Japanese fund managers buying 10-year U.S. Treasuries on a fully hedged basis now earn a slim 33 basis points in yield, compared with 50-80 bps last year.
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On the other hand, it hedged against rising short-term bond yields in September, just before their yields started rising again, a strategy that worked well, Sago also said.
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Instead, Trump is a sui generis figure who must be accepted or rejected on his own terms, not artfully hedged around in the way politicians are accustomed to doing.
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The Warriors hedged these one-three pick-and-rolls in their two regular-season matchups, and James was able to make them pay by finding ways into the paint.
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" Cornyn also hedged when pressed if Republicans were willing to wait for McCain even if it meant kicking the bill to the fall, saying they wanted to be "respectful.
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Shale producers have continued to add rigs even as prices have fallen because most of their production for 2017 had already been hedged at higher price levels (tmsnrt.rs/2ssekIv).
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Nippon Life Insurance plans to shift their currency-hedged holdings towards U.S. credit products, as well as European sovereign and corporate bonds, while reducing Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.
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ARE YOU FEELING LIKE IT'S TIME TO GET LESS HEDGED, THAT WE COULD ACTUALLY GO BACK TO NEW HIGHS IF YOU GET SOME OF THIS TRADE STUFF FIGURED OUT?
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Many energy loans are long-term, foreign currency project finance loans, although the currency risk in this portfolio is partly hedged due to energy prices being US-dollar linked.
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So it might have remained if Oppenheimer had not eventually reported Chevalier's overture, albeit in hedged, conflicting versions — which he subsequently disavowed when interviewed by the F.B.I. in 1946.
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" Among the wide range of underdog debunkers, Sports Illustrated may have hedged its bets the best, noting, "The Patriots are underdogs in their own minds, and that's what matters.
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He is expected to be activated this week, but he may begin as a backup to Keenum, or even Bradford, as the Vikings have mostly hedged on his status.
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The Wall Street source said for 2020, Mexico had bought put options on Brent on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) at $54-$56 a barrel and hedged Maya at $42.
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The Wall Street source said for 2020, Mexico had bought put options on Brent on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) at $54-$56 a barrel and hedged Maya at $42.
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In the third quarter of 2017, EQT said total volume hedged using NYMEX swaps was 189 bcf at $3.18 for 2018 and just 19 bcf at $3.12 for 2019.
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McAfee last year warned that APT33—or a group pretending to be APT33, it hedged—was deploying a new version of Shamoon in a series of data-destroying attacks.
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"Our neutral starting point is to be 100% hedged and then take active decisions away from that, such that every currency earns its place in the portfolio," he added.
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The firm has hedged, or bought forward, nearly 22015 percent of its 216-5.833 currency requirements at $25.83 and about 21 percent of its 20.8046-18 requirements at $1.37.
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However, unlike some of its rivals that are planning to curb currency-hedging due to soaring costs, Kampo plans to increase the currency-hedged portion of investment, officials said.
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Premier hedged 3.4 million barrels in the first half at an average price of $64 a barrel and 1.3 million barrels in the second half at $63 a barrel.
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Premier hedged 3.4 million barrels in the first half at an average price of $64 a barrel and 1.3 million barrels in the second half at $63 a barrel.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have also hedged on whether they'd support a wall, though both have said they support moving forward on border security.
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" Asked whether he supported the use of waterboarding -- which Congress banned along with other interrogation torture techniques in 2009 -- Hoekstra hedged, at first saying that "Congress has spoken on that.
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Many, though not all, shale producers have hedged the price of their output for the remainder of 2017 which gives them some protection in the short-term against the downturn.
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"Nobody had hedged for a Trump win so people are trying to get out as quickly as possible now," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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Shigemoto said the firm still thinks currency-hedged foreign bonds appear attractive compared to JGBs but added that it will look to their yield levels closely to make investment decisions.
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Many Republicans have said they were seriously troubled by the report, but most have hedged their public statements to say that Moore should step aside "if" the reports are true.
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Two iShares developed markets ETFs — iShares MSCI EAFE (EFA) and iShares Currency Hedged MSCI EAFE (HEFA) — saw a combined $1.2 billion pulled in in September by ETF traders and investors.
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"The world outside of Japan is understanding that they need to buy Japan, with the currency hedged, because of the inverse relationship between the currency and the equities," he said.
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Archer Consulting estimated that as of the end of September, only 15 percent of Brazil's center-south exportable sugar volume was hedged, the lowest level since the 2015/16 crop.
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Disney seems to have hedged its bets, predicting the film will pull in about $120 million domestically over the weekend, but Paul Dergarabedian of ComScore thinks that figure is low.
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Separately, the New York Times also reported on the investigation, though the paper's report hedged slightly by stating that the Justice Department was "exploring" a probe rather than preparing one.
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Similar short-term "strategic" hedges on the zinc price were put in place in both 2013 and 2014, while the company has this year also hedged its foreign exchange exposure.
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Ahead of the vote, L&G sold some sub-investment grade credit, reduced its exposure to European banks' subordinated debt and hedged some of its equity market exposure, it said.
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The insurer, popularly known as Kampo, said it plans to increase holdings of currency-hedged foreign bonds, while keeping its domestic and foreign stocks holdings steady unless those assets dip.
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It hedged 6.5 million barrels at an average floor price of $66 per barrel and a further 1.5 million barrels through 2019 at $56 per barrel, it said on Thursday.
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It knows it's been one-upped by Juul's tactics, so it's hedged its own success by handing the startup over a tenth of the public corporation's market cap in cash.
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The company said it did not expect a hard Brexit to have a direct impact on its investment plan, except for currency movements which are already hedged for this year.
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And Labour's 2019 manifesto, mostly more radical than two years earlier, included just a few lines on trans issues and hedged its bets about single-sex spaces and gender recognition.
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Wall Street had loaded up on safe havens last week as they hedged against potential escalation in the war of words between President Donald Trump and the North Korean government.
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A survey of corporate clients by U.S. bank Wells Fargo showed 27% of FX exposure was hedged in 2100, versus 47% in 2016, indicating a broader decline in hedging appetite.
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"We're not really hedged right now even though the consensus is for a strong dollar," said Komson Silapachai, vice president of research and portfolio strategy at Sage Advisory Services Ltd.
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At the same time, many of the smaller players hedged their bets by releasing new products during the three-month period between the announcement of the regulations and their effective date.
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The group sources most of its products from Asia in dollars but was not hedged for the 2016-17 year before the Brexit vote and then erred with a belated hedge.
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However, the company has not hedged the principal of its outstanding USD57 million bond, although we believe that Modernland's wide profit margins may be sufficient to absorb short-term currency volatility.
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Many shale firms have hedging programmes that should protect them from the decline in prices in the short term, but most have hedged only a small proportion of next year's production.
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While Mnuchin on Tuesday hedged on Trump's made-up new tax cut, Larry Kudlow, director of the National Economic Council, has been more forthcoming about it not really being a thing.
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As does a weaker sterling – Vanguard's sterling-hedged U.S. Government Bond Index Fund is a great way to insure against a weaker dollar stemming for more dovish than expected Federal Reserve.
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Stocks rose as rand-hedged shares, which make the bulk of their revenue outside South Africa and tend to rise as the currency weakens, benefited from a fall in the rand.
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Even accounting for an outright loss on a minus 20 percent yield on German five-year government bonds DE5YT=TWEB, the trade offers investors a currency-hedged yield of 0.7 percent.
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Many big banks hedged against their own future with urban accelerator labs that launch products designed to do everything from detecting compliance issues to speeding research to managing automated investor portfolios.
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"It may be the case that producers have over-hedged, especially if they get weather problems at the beginning of the crop," said Nick Penney, senior trader at Sucden Financial Sugar.
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Currency hedged foreign bond investments have been popular among Japanese investors for years, but rising costs of dollar hedges due to higher U.S. interest rates are making that strategy increasingly unattractive.
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Consider, for example, that during the period 2008 to 2013, a 100 percent hedged approach was never the strongest performer in the same year for both European and Japanese equity markets.
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A look at recent international equity ETF assets and 12-month net flows shows that a significant number of U.S. investors have put their money in 100-percent-hedged currency strategies.
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"If being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact: then I'm complicit… I don't know what it means to be complicit," she hedged.
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The insurer, a unit of T&D Holdings Inc with about 6.68 trillion yen ($59.7 billion) in assets, also plans to raise holdings of mainly currency-hedged investment-grade corporate bonds.
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"There is no basis in thinking that our democracy is so strong, our checks and balances so finely hedged, that no single person can lead us off the precipice," Fernandez writes.
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The data underscores a growing chasm between those that remain hedged and producers that lack such protection, raising doubts how long the latter can survive the lower-for-longer price scenario.
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As a result of not relying wholly on the export trade flow, he added, the company is quite "well hedged," to deal with the aftermath of any tariffs or trade war.
