Some would be relieved if the hordes do not materialise.
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When several investments failed to materialise, clients started asking questions.
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A new, continental London is not likely to materialise imminently.
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When that rate hike failed to materialise, investor concerns only worsened.
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Since then, inflation has soared as promised investment failed to materialise.
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This could materialise from a transformation of the European Stability Mechanism.
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But their effects materialise only slowly and economies need succour now.
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After a rebound failed to materialise, the fund closed in 2015.
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Should this not materialise, Fitch would consider a negative rating action.
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The more systematic changes driven by 5G will take longer to materialise.
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If it fails to materialise, a split could become inevitable after all.
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"The sale is unlikely to materialise soon," one of the people said.
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But private-sector enthusiasm faded when promises of contracts did not materialise.
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Because profits are slow to materialise, getting finance is a perennial struggle.
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But hopes are fading that a big reformist push will ever materialise.
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Outside the convention, the violence that many predicted has yet to materialise.
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Perhaps the Doctor and his Tardis will materialise on BritBox back home.
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Airbus has partnered with Materialise, a 3D printing company headquartered in Belgium.
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Fitch does not expect these risks to materialise in the medium-term.
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A good offer can take months to materialise, only to fall through later.
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As the hoped-for demand failed to materialise, the supply continued to increase.
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If such missiles do materialise, putting them anywhere useful will require virtuoso diplomacy.
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Such a slowdown has yet to materialise but remains expected by many economists.
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If they insist on consolidation that favours the weak, that will never materialise.
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In time, the benefits should materialise but for now that's ice-cold comfort.
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However he cautioned that some of the "radical proposals" were unlikely to materialise.
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No new border plan will materialise before the Conservative Party conference on Sept.
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Analysts and investors said a compromise, involving a smaller capital hike, could yet materialise.
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But there are three main reasons to doubt that a big boom will materialise.
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When the "beepocalypse" failed to materialise, humanity lost interest, but the insects' problems persist.
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But despite all this knowledge, a "breathalyser for disease" has stubbornly failed to materialise.
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Even this year's promised extra federal funds have yet to materialise, says Mr Pokrovsky.
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But smelters have failed to materialise as low commodity prices made them economically unviable.
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Brexit's backers fear that, with such a long delay, their project might never materialise.
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However, the Outlook may revert to Stable if the above factors do not materialise.
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However, then the Outlook may revert to Stable if the above factors do not materialise.
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Fitch would not expect any development to materialise until after a general election in 1H18.
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That is just as well, for other hopes of yesteryear are proving slow to materialise.
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But later, when the boom does not materialise, writing a budget will be harder still.
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Layer partnered with 3D design firm Materialise to create an end-to-end customization process.
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Researchers and engineers have worked together with 3D-printing firm Materialise to perfectly scan Otzi.
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But there are growing doubts about whether some of the proposed nuclear plants will materialise.
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However, the Outlook may revert to Stable if the negative factors above do not materialise.
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Pigat estimated pressure on the rial's peg to the dollar might materialise in late 2019.
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Many will be hoping that the market stabilises before large sales of corporate bonds materialise.
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Licences for everything from coal to gas were cancelled and land approvals did not materialise.
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The first is that the bonanza Mongolia expected from the project is yet to materialise.
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Half the country is against the idea and the rest may sour once its drawbacks materialise.
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However, these individual risks are unlikely to materialise simultaneously given their low correlation to each other.
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If these two deals materialise, Le Maire would have earned the banker of the year award.
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For now, that has a whiff of science fiction about it, and it may never materialise.
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In fact, Saturday will see the seventh UFC event materialise in the space of a month.
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Colao said the talks were still progressing but there was no certainty a deal would materialise.
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Those ambitions are now looking shaky if promises of government assistance fail to materialise, Chukwuma said.
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A deal is expected to materialise in the coming weeks, although no mandate has been announced.
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If they materialise, budget consolidation could quickly suffer, hitting investment from its already very low levels.
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Traders still remain optimistic that a trade deal between the world's largest economies will eventually materialise.
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Of course, these door handles can also become contaminated, and Materialise still recommends disinfecting them regularly.
