The unemployment rate probably will hold steady at 4.9 percent.
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And here's the Hold Steady song that delivered today's headline.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected it to hold steady.
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They expect the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.9%.
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She knew exactly when to hold steady and when to attack.
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The Hold Steady has slowed down a bit in recent years.
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Emotions don't just hold steady and get expressed through new devices.
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Then what about The Hold Steady, which is your day job?
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I think when we started The Hold Steady, we had conversations.
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Hold Steady I wrote about both the party and the hangover.
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The ECB is widely anticipated to hold steady on monetary policy.
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The unemployment rate was expected to hold steady at 4.4 percent.
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Instead prices hold steady at what's usually the highest-cost flights.
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Prices for term life insurance policies are expected to hold steady.
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Analysts had expected it to hold steady from February at 13.4 percent.
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Then in the past I've shown it to The Hold Steady guys.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected consumer price inflation to hold steady.
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The Kenyan shilling is likely to hold steady next week, traders said.
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Public equity continues to hold steady, accounting for 21% of investors' holdings.
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Upmarket Waitrose saw its market share hold steady at 5%, Kantar said.
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Expectations had called for the jobless rate to hold steady at 3.6%.
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Fixed income holdings continue to hold steady at 9%, according to TIGER 21.
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Dinosaur Jr., Norah Jones, the Hold Steady and more pop and rock concerts.
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Kade expects prices to hold steady in the short term, without much change.
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Tanzania's shilling is expected to hold steady due to a slowdown in activity.
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Economists had expected the jobless rate to hold steady at 3.6% last month.
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New York City, for example, has seen crime drop or hold steady for years.
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If her weight did indeed hold steady, then she was likely in decent health.
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That suggests the jobless rate will probably hold steady at 4.9 percent this month.
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If you're in The Hold Steady, you get a check weekly or bi-weekly?
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What is the difference between a Craig Finn album and a Hold Steady album?
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Economists had been expecting 62.63,000 new positions and the unemployment rate to hold steady.
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The unemployment rate is likely to hold steady, according to estimates compiled by FactSet.
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Temperatures hold steady at night with lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s.
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The consensus expectation is for the core annual inflation rateto hold steady at 1.7%.
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On other questions about the Russia investigation, public opinion continues to largely hold steady.
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The Greens, doing well in Germany, are set to hold steady in the EU legislature.
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Overnight temperatures hold steady between 45 and 50, with a gentle breeze from the southwest.
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The shilling is expected to hold steady, helped by subdued demand for the U.S. currency.
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The unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 3.7%, its lowest level since 1969.
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U.S. GASOLINE FUTURES HOLD STEADY AFTER EIA DATA SHOW SMALLER-THAN-EXPECTED DRAW IN INVENTORIES
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So total federal spending on people struggling to get by is projected to hold steady.
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Reisman: Polling has shown Cuomo to hold steady with self-identified liberals and registered Democrats.
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Bernie Sanders is on the rise as other top competitors hold steady or lose ground.
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But it's far from certain that the Fed will hold steady for all of 2019.
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Trump's overall approval numbers hold steady in the new poll at 43% approving and 52% disapproving.
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And unemployment did indeed hold steady in August, unchanged at 20083 percent from its July level.
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Oh, I thought someone was wearing a Hold Steady t-shirt at one point there, too.
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The unemployment rate is projected to hold steady at 4.4 percent, unchanged from last month's report.
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Economists in a Reuters poll had expected the index to hold steady at 52.0 in May.
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The Fed concludes its policy meeting on Wednesday, with investors expecting interest rates to hold steady.
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Most analysts surveyed had been expecting the CBR to hold steady, according to the Bloomberg consensus.
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J.P. Who says the tempo has to hold steady in order for a song to rock?
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"Founders can't bring [anxiety] to their company, they have to hold steady and strong," she said.
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Assuming current immigration policies hold steady, this could have a tremendously negative impact on U.S. competitiveness.
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Temperatures hold steady through the night in the 40s to lower 50s and may even rise some.
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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS HOLD STEADY AHEAD OF U.S. JULY PPI DATA, 10-YEAR YIELDS LAST AT 1.717%
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No, he asked a girl if she wanted to go see The Hold Steady at the Troubador.
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But it said with costs likely to jump at a similar clip, margins will likely hold steady.
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Craig Finn, the frontman of The Hold Steady, still enjoys it — but some of his bandmates don't.
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The Reuters poll showed that general expectations are for this figure to hold steady at 1.1 percent.
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Later that day, the Fed is expected to announce that it will hold steady on interest rates.
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Oil markets appeared to hold steady on Tuesday, despite indications of tighter supplies in the Middle East.
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Temperatures hold steady in the 40s or fall gradually through the day toward the 30s by evening.
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The Hold Steady, sounding all revved up, has released the digital equivalent of a two-sided single.
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This is not unusual even for people like federal employees who hold steady jobs at steady pay.
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Unemployment is expected to hold steady at 2000%, while average hourly wages were expected to grow by 2737%.
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Finally, we'll close with Tennyson, and not just as an excuse to link to a Hold Steady song.
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Still, others highlight historically low levels of unemployment and more modest economic activity as evidence to hold steady.
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Annual wage growth, at 2.2%, slowed from 2.3% last quarter, when economists had expected it to hold steady.
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TANZANIA The Tanzanian Shilling is expected to hold steady due to dollar inflows from exports of agricultural commodities.
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Economists had been expecting payroll growth of 188,000 and the jobless rate to hold steady at 3.9 percent.
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We expect CTBC Bank's capitalisation to hold steady in 2017-2018, based on its satisfactory internal capital generation.
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They expect the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.7% and average hourly earnings to rise by 0.3%.
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If Zenit could just hold steady, a place in the last 16 of the Champions League was there.
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Relatively unphased by the crash of 1929 and the subsequent Great Depression, Sears sales continued to hold steady.
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Ethanol levels are due to hold steady while other volumes of other biofuels grow in the years ahead.
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Beef margins were expected to increase from the company's earlier outlook, while pork margins were expected to hold steady.