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Administration officials on the call hedged on the question of how funding will be provided for some of the order's programs, largely pointing to external sources of funding from private groups.
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Debt held at its operating subsidiaries in China and Japan are naturally hedged by cash flows from local operations and 67% of GLP's total debt carry fixed rates as of 103HFY17.
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Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, hedged in his support for rolling back the Johnson Amendment, saying in a statement to CNN that he did not want taxpayers "forced to subsidize" political speech.
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On a conference call with analysts, Chief Financial Officer John Rielly said for the year 22.68, Hess had hedged 28.57,21.70 barrels of oil per day at $413 for U.S. light crude.
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While some of Mr. Wicker's colleagues have hedged their support for the president or are drawing attention to areas in which they disagree with him, Mr. Wicker is going all in.
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For that reason, currency-hedged Japanese investors have preferred to buy corporate bonds or other credit securities in Europe rather than in America, where short-term interest rates are relatively high.
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The theory had all the coherence of a stranger's dreams: Wolff's assertions were so tenuous and hedged that he couldn't even decide why West would pose as a right-leaning provocateur.
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They are perfectly hedged across the board with print and digital brands that appeal to every significant demographic of female, male, Millennial, person who wants to watch cooking videos, and beyond.
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Musk also initially hedged his promise about producing ventilators just minutes after making it, speculating that there wouldn't be a shortage after all — also flying in the face of experts' predictions.
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It hedged about one quarter of the new crop at an average price above 18 cents per pound earlier this year, but has largely refrained since, awaiting better prices, he said.
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In a carefully hedged statement that avoided reliance on firsthand knowledge, though he doubtless had some, Judge Gorsuch described the atmosphere at the court in the wake of the Casey decision.
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And when it comes to other pressures on low-cost retailers, the most glaring of which is the U.S.-China trade dispute, Five Below seems to be hedged against those, too.
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This signaled the supply crunch may be outweighing worries about old or poor quality Cameroon cocoa hedged against the London market, which sent buyers fleeing during the last two contract expiries.
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Nonetheless, the hedged WisdomTree Europe fund hemorrhaged $2.2 billion because of withdrawals this year, far higher than the $755 million investors pulled from the unhedged Vanguard Group Inc product, Lipper said.
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Morningstar Inc analyst Daniel Sotiroff studied the performance of the currency-hedged funds from 2010 to 2018 and found investors typically underperformed the market by attempting to time the currency market.
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Last week, a Texas-based producer was said to have hedged some 30,000 barrels per day (bpd) for 2018 in U.S. crude futures, according to two sources familiar with money flows.
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Johnson prefers the unhedged iShares Gold Trust to SPDR Gold and its new dollar-hedged cousin, because it has a lower expense ratio (0.25 percent) and it's easier for investors to understand.
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Infinity War could have been freed from the Avengers moniker, and focused more intently on Thanos — a villain-as-protagonist gambit that the filmmakers claimed to have performed, but ultimately hedged on.
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Investors poured some $237 billion into currency-hedged equity ETFs globally to the end of July, a sharp turnaround from the $221 billion of outflows seen in the same period last year.
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"Buying a hedged ETF hedges the currency exposure of companies that are already hedging," wrote Vincent Deluard, head of global macro strategy at INTL FCStone, a brokerage, in a note to clients.
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Barr hedged, saying that he wouldn't use the term "objected," but that there were "a few judgment calls" about whether information should stay secret because it concerned the reputations of third parties.
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Rising fuel costs, only half of which are hedged, and a squeeze on fares caused by airline overcapacity in Europe threaten to plunge Air France into the red sooner than its peers.
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Glencore said it had cobalt purchase agreements from the group's mines, mainly in DRC, which could not be fully hedged because of the immaturity of the market and lack of tools available.
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S. It's the traders who move in and out of the developed markets and, in particular, the currency-hedged products, who have been bailing on Europe, as well as Japan, this year.
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While still small relative to previous years, when some carriers hedged as much as 40 percent of their fuel costs, the recent activity was robust and included larger players, the source added.
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While still small relative to previous years, when some carriers hedged as much as 2003 percent of their fuel costs, the recent activity was robust and included larger players, the source added.
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The insurer, which had 13 trillion yen in total assets as of March 2017, does not plan to aggressively increase investment in currency-hedged foreign government bonds due to rising hedging costs.
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We had clearly just watched a double turn, and yet I wasn't sure, and I wasn't alone; everyone from casual watchers to prominent pro wrestling journalists hedged on whether it actually was.
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For example, while a fully hedged currency position is often assumed to help mitigate volatility, it can actually increase an investment's risk profile, depending on the specific dynamics of the underlying currencies.
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Chief Executive Axel Dumas cautioned, however, that the first half performance could not be extrapolated to the full year even though the company was "fully hedged" against a stronger euro in 2017.
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Cautiously picking your way through a minefield of adverse facts makes you sound hedged, calculated, even dishonest — think of any answer Hillary Clinton ever gave on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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Within the currency-hedged foreign debt space, Nippon Life plans to shift towards U.S. credit products, as well as European sovereign and corporate bonds, while reducing U.S. Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.
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RMI Supports Ratings Agricultural commodity trading and processing companies maintain substantial grain and oilseed inventories that are hedged and could readily be converted into cash to enhance their liquidity and reduce debt.
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"Our currency risks in the UK have been fully hedged because we used insurance funds for some investments," Guo said, adding his company has not been affected much by the Brexit vote.
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And Mr. Pulte has hedged his own stock holdings in the company and borrowed heavily against them, raising questions about whether he is acting more in his own interests than the company's,
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Gold dipped as the dollar gained against the euro after the ECB decision to trim bond purchases as it hedged that move by also extending the lifespan of its bond-buying program.
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LONDON, Aug 9 (Reuters) - British energy utility SSE has hedged 1.2 billion pounds ($1.56 billion) of longevity risk in two of its defined benefit pension schemes, adviser Hymans Robertson said on Thursday.
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I hedged in my interpretation above because, as with the notorious Schrödinger's Glenn arc from the first half of the season, the show was tricky about how it presented the final scene.
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When I asked Andy about how modified consoles are often used for piracy, he hedged and said that's not what he built them for—it's just what people could use them for.
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He also appeared to have hedged his bets by meeting twice with Mr. Xi, mending frayed ties with an old ally whose protection he needed as he entered delicate negotiations with Washington.
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If, on the other hand, there is no formal action, but rather a series of disconnected, hedged quotes from various House members, the legal argument to compel McGahn's testimony is substantially weaker.
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" The IOC reinforced its commitment to starting the Olympics on time in a statement Tuesday, but hedged Hashimoto's statement by saying there is "no need for any drastic decisions at this stage.
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" The IOC reinforced its commitment to starting the Olympics on time in a statement Tuesday, but hedged Hashimoto's statement by saying there is "no need for any drastic decisions at this stage.
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When the opposition, after two months, put the Maduro government on the spot with a concrete proposal, Mr. Maduro hedged in large part because he knew he could count on Russian support.
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Yet among the least popular exchange-traded funds (ETFs) this year are "currency hedged" funds, which invest in stocks abroad but strip out the effect of a foreign currency's performance using derivatives.
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Republicans already have hedged on when those plans would go into effect as individual members of Congress have voiced fears about changes that could lead to losses in coverage for millions of people.
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Nunes later hedged his comments and said that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn may have been wiretapped and that Trump had raised "valid questions" about how his aides were listened in on.
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Around 5.4 million barrels were sold by the end of April with a floor price of $66 a barrel and a further 6.2 million barrels through 2019 are hedged at the same level.
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The company has hedged 45 percent of its oil production for the rest of the year and 29 percent for the first half of 2017, taking advantage of recent rise in oil prices.
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Inflows into currency-hedged ETFs exposed to the United States also ballooned this year, drawing in $5.9 billion so far – already ahead of the $5.3 billion net inflows for the full year 2016.
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The iShares TIPS Bond ETF, which tracks Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, has seen $195.6 million in fresh investor cash, though the inflation-hedged bonds actually have declined in price over the past week.
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Morgan Stanley's ETF tracker indicates purchasing of euro zone equities on a FX hedged basis has grown to its highest levels since August 2015, a sign of growing bearishness on the single currency.
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For example, the hedged yield available for a Japanese investor buying a 10-year German government bond has now shrunk to 0.25 basis points from more than 120 basis points three years ago.
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Just less than half of production coming from small U.S. producers — 47 percent of oil output at $74.31 per barrel and 46 percent of gas at $3.43 per Mcf — is hedged next year.
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Sompo Japan plans to shift over 100 billion yen of funds mostly to currency-hedged foreign bonds - a strategy increasingly popular among institutional Japanese investors seeking alternatives to domestic bonds with negative yields.