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Traders were expecting the central bank to intervene to ease dollar shortages, which did not materialise.
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But if pessimistic forecasts of climate change materialise, lush Brazil might look enticing to desperate foreign powers.
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Expected reforms of antiquated administrative structures and of restrictive laws governing labour and land did not materialise.
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Unfortunately, take-up has been much lower than expected, partly because the expected savings did not materialise.
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Many growers are put off by the cost of complying, for benefits that often do not materialise.
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Still, with congress controlled by the right, there is little chance that his version could ever materialise.
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Whether a big financial settlement, like the $206bn deal reached with tobacco companies, will materialise is uncertain.
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The realisation of cost synergies in these areas is in our view likely, should the merger materialise.
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The Iranians expected big benefits from sanctions relief; if these do not materialise, their enthusiasm may cool.
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Promises of four-way talks between Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany this autumn have yet to materialise.
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Even the two smelter sources who talked to Reuters seemed uncertain whether the reductions would actually materialise.
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Egyptian officials have previously announced their intention to issue Islamic bonds, but the plans did not materialise.
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Materialise is giving the design away for free online, for anyone able to 3D print to use.
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Materialise told Business Insider that its team took just 24 hours to create and test the design.
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"Both of these events failed to materialise in a major way," said Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen.
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This may not happen: Gou has a history of talking up big investments that do not materialise.
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If these risks materialise, inflation may drift further below the central bank's target of just below 2%.
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The inward investment he promised but failed to deliver in his first term might, he hopes, now materialise.
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HP's 3-D printers have already caught the attention of several companies, including Nike, BMW, Siemens and Materialise.
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That cash will never actually materialise, but asking for it does augur another two years of wall politicking.
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AFTER a grinding two-year recession, the longest in Brazil's history, a recovery has been slow to materialise.
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Jobs promised under an amnesty for militants in the oil-producing south, for instance, mostly failed to materialise.
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Another scenario that could materialise included banks taking a haircut on their debt, said one of the sources.
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But a hoped-for economic turnaround is yet to materialise, and many Zimbabweans are distrustful of Mnangagwa's promises.
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However, new risk factors have accompanied the current re-leveraging cycle, although they will take longer to materialise.
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Some downstream projects may take years to materialise, notes Alan Gelder of Wood Mackenzie, an energy-research firm.
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The full benefits of competition are less likely to materialise, however, without a complete separation of track and trains.
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Magic Leap's mountain of funding, for example, has yet to materialise into anything we can use, virtually or otherwise.
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Currency risk can materialise at - and exacerbate - times of economic stress as this is when depreciation pressure often emerges.
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In terms of main competitors at this point, Taslaq namechecks Materialise and Autodesk — including the latter's recent acquisition, Netfabb.
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And for those things to materialise, Jokowi will need to give a strong lead and make sure others follow.
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We hope it will materialise and - most importantly - that it will take into consideration the interests of the civilians.
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But as the state's water table fell and farming grew more mechanised, jobs in the cities failed to materialise.
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Of the 50 biggest such transactions attempted in the past 20 years, about a third have failed to materialise.
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Adecco had been counting on acceleration in European economic growth that did not materialise, forcing it to pare expectations.
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At the time the company was talking up its IPO prospects, but a public offering has yet to materialise.
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Both of those plans have seemingly failed to materialise in any concrete results, but the intention was certainly there.
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Reuters spoke to five activists who all said protests would achieve little and feared violence if they do materialise.
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They say local investments worth hundreds of millions of dollars, promised by the government in 2015, have yet to materialise.
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The BoE said in August it could cut interest rates closer to zero if its predictions for slower growth materialise.
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BOE MAY NEED TO CUT RATES AND DO MORE QE IF RISKS OF PROTRACTED WEAK GROWTH AND INFLATION UNDERSHOOTING MATERIALISE
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Warnings of debt defaults, balance of payments crises and a collapse of the pound currency have all failed to materialise.
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The conflict and theatrics that the French had feared might split the G7 and wreck the meeting failed to materialise.
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A previously trailed plan to encourage oldies to downsize, freeing up stock for young families, also seemed not to materialise.
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So does the Confederation of British Industry, which wants "a customs union for now"—that is, until future deals materialise.
