"Likely, this will only be the lower limit," he said.
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It sets a lower limit at 384 euros per month.
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The lower limit was left unchanged at 15.7 billion euros.
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The lower limit for light, "warm" dark matter is around 1,000 electronvolts.
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U.S. stock futures fell 2373% to hit their daily lower limit and halt trading.
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The lower limit of fossil fuel energy production is roughly 5 cents per kilowatt-hour.
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The system imposes an upper and lower limit to ease impact from sharp market moves.
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It has a lower limit than other lenders, with $35,000 as the maximum loan amount.
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Past the lower limit of 104℉, our central nervous systems start to physically break down.
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Its chief economist, Peter Praet, on Friday said rates have not reached their lower limit yet.
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A. The lower limit for blood pressure is perhaps best defined by symptoms rather than numbers.
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The Apollonis was our best value at $45, roughly the lower limit nowadays for rosé Champagnes.
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So there's not much of a lower limit on what types of products could be equipped with the tech.
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European Central Bank (ECB) chief economist Peter Praet on Friday said rates have not reached their lower limit yet.
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Getting around this apparent lower limit of silicon needed to produce a semiconductor will require new materials, it seems.
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This accords with the reality that the lower limit on interest rates simply was not a problem until recently.
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Massano told O Pais that the kwanza was currently trading within the adopted band, but near the lower limit.
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Dr Hanson and her team reviewed research that measured how often vaccines were exposed to temperatures below the lower limit.
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Welspun shares fell 10 percent at the open on Thursday, and hit the daily lower limit for a fourth day.
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Nearly 103 stocks on the small-cap ChiNext index plunged before hitting the 210 percent lower limit, according to Reuters.
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Several African nations, who may see far worse drought in that half-degree range, also pushed for the lower limit.
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An annual poll conducted by AAA of licensed drivers has consistently found that two-thirds of respondents support a lower limit.
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But as global emissions continue to rise, that lower limit could be passed as early as 2030 - when Villasenor will be 25.
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"Most people, regardless of age, gender, or orientation will have both an upper and lower limit for sexual satisfaction," he tells me.
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If you use your phone mostly for work and want to "unplug" on your days off, then make a lower limit for weekends.
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The European Union has capped bankers' bonuses at 100 percent of annual salary, but the Netherlands opted to impose a much lower limit.
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About 93 percent of the Oyu Tolgoi workforce is Mongolian, exceeding a lower limit of 90 percent set in a 2009 investment pact.
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Now, Russia says that the missile has a range of 2202 kilometers, or 2628 kilometers less than the lower limit of the treaty.
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Mikhail Matveyevsky claimed the missile has a range of 28500 kilometers, or 6900 kilometers less than the lower limit of the INF Treaty.
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There is no upper or lower limit on FundsNow payouts, and they will apply to any payments made via PayPal, mobile or otherwise.
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That is seen by some as the lower limit because it would likely trigger a political backlash in cash-rich countries such as Germany.
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That's about one billionth of a degree above absolute zero, or zero Kelvin, which is the lower limit of the traditional thermodynamic temperature scale.
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Last week, the head of Russia's military's missile and artillery forces said the new missile's maximum range fell short of the treaty's lower limit.
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Russia has denied this, saying the missile has a range of 480 kilometers — 20 kilometers less than the lower limit imposed by the treaty.
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Last week, the head of Russia's military's missile and artillery forces said the new missile's maximum range fell short of the treaty's lower limit.
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Image: John TeufelWhen it comes to cooling things in the lab, scientists have long found an experimental lower limit just above the theoretical coldest temperature.
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The scientists have been trying to find a lower limit beyond which life cannot exist, but the deeper they dig the more life they find.
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The lower limit could cost trucking companies up to $1.5 billion to comply with, as drivers would be on the road longer, the agencies estimate.
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That figure is just below the $206,563 that Census data show as the lower limit for the top 5 percent of U.S. households in 2014.
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QATAR: Since 1980, the riyal has been pegged at 3.64 to the U.S. dollar with an upper limit of 3.6415 and a lower limit of 3.6385.