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"On a currency-hedged basis, European bonds look more attractive than the U.S. debt," said Hidetoshi Kurachi, manager in charge of investment planning at Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Insurance, in an interview with Reuters.
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A junior Australian miner hedged a 300,000-tonne iron ore cargo for second quarter delivery last week, said a Singapore-based trader at an international trading firm, as prices topped $50 a tonne.
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But Deadpool was a hedged bet from the start, Fox only greenlighting the hard-R project — at a relatively modest budget of $58 million — after director Tim Miller's test footage leaked in 2014.
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Mr. Pulte later hedged these holdings, meaning that below about $16, he can force the bank to buy 7,200,000 million shares and lock in a price of about $16 a share for himself.
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Such flows can exert downward pressure on the yen, because by far, the majority of other foreign bond investments by investors are currency-hedged, thus having a neutral effect on the Japanese currency.
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"It would be a serious mistake to stumble into another costly ground war in the Middle East," she said, though both men have hedged on whether they would argue for sending American troops.
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That would mean that in addition to carrying out an effective attack on the Clinton campaign, Russian spymasters hedged their bets and placed a few land mines under Mr. Trump's presidency as well.
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To ensure the ETF does this well, Faber studied how three of the most popular hedges — Treasurys, gold, and the S&P 500 put options — have historically hedged stock-market losses over time.
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EnQuest hedged a fifth of its 2020 output, or 2.9 million barrels, at an average floor price of $65 a barrel and 1.1 million barrels at an average floor of $52 a barrel.
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The California Democrat once again hedged on questions of timing, declining to say when House Democrat would take next steps to name their team of "managers" who will prosecute Trump in the trial.
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BlackRock strategists recommend hedging currency risk fully for an international bond portfolio but market watchers estimate that only about 60-70 percent of these international debt investments by European investors are currently hedged.
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With California, for example, it used some of the government's disclosures in bond documents to show that the municipalities had hedged their assumptions about climate change when it was trying to raise debt.
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In order to reduce its total FX exposure on its balance sheet, the company has been increasing the hedged portion of its debt (14% of its debt at end-1Q16 was in TRY).
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U.S. producers aggressively hedged their future production as oil recently rallied LCOc1, raising fears of another spike in shale output in the United States, which is not participating in the global production curbs.
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If the finality of death is hedged, slightly, in "The Raising of Lazarus," it feels absolute in "The Burial of Saint Lucy" and "The Beheading of Saint John," with escalating degrees of horror.
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However, he hedged a bit: "I don't want to surmise too much here, but Apple technology may have been picked off by China and now China is becoming very competitive with Apple," Kudlow said.
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The NBA eventually hedged against those cautionary tales by making high-schoolers ineligible for the draft, and while the lanky polymaths still come along, their promise is now met with hearty, evidence-based skepticism.
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ETF providers say flows into hedged products often increase just after a big swing in a currency or when market positioning shows a preponderance of investors betting a currency will move in one direction.
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Once reserved for hedged funds and institutional investors, alternative strategies are now available to ordinary investors under the 40 Act structure, named after the act of Congress that established retail investment funds in 1940.
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Gennadiy Goldberg, interest rates strategist at TD Securities in New York said this has been an ongoing trend as higher interest rates have made holding U.S. Treasuries more expensive on a currency-hedged basis.
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Global smelter profitability is once again beholden to the gyrations of the alumina price with still little evidence that such volatility is being hedged in either the CME Group's or LME's new futures contracts.
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To protect their investments in Japanese stocks, foreign investors hedge their exposure to the weakening yen, and the performance from this currency-hedged strategy has beat most other stock markets since the U.S. election.
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Sixteen percent of 2019 oil production is hedged at $503 a barrel, versus 9 percent at the end of the fourth quarter, in line with the historic average for hedging several quarters in advance.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) — who used to call out Trump's racist comments but has since largely stopped — hedged when asked by CBS's John Dickerson on Face the Nation if Democrats are complicit.
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With its latest move, the government locked in a $42 barrel price for 250 million barrels of crude, a larger-than-normal amount and far greater than the 212 million barrels hedged last year.
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The ECB said it would cut its bond purchases in half to 30 billion euros a month from January, but hedged its bets by extending asset buys by nine months given continuously low inflation.
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We note the potential risk from the significant dollarisation of the loan book (85% at end-2016) - the highest among Fitch-rated banks in Georgia, while the share of naturally hedged borrowers was limited.
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"Like other retailers, we remain exposed to any impact Brexit may have on currency and consumer confidence," the company said, adding that they were hedged against any sudden decline in sterling against the dollar.
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At this point in the year, 22016 of the largest American oil producers have 26 percent of their output hedged, compared with 24 percent and 23 percent of production in 2016 and 2015, respectively.
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In the weeks leading up to the election, he even hedged on whether he would accept the results of the November election because of what he felt was voter fraud and an unfair system.
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The former FBI director hedged his comments, but congressional investigators were reportedly already looking into whether Sessions and Kislyak met on the sidelines of a foreign policy speech President Trump gave in April 2016.
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The unprecedented nature of the pound's fall and the widespread expectations of further losses since the June 23 referendum cast a pall over all foreign holdings of UK assets not already hedged in advance.
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"Our CO20.8551 position is already financially hedged until the end of 225 and we have also taken steps beyond 2022," chief financial officer Markus Krebber said during recent half-year earnings calls with analysts.
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Among banks with the most dollarised loan books, indirect FX risks are limited at UPSB and Asaka as their foreign-currency exposures are predominantly to hedged borrowers, while IY appears to be more vulnerable.
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A greater volume of hedged production typically indicates more drilling activity ahead as producers that locked in prices for a sizeable part of their output ensure enough cash flow to sustain or increase production.
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For the rest of the year, EnQuest has hedged 3.9 million barrels at an average floor price of $66 a barrel and 0.7 million barrels at an average floor price of $56 a barrel.
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We hedged, lived in a world of maybes and were paralyzed at the prospect of actually committing to something, out of fear that we might be choosing something that wasn't the absolutely perfect option.
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The firm looks set to take a hit when making stock purchases because it was not hedged against the sharp fall in the value of sterling against the dollar for this financial year or beyond.
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The company has hedged about 2000,229 barrels per day of oil and condensate production next year at an average price of about $29 per barrel, Chief Financial Officer Sherri Brillon said on a conference call.
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"We plan a shift to unhedged from hedged foreign bonds in the second half timed with phases of yen appreciation," Toshihiko Yamashita, chief executive of Meiji Yasuda Life's investment division, said at a news conference.
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In the meantime, those low-cost airlines that hedged their future on the 737 Max will have to tighten their proverbial belts — preemptively canceling flights, halting service to and from certain airports, and raising fares.
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Later in the hearing, Zinke hedged that he's not an expert, and floundered when he tried to explain to Senator Al Franken (D-MN) that the ocean is a big contributor to atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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The company failed to follow its own internal procedures during the data breach, and it hedged in its language around the hack, telling consumers data was "accessed" and not openly saying it was "exfiltrated" — stolen.
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CNBC.com asked several advisors to offer the pros and cons — in their opinion — and found that, while many are lukewarm about hedge funds per se, they still have a strong interest in employing hedged strategies.
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As a result, the company has usually more effectively hedged against weather trends that may impact one part of the country more substantially in a given quarter, in comparison with Disney or Universal, Hardiman said.
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Madrazo did not specify the number of barrels of export production that Mexico had hedged with derivatives contracts nor did he detail the average price per barrel of put options that the government has purchased.
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Occidental this week hedged about 40% of its combined oil production into 2020 to assure shareholders it could make its dividend payments while paying off increased debt from the deal, finance chief Cedric Burgher said.
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Around 8 PM, some went off to pre-arranged meet-ups with clients; others hedged their bets and sought customers by hanging around one of the city's hundreds of bars, karaoke joints, and massage parlors.
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TBI had indicated its plans to operate at a leverage within the parameters of its bond covenants, which is the ratio of hedged gross debt/EBITDA (last quarter annualised) of less than 71.3x (2015: 5.3x).
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In its latest budget proposal, the White House has hedged that goal a bit, projecting economic growth of 24.6 percent this year, gradually rising over the next few years before hitting 24.3 percent in 1.33.
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However, we may take positive rating action if TBI appears to be on solid path to return to FFO-adjusted net leverage (based on the hedged debt amount) of below 5.5x on a sustained basis.
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When Molitor, a Hall of Famer with more than 26,20143 hits who graduated from the same high school as Mauer, was asked if Mauer might crack the A.L. top 22014 in batting again, he hedged.
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The hedged career is a kind of gigging career—custom-assembled, financially diffuse, defiant of organizational constraint—and its modishness is why part-time Lyft driving or weekend TaskRabbit-ing has found easy cultural acceptance.
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As oil rallied above $60 per barrel, U.S. producers aggressively hedged their future production, raising fears of another spike in shale output in the United States, which is not participating in the global production curbs.