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But if such growth fails to materialise, the ECB will need to consider what tools to use to stimulate it.
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A pronouncement by the church in Moscow has been promised several times this year but it has yet to materialise.
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Stratasys is up some 85 percent this year, while Materialise is up 753 percent and Tesla is up 45 percent.
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"They have been frustrated that vaguely phrased Chinese promises for economic opportunities have largely failed to materialise," Poggetti told Reuters.
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Some 20,000 scholarships at foreign universities for young people will materialise after El Salvador seeks "strategic alliances" around the world.
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Yet even if a crisis has failed to materialise, that does not mean the bond market is in fine fettle.
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None of these risks appears likely to materialise imminently but they will all increase the higher that oil prices rise.
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Should no refinancing option materialise as we get close to major debt maturities, Fitch would consider a negative rating action.
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"The usual period of summer maintenance of North Sea oil platforms also failed to materialise for a second month running."
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However, an expected leap in U.S. import demand has failed to materialise as buyers opt for gas from domestic shale deposits.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said the meeting had been a good start, but he wanted to see guarantees materialise.
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If a deal fails to materialise, the airline could be dragged into bankruptcy by creditors, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
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Waluyo said the impact of BI's benchmark rate cut last month to credit growth would take 2-3 quarters to materialise.
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However, the launch is highly uncertain, given the company's sales plans have often failed to materialise over the past three years.
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However, YSID is still a relatively new acquisition, so Fitch expects synergies with the parent to materialise only after some time.
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"Since I had already worked extensively on Levitation Photography, I thought of making an effort to materialise their fantasy," Agarwal said.
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The top tier lender had originally forecast loan growth last year of 5 to 8 percent but that did not materialise.
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The central bank said risks it had identified before the referendum were starting to materialise, including lower demand for commercial property.
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Centrica jumped 3.2 percent on relief that an energy price cap proposed in the Conservative manifesto would not materialise as expected.
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Similar past agreements have failed to materialise but this one, with official ties, is a more promising potential pillar of support.
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"The soybean market is waiting for Chinese purchases that are taking their time to materialise," said Nathan Cordier of consultancy Agritel.
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That has failed to materialise, forcing the central bank to turn to negative rates to hit its 2 percent inflation target.
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The new judges Mr Sessions intends to hire will have to materialise quickly if the backlog of cases is to be cut.
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However, given that this is still a relatively new acquisition, Fitch expects synergies with the parent to only materialise after some time.
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As the world's largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia has the means to step in if private funding doesn't materialise for the projects.
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The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectation that no major changes will materialise to considerably change the strong links in the foreseeable future.
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Investors globally were growing concerned that much-anticipated reflationary policies from the new U.S. administration would take longer to materialise than hoped.
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As the worlds largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia has the means to step in if private funding doesnt materialise for the projects.
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Kganyago said market expectations of future central bank actions appeared high, "creating the risk of significant market volatility should these not materialise".
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But Orange's success in stabilising its earnings indicates it could weather the tough competitive environment even if the deal does not materialise.
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He fears that if the benefits fail to materialise soon the standing of President Hassan Rohani and other reformers will be damaged.
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But even if these grim scenarios were to materialise, Swedbank would be starting in a much stronger place than most European banks.
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Sentiment should improve further, he added, as investment pledges encouraged by President Cyril Ramaphosa materialise to spur economic growth and reduce unemployment.
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"Grain markets remain mixed on traders' growing fears the U.S.-China trade deals will not materialise," brokerage Allendale said in a note.
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"If those continue to materialise... market expectations for a rate hike might change depending on the outcome" of U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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"Medium to longer-term upside should materialise once growth and inflation concerns creep into financial markets, reviving safe-haven demand," he said.
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Those votes didn't materialise, but it did increase speculation that the bank may go lower if economic conditions don't continue to improve.
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Egyptian officials have previously announced their intention to issue Islamic and yen, yuan and green bonds, but the plans did not materialise.
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Only a further slowdown in domestic gas production growth will help balance the market and that is unlikely to materialise until 2020.
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When delivery charges and service fees eventually rise, which they will have to if profits are to materialise, some customers may flee.