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A recent UN report suggested that the lower limit might keep sea level rise below 1 meter, and limit ocean acidification and damage to marine life.
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They, along with another third whose incomes put them above the poverty line but below the lower limit of the middle class, are the neighborhood's have-nots.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia may review the lower limit of its airfares and consider increasing the rates set by low-cost carriers, the transport minister said on Thursday.
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Among the largest industrialized countries, only the U.S., United Kingdom (with the exception of Scotland, which sets a lower limit) and Canada permit BACs as high as 0.08.
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At its upper limit, it has a radius of about 500 meters, or a third of a mile, and only a couple hundred meters at its lower limit.
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Landauer's resolution of the conundrum of Maxwell's demon set an absolute lower limit on the amount of energy a finite-memory computation requires: namely, the energetic cost of forgetting.
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Most controversially, it suggested an overall "output floor"—a lower limit for the sum of RWAs—of between 60% and 90% of the number reached via the standardised method.
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That coupled with a lower limit on mortgage tax deduction under the new tax law and rising interest rates have raised concerns of a slowdown in the long-term demand.
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He cites economist Kate Raworth's "doughnut economics" — the notion that human flourishing is best found above a lower limit on individual consumption but below an upper limit on collective consumption.
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You could also be approved with a higher premium or restricted terms specifying that your dog is excluded from coverage or covered only up to a lower limit, said Kochenburger.
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The gauges are designed to turn red if they register a force of more than 12 pounds per square inch, the lower limit indicating a possible concussion or brain injury.
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Importantly, the corridor's lower limit helps cushion possible capital outflows, the kind of which China experienced in the lead up to the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest rate hike in December.
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Here's what we know about the "brown note": it's supposedly in the infrasound area, somewhere below 20 hertz – which is beyond the lower limit of what the average human can detect.
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Aside from the lower limit for the mortgage interest deduction, prospective buyers would have to factor in a larger annual tax bill, said Gabby Warshawer, research director at New York's CityRealty brokerage.
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So the government set the costs of reducing the speed limit on various sorts of roads against the benefits, and found that the sums came out in favour of a lower limit.
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Critics have also argued that a lower limit would only prevent an insignificant amount of deaths, especially without the sort of aggressive enforcement of drunk driving laws found in countries with a .
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In turn, lenders may grant them a high-limit credit card or loan at a low interest rate, a lower limit at a high interest rate or even deny their request altogether.
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Bank estimates show that over half of German government bonds are out of reach of QE because they yield less than the deposit rate, the lower limit the ECB has set for purchases.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank rates could remain low unless other policy areas start contributing, raising the risk that they could increasingly hit their effective lower limit, a top policymaker said on Saturday.
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Refugee advocates say the lower limit ignores growing humanitarian crises around the world that are causing people to flee their native countries in greater numbers, and represents a departure from U.S. global leadership.
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According to the new guidelines, those with a history of stroke or heart attack should aim for a target systolic blood pressure below 1403, the lower limit for what is considered high blood pressure.
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The banks — Barclays, Citigroup, Commerzbank, Jefferies, JP Morgan, Nomura, Societe Generale and UBS — are expected to approve the lower limit, as they are keen to keep the profitable financing in play, the sources said.
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However, the Bombardier regional jets operated by American Eagle have a lower limit, forcing the airline to delay or cancel flights if temperatures hit 118 degrees Fahrenheit, as they are predicted to on Tuesday.
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The Paris Agreement, which has now been ratified by 110 countries, pledges to keep global warming "well below" 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times and strive for a lower limit of 1.5 degrees.
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Under the Paris Agreement, which has been ratified by 28 countries, governments have pledged to keep global warming "well below" 2C (3.6F) above pre-industrial times and strive for a lower limit of 1.5C.
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The data also suggested that only 38 of the 64 identified groups of orangutans now include more than 20153 individuals, which the researchers say is the lower limit to be considered a viable grouping.
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In 2016, the agency announced a dramatically lower limit for how much PFAS exposure was safe for people, suggesting a threshold less than one-eighth the amount it had once assured would cause no harm.