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"But in the plan for next year, which we have just started contemplating, we will consider whether to flip back to JGBs from hedged foreign bonds, which we see as substitute for JGBs," he said.
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Bottom line: While Mr. Mueller hedged a bit on the first of the three criteria, the report suggests there is sufficient evidence to ask a grand jury to consider charging this act as illegal obstruction.
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A pair that you've hedged a lot of bets on and think that is going to be very hot, eight months later doesn't end up being so hot because the kids don't get into it.
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Sanders, meanwhile, hedged on whether he would select a woman rather than pledging it outright, losing the chance to join Biden in the headlines as committing to a female VP. That's a win for Biden.
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The Washington Post's Dana Milbank slammed Nate Silver, founder of FiveThirtyEight, insisting that the wonder-pollster, who built his reputation on the Barack Obama presidential wins, had hedged his numbers in the most blatant fashion.
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Furthermore, Pakuwon has hedged the principal of its US dollar bond against depreciation of the rupiah using a number of call spread agreements, with an overall upper-lower strike range of 13,000-17,500 per dollar.
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In the six months to September, Kampo increased currency-hedged foreign bond investment and cut domestic bonds and it plans to continue with the shift to foreign bonds in the current half year, officials said.
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The chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee hedged Sunday when pressed on whether he was confident the Trump administration knows where all the children are and will be able to reunite them with their parents.
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But any excitement is almost immediately hedged with some level of trepidation -- there simply aren't many people, if anyone, in the senior GOP ranks who appear to have much insight into what Trump is actually thinking.
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In the previous half year to September, the insurer increased the holdings of currency-hedged foreign bonds by almost 500 billion yen ($4.60 billion), said Koichi Nakano, general manager of investment planning at Meiji Yasuda Life.
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The big picture: Tesla's stock is known for wild fluctuations — Saudi Arabia hedged its significant stake this week — so Bloomberg notes that it's conceivable that it could hit the 21% milestone over the short time frame.
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" Plus, he pointed out, "NBC happens to have the Olympics coming in this season, so it is very timely to own this stock, and we think they're very well hedged relative to many of their competitors.
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The plan, announced as Whiting reported a larger-than-expected quarterly loss, led the company to boost the bottom range of its output forecast for the year despite having less than half of its production hedged.
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"The PBOC does not have the huge portfolio of securities assets that need to be dealt with and foreign exchange accounts are impacted by capital flows, which can be hedged by adjusted other subjects," he said.
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" And earlier this year, McAfee hedged on his terrorism-prevention ideals for America during an interview with CNN about his Libertarian candidacy for president, saying that his strategy for preventing homegrown terrorism was "difficult to explain.
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" The analysts hedged slightly, noting that Apple "is definitely playing from behind the eight ball in this content arms race with Netflix, Disney, Hulu, and AT&T/Time Warner all going after this next consumer frontier.
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Meanwhile, some of Apple's more specialized suppliers — who provide components such as camera modules — remain well-hedged in their business because they serve the global smartphone market — meaning, they were also selling into other smartphone brands.
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TOKYO, April 27 (Reuters) - Japan Post Insurance plans to increase holdings of currency-hedged foreign bonds while reducing yen-denominated fixed-income assets in the fiscal year that began this month, the company said on Wednesday.
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However, we may take positive rating action if TBI appears to be on a solid path to return to FFO-adjusted net leverage (based on the hedged debt amount) of below 5.5x on a sustained basis.
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On an investor call last week, Scott Sheffield, chief executive officer of Pioneer Natural Resources, one of the most heavily hedged drillers in the business, said he saw a good chance of more rumors stoking prices.
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Hedging, which uses options and other derivatives to eliminate currency risk, is difficult and potentially costly for an individual to do, but a number of mutual and exchange-traded funds come with hedged and unhedged options.
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As of end-September, the company had hedged 13 percent of its Nordic power output and 82 percent of its continental power output for 2017 at 29 euros and 45 euros per megawatt-hour (MWh) respectively.
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He hedged on uncomfortable questions about President Trump's views and emphasized more than once that much of his work happens behind closed doors and out of the public's sight — which he thinks is a good thing.
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Mr. Li also made a carefully hedged promise that China would maintain the overall stability of its currency, the renminbi, and would not seek to devalue it so as to gain a competitive advantage in trade.
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One of Sam's prized possessions is an issue of Playboy from 1970 (it belonged to his dad), and "Under the Silver Lake" dwells in a hedged, half-guilty, self-conscious iteration of the magazine's hedonist philosophy.
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Furthermore, a significant proportion of the 2015/16 cocoa crop had already been hedged against ICE's sterling contract when the euro market was launched, which made it challenging for the new market in the early stages.
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Funds rarely disclose their hedging strategies but interviews with money managers and advisors, data on hedged and unhedged bond returns, and exchange rate moves imply the ratio of unhedged debt holdings in portfolios has been rising.
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Cape Town's residents can be fed with crops grown in South Africa's other provinces; food supply and the present drought's effect on food inflation is hedged by favorable conditions inland and a bumper crop last year.
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Investors' trade war fears have clearly intensified - Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly survey showed equity allocations falling sharply in May and a record number of funds saying they were hedged against a sharp stock market fall.
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Long incubation periods put offspring at greater risk of being killed by predators, or by natural disasters like floods or droughts, so dinosaurs may have hedged their bets by laying many eggs to offset heavy offspring losses.
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Watanabe said the firm plans to maintain its holdings of currency-hedged foreign bonds in the six months to March, adding the company had been diversifying its bond portfolio with other currencies and higher-yielding credit products.
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Healthy Liquidity, USD Bond Hedged: Excluding financial services, MPM had cash of IDR1,030bn and unutilised credit facilities of IDR662bn, compared with IDR478bn of revolving bank loans and IDR247bn of debt, which are due in 2016 and 2017.
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"To me, what happened in Japan over the last couple days could be game changing, so I would look towards Japan," Kelly said, adding that in particular he would look at the WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity Fund.
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On the flip side, companies with a large portion of fossil fuel power generation could be adversely hit by higher carbon prices if they are not well hedged and need to pay more to cover their emissions.
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Read MoreAn industrial recession may be engulfing America Stacey Gilbert of Susquehanna said while investors seem to be betting on more upside for Japanese stocks, they're favoring currency-hedged ETFs to account for weakness in the yen.
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"We are also expecting oil companies in the U.S., particularly (those) that are not well hedged and in expensive basins, to have negative cash flows as well if (the) oil price does not recover fast," Desphande said.
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The insurer has increased unhedged foreign bonds, riskier than hedged ones, in the current financial year to March 31 and is likely to add more to its portfolio in the next financial year, Kazuhide Toda told Reuters.
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The currency-hedged yield — calculated by adding or subtracting the implied return from the currency forward to the absolute yield on the bond — becomes 0.56 percent on the French bond and 0.55 percent on the U.S. equivalent.
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The same polls show Macron defeating Le Pen by around 30 percentage points in two weeks time and that will allow players who have hedged - or dumped - their holdings of euro zone assets to buy back in.
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The euro's decline helped the WisdomTree Europe Hedged Equity Fund, up 5.2 percent this year, significantly outperform the nearly flat 0.4 percent return of the unhedged Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF, according to Thomson Reuters' Lipper research unit.
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SAO PAULO, March 19 (Reuters) - Brazil's Raízen Energia SA, the world's largest sugar maker, has hedged more than 60 percent of sugar sales for the 2019/2020 season, Chief Executive Officer Luis Henrique Guimarães said on Tuesday.
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Trump said publicly last month that he would be willing to sit down with Mueller, but hedged it by saying it would be up to his lawyers to decide whether he would take part in an interview.
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The other risk is that foreign flows into Korea tend not to be fully hedged, unlike flows into markets such as Japan, said Cliff Tan, East Asian head of markets research at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.
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So if we were to go to a case, let's say the $39 case, which has become somewhat famous, then that means we're going to be achieving more like $45 to $50 because of our hedged position.
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Trump publicly said last month that he would be willing to sit down with Mueller, but hedged it by saying it would be up to his lawyers to decide whether he would take part in an interview.
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He said in a letter viewed by CNBC that he put more money toward hedged bets with unusually limited risk of loss thanks to expectations that efforts to contain the coronavirus will dampen growth around the globe.
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Kuo previously hedged that Face ID completely replacing Touch ID so quickly would depend on the public's reception to the new feature on the iPhone X, but he seems to be more confident that it's the plan now.
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When confronted with inconvenient information -- like the fact that Kushner's friend Saudi Prince Mohammed Bin Salman ordered, the CIA has concluded, the brutal murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was living in the United States -- Kushner similarly hedged.