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The deterioration is driven by an additional EUR10m of infrastructure spending although Fitch expects only half of this will materialise this year.
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At least if it does materialise at some future date, manufacturers now have a ready-made tool-kit to handle the consequences.
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While Johnson's more hawkish stance has made an abrupt split more likely, many in Brussels still doubt that Brexit will materialise this autumn.
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The IMF has proposed that Japan should increase fiscal spending, instead of putting off the tax hike, if risks to the economy materialise.
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When Gulliver last visited New York, and a yellow taxi to the airport failed to materialise, a hastily booked Uber arrived in minutes.
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Mr Lei's case was widely touted as evidence that the rule of law, which Mr Xi says he wants, has yet to materialise.
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Spectators in Whitehall rushed to dip their handkerchiefs in Charles I's blood (in 2008 one would materialise at a genteel auction in Gloucestershire).
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The law's advocates said it would spark an investment boom, despite warnings from President George W. Bush's economic advisers that none would materialise.
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The Bank has previously predicted a rebound in wages which has failed to materialise, despite the sharp fall in British unemployment since 2013.
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But some Chinese ideas, like a railway through the Amazon and a canal through Nicaragua to rival the Panama canal, may never materialise.
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But the flood of foreign investment Mr Macri promised would arrive following Argentina's return to the markets has so far failed to materialise.
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The best solution for CNAF was cash, the person said, since the transfer of stakes HNA offered would take much longer to materialise.
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But that gain would materialise over the course of half a century, with very little of the benefit coming during the first decade.
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The improvement, however, is not expected to materialise this year, as KPN maintained its outlook for core earnings to remain flat in 2018.
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And mooted mergers with stronger peers, which in Monte Paschi's case had been recommended by the ECB, have so far failed to materialise.
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Eileen Atkins has expressed enthusiasm for it and promises to play Vanessa (et al) if a possible film she's keen on doesn't materialise.
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They all seem to agree that Sisu should put the club up for sale, even if a potential buyer is still to materialise.
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Considering the size of the mountains and the weakness of Nepal's economy, the planned infrastructure links to China will take years to materialise.
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Analysts say the Halkbank sanctions underline the risks for other Turkish banks if further penalties materialise that restrict banks' access to dollar funding.
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Hence even if the financial help he is canvassing from international organisations does not materialise, he could just fund his own fiscal stimulus.
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Those operations will take longer and could materialise in 2018, he said, while adding that would also depend on how Brexit talks evolve.
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And the hoped-for trickle-down effect—whereby more female board members would swell the ranks of female executives—has yet to materialise.
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Supporters often grow increasingly frustrated as mooted transfers fail to materialise, even if the transfers in question are little more than media conjecture.
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In fact, it would power 120,000 Chilean households today, and far fewer in the future, if the forecasts of rapid growth in demand materialise.
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Zambia last year announced a range of tax reforms, leading some miners to warn of job losses, although some threats have failed to materialise.
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In general, managers tend to hold back their closers too often, saving them in the hopes of preserving a lead that may never materialise.
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Nagy told reporters that risks to the inflation outlook were balanced and there was an equal chance for these alternative economic scenarios to materialise.
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Her promised handouts would not materialise, since France is already perilously indebted and her scheme to print francs again would spark a financial crisis.
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"We have prudent underwriting practices in place, with the necessary technology to closely monitor these markets and quickly react if situations materialise," McKay said.
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NORWEGIAN AIR'S KARLSEN SAYS, ON JOINT VENTURE, WE HAVE RESTRUCTURED THE WHOLE ORDER, IT IS DOWN TO WHETHER WE CAN MATERIALISE ON THE STRUCTURE
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For instance, a firm issuing debt as part of a merger might include the projected efficiency gains in its earnings before those gains materialise.
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Williams said when rates and inflation are low, policymakers cannot afford to keep their "powder dry" and wait for potential economic problems to materialise.
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The company is considering its options to repay or refinance the bonds, but if no financing plans materialise in 1H17 liquidity risk will increase.
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Even if the new is passed, any revival in output may take years to materialise due to lingering investor worries about Indonesian resource nationalism.