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When the mercury begins to hold steady at 70 degrees, a particular type of frenzy takes hold of you.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been expecting payroll growth of 198,000 and the jobless rate to hold steady.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been expecting payroll growth of 250,22016 and the jobless rate to hold steady.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the official gauge would hold steady from October's low level, suggesting marginal growth.
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Kenya's shilling is expected to hold steady, with a bias to weaken due to month-end importer dollar demand.
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The numbers hold steady from a January 12 poll by Quinnipiac, which had Sanders on top 49% to 44%.
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Yes, it can sometimes be annoying to hold steady for a few seconds, but the results speak for themselves.
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When playing rock like The Hold Steady or hip-hop like Run the Jewels, the music costs some clarity.
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Yes, but: Despite declining Super Bowl viewership overall, advertising rates continue to hold steady, although reportedly plateauing this year.
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NAIROBI, July 18 (Reuters) - Kenyan currency forecast to weaken, Tanzanian shilling to hold steady while Nigeria's naira could ease.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week because demand for dollars is in balance with supply.
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As for defaults, 36% think defaults will hold steady while 53% look for an increase during the next year.
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Temperatures may hold steady for much of the day, hovering in the 40s after a morning high near 50.
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It's still possible to get life insurance policies, and for term life policies, prices are expected to hold steady.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week as most businesses and traders return gradually from holidays.
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But the Fed continues to hold steady, and well below the official target, the cost of funds in interbank markets.
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The President has also seen his approval ratings for handling top issues hold steady or increase in the last month.
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That's higher than last month's increase of 130,000, and the US unemployment rate is forecast to hold steady at 3.7%.
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TANZANIA The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week because demand for dollars is in balance with supply.
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Software spending is expected to hold steady, but accounts for only 5 percent of the total so has little effect.
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The Hold Steady is a bigger, more rocking thing, and I'd say the solo thing is a little less big.
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Only two economists polled expected a 50 basis point reduction and a further two said the Fed would hold steady.
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The Tanzanian shilling could hold steady, supported by foreign exchange flows from the agriculture sector amid subdued demand for greenbacks.
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Powell on Wednesday said the U.S. should be able to hold steady and extend a record stretch of economic growth.
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With minimal construction in the pipeline, vacancy rates are expected to hold steady in the coming year, the report said.
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But on Wednesday, the central bank's policymaking Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced that rates would hold steady for now.
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As a result, stocks would likely hold steady despite individual investors' concerns about various economic pressures including global trade tensions.
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Last year, U.S. salaries increased by a mere 2.8 percent and this percentage is expected to hold steady in 2018.
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Across the country, some cities have seen upticks in homicides while others have seen their numbers hold steady or decline.
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For decades, the population of a rare species of elephants in the Gourma region of Mali seemed to hold steady.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week due to a slowdown in demand for the dollar from importers.
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U.S. shale producers have started believing they can drill more profitably as crude prices hold steady at around $60 a barrel.
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For those of you who save in an individual retirement account, the annual contribution limits will also hold steady from 2016.
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The one thing, as far as the songwriting goes, is I pretty much just write the lyrics for The Hold Steady.
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That Springsteeniness that's in The Hold Steady stuff, and I think in this album as well, that throughline, is that Tad?
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Economists surveyed by Reuters expected nonfarm payrolls to grow by 1.23,000 and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 4.4 percent.
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But the vast majority of survey respondents said they believe the Fed will hold steady — at least for the time being.
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But in Snider's opinion it's dangerous to assume a stock's price will continue hold steady based only on its recent performance.
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Finn's best-known band The Hold Steady isn't broken up, but it has completely rethought how often it performs in public.
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The main interest rate is widely expected to hold steady in the near term at a range of 1.50% to 1.75%.
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DE>, Daimler and BMW in the United States may hold steady this year, the VDA auto industry association said on Monday.
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Then the last one ... The Hold Steady was on Vagrant for many years, the last record was on Razor and Tie, but we haven't had a record in a while, so the next one will be on something, or if there are ... For my continuing series of dumb questions, The Hold Steady is still a thing.
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The yen is expected to hold steady against the dollar and trade around 114.7 in a year, from about 113.6 on Wednesday.
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Until then, this gigantic and peculiar black market in a vital yet oddly mundane commodity will likely hold steady or grow unabated.
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Mark Tepper, president and CEO of Strategic Wealth Partners, says investors should hold steady in the face of increased near-term headwinds.
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NAIROBI, June 2772 (Reuters) - The Kenyan and Tanzanian shillings are expected to strengthen next week, while the Ugandan shilling should hold steady.
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Her testimony followed the Fed's decision last week to hold steady on the federal funds rate at 0.171.37 percent to 20.24 percent.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had expected nonfarm payrolls to rise by 165,000 and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.6%.
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Then your second version, which was The Hold Steady where you really got big, that sort of had gone away by then.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had expected payrolls to rise by 170,000 and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.9 percent.
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The U.S economy is currently projected to hold steady through the global turmoil, even if growth slows slightly due to global pressures.
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Strong consumer spending, resilient household optimism and a tight labor market have helped the U.S. economy hold steady amid a global slowdown.
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Fortunately for investors, there are other asset classes that tend to either hold steady in a downturn or rise when markets suffer.
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After 18 months off the road, The Hold Steady got together for a few shows in New York last year, Finn noted.
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Though the Fed announced last month that rates would hold steady for now, Trump is apparently still unhappy with Chair Jerome Powell.
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But financial guru and star of ABC's "Shark Tank," Kevin O'Leary, has different advice: Take the emotion out of it and hold steady.
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LUSAKA, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Zambia's currency is likely to come under pressure next week as those of Nigeria, Kenya and Uganda hold steady.
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Wall Street was initially expecting to see a figure of 2600,236 jobs in May and the unemployment rate hold steady at 29 percent.
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Yellen's testimony follows the Federal Reserve's decision last week to hold steady on the federal funds rate at 0.25 percent to 0.5 percent.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady and possibility gain ground, helped by dollar inflows from the tourism sector and mining companies.
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Yeah, because you launched The Hold Steady, it was a big deal, and you still had this day job with Digital Club Network.