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The height of each bar is the income range for each level of education — the upper limit is the 90th percentile, the lower limit is the 10th percentile, and the middle number is the median.
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So, most work with liquid metals and electronics has required the usage of very thick deposits of the metals in question, which in turn puts a prohibitive lower limit on the scale of the electronics.
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Schwab generally recommends that shares in your own employer make up no more than 10 percent to 20 percent of your portfolio, although some advisors suggest an even lower limit of 5 percent to 10 percent.
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Shares in Coffee Day hit their lower limit for the trading day and plunged 75.73% to a fresh all-time low of 122.75 rupees on Wednesday, fresh off the back of another 20% slide on Tuesday.
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It also says holding average temperature rise to the lower limit would allow the world to save at least 10 percent of coral reefs, compared with 2 degrees, which would see virtually all of them disappear.
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Islands have had successes at international climate talks, she noted - from winning a lower limit on global temperature rise in the Paris climate deal to convincing the world's shipping industry to curb its planet-warming emissions.
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For nearly everyone else, he puts the lower limit at about 30 percent of a portfolio that also includes bonds and cash, and the upper limit for stocks at about 70 percent, depending on market conditions.
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More than half of German debt is out of reach of quantitative easing, private estimates show, because it yields less than the ECB's deposit rate, the lower limit the central bank has set for its purchase programme.
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"It's unlikely that the rings formed around them in their current state, so if you can date the ages of the surfaces, maybe you could at least provide a lower limit to the age of the rings."
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That is the lower limit of the $275-289 range that a World Bank-backed committee chaired by Joseph Stiglitz and Lord Nicholas Stern, two economists, considers necessary by 2788 to stay on track for the Paris goal.
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CO2 concentrations look set to breach the lower limit in under ten years, and the upper target in less than 20 years, based on the trend in the Mauna Loa data (Scripps CO2 program, Scripps Institution of Oceanography).
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The aim is to produce a system that could help human babies born at 23 weeks, which is currently the lower limit of viability (between a third and half of such babies survive, and even that requires heroic efforts).
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Just over 2.3 trillion euros of the 7.4 trillion euros of the bonds, equal to 31.45 percent, yield less than the minus 0.4 percent deposit rate, which marks the lower limit for ECB purchases under its bond-buying scheme.
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The United Nations' climate science panel said this month global warming would likely reach the lower limit aimed for in the Paris climate pact of 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial times, between 2030 and 2052.
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According to Bloomberg, Amazon will let campaigns sign up to receive voice donations starting at just $5, and will process up to $200 per donor for each campaign, which is a much lower limit than on most digital platforms.
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The lower limit, now in effect across most of the city, has fostered a big culture shift on broad streets like Queens Boulevard, or Ocean Parkway, which carries a heavy load of the traffic from central and southern Brooklyn.
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Ships operating in emission control areas in the Baltic Sea, North Sea, most of the coast of Canada and the United States, and parts of the Caribbean are already subject to a lower limit of 0.1 percent, which will not change.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Demand for shares in the initial public offering (IPO) of Brazilian rental car firm Movida Participações SA was gaining traction after it reduced the lower limit in a suggested price range, a source said on Friday.
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Global warming is on track to breach a lower limit of 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 F) set in the 2015 Paris climate accord, hiking the risk of floods, droughts and other weather calamities, a U.N. science report found last year.
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The carmaker said its operating margin might come in between 4 and 5 percent this year, a range it said it would also maintain in 2020, the year before a new lower limit of 95 grams of CO2 per km takes effect.
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"In India — where people forward more messages, photos, and videos than any other country in the world — we'll also test a lower limit of 5 chats at once and we'll remove the quick forward button next to media messages," the company said.
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The country manager for Costco, Patrick Noone, said the membership-based discounter had put an even lower limit on toilet paper purchases of one pack per shopper, following an "influx of people in warehouses across the country in the past week 'stocking up'".
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Global temperatures are likely to rise by 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7° Fahrenheit) between 2030 and 2052 if global warming continues at its current pace, the U.N. said last year, a lower limit nearly 200 nations agreed to strive toward under the Paris Agreement.