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But they also encourage practices like keeping workers on-call for shifts that may never materialise, or sending them home early when business is slow.
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At elections for the European Parliament, a predicted surge by populists and nationalists failed to materialise, though such parties gained seats in Italy and Britain.
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"We need to be mindful that the economy may lose momentum (for achieving 2% inflation) if risks, mainly those from overseas economies, materialise," Amamiya said.
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Downgrades or Outlook revisions will become more likely in the medium term if the impact on other economies proves severe or political tail risks materialise.
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Countries such as India that are counting on a demographic dividend from their large populations of young adults will find that it fails to materialise.
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While Goldman said in July 2014 that Mr Leissner would be relocating back to Singapore, the city-state's authorities said this relocation did not materialise.
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In Ravenscraig, 12,000 jobs were promised after the steel mill shut but they have taken so long to materialise they have already bypassed a generation.
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But if any broader political talks on a transitional ruling body materialise, they would have to include more of Yemen's fractious parties, including southern separatists.
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He added that he welcomed "the Eurogroup's readiness to consider further debt measures in the long term in case adverse economic developments were to materialise".
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But the outlook is still fragile, with Bain Capital Credit's Reymondier noting that much of it hinges on whether or not these expected deals materialise.
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However, the fight didn't materialise as "GGG", a natural middleweight competing comfortably at the weight limit of 160lbs, refused to fight at a compromised weight.
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It expects to cut rates more quickly in the first half of the year, though the pace could slow if inflation risks materialise, it said.
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"If big risks materialise, it would be only natural to ease monetary policy right away," Harada said after meeting business leaders in Shimonoseki, southern Japan.
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There is slim chance that the $603bn requested by the president will materialise, let alone the larger military build-up envisaged by Senators McCain and Thornberry.
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However, while debt-funded infrastructure investment will help remove constraints on long-term growth, its benefits may not fully materialise until governance and business environments improve.
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But many of the deals expected to materialise from this plan have been delayed including the Aramco initial public offering, which is now slated for 2021.
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A boost to bank stocks from merger speculation following an overhaul of cooperative lenders last year has fizzled out as a deal has yet to materialise.
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This material is actually a finely gridded facsimile of weaving that was designed by Mr. Lagerfeld and 3-D-printed in a polyamide developed by Materialise.
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Belgian company Materialise designed 3D printed door openers that attach to a door handle and make it possible to open it without touching the handle itself.
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The ratings would come under pressure if execution risks materialise, which could lead to insufficient revenue generation, significantly higher restructuring costs or a loss in franchise.
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"Risks to the inflation outlook have continued to materialise," Lesetja Kganyago told a news conference in Pretoria, adding there was no discussion about a rate cut.
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The bank said in a statement that the external risks mentioned in its previous review - such as oil price volatility - now appeared less likely to materialise.
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This "fall-away" security structure, which could materialise in 212000 at the earliest, may allow up to EUR4807123 million of secured debt ranking superior to the notes.
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Resistance to the central government's imposition of direct control on Catalonia failed to materialise at the start of the week and the secessionist leadership is in disarray.
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AppNexus reportedly confidentially filed for an IPO in November 2016, valuing the company at between $1.5 billion and $2 billion although that deal appeared never to materialise.
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Should an exchangeable bonds materialise, it would be the latest sign that the Gulfs giant oil companies are increasingly turning to international capital markets to fund expansion.
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The Ryan-Brady plan also counted on a $1trn saving from repealing Obamacare, which will not now materialise, and means more deductions would have to be eliminated.
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Should an exchangeable bonds materialise, it would be the latest sign that the Gulf's giant oil companies are increasingly turning to international capital markets to fund expansion.
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It will take even longer to see if the structural changes the new framework is forecast to encourage—such as consolidation among brokers or asset managers—materialise.
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The pool of public capital they will then be able to dip into is often faster to materialise, as well as larger, than private capital, he says.
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But in reality the industry is facing uncertainty as low prices damage the economics of multi-billion dollar investments and the expected demand growth fails to materialise.
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"Now is the time when purposeful decisions for the future of Audi have to be taken but, so far, they have been failing to materialise," said Mosch.