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Trump has publicly pushed the central bank to hold steady on rates, even saying he is "very unhappy" with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
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The Fed announced Wednesday that it would hold steady on interest rates and indicated that no more hikes would be coming this year.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a gain of 2500,224 jobs and had predicted the unemployment rate would hold steady at 2900%.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a gain of 2900,000 jobs and had predicted the unemployment rate would hold steady at 5.5%.
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"It's cruel and inhumane, and I told the National Guard to hold steady and not go down to the border — period," Baker said.
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Expectations are the BLS report will show nonfarm payrolls rise 195,000 in February with the unemployment rate set to hold steady at 4.9%.
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Wages are expected to grow by about 3 percent year-on-year, and the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 3.7 percent.
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But if there's one area that seems to hold steady, it's the code that says yes to flattering fashion and no to anything else.
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The unemployment rate is seen hold steady at 5.0 percent and average hourly earnings are forecast rising 0.3 percent for a second consecutive month.
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Ghana's cedi is expected to hold steady next week on improved forex inflows to match dollar demand by local firms and businesses, traders said.
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Markets largely expect the bank to hold steady at its next meeting in March but another hike is nearly fully priced in by May.
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He said the herd had been growing sharply over the last two years, would likely hold steady in 2018 and would decline in 2019.
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The Kenyan shilling is expected to hold steady against the dollar in the coming week amid rising demand from the manufacturing sector, traders said.
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Chairman Jerome Powell has signaled that rates are likely to hold steady as the central bank remains committed to meeting its 2% inflation goal.
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Economists surveyed by Reuters had been expecting payrolls to grow by 180,000 in August and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 1763 percent.
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The Nigerian naira is expected to hold steady as dollar supplies improve on the back of more offshore investors returning to the Africa's biggest economy.
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Fed policymakers voted 7-3 on Sept 21 to hold steady the target rate for overnight lending between banks at 0.25 percent to 0.5 percent.
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Economists surveyed by Reuters expected payrolls to grow by 175,000, compared with 157,0003 in December, and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 4.7 percent.
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Reis, meanwhile, expects retail vacancy rates to "hold steady" relatively in 2019, as rents continue to tick up slightly but remain below the inflation rate.
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Economists are looking for employment in the private and public sector to rise by 195,000 and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.7 percent.
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In order to capture a ghost, you first have to flash it with light and then hold steady while it tries to escape the vacuum.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady in the days ahead, with a possibility of marginal appreciation, helped by inflows from the agriculture sector.
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Argentine auto exports and production for 2016 are expected to hold steady or drop slightly, the ADEFA association of Argentine vehicle makers said this year.
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You have compared it to the vulnerable instant when, climbing stairs, one foot trusts the other to hold steady as it ascends the next step.
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Economists surveyed by FactSet expect to see 195,000 new jobs, up from January's 151,000, with the unemployment rate likely to hold steady at 4.9 percent.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) is set to hold steady this week as recent economic indicators point towards a slowdown of the euro zone economy.
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He also said risks have grown to the Fed's outlook and that a belief in May that rates should hold steady has come into question.
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The Indian rupee INR= is also forecast to weaken to 68.00 per dollar in six months, and then hold steady until end-April next year.
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PMIs for France and Germany are forecast to hold steady after last month's sparkling performance, although economists at Commerzbank saw limited potential for further gains.
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Prices in London, for decades a magnet for foreign investors and speculators, will fall 1.5% this year and only hold steady in 2020, the Nov.
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Output in August alone dropped by 0.1% on the month versus economists' average forecast for it to hold steady, the Office for National Statistics said.
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Even as the likelihood of a shutdown grew, the greenback managed to hold steady against a group of major currencies on a trade-weighted basis.
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According to FactSet, the Street is expecting September's unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.7% with nonfarm payrolls growing by 150,000 versus 130,000 in August.
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The central bank holds its December policy meeting on Tuesday and is widely expected to hold steady as it gauges the impact of past stimulus.
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The linchpin for all of it was that inflation also would hold steady as the Goldilocks economy — not too hot, not too cold — chugged along.
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Tanzania's shilling is expected to hold steady due to dollar demand from the energy and manufacturing sectors being met by supply from agriculture and mining sectors.
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Most superhero books are published once per month, on a relatively regular schedule, and they come out year after year after year, if sales hold steady.
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Markets, meanwhile, figure the Fed to hold steady for a while, then assign a 67% chance of a rate cut by the end of the year.
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Yeah, The Hold Steady, we didn't play for 18 months, and then we played a few shows in September and then four in Brooklyn in December.
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Trump has even continued to implicitly hold steady on this belief during this campaign and recycled it for use on Ted Cruz during the GOP primary.
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New albums still have a slight lead when it comes to digital sales, and if the numbers hold steady throughout 2016, it can maintain that lead.
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He and his team are very good at their jobs—printing speeds keep rising, and jam rates hold steady or decline—and his promotion seems inevitable.
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When it comes to personal spending, women are also being conservative, planning to hold steady (53%) or trim personal spending (27%) over the next 12 months.
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Canada's central bank has remained firmly on the sidelines since October 2018, opting to hold steady even as its counterparts, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, ease.
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The tree comes pre-strung with 50 white lights that can be set to blink or hold steady, faux gold berries, and real albeit tiny pinecones.
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While Dillinger Four getting a shout-out from The Hold Steady made sense, they'd get an even more surprising look from punk's biggest band: Green Day.
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It is too early to notice the effect of the new tax law, but economists expect that the unemployment rate will hold steady at 4.1 percent.
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Even as the likelihood of a shutdown grew, the greenback managed to hold steady against a group of major currencies on a trade-weighted basis =USD.
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The euro managed to hold steady in early Asian trade, changing hands at $1.1411, having advanced over the last four trading sessions despite poor economic fundamentals.
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The nonfarm payrolls count missed the 145,000 estimate from economists surveyed by Dow Jones; the expectation on the jobless rate was to hold steady at 3.7%.
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The nonfarm payrolls count missed the 145,0003 estimate from economists surveyed by Dow Jones; the expectation on the jobless rate was to hold steady at 3.7%.
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Full-time employees will qualify for as much as four weeks of paid parental leave, and worker health-care premiums will hold steady at current rates.