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In its policy statement, the RBI said the decision to keep the rate unchanged was in line with its objective of achieving its medium-term inflation target of 4%, with an upper and lower limit of 6% and 2%, respectively, while supporting growth.
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Super-K's latest result, which sets the lower limit on the proton's lifetime just above 1034 years, moves into the region of interest of many models—including that of flipped SU(5), which predicts that protons will take between 1034 and 1036 years to decay.
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But while Super-K could suddenly strike gold in the next few years and confirm one of these models, it could also run for another 20 years, nudging up the lower limit on the proton's lifetime, without definitively ruling out any of the models.
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Co-author Carl-Friedrich Schleussner said the study showed that limiting warming to 1.5C - the lower limit governments agreed to strive for in the 2015 Paris climate accord - would reduce those impacts "considerably", highlighting the need for "urgent action" to cut planet-warming emissions further.
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The Pentagon late Tuesday confirmed North Korea's test was of an ICBM, and South Korea's intelligence services Wednesday confirmed the suspicion that its hostile neighbor fired a missile with a range greater than 5,500 kilometers -- the generally accepted lower limit of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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As part of the measures, North Korean workers in the EU - estimated to be about 400, mainly in Poland - now face a lower limit on the amount for money they can send home and their work visas will not be renewed once they expire.
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Because of the basic physics of the closed-back design, you also get better bass response — with Clark claiming the C Flows can reach down into the single digits of Hz (the lower limit of human hearing is 20Hz) — and better attenuation of outside noise.
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The numbers pushed out of their homes by river floods could be kept to 20 million a year if governments stepped up efforts to keep a rise in temperatures to a globally agreed lower limit of 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, he added.
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"Inflation is on the way to reach the lower limit of the target, and ... the Bank of Israel will want to join the trend of other central banks like the UK, Canada and maybe Sweden," he said, adding that the shekel exchange rate remains a key factor.
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A little reminder from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: According to a draft report leaked last month, by 2050 our planet will almost certainly be 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer — the lower limit imposed by the Paris Agreement — than in preindustrial times.
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I wanted to get an unsecured credit card (the usual kind) but knew that if push came to shove, I'd get a secured credit card with a lower limit (which operates more like a debit card) just so I could get any repayment activity reported to the credit bureaus.
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Of the 50 milk samples collected from the Rivne region, located 200km (124 miles) from the Chernobyl site, "all contained cesium-137 at levels above the limit value set for consumption by adults in Ukraine, and all were substantially above the lower limit set for children," according to the report.
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Research which models the amount of nitrogen trichlorid in a swimming pool over time has led some researchers to suggest that lowering the levels of chlorine in a pool, while remaining above the legal lower limit, would reduce the amount of chlorine available to react to form the toxic chemical.
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Demand for safe-haven debt since Britain's vote to leave the European Union has pushed yields on more than half of eligible German bonds below the deposit rate, the lower limit for ECB purchases, leading some to predict the central bank may run out of these bonds to buy as soon as October.
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Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley – Goldman and Morgan got some negative attention following the stress tests, with a Wall Street Journal column saying the Fed may decide not to let those two companies return as much cash to shareholders as they wish, due to some key ratios falling close to the lower limit.
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The E-minis contract on the S&P 500 hit its lower limit of 2,819 in Asian morning trade, signalling further falls in the main stock markets later on Monday as investors factor in growing risks of a U.S. recession and financial market stress caused by the coronavirus outbreak and plunging oil prices.
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Because the tax on large gifts works in concert with the estate tax, the estate of someone who gives away more than the lower exemption could be hit with a "claw back" tax bill for several million dollars when the law reverts to the lower limit, said James Blase of Blase & Associates in St. Louis.
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The lower limit for the most exacting prudential standards and the Federal Reserve's separate capital-adequacy reviews, now $50bn and covering more than 30 banks, from the titanic JPMorgan Chase, with $2.5trn, to Zions Bancorp, a lender in 11 western states with just $65bn, should also be raised, "to be better tailored to the complexity of bank holding companies".
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