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India's Sun Pharmaceuticals was one of the few from that industry that had mandated banks for an offshore offering last year, but the transaction did not materialise.
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This is why the banks' capital, including the money paid in by their shareholders, is so important: if losses materialise, the banks' shareholders take the hit first.
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"We do not call for measures now, but we ask the government to stand ready to take additional measures should heightened risks materialise," an EU official said.
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GrainCorp said new opportunities for crop trading are no longer expected to materialise in the fourth quarter as international buyers are reluctant to consider new season contracts.
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"We are doubtful that the government has political capital to compromise, which makes displays of populist bravado more likely to materialise," Mizuho strategists said in a note.
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Perhaps the Leicester Effect will materialise after all, and a new era of competitiveness will be ushered in by the also-rans' refusal to comply with convention.
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And while she doesn't know whether her long-awaited third album will materialise in 2019, she's got a pretty good idea of what the year might involve.
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But he also made clear that the EU would set firm conditions for restarting talks with Britain on new trade ties should the worst-case scenario materialise.
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"Thanks to the terminal and the Norway link this big dream of Poland becoming a gas hub could materialise," PGNiG deputy head Janusz Kowalski told a gas conference.
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A predicted defeat for Labour in a by-election in Stoke Central in February failed to materialise, after voters seemed less interested in Brexit than in domestic matters.
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DB plans to remove any barriers to capital and funding fungibility by means of a legal entity merger, which we expect will materialise over the next two years.
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One study found that following a 2°C mitigation path which takes for granted NETs that fail to materialise would leave the world closer to 2027°C warmer.
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ACQUISITION COULD HELP Rondolat said some of the potential sales that had been hindered by one-off factors in the second quarter might materialise in the coming months.
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But since 2016, the PIF's direct investments overseas stand at just $10.5 billion, according to Refinitiv data, and many of the fund's announced commitments have yet to materialise.
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Their failure to materialise, apart from big-city successes like Leipzig and Berlin, helps explain why the AfD did so well in the east in the September election.
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"There is no urgency for us for this scenario of consolidation to materialise," Fernandez said, on the sidelines of an economic conference in Aix-en-Provence, southern France.
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I'm cautious about how much of this will materialise, envisaging risks to privately financed infrastructure and some resistance to a rise in public deficits associated with tax reforms.
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A promise that women would be allowed to drive, essential if they are to enter the workforce fully, had been hoped for by some, but failed to materialise.
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However, that would become more likely in the medium term if the economic dislocation of a Brexit were to prove severe or political tail risks were to materialise.
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This "fall-away" security structure, which could materialise in 212000 at the earliest, may allow up to EUR4807123 million of secured debt ranking superior to the proposed notes.
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Should Presley materialise now, what price he would be wearing the shirt of Leicester City, who were crowned champions on Monday after Tottenham Hotspur failed to beat Chelsea?
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Moloto said if expropriation without compensation were to materialise without protection of the bank's rights as a creditor, it would be required to repay 9 billion rand immediately.
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But, as the most cynical of natural sceptics, I will now only believe the talk of a hyped comeback of Silva's when I see it materialise for myself.
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By now, you will all know what fights are set to materialise on Saturday night in a fight card deemed to be among the best in UFC history.
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"Should a 25bp cut materialise in the U.S. fed funds rate tonight, the rand would have substantial scope for imminent strength," said Annabel Bishop, chief economist at Investec.
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It's possible no funding will materialise, though the investors warned in their draft pitch that the slowdown in business could impact up to 3,000 early-stage UK startups.
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"For 2020, performance in terms of EBIT is expected to be higher than in 2019 when new business invested in during 2019 begins to materialise," the company said.
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But he also said those coal plants could never materialise as international and local banks are growing increasingly reluctant to lend to coal projects because of environmental concerns.
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Trapped once again, only this time inside an eerily normal looking office building, I was pursued by a howling, black ghost with the horrifying ability to materialise seemingly anywhere.
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Improvements might spark a significant increase business activity, but this positive scenario might not materialise if, for example, there are disruptions to economic stability or the security situation deteriorates.
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A U-turn from Germany, devoted to balanced budgets since 2014 - the so-called black zero - would be a far bigger deal, and many remain sceptical it will materialise.