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The finance ministry currently sets gasoline prices and Marco Oviedo, an analyst at Barclays in Mexico City, said the increase in the amount of oil that was being hedged would compensate for less income from fixed gasoline prices.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Uniper hedged forward over 80 percent of hydropower production in Germany for 2018, over 75 percent of 2019 and over 5 percent for 2020 output, slides released for an analyst call on Tuesday showed.
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Then there are other asset classes such as fixed income where investors see more value of an FX-hedged ETF to cushion the blows from a volatile currency on tiny but steady returns from coupon payments on bonds.
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Matt Lauer asked Lochte about the difficulties fellow swimmers Gunnar Bentz and Jack Conger had when they tried getting out of Rio ... Lochte seems way more contrite than he did in his statement where he hedged on fault.
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When pressed by Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee about the morality and usefulness of the torture program, she hedged — and outright defended — the program and its efficacy at producing valuable intelligence used to prevent other terror attacks.
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TOKYO, April 20 (Reuters) - Japan's Dai-ichi Life Insurance will raise its holdings of currency-hedged foreign bonds and step up investments in infrastructure-finance and other alternative assets this business year, senior company officials said on Wednesday.
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For all three Danske programmes, the covered bonds are swapped into the currencies of the assets up to their extended maturity date; however, cash flows from longer-dated assets are not hedged in a recovery given default scenario.
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Equities were still generally firmer, with U.S. stock futures up 0.3 percent in choppy trade, but the dollar slipped on the yen and euro as investors hedged against the risk of a shock win by Republican Donald Trump.
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Yet Mr. Pulte's interests are divided, as he has hedged his own stock holdings in the company and borrowed heavily against them, leaving one to wonder whether he is acting more in his own interests than the company's.
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Trump either flat-out told him he didn't, told him he couldn't remember or hedged to the point where Sekulow felt comfortable going on national TV to insist Trump was not involved in the crafting of the statement.
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Borrower performance is also affected by external pressures, generally significant leverage in the corporate segment and loan dollarisation (ranging from 74% to 84% for these banks at end-2015), and the share of effectively hedged borrowers is limited.
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" As Suskind would conclude, "The Citibank incident, and others like it, reflected a more pernicious and personal dilemma emerging from inside the administration: that the young president's authority was being systematically undermined or hedged by his seasoned advisers.
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BOSTON, March 25 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor William Ackman, who hedged his portfolio weeks ago to guard against coronavirus-inspired panic selling, told investors that his private hedge fund is making money this year, an investor said on Wednesday.
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And if his come-clean moment wasn't actually a come-clean moment, then how can anyone know what parts of his testimony were the whole truth and what parts were hedged or fudged to make him look better?
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TOKYO, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Japan's Taiju Life Insurance plans to reduce its holdings of currency-hedged foreign bonds in the six months to March while increasing those of domestic bonds, the company's investment planning official said on Thursday.
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It begins in earnest with this little-more-than-a-boy posed as a rather elegantly dressed, clean-lined, and mystifying surrealist in a painting of 1943 called "Man with a Feather," hedged about by oddly baffling symbols.
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Initially, Ross Duffer hedged on whether she'd be back, but TV Line has since reported that Eleven will definitely return in season two — and most likely as a series regular, along with newly upgraded regulars Keery and Schnapp.
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Premier's fellow London-listed oil producer Tullow, in comparison, has hedged 60 percent of its output this year at $52 a barrel, with more than half of this including a ceiling of $75, it said in its annual report.
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Sterling fell to its lowest against the euro in eight years this week, barring a brief flash crash in October 2016 and analysts say investors are reaching for hedged ETFs to protect against a possible rebound in the pound.
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Premier has hedged around 4 million barrels of oil at about $69 a barrel for the second half of 2019 to guard against sudden oil price drops, and around 1.6 million barrels at $66 a barrel for next year.
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And while Comcast surprised Wall Street by growing its video subscribers in the first quarter, it and the other cable networks have also hedged their bets by investing in the other way people are accessing content: High-speed broadband.
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Trump has hedged his criticism of Saudi leaders over Khashoggi, insisting he does not want to imperil a "tremendous order" of $110 billion of weapons he says will support 500,000 U.S. jobs - figures that experts say are highly exaggerated.
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Not that political language will ever be marked by clarity and honesty — political language has never been honest, really —but most of our politicians now speak constantly in a kind of bland, carefully-hedged stream of content-less verbiage.
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In the final quarter of 22017, 251 percent of U.S. oil production at a weighted average price of $72.35 per barrel was hedged, and 34 percent of natural gas at $3.91 per thousand cubic feet, or Mcf, was protected.
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The world's largest carrier said its fuel cost was between $1.48 and $1.53 per gallon in the fourth quarter because it has not hedged fuel at all - better than Delta, United and Southwest by some 30 cents or more.
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Credit risks have increased in the recessionary environment, while borrower performance is also affected by external pressures, generally significant leverage in the corporate segment and loan dollarisation (BBK: 61%; BIB: 68%), and the share of hedged borrowers is limited.
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Against this backdrop, the provider of household goods said it was reviewing the impact of regulatory changes on chemicals and finished products, but has not unusually hedged foreign exchange or interest rate risk in a no-deal Brexit scenario.
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And for investors in Britain, the United States, Switzerland or Australia who apply the same methodology, French bonds also offer higher currency-hedged yields than U.S. Treasuries, British gilts, or bonds denominated in yen, Australian dollars or Swiss francs.
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Street said while the firm is fully hedged for its 2016-17 financial year and has "a good proportion" of hedging for the first half of its 2017-20123 year, it has "a lot less" for the second half.
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A new dollar issue would also add to the currency risk and the government had so far not hedged its exposure, said Cisse, adding the government was looking at possibly issuing a CFA franc denominated bond to foreign investors.
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Sanders' authenticity, compared with other candidates who have hedged and wavered on their positions while appearing to follow the trajectory of the polls, ultimately pushed Teresa Miller, a 43-year-old from Corona, into the Sanders camp last fall.
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Coldplay was the nominal headliner last year, but the N.F.L. hedged its bet on the band's earnest British rock: It brought back Bruno Mars, who played in 2014, for part of the set and added 2013's headliner, Beyoncé.
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Japan's $1.5 trillion Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) recently decided to reclassify FX-hedged foreign debt as domestic, giving itself leeway to buy more foreign debt — including "scope to increase buying of FX-unhedged foreign bonds", Barclays analysts wrote.
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Half of that amount will likely go to alternative assets such as private equity investment in the U.S. and Europe, with the other half likely to be invested in foreign bonds which will not be hedged against currency risk.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended steady on Thursday as a mixed quarterly earnings season winds down, but Treasury yields fell to two week lows as investors hedged positions ahead of the monthly U.S. government employment report due on Friday.
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Netflix really hedged its bets with this year's Halloween fare, with plans to drop everything from Daredevil Season 3 to Sabrina in a matter of weeks – including a modern interpretation of Shirley Jackson's horror novel The Haunting of Hill House.
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Compared with a year ago, the group is more exposed to falling oil prices, with one-fifth fewer barrels hedged, or the equivalent of 28 million barrels, and three times more barrels rolling off, or the equivalent of 38 million barrels.
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Anything less than perfect alignment distorts the images, so Lenovo's claims about it working with "any phone with an Android or iOS" should be hedged: if you have a smaller screen, you'll have to change the app's HUD settings to adapt.
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Flows into currency-hedged ETFs tracking European equities in 373 have far outpaced last year as brokers and investors have warned in recent weeks that the euro's rise could start to threaten the bright outlook for profits of European companies.
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Britain's top defence procurement official Philip Dunne last week said he did not expect the drop in the currency to have a big impact on the F-35 program since the ministry had hedged its currency rates weeks before the vote.
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Moclair said that compared with last year there was no marked change in the propensity of businesses to hedge, while AIB's Sheils attributed the uptick to exporters who have previously hedged, suggesting smaller operators remain reluctant to take out cover.
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Shares in the firm also plunged after Britain voted to leave the EU, dragged down by the collapse in the value of the pound against the dollar and the fact Sports Direct had not hedged its currency for such an outcome.
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The Geneva-based company's other financial expense, net of income, doubled to 35 million francs compared to the first half of last year, with Givaudan saying increased foreign currency losses in markets where currencies could not be hedged were to blame.
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Fukoku, which had 6.5 trillion yen in total assets at the end of the previous fiscal year, invested 13 billion yen worth hedged foreign bonds in the first half, compared with the 160 billion yen it planned to invest in May.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 22018 (Reuters) - German utility E.ON hedged forward 240 percent of nuclear power production in 20173 and 22017 percent of output in 21 at its PreussenElektra subsidiary below current prices, slides released for analysts' and press calls on Wednesday showed.
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Diplomats said that Raab not only ruled out any kind of Northern Ireland-only backstop, however hedged with caveats of it being unlikely to be used, but also reopened some issues that the EU side believed had already been settled.