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Publicly commemorating an album's 10th anniversary is not the most brash rock 'n' roll move, but forgive the Hold Steady and its fans for feeling nostalgic.
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Charlie Baker said Monday that "we told the National Guard to hold steady and to not go down to the border — period," according to NBC 10 Boston.
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The Fed is expected to hold steady at the end of its two-day meeting, which will be followed by a Fed Chair Janet Yellen's news conference.
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The offshore yuan managed to hold steady, even after China's central bank set its daily midpoint fixing at 7.0136 per dollar, the weakest since April 5003, 2008.
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Speaking in London, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said Tuesday that the Fed can hold steady on interest rates while waiting for economic data points to emerge.
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Something you like, and also you've got the image of The Hold Steady as rock and roll, beery, boozy, but you can't keep that up forever, right?
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted industrial output growth would hold steady at 5.9 percent as in October, data released by the National Bureau of Statistics showed.
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Because bonds don't have much room to rally at current price and yield levels, they may merely hold steady, or potentially lose a little when stocks falter.
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The offshore yuan managed to hold steady, even after China's central bank set its daily midpoint fixing at 7.0136 per dollar, the weakest since April 2, 2008.
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Most analysts projected the Swiss franc would hold steady against the euro over the next six months, with the balance tipping towards a depreciation of the franc.
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Though he said he believed the global economy will hold steady, for now, he cited concerns about longer term growth if the so-called Brexit goes through.
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But the decision to hold steady in January, while widely expected, underscored that the Fed still regards the economic expansion as fragile and in need of assistance.
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Rates of early-onset colon cancer are rising in many high-income countries even as rates among older adults hold steady or decline, a new study shows.
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The central bank holds its December policy meeting on Tuesday and is widely expected to hold steady as it gauges the full impact of its past stimulus.
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The Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for December eased to 51.5 from 51.8 the previous month missing analysts' expectations that the reading would hold steady .
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Even as overall numbers on impeachment and presidential approval hold steady, the poll suggests a growing gender gap, with women increasingly negative in their assessment of Trump.
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KAMPALA, April 212.0780 (Reuters) - The currencies of Uganda and Tanzania are likely to depreciate next week as Zambia's appreciates and those of Nigeria and Kenya hold steady.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission would see their budgets hold steady at $250 million and $1.6 billion, respectively, under the new budget.
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"We expect the shilling to hold steady next week or slightly appreciate because corporates will be buying shilling to pay their end of the month obligations," she said.
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Renewed faith in trade talks and the potential of a fourth-quarter rebound has also prompted some economists to call on the Fed to hold steady for now.
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Additionally, the album was produced by John Agnello, who is best known for his work with indie icons such as Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth, and the Hold Steady.
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Statistics Canada's jobs report is expected to show that the economy added 10,000 jobs in April, while the unemployment rate is forecast to hold steady at 6.7 percent.
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And conversions aren't making up the difference: If unaffiliated retention rates hold steady, it won't be too long before Christianity's reign as the country's majority religion is over.
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ET (NAR)• Mortgage applications hold steady as rates remain low (CNBC) In a surprise move, Saudi Arabia's king has elevated his son, Mohammad bin Salman, to crown prince.
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India's robust economic expansion also is expected to hold steady at 7.6 percent, while Brazil and Russia are projected to remain in deeper recessions than forecast in January.
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"While the wage growth rate didn't increase this month, having it hold steady is a good sign," said Cathy Barrera, chief economist at ZipRecruiter, an online employment marketplace.
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What will the Fed do at its next meeting if the unemployment rate continues to hold steady (or even fall further) and wage growth starts to pick up?
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Friday's payrolls number is forecast to show job gains of 145,19823, up from the 130,000 in August, while the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 3.7%.
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"Thrashing Thru the Passion" by The Hold Steady The Brooklyn rock band had their moment of critical exaltation a decade or so ago, but rather lost their way.
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At some point, we discover that innocent behaviors, like drinking 10 beers and yelling about the Hold Steady until the lights come on, now result in terrible consequences.
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They weren't as outwardly collegial as Vampire Weekend, thinking man's frat-boy like The National or The Hold Steady, or as cool party dad edgy as James Murphy.
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The consensus view from the latest poll of over 2114.7 foreign exchange strategists, taken Nov 1.6-8, showed the dollar was expected to hold steady over the coming year.
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Futures traders expect the Fed to hold steady through the year, and in fact are pricing in a 45 percent of a rate cut by the end of 2019.
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"My own view right now is that we should hold steady for a while and watch how developments and the data unfold before taking any more action," Harker said.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week with a high possibility of appreciation due to dollar inflows from the mining, agriculture and tourism sectors, traders said.
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GOLD RUSH The offshore yuan managed to hold steady, even after China's central bank set its daily midpoint fixing at 7.0136 per dollar, the weakest since April 13, 2008.
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Of 18 analysts surveyed in a Reuters poll, 10 said they expected the central bank to cut the rate while the rest said they expected it to hold steady.
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The decision comes a day after the U.S. Federal Reserve decided to hold steady on rates and after fears eased that the Fed would signal a rise in June.
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Preparations by central banks, finance ministers and the U.S. treasury secretary helped ensure the global economy will hold steady in the short term, he said at a news conference.
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The partisan gap has widened over that time as Republican views hold steady, with 47% saying belief in God is not needed to be moral or have good values.
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The manufacturers' index is seen rising to 29 in October, while the service-sector index is expected to hold steady, after July's decline led by real estate/construction firms.
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"I think it's cruel and inhumane, and we told the National Guard to hold steady and to not go down to the border, period," Baker told CNN affiliate WHDH.
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Trump's unapologetic unilateralism, combined with his inability to hold steady positions on policies, is achieving the opposite of what Trump set out to do with his "America First" strategy.
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Isaac Fitzgerald, the books editor at Buzzfeed (and a friend), tackles it all — the tragedies, the humor, the emotion — in this memoir of his relationship with The Hold Steady.
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Economists expect the policy rate will be cut again to 1.75 percent by the fourth quarter and then hold steady, although some are predicting rates are headed even lower.