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Others said they similarly supported the rule, but hedged by saying costs would be lower for patients when they pick up the drug at the pharmacy — not necessarily that the health care system as a whole would be paying less.
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Some rivals, including EOG Resources and Pioneer Natural Resources, have warned investors third-quarter earnings would be lower because they had hedged, or locked-in oil prices, at levels below average market price for the quarter to guarantee a profit.
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"(Norwegian) will be well positioned for 2019 with about 35 percent of estimated fuel (consumption) hedged at a price corresponding to a Brent oil price at $52 and should therefore have a substantial fuel cost benefit versus peers," Pareto said.
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The company plans to reduce the overall holding of currency-hedged foreign bonds by around 50 billion yen ($460 million)after having boosted it sharply last year, Yoichiro Matsuta, head of the investment planning department, also told a news conference.
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COL DU TOURMALET, France (Reuters) - Julian Alaphilippe hedged his bets when asked about his chances of winning the Tour de France, but together with Thibaut Pinot, he is leading a French renaissance that could deliver a first home title since 1985.
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Saudi Arabia, despite closer ties with Trump than with his predecessor, has also hedged its bets; Russian pension funds are reportedly considering investing in the Saudi oil giant, Aramco, as a way of cementing ties between two key oil producers.
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In Fitch's view, UPC benefits from solid financial metrics, a healthy growth profile, diversification from the CEE operations, effective treasury management (including currency mismatch of liabilities hedged to maturity) and a more cautious leverage than exists in other LG portfolio assets.
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Armstrong said Ford has hedged against the possibility of a sharp fall in the value of the pound through the end of 2019, while stockpiling inventory would help bridge a one or two month period of potential chaos around Brexit.
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Together, Richard Linklater's trilogy adds up "to the great romantic epic of a generation defined, in the popular mind and our therapists' offices, by hedged bets, easy ironies and perpetual confusion," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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But in recent years, Taiwan has hedged its support for the line and emphasized that its claims were based on land features in the South China Sea, Lynn Kuok, a nonresident fellow at the Brookings Institution, said in a 2015 paper.
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"Protection buyers of CDS under the Definitions have a reasonable expectation that they are hedged against this bail-in risk," it said, adding that if CDS weren't paid out, it would diminish their reputation as insurance policies for bond buyers.
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The bipartisan commission responsible for arranging presidential debates on Sunday rebuffed Donald J. Trump's complaints that two of the three debates were scheduled to take place during pro football games, after Mr. Trump hedged about whether he would still participate.
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As hedging costs on dollar bonds have risen and are seen remaining high, Dai-ichi expects its currency-hedged foreign bond holdings to likely fall in the six months to March 2019, Kazuyuki Shigemoto, general manager of investment planning, told reporters.
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Britain's top defense procurement official Philip Dunne last week said he did not expect the drop in the currency to have a big impact on the F-35 program since the ministry had hedged its currency rates weeks before the vote.
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For investors, the best hedge, if events can be reasonably hedged at all, would be long positions in oil futures, U.S. shale operators and land drillers, and western hemisphere operators like Canadian oil sands producer Suncor and Brazilian oil major Petrobras.
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On Monday, his last day as secretary of state, he agreed with the British government that Russia was most likely behind the nerve gas attack on a Russian living in England — while the White House has hedged about Russia's responsibilities.
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Serena Williams, who gave birth to a daughter in September, has entered next month's Australian Open, where she is the defending champion — but has also apparently hedged her bets by booking a speaking role at a conference in Florida on Jan.
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Denver-based shale producer SM Energy Co has hedged 80% of this year's oil production, giving it a guaranteed price of about $55 to $58 per barrel, and does not need to make quick cuts, said Vice President Jennifer Martin Samuels.
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In "Heart of Darkness," the final image of Kurtz, the man of light and reason, is one of him hedged by human heads, capturing the horror of imperialism and the hollowness of the enlightenment philosophy with which colonialism wrapped itself.
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" Cowan's critique of what were, after all, the years of Clinton's presidency was not hedged: "Back then," he said, "we placed too much trust in the market's ability to provide a reliable and realistic path to prosperity for most Americans.
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"People are very nervous and in general reasonably well-hedged because they remember the fourth quarter of last year so well, and from our point of view, we don't necessarily see this trading range resolve itself any time soon," said Emanuel.
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Goldman is no longer the lead market maker on major ETFs including the $78 billion iShares MSCI EAFE ETF, $14 billion Guggenheim S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF and $8 billion WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity Fund, according to NYSE data.
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EDF does not disclose its hedging policy but is likely to have followed a similar approach to other large European utilities and has hedged forward power sales for the rest of this year, most of next year and perhaps beyond.
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The institutional investor sees currency-hedged investment in foreign bonds as more attractive than Japanese government bonds at the moment but it will determine its stance by looking at their yield levels, said Kazuyuki Shigemoto, general manager of investment planning.
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Meanwhile, for businesses that produce and source outside of the U.K. - particularly smaller businesses that haven't hedged their currency - companies are starting to see squeezes on margins, the chief executive of the British Fashion Council (BFC) Caroline Rush told CNBC on Friday.
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The bank's exposure to the product, which Credit Suisse launched in 2010 and of which it has around 4.8 million units, was fully hedged, according to a source familiar with the matter, meaning they made other trades to eliminate their own risk.
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The company also plans to reduce the overall holding of currency-hedged foreign bonds by around 50 billion yen ($460 million) this financial year, after having boosted it by around 170 billion yen to around 1.1 trillion yen last year, he said.
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TOKYO, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Dai-ichi Life Insurance Co plans to keep the holdings of its currency-hedged foreign bonds flat in the financial half-year to March after sharply increasing them in the preceding six months, a senior official said on Tuesday.
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" Trump has hedged on another issue that would go before the FCC under Pai, a proposed merger between AT&T and Time Warner, initially saying it was "a deal we will not approve" but then claiming he hadn't "seen all the facts.
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Four-fifths of Britain's major companies have hedged against the risk that a vote to leave the European Union would knock more than 10 percent off the value of sterling, a poll of almost 800 of the top 1,000 showed last month.
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A Citi analysis showed that the yield pickup while purchasing U.S. bonds on a currency-hedged basis for a European investor had disappeared by the end of last year and such a strategy remained substantially unprofitable in the first two months of 22.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (R-Mo.) hedged on whether Republicans will ultimately make the change.
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Shares in Turkish Airlines were down around 1.5 percent on Wednesday on fears that the transit passenger market, which has hedged it to some degree against the fall in visitor arrivals, might also be hit by the bombing of its main hub.
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"(F)or this year, we have hedged about 75-80 percent of our sugar sales and looking into next year, we are getting to the 50-percent-range plus," CFO Thomas Michael Boehlert said on a conference call to discuss third-quarter earnings.
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For ING HSB, while the foreign-currency (FC) covered bonds are fully hedged until maturity, following a default of a covered bond, recoveries from the euro-denominated assets could expose covered bond-holders of non-euro-denominated bonds to foreign-exchange risk.
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The bank's exposure to the product, which Credit Suisse launched in 2010 and of which it has around 4.8 million units, was fully hedged, meaning they made other trades to eliminate their own risk, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Speaking on CNN's State of the Union, Scaramucci suggested that the White House wasn't in fact backing the bill — although he hedged a bit by noting that he had only just started his job in the White House's press shop last week.
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And during a panel Saturday at this year's New Yorker Festival, as he discussed the possibility of such tampering, Mr. Stone hedged when asked whether he would advise Mr. Trump — should he lose in November — to concede the election and accept its legitimacy.
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The firm's analysts found that the industries that have performed best in recent weeks showed signs of their defensive nature in late January, and that building a hedged portfolio based on this information would have created large returns — a "virus-defensive portfolio."
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But it hedged its narrative bets: The first season balanced Diane's challenges fitting in at her new firm with a story line about a Madoff-like financial scandal that didn't have a racial dimension (and in which the principal characters were mostly white).
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A Citi analysis showed that the yield pickup while purchasing U.S. bonds on a currency-hedged basis for a European investor had disappeared by the end of last year and such a strategy remained substantially unprofitable in the first two months of 2018.
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Yet on the whole, the responses in the region to reports that President Trump will recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel — something no president has done in the nearly 70 years since Israel's founding — remained hedged, if not entirely restrained, on Saturday.
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But still, her surprise New Hampshire surge and the subsequent fundraising windfall wasn't enough to carry her to victory in the following primary states, where other candidates had invested significant organizational muscle and financial resources as Klobuchar hedged her bets on Iowa.
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Eugene Sunshine, former senior vice president for business and finance at Northwestern, said the university took a discount of roughly 10 percent to estimated future sales of Lyrica and hedged its bets by selling only a little over half of its rights initially.
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The oil company said 2016 operating costs were 11 percent below expectations, mainly thanks to the weaker currency, at $15.7 a barrel and it expected to maintain this level in 2017 as it has hedged foreign-exchange exposure for the next six months.