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TANZANIA Tanzania's shilling is expected to hold steady next week due to the slowing demand for dollars from importers whose trade activities have been hurt by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Besides the expected trade deal, investors are also looking to U.S. inflation data due at 1330 GMT, with consensus expectations for it to hold steady at 0.2% in December.
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Three of the 10 voting members dissented from the Fed's cut in September, with two preferring to hold steady and one wanting to reduce rates by a larger amount.
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After having raised rates from near zero in December, the Fed last week cited a slowdown overseas and early-year market turmoil as reasons to hold steady on rates.
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It did not come until I was in The Hold Steady, which is a band I started when I was 31, and didn't happen probably until I was 33, 1003.
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The annual increase is forecast to hold steady at 1.7 percent between 2019 and 2022, before jumping by 3.0 percent in 2023, the year after Macron's current presidential mandate ends.
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NAIROBI, March 2102.00 (Reuters) - Nigeria's naira was expected to strengthen slightly against the dollar next week on the parallel market, while several other African currencies were expected to hold steady.
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The UK jobless rate is forecast to hold steady at 5.1 percent, close to what many would call full employment. reuters://realtime/verb=Open/url=cpurl://apps.cp./Apps/Economic-Monitor?
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The Tanzanian shilling will hold steady in the days ahead, a trader said, on the back of an expected uptick in appetite for dollars toward the end of the month.
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As Republicans hope to hold steady and keep their incumbents from heading out the door, insiders suggest that legislative victories could go a long way toward persuading lawmakers to stay.
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The BOJ's decision comes a day after the U.S. Federal Reserve decided to hold steady on rates and after fears eased that the Fed would signal a rise in June.
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KAMPALA, Dec 214.4240 (Reuters) - Zambia's kwacha and Kenya's shilling are expected to strengthen against the dollar in the next week to Thursday, while Tanzania's shilling will hold steady, traders said.
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Policymakers now anticipate the US economy will grow slightly stronger than previously expected, at a 2.2% rate, and unemployment will hold steady at 3.7%, according to their updated economic projections.
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The Atlanta Fed's "sticky" CPI indicator of items with prices that tend to hold steady longer is at 2.6 percent, the highest reading since August and second-highest since April 2009.
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But he said the factors in Wednesday's board decision to hold steady were waiting for new staff forecasts at the bank's next meeting in November and European Central Bank policy actions.
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"The fact is it's not about one particular headline but more about the fears that are finally coming true; we have watched production cuts hold steady while exports grow," Friedlander said.
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Economists surveyed by Reuters were expecting nonfarm payrolls to show growth of 205,000 for March, down from the initially reported 242,000, and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 4.9 percent.
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Cummings would also hold steady the nation's moral compass, while keeping his finger on the pulse of his neighborhood and his city, mindful of their problems but also of their possibilities.
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Now, structures in Florida must be able to withstand winds of 111 mph and higher, while Miami-Dade and Broward buildings must hold steady against winds of at least 130 mph.
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NAIROBI, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Uganda's shilling and Zambia's kwacha are both expected to strengthen slightly against the U.S. dollar in the next week while Kenya's shilling will hold steady, traders said.
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Retail trade, in the midst of the key holiday shopping season, managed to hold steady and even add a small number of jobs to help offset net losses for the year.
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Chances of an interest rate hike in January have dropped to less than 103 percent from 210 percent before Thursday's decision to hold steady, the overnight index swaps market indicated BOCWATCH.
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If those growth rates hold steady, then T-Series would catch up with PewDiePie by the end of October, ending Kjellberg's five-year reign as the YouTuber with the most subscribers.
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Economists surveyed by Reuters had expected a nonfarm payrolls gain of 195,000 and the jobless rate to hold steady at 3.8 percent, which had been tied for the lowest since 1969.
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This is a man who—alone, impervious to distraction, unafraid of risk, and under pressure—has an unwavering faith in his capacity to hold steady and make it over the finishing line.
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However, the removal of the BoE's backstop bid is not expected to deter issuance in the near term, with spreads forecast to hold steady following a string of successful deals last week.
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ACCRA, Aug 290 (Reuters) - The currencies of Ghana, Zambia and Uganda are likely to trade on the back foot in the coming week but those of Nigeria and Kenya may hold steady.
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Research conducted by Peter Hinrichs, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, shows that overall enrolment of black and Hispanic students appeared to hold steady, despite the affirmative-action bans.
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KAMPALA, Oct 2.65 (Reuters) - Traders expect Uganda's shilling to strengthen against the dollar next week, but predict a weakening of the Tanzanian currency and those of Kenya and Zambia to hold steady.
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Outstanding yuan loans are expected to grow 26% from a year earlier, edging down from 22020% in the previous month, while M2 money supply growth is expected to hold steady at 8.4%.
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Outstanding yuan loans are expected to grow 20203% from a year earlier, edging down from 22020% in the previous month, while M21 money supply growth is expected to hold steady at 27.0389%.
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The central bank is currently expecting the New Zealand dollar to rise a little on a trade weighted basis from 73.8 in December to 75.0, and hold steady at that level throughout 2018.
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Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady, helped by dollar demand from the telecoms, energy and manufacturing sector being matched by supply from companies selling dollars to meet end-month obligations like salaries.
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NAIROBI, April 2360.12 (Reuters) - The Kenyan and Ugandan shillings are expected to weaken against the U.S. dollar in the next week to Thursday while Tanzania's currency is likely to hold steady, traders said.
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On past releases of these seven-inches, the Brooklyn native has handed the record's flipside to Tigers Jaw, Craig Finn of The Hold Steady, and most recently David Bazan of Pedro the Lion.
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"The Board's view is that it is likely that we will hold steady for a while yet," Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe said before a parliamentary economics committee in Canberra.
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In the same way that the Hold Steady turned bar-band rock into M.F.A. fiction, Pup churns more convincingly in its music the more the frontman-songwriter Stefan Babcock roils in his lyrics.
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During the week of the third anniversary of my grandmother's death, I went to a concert (shoutout to the Hold Steady) with my wedding officiant and my oldest comedian friend (two different people).
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I keep my Hold Steady bashing to a ritualistic monthly affair now, even if only to make sure that there are still some Greenpoint bars that I can get a drink for free.
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The Tanzanian shilling is expected to hold steady next week due to receding demand pressure for hard currency from merchandise importers as the disruption of travel by the coronavirus epidemic hobbles international trade.
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For September, though, expectations are similar: economists surveyed by Dow Jones are looking for Friday's Labor Department estimate to show payroll growth of 145,000 and the unemployment rate to hold steady at 3.7%.
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NAIROBI, June 2 (Reuters) - Kenya's shilling, Ghana's cedi and Zambia's kwacha are seen weakening in the next week to Thursday, while the Tanzanian and Nigerian currencies are expected to hold steady, traders said.
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Czech inflation accelerated in December though most analysts expected the bank would continue to hold steady on rates despite ongoing debate over a hike, which was voted down at the last three meetings.
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Powell at the hearing painted an optimistic picture of a sturdy economy that is likely to hold steady amid a series of global threats but could be hampered by fallout from the lethal coronavirus.
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NAIROBI, Sept 29.6500 (Reuters) - The Kenyan, Ugandan and Tanzanian shillings and Nigerian naira are likely to hold steady against the dollar in the next week to Thursday while Zambia's kwacha will weaken, traders said.
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The Fed clearly has more influence over short-end interest rates, but all rates might be expected to move higher across the curve, or at least hold steady, with the Fed in hiking mode.
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Output in the three months to June was 2.2 percent higher than a year earlier, the strongest annual growth in a year and exceeding a forecast for it to hold steady at 2.0 percent.
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And even with a recent Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruling that alters the way master limited partnerships like Magellan are allowed to account for income taxes, Mears was confident his business would hold steady.
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The policymakers base their assessment on whether to raise, hold steady or cut interest rates on how they think the economy is currently performing and how they think it will do in coming months.
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In the June report, the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 3.6%, while average hourly wages are expected to increase by 0.3%, or 1403% year over year, up from 3.1% in May.
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Over the last few years, many national headlines and investigative reports have revealed the military's inability to combat sexual assault in the ranks and hold steady a military justice system which holds assailants accountable.
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A college degree, even a two year one, seems increasingly necessary just to hold steady in a world where automation and globalization are depressing wages and employment for the less skilled and less educated.
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Output in August alone dropped by 0.1% on the month versus economists' average forecast for it to hold steady, while growth in July was revised up to 1.53%, the Office for National Statistics said.
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Output in August alone dropped by 0.1% on the month versus economists' average forecast for it to hold steady, while growth in July was revised up to 0.4%, the Office for National Statistics said.
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At the same time, liberal groups have begun launching petitions and email campaigns to keep the pressure on Clinton to hold steady in her support of the progressive policies she embraced during the primaries.
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The firmed warned that Boeing's free cash flow is likely to hold steady in the coming years as the company's "turnaround will take time" as it works through issues with its 266 Max aircraft.
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Appearing on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " Maley noted on Thursday that as the market fell to fresh lows in December, American Airlines managed to hold steady at its prior lows from October, finding resistance around $30.
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Melenchon's score climbed to 17 percent in the first round from 13.5 percent two weeks ago while Fillon, whose campaign has struggled as he faced nepotism allegations, saw his score hold steady at 18 percent.
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MSCI's index for Latin American stocks barely managed to hold steady as losses on Mexico's IPC index offset gains made by Colombia's IGBC index with markets in Brazil and Argentina closed for the Carnival holiday.
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NAIROBI, April 2685 (Reuters) - Kenya's shilling and the Zambian kwacha are expected to firm on the back of increased demand for local currency, while the Nigerian naira and Ghana's cedi are set to hold steady.
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"Ford's struggles on the car side are pulling its total numbers down, even as most automakers hold steady with the overall market," said Karl Brauer, an analyst for the auto research firm Kelley Blue Book.
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If oil prices hold steady and rise, that will filter through to prices in the real economy and even start to push up headline annual inflation once the price rises above its year-ago level.
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Craig Finn – Faith in the Future Not sure if Harry is much of a Hold Steady fan, but he could probably dig frontman Craig Finn's solo album even without having heard Boys and Girls in America.
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The thing is, energy from coal production could hold steady instead of dropping, experts say, if Trump repealed the Clean Power Plan, which aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from power plants — especially those burning coal.
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ACCRA, May 33 (Reuters) - The Ghanaian Cedi and Zambian kwacha are forecast to extend losses against the dollar in the next week to Thursday, while Nigeria and other currencies are expected to hold steady, traders said.
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The central bank said earlier this week that an interest rate cut remained possible if the risks from policy uncertainty in the United States materialize, though most economists expect the bank to hold steady into 2018.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has ruled out cutting rates to the negative levels seen in countries teetering on the brink of recession, and the bank is expected to hold steady on rates for the foreseeable future.
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This quarter, which included a summer largely spent at a slew of closed-door events and away from the campaign trail, Ms. Harris has seen her financial standing hold steady even as her political prospects fell.
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Over in the U.S., the Fed is expected to hold steady, but investors will eye the tone of the statement after the U.S. central bank in December forecast as many as three interest rate hikes in 2017.
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Strategy Analytics pegs its drop at 214.9 per cent (with 214.6 million smartphones sold in Q1 2016), and says the new Galaxy S7 flagship and popular J series models are "helping to hold steady its smartphone leadership".
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The unemployment rate fell to 2000 percent in the April-June period, the lowest since the three months to February 211.7 and beating economists' forecasts for it to hold steady at a previous low of 22000 percent.
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The murder rate increases in 22006 large US cities and nationwide also don't mean that every city in the US saw a rise; New York City, for example, has seen crime drop or hold steady for years.
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Those who want the central bank to unwind its easing fell to 27 percent from 45 percent in a January 2018 poll, while the share wanting it to hold steady rose to two-thirds from 49 percent.
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The Tanzanian shilling may hold steady against the dollar or strengthen slightly next week, buoyed by a slowdown in dollar demand from importers and expected month-end inflows as companies convert hard currency to pay taxes and salaries.