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A.J. Styles is, and that is as objective a statement about the current state of pro wrestling as it was slow to become commonly accepted, as everyone hedged to committing to his singular greatness in the face of so much good wrestling.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When oil prices rocketed towards $20193 a barrel this fall, U.S. shale producers hedged more barrels of oil during the quarter than in at least three years, which could help propel the country to record crude production by next year.
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After the stake sale the French rival said on Thursday it will no longer be a shareholder of BT and will no longer have any exposure to the company's shares, having recently fully hedged its exchangeable bonds into BT shares issued in June 2017.
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Furthermore, several life insurance companies are deliberately increasing their currency risk-hedged positions, thanks to a growing awareness that it is possible that the yen may appreciate against the US dollar - because it is difficult to forecast the effects of the Trump administration's economic policies.
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On Thursday night, after weeks of hedged statements and rumored misgivings about the controversial case, dozens and dozens of Silicon Valley's most prominent businesses spoke up loudly and in unison by filing joint legal briefs in court to support the company just before the deadline.
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Raising their forecasts for the euro, Morgan Stanley analysts said Switzerland's asset management industry, which has held or hedged huge inflows in francs since the euro zone's debt crisis took hold in 2010, would finally begin to reduce its franc position in the months ahead.
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Companies that have hedged so far include London-listed Acacia Mining which sold forward 136,000 ounces of its Buzwagi mine in Tanzania for 0003 at a price between $1,150 and $1,290 an ounce to mitigate cash flow risk associated with potential falls in gold prices.
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"The big oil companies are so diversified and hedged that we're unlikely to see a big surprise from them one way or the other," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer of asset management company Solaris Group in Bedford Hills, New York, which is overweight energy.
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The president has faced criticism that he has not done enough to halt foreign interference in U.S. elections, particularly after he has repeatedly hedged on supporting the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia interfered with the 2016 election with the intention of helping to elect him.
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With Mark Teixeira on the disabled list and Alex Rodriguez and McCann experiencing prolonged slumps at times, Beltran has been the lone slugging veteran to consistently produce like the Yankees expected when they hedged against rebuilding by sticking with an aging lineup this season.
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Comey caved to political pressure when he decided not to prosecute Clinton — which paved the way for her candidacy — but hedged his bets by criticizing her behavior and later publicly stating the investigation had reopened — which "may have fatally undermined her campaign," French said.
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More broadly credit risks remain high as the economy is sluggish and borrower performance remains constrained by generally significant leverage in the corporate sector and high loan dollarisation (BPS: 70%; BGPB: 75%; BelVEB: 84% of loans), while the share of hedged borrowers is limited.
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But I am not convinced by his overarching theme of looming crisis, his hour-is-late tone and the frequent implication (however hedged and qualified) that Trump might be on his way to establishing a regime to rival the populist authoritarianisms of other unhappy countries.
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"War for the Planet of the Apes," directed by Matt Reeves, is the grimmest episode so far, and also the strongest, a superb example — rare in this era of sloppily constructed, commercially hedged cinematic universes — of clear thinking wedded to inventive technique in popular filmmaking.
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Astoria uses the WisdomTree International Hedged Quality Dividend Growth Fund, ticker IHDG, for European exposure, Davi said, adding that it provides a solid, "high-quality" complement to the U.S.-based WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth Fund, ticker DGRW, in which his firm also invests.
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JSL, the logistics firm, is discussing a potential $300 million global bond deal with banks that will have to be fully hedged against currency fluctuations because the company's revenues are all denominated in Brazilian reais, a person with direct knowledge of the transaction said.
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While international sugar prices have receded sharply recently to less than USD17 cents/pound from USD20 cents/pound in the beginning of the year, Jalles Machado's attractively hedged sugar prices and improved crushed volumes are expected to contribute to the positive FCF in 2017/2018.
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It. On. Yet Moore, in a radio interview last week with Sean Hannity, hedged on the accusations; when the conservative host asked if he dated teenage girls, he replied, "Not generally, no," and said that he'd "dated a lot of young ladies" in his past.
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Derek Halpenny, head of European global markets research at MUFG in London, said the ratio of unhedged to hedged passive inflows into European equities has surged since the French presidential and parliamentary elections, indicating investors are more comfortable in taking foreign currency exposure while buying assets.
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The miner said on Tuesday that it hedged 20153,22015 oz of gold for the remaining nine months of the year through options contracts at a cost of $216 million, starting in April, giving them a minimum price of $22014,200 an ounce and maximum at $1,400 an ounce.
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The speech, while hedged with risks that prices may yet remain too soft, suggest that one of the U.S. central bank's most influential doves will not for now resist another year of policy tightening, and that she is largely aligned with new Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
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SoftBank COO Marcelo Claure repeatedly hedged on Saudi-related questions from reporters yesterday during Arm TechCon: The bottom line: SoftBank is running out of time, as there may not be conclusive information by the time FII is scheduled to kick off in a week from today.
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Currency risk is hedged for the length of the liabilities, but we expect those hedges to terminate in the event of a covered bond default so that the longer-dated Singapore-dollar asset cash flows would provide recoveries in a different currency than the initial covered bond.
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But at the end of the first quarter, 20 shale companies had hedged against 21 million barrels of 2019's production in West Texas, compared with just 40 million barrels at the end of the fourth quarter, according to a Reuters analysis of U.S. regulatory filings.
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Pemex has hedged about half of its production at a floor of $48.5 a barrel for 2018 and will publish its 2019 hedging program in September, Trevino said, adding no price floor had been set and no banks had been approached yet to do 2019 hedges.
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"Ten-year Italian government bonds at nearly 210 percent, or even (German government bonds) at 21 percent, yield more than the near-zero yield on equivalent currency-hedged U.S. Treasury bonds," said Andrew Bosomworth, head of portfolio management, Germany, for PIMCO, the world's largest bond manager.
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More investors hedged currency exposure for Hong Kong equity portfolios, leading to an increase in HKD supply and putting downward pressure on its forward rates, but it did not mean they were speculating that the currency would be taken off its peg any time soon, Lee said.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, also hedged his support for Mr. Sessions, noting that it was obvious Mr. Sessions had lost the president's confidence and that he did not necessarily object to Mr. Trump replacing him under the right circumstances after the midterm elections.
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Australia and New Zealand also banned Huawei from their 5G networks in 2018, and Japan "effectively banned" the company from receiving government contracts in 2018, according to news reports at the time — though New Zealand's government later hedged on whether the door to Huawei was forever shut.
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"When you're looking at Europe, you've got to look at it in two ways: One is do you believe that there's going to be some [quantitative easing] out of the [European Central Bank], and if so, then you're going to need something that's currency-hedged," he said.
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"Be sure the company you're working with quotes you a price in South Africa rand so when you pay for your trip, you're getting the price based on the currency that day as opposed to one that may be marked up and hedged," Ms. Mikkelson said.
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NEW YORK, March 22016 (Reuters) - New Gold Inc has hedged nearly all of its remaining 22016 gold production to ensure cash flow for its Rainy River project, the company said, an unusually large amount for a miner after bullion made its biggest rally in 22016-2150/2000 years.
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In recent months he has hedged a bit, and analysts of Italian politics think that if the margin of loss on the referendum is slim enough, his party could decide that it doesn't amount to a strong vote of no-confidence, and choose to keep him in power.
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A supervisory review by the ECB does not yet see the issue as critical but it is concerned that borrowers may not be hedged against the lira's weakness, a worry since foreign currency loans make up about 40 percent of the Turkish banking sector's assets, the FT said.
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The Fed's language has hedged against a near-term rate hike with provisos such as "if" or "so long as," which has hurt investors' confidence in a June or July rate increase from the central bank, said Douglas Borthwick, managing director at Chapdelaine Foreign Exchange in New York.
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Currency risk will be hedged for the length of the liabilities, but we expect those hedges to terminate in the event of a covered bond default, so that the longer dated Singapore-dollar asset cash flows would provide recoveries in a different currency than the initial covered bond.
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While the FX covered bonds are fully hedged till maturity (including the extension period), upon the covered bonds' event of default, recoveries from GBP-denominated assets, which have a longer weighted average life than the covered bonds, could expose holders of non GBP-denominated bonds to FX risk.
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NO MORE BT EXPOSURE After the stake sale the French rival said on Thursday it will no longer be a shareholder of BT and will no longer have any exposure to the company's shares, having recently fully hedged its exchangeable bonds into BT shares issued in June 2017.
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Already at the hearing on a new authorization for the use of military force Monday, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis faced questions from democrats about whether Trump had the legal basis to launch a first strike against the North, and they hedged their answers.
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Films like Almost Famous and Velvet Goldmine were among many to cover worlds that overlapped with Vinyl, but they hedged by focusing on fictional stand-ins for their real-life inspirations, freeing them up to speak more to the effect these figures had on their fans and followers.
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And the full effect of the oil slump has yet to be enjoyed: some European airlines hedged their jet-fuel requirements at an equivalent crude price of $90 a barrel in 2015, whereas the spot price had fallen below $40 by the year-end, and is now around $30.
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Brexit Poses Challenges Even though a portion of Premier's input costs are denominated in USD or other currencies, we do not expect the company's profit margin to be immediately affected by the recent GBP depreciation, as the majority of the company's foreign currency needs are hedged for FY17.
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In theory, at least, hedge funds are supposed to generate returns in bear as well as bull markets, because the contents of their dustbusters are hedged, by the managers taking long positions on assets that are expected to increase in value and shorting those they expect will decrease.
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US large-cap stocks: -3.7%US small-cap stocks: -1.5%International large-cap stocks: +0.6%International small-cap stocks: +1.9%Emerging-market stocks: +5.2%Emerging-market value stocks: +9.8%US bonds: -1.7%International bonds hedged: -3.7%Emerging-market debt: +0.7%US inflation-linked bonds: -1.4%US cash: +0.2%
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Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: -a debt-funded acquisition, lease defaults by weaker telcos, or significant dividend payment and share buyback activity leading to FFO-adjusted net leverage (based on the hedged debt amount) remaining above 6.5x on a sustained basis.
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In recent weeks, his campaign has hedged on the issue, not wanting to upset Iowa farmers or the majority of likely Iowa caucus-goers of both parties who, according to a December Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Politics Iowa poll, overwhelmingly support the RFS and consider it a legislative priority.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian cane mills hedged a record volume of new crop sugar at the ICE futures exchange in New York, as high prices prompted producers to set contract prices for the sweetener that will be delivered in March or April next year, Archer Consulting said on Thursday.
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CreditCreditPatrice Diaz Photographer LOUVECIENNES, France — When the Chateau Louis XIV sold for over $1003 million two years ago, Fortune magazine called it "the world's most expensive home," and Town & Country swooned over its gold-leafed fountain, marble statues and hedged labyrinth set in a 2100-acre landscaped park.
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" The complaint in another such case, brought in 2015 by the A.C.L.U. on behalf of the Wikimedia Foundation, also said that the N.S.A. was systematically copying and reviewing international communications, although it also hedged that some aspects of that surveillance "may be conducted by the telecommunications providers on the government's behalf.
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Phares hedged when asked about pledges by Trump and members of his transition to move the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, according to those in the room, saying that such a move was "complex" and, if undertaken, would be part of a "process" that would take a long time.
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"They are already battling a number of price pressures but at the moment they are largely hedged, going into next year they're going to have to withstand quite significant currency swings and those that source from overseas are going to be even more challenged than they are today," he cautioned.
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Having lost money in the aftermath of the financial crisis on wrong-way bets on the future price of jet fuel — a commodity that's often hedged using a basket of other energy contracts, including crude oil and RBOB gasoline — Delta's executives were looking for a fresh approach at that time.
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While the FX on the outstanding covered bond is fully hedged till maturity (including the extension period), upon the covered bond's event of default, the recoveries from USD-denominated assets, which have a longer weighted average life than the covered bonds, could expose holders of euro-denominated bond to FX risk.
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"Juhayna stocked up on inventories of raw materials when the pound was trading around 20.1 per U.S. dollar and is well hedged up to at least the third quarter of 8228," he said, adding that the company's decision to increase product prices since last April was working in its favour.
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"We do believe that we are in a better position, we have a strong balance sheet and we've just hedged out two years worth of office lease expense so I think the board will feel more confident about making a cash distribution decision now than it has before," Abovsky said.
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The FX covered bonds are fully hedged until maturity (including the extension period if applicable), but upon a covered bonds' event of default, recoveries from assets denominated in British pounds, which have a longer WA life than the covered bonds, could expose holders of non-pound-denominated bonds to FX risk.
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The former official said that they did not expect the White House to prioritize domestic terror "because the preponderance of it involves white supremacy and that's not something this administration is comfortable speaking out against, until the other day by the president and even that was pretty hedged," according to CNN.
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Before announcing that he would run again for the Senate, Rubio said that he would be "honored" to help his party's nominee, but later hedged, saying he did not expect to speak at the Republican convention on Trump's behalf — and finally declaring he would not attend the convention at all.
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Just looking at swaps on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) - where EQT did most of its hedging - the company said total volume hedged was 600 billion cubic feet (bcf) at an average price of $2.99 per thousand cubic feet (mcf) in 2019 and 393 bcf at $2.98 in 2020.
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He's hedged his message to work for either result: He says Trump would need Democrats willing to cross lines if he wins a second term, but that Alabamians would want a moderating force in the Senate to pull the Democrats to the middle if their party takes back the White House.
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The FX covered bonds are fully hedged until maturity (including the extension period if applicable), but upon a covered bonds' event of default, recoveries from GBP-denominated assets, which have a longer weighted average life than the covered bonds, could expose holders of non GBP-denominated bonds to FX risk.
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While Clinton offers many significant and worthy reforms, they are cautiously hedged, as compared to the FDR-like proposals offered by Sanders such as bringing back a version of the Glass-Steagall Act, increasing Social Security benefits and creating a Medicare-for-all healthcare system, to cite just three of many.
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"We're trying to provide broad protection against downside moves related to a specific event in an industry, a sector or the broad market," Bruno said, adding that Wednesday's choppy, negative trading in the broader market didn't end up putting much pressure on his fund, which is roughly 35% hedged against broad market weakness.
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The 30-year bond last fell 3/32 in price to yield 2565.38 percent, from 214.86 percent late on Wednesday Gold dipped as the dollar gained against the euro after the ECB decision to trim bond purchases and as it hedged that move by also extending the lifespan of its bond-buying program.
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Looking at the relationship of the U.S. dollar to the euro and the yen over a 10-year period ending in 2014, you find that increasing the currency-hedged percentages did steadily reduce the volatility in the developed European and the broader-developed international markets; however, the reverse held true for Japanese markets.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - a debt-funded acquisition, lease defaults by weaker telcos, or significant dividend payment and share buyback activity leading to FFO-adjusted net leverage (based on the hedged debt amount) remaining above 6.5x on a long-term basis.
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The latest shutdown debacle achieved nothing for Democrats on immigration; all we got was empty words from a president whose word is not his bond, hedged words from McConnell that guarantee nothing and soothing words from Republicans in a bipartisan group who have virtually always voted with Trump regardless of what they say.
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That's caught the eye of investors, who, since the election, have added a combined $900 million to the two largest Japan ETFs, the $17.7 billion iShares MSCI Japan ETF (EWJ) and the $9.3 billion WisdomTree Japan Hedged Equity Fund (DXJ) — year-to-date the two ETFs still have combined outflows of $650 million.
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President Donald Trump has hedged his criticism of Saudi leaders over the disappearance and death of U.S. resident and Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, insisting he does not want to imperil a "tremendous order" of $22016 billion of weapons he says will support 22,22 U.S. jobs - figures that experts say are highly exaggerated.
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The former vice president and 76-year-old senator from Delaware hedged when answering questions about what cuts he'd propose making to the U.S. defense budget, how he'd build a political coalition in the American South, and how his administration would address rural flooding that has devastated dozens of towns across the country.
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This year, as my sister was awaiting her genetic test results, we took stock of her options in the vacation home of a friend of a friend on a pristine beach along the Verde Island Passage, in a cove of rippled sand hedged by sugar cane fields and coconut and banana trees.
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"As a result, we are running about a third to half of portfolios on a hedged basis as we have a very low conviction on where sterling is headed with many of the factors that were supportive of sterling previously starting to look a bit tired now," O'Connor, whose funds manage 219 billion pounds, said.
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But here in Kurdistan, their aura is augmented with sexual characteristics that stem from the negative magical power long associated with women under patriarchy as "the second sex"—the sex of the left hand and evil eye, of the horror of menstruation and black magic—and therefore hedged in by taboos (honor, the veil, etc.).
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Jay, who also wrote This Way Madness Lies — out this month in conjunction with Bedlam — delved into the history of Geel in a 2014 essay for Aeon: Among the people of Geel, the term "mentally ill" is never heard: even words such as "psychiatric" and "patient" are carefully hedged with finger-waggling and scare quotes.
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Clinton has also equivocated and hedged when talking about the investigation into her email practices, calling it a "security inquiry" at one point and insisting that she "never received nor sent any material that was marked classified," an excessively lawyerly turn of phrase that distinguishes between material marked classified and classified material that may have not been marked correctly.
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Chinese officials pledged to buy enough U.S. products to wipe out the U.S-China trade deficit at talks in Beijing earlier this month but also hedged its position, saying it depended on the demands of Chinese companies, said Scott Kennedy, director of the Project on Chinese Business and Political Economy at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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