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The shilling is forecast to hold steady in the next week, supported by a rise in Treasury bill rates that is expected to draw in foreign exchange and central bank action to mop up excess local currency liquidity.
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Analysts see one chance in four sterling will reach parity with euro in next year UK inflation expectations hold steady despite recent price climb -Bank of England If anyone needs a "normalisation" of monetary policy, it's the banks.
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The naira is expected to hold steady around its present level against the greenback in the parallel and official interbank market as dollar flows from Nigerians living abroad who are expected to visit home during the December holidays.
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BUENOS AIRES, April 8 (Reuters) - Argentina's auto production will hold steady or drop slightly this year as sales are hit by the steep recession in main trading partner Brazil, the ADEFA association of vehicle makers said on Friday.
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Part-time jobs and workers aged over 50 accounted for the entirety of the net increase in employment during the second quarter, while the jobless rate rose to 3.9%, against expectations for it to hold steady at 3.8%.
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And Wednesday's figures showed a measure of core inflation, which excludes relatively the volatile prices of energy, fuel, alcohol and tobacco, rose to a six-month high of 1.9% versus forecasts for it to hold steady at 1.8%.
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The version heard over the titles was by Florence + the Machine — you might recall bands like the National ("The Rains of Castamere") and the Hold Steady ("The Bear and the Maiden Fair") doing similar recordings in earlier seasons.
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The murder rate increases in 22006 large US cities and nationwide also don't mean that every big city in the US saw a rise; New York City, for example, has seen crime drop or hold steady for years.
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However, the Fed's "dot plot" from the June FOMC meeting, which shows where individual members expect rates to go over the next few years, indicated a close divide between those wanting to hold steady and those wanting to cut.
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Although Switzerland's export-led economy did not go into a recession following "Frankenshock", the effects have weighed on growth, which Koch said he expected to hold steady at 13 percent in 2017 before increasing to 1.5 percent in 2018.
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The exports, including 850,000 barrels of Basra Heavy, are expected to hold steady through the end of the year, Hayan Abdulghani Abdulzahra, the head of state-owned South Oil Company (SOC), told Reuters in an interview late on Sunday.
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"It's cruel and inhumane, and we told the National Guard to hold steady and to not go down to the border, period," Mr. Baker, who had initially pledged to deploy two Guard troops and a helicopter, said on Monday.
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The BOJ's decision to hold steady in the face of soft global demand and a rise in the yen was particularly jarring for markets after media reports that the central bank wanted to go deeper into negative interest rates.
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Sonically, the release's four songs might not put your skull through the sheetrock like his Single Mothers LP—it has more in common with The Hold Steady than Minor Threat—but Thomson's brash way with words is still on display.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound is set to mostly hold steady against both a shaky dollar and the firming euro this year, but much will hinge on progress in Britain's talks with Brussels on its withdrawal from the European Union.
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The BOJ's move to hold steady in the face of soft global demand and a sharp rise in the yen was particularly jarring for markets after earlier media reports said the bank intended to cut interest rates deeper into negative territory.
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And although I wouldn't stake my life on my ability to hold steady under pressure (also, I have untrustworthy ankles), I'm grateful to those who do for reminding me that we humans have something vertiginous and tenacious in our blood.
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"My own view right now is that we should hold steady for a while and watch how developments and the data unfold before taking any more action," Harker said in prepared remarks for a speech in Malvern, a Philadelphia suburb.
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The yield has remained elevated above its lows on concerns that the BOJ, which already holds a third of outstanding JGBs, will hold steady or even begin trimming the amount of debt it buys after its review meeting over September 20 to 21.
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The BOJ's decision to hold steady in the face of soft global demand and a sharp rise in the yen was particularly jarring for markets after media reports ahead of the meeting had said it wanted to go deeper into negative interest rates.
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The single currency managed to hold steady against the dollar at $1.1377, having hit a 10-week low of $1.1332 on Monday on news that German Chancellor Angela Merkel would not seek re-election as head of her Christian Democrats (CDU) party.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - All of the Federal Reserve's 12 regional banks wanted to hold steady the rate commercial banks are charged for emergency loans ahead of the U.S central bank's last policy meeting, minutes from a discussion of the discount rate showed on Tuesday.
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Craig Finn of the Hold Steady, Ben Gibbard of Death Cab For Cutie, Julien Baker, Twilight Sad, Aaron Dessner of the National, Manchester Orchestra, and many others jumped at the request—so many that three songs from the album are covered twice.
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Wall Street is hunkering down for a longer, more intense trade war, according to Goldman Sachs' monthly poll of more than 219,393 of the bank's institutional and corporate trading clients, which found that most expect tariffs to hold steady as talks continue.
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Despite the changes coming to Washington next year, U.S. business leaders remain upbeat about 2017 — nearly half of those surveyed expect the current economic climate to hold steady for at least the first half of the year and a third anticipate an improved environment.
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It's one of the strangest scenes in all of Game of Thrones, because immediately after the violent mutilation, the credits roll with a raucous version of the in-world song "The Bear and the Maiden Fair" performed by real-world rock band the Hold Steady.
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ET. (CNBC)* ECB set to hold steady amid heightened economic risks (CNBC) On the earnings front today, Delta Air Lines (DAL) will release quarterly earnings before today's opening bell, while retailer Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) is out with quarterly numbers after today's closing bell.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lenders in Britain said demand for mortgages rose significantly in the second quarter and is expected to hold steady in the third quarter, a Bank of England survey showed, adding to other signs that a housing market slowdown might be bottoming out.
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As Hidden Figures racks up awards attention (the Academy nominated it in three separate categories, including best picture, on Tuesday morning), audience interest should hold steady, with the film likely dropping a mere 20-30 percent for a three-day finish approaching $12 million. 5.
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According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, coal's share in the electricity mix will hold steady at around 30 percent absent the Clean Power Plan, while it would decline to a little over 20 percent in 2030 with the Clean Power Plan in place.
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Stocks fell early in the day on the BOJ's decision to hold steady in the face of soft global demand and a rise in the yen, jarring markets particularly after media reports that the central bank would likely go deeper into negative interest rates.
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Gasoline sales, which make up about 25 percent of the business, are expected to hold steady or grow only slightly, with car fuel efficiency gains being offset by population growth and rising vehicle ownership, Viva Chief Executive Scott Wyatt told reporters on a conference call.
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For safe investments like bank deposits or municipal bonds, a 2 or 3 percent wealth tax may well eat up around 100 percent of interest earnings, meaning those savings might hold steady over time, whereas a 6 or 8 percent tax would reduce wealth.
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Weaker sentiment pushed down most core euro zone government bond yields by up to two basis points.. UniCredit analysts expect that Germany's 10-year government bond yield, the benchmark for the region, will take its lead from U.S. Treasuries and hold steady above 0.4 percent.
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She is preceded in her lyrical practice by songwriters like Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Liz Phair, and Craig Finn, of the Hold Steady—artists who find clever and effective ways to turn arcane impressions into narrative fodder, thus revealing the strange poignancy in minutiae.
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Founded in the early 2000s when the New York indie scene was dominated by brooding atmospherics, the Hold Steady instead drew from straightforward classic-rock influences and brought the party, with their frontman, Craig Finn, spit-singing from a place of triumphant, booze-fueled revelry.
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Meanwhile, minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia's meeting showed that the central bank considered cutting interest rates for a fourth time this year at its November meeting, but decided to hold steady, in part due to risks further easing would harm savers and confidence.
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A Reuters poll of currency strategists on Friday showed the pound is expected to mostly hold steady against both a shaky dollar and the firming euro this year, but much will hinge on progress in Britain's talks with Brussels on its withdrawal from the European Union.
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Gas prices have managed to hold steady throughout much of the U.S. this year, but they now are facing a doubled-edged sword: the transition to more expensive summer gasoline blends and lower U.S. gasoline stocks, which are currently at a 7 million barrel deficit from 2018.
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On Thursday, Wang Yiming, a senior analyst at the Development Research Centre of the State Council, said the yuan CNY=CFXS may be stable in the medium term if China's economic fundamentals hold steady and may appreciate over time if reforms progress well and market perceptions change.
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Medians in the poll predict South Africa will make a first quarter trim of 26.1 basis points to 26.8 percent and while Kenya will hold steady on Monday it is expected to cut 20183 basis points to 22018 percent in the second quarter of next year.
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As we look back on his first few months in office, a telling indicator of this problem is the president's approval ratings which have been hovering (and continue to hold steady) at historic lows in the 6900 percent range, the worst performance of the last 2628 presidents.
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Even if oil prices simply hold steady at $44 a barrel, 20173 percent above a 12-year low near $27 level reached in January, that would gradually offset the dampening effect of energy on inflation and by year-end gently lift the year-on-year figure.
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In addition to the BOJ's decision to hold steady in the face of soft global demand and a sharp rise in the yen, the dollar was also hit by the Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday not to give a strong sign of another rise in rates in June.
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The Labor Department is expected to report 175,000 new jobs for the month, including 170,000 on private payrolls, with the headline unemployment report, which does not include those who have quit looking for work and those working part-time for economic reasons, to hold steady at 4.9 percent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More than 60 percent of Americans would like to see the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's powers preserved or strengthened under incoming President Donald Trump, and the drilling of oil on public lands to hold steady or drop, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll released on Tuesday.
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Leader McConnell's aides and allies are telling GOP senators to hold steady and support the House GOP bill, "don't go off with Lindsey and start cutting some three-day deal," per one person involved Either way, Democrats have said they have the votes to block the spending bill from advancing.
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"For dollar/yen to have a positive response to non-farm payrolls, we would need to see payrolls rise by 200,000 or more and see average hourly earnings growth hold steady or exceed 0.2 percent," said Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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SPX little changed after initially ticking a couple of points higher; down 0.06 pct on the session BONDS: U.S. Treasury yields hold steady; 2s US2YT=RR at 2.595 pct; 10s US10YT=RR at 2.821 pct FOREX: The U.S. dollar back to little changed after initially weakening modestly against the euro EUR= and yen JPY=
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Brooklyn was a nurturing home for the band, though, and its indie-rock scene has continued to shift and evolve, despite a few setbacks: "Goodnight Brooklyn," a new documentary, celebrates the history of — and bemoans the closing of — Death by Audio, a performing arts space in Williamsburg, the neighborhood where the Hold Steady formed.
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Why the hell not!) and collaborators (various members of Leftover Crack, World/Inferno Friendship Society, Guignol, and the Hold Steady) was too much fun to resist, and their shows were always full of love and spilled beer, with Petersen—a working class punk, gravel-voiced troubadour, our gutter Springsteen—holding court at the eye of the storm.
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Former Fed Chair Janet YellenJanet Louise YellenOvernight Energy: Green group sues Trump over major environmental rollback | New fuel efficiency standard could take months to complete | Trump unveils picks for EPA, Energy deputies Coalition plan seeks to cut carbon emissions in half by 2035 On The Money: Democrats urge emergency funding for coronavirus | Kudlow says outbreak will have 'minimal impact' on economy | Top Dem demands Barr recuse himself from case against Turkish bank MORE warned Thursday that a widespread outbreak within the U.S. could plunge the economy into a recession, but expressed that the country could hold steady.
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N. * United States to press Russia on Syria's Assad * Iraq oil exports, OPEC's fastest growing in 2015, hold steady in March * Nigeria expects oil output freeze at Doha meeting even without Iran * Turkey 2015 unemployment 10.3 pct vs 9.9 pct in 2014 -statistics institute * Egypt's GASC says seeks wheat for April 25-May 5 shipment * Egypt supply minister says close to wiping out graft in wheat sector * Egypt's Sisi names 10 ministers in cabinet reshuffle * Egyptian pound weakens sharply against the dollar on black market * Egypt's EFG-Hermes 2015 net profit 649 mln Egyptian pounds * Saudi bourse asks banks to pitch for IPO advisory roles * Riyadh's ACWA Power in market to buy Saudi Electricity assets * Telco Zain Saudi weighs sale or joint ownership of towers * In era of cheap oil, Saudi loses shine for foreign workers * No need to boost banking liquidity -Saudi c.
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