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The fact that the winter rally in LNG prices didn't materialise, even in the face of solid demand growth, raises the possibility of a weaker-than-usual first-half.
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In Europe, it is still not clear whether Brexit negotiations will deliver an agreement, or how an agreement might govern UK-EU trade and other relations, should it materialise.
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Loan-impairment charges (LICs) would rise to 2852% of loans under the severe scenario, and is likely to lead to ratings downgrades if such a scenario were to materialise.
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"If the double whammy should materialise, we want to pull something out of the hat," the official said, suggesting that the government is working on a fiscal stimulus package.
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But he couldn't make second place sound like a triumph, as he had previously tried to, as if by a process of suggestion victories would magically begin to materialise.
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When Mr Kerry finally spoke out and included Christians among the victims of genocide, Ms Shea hailed his statement a landmark moment which might easily have failed to materialise.
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After a week in which a slew of ministerial resignations rocked May's government, a confidence vote in her leadership has yet to materialise and she is clinging to power.
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In his "endogenous growth" theory, new ideas materialise as firms invest in physical capital or research and development, creating knowledge that spills over to the rest of the economy.
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Italian government bond yields rose briefly, then fell to trade close to Monday's close, after a deal with the European Commission over its rejected 2019 budget did not materialise.
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Protection and health business, particularly with the ANI law, which introduced mandatory collective health insurance for SMEs, represent growth opportunities for insurers although the impact is slow to materialise.
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In addition, RWE's British unit Npower has suffered from billing problems and customer loss, prompting a review that could result in a sale if a turnaround fails to materialise.
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"Even though it is unlikely that these bills will eventually materialise in the form of highly punitive sanctions against Turkey, their presence alone weighs on market sentiment," she said.
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Bankers are worried about a thin forward pipeline and are concerned that it could take three to four months for new deals to materialise for syndication in the third quarter.
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"Just as investors finally seem to have accepted management's view that legacy assets are sticky, we think the risks to this model are starting to materialise," Credit Suisse analysts said.
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When his own promised future in television failed to materialise, he began telling anyone who would listen that the shows were rigged with the contestants given the questions in advance.
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For puts maturing in May next year, when a supply agreement might theoretically materialise, their premium over calls has fallen to 570 basis points from 600 basis points last week.
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But even if a surge of cargoes does materialise in the next few days, it's still unlikely that India will record an increase in coal imports in August from July.
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"So a lot of capital needs to be put on the table for this to materialise, which is a challenge," Jimenez told the Metal Bulletin Battery Materials Conference in Shanghai.
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The benefits of early-childhood education take decades to materialise, after all, during which time backing for means-tested programmes might wane whereas support for universal pre-schooling would not.
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"As the peak of the contagion has yet to materialise much uncertainty remains on the impact on China's economy and global growth," Fitch Solutions Macro Research wrote in a note.
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Even if the cuts materialise, the budget deficit will remain high at 6.8% of GDP next fiscal year, and the debt-to-GDP ratio will still exceed 70% by 2023.
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"No timeline (on UMG IPO) was provided but we think this is a long process and an IPO is unlikely to materialise this year (if at all)," added Exane BNP Paribas.
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The deal did not materialise but he has since bought other steel, aluminium and iron ore assets in Britain, Australia and the United States, and is eyeing industrial assets in India.
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Some pro-Brexit lawmakers have hinted they might be prepared to take this radical step, but it is unclear whether this would materialise in the event of a vote being called.
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Two weeks ago, bankers who manage government bond sales told Reuters the deal was unlikely to materialise so soon after the potentially destabilising emergence of an anti-establishment government in Italy.
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Bridgepoint picked up UBS and JP Morgan as the global bookrunners for the deal, two sources said, adding it could materialise at the end of the year, depending on market conditions.
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A major increase in consumer prices has yet to materialise in the UK market as price and currency hedges are still protecting manufacturers but in 2017 industry participants will raise prices.
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Creepy, as Stormzy imbues the track with a looming sense that, at any moment, he could materialise in your yard with a thousand candles and a scripture that's ascended from hell.
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Unlike the Fed, which may be cutting rates, the Bank of Japan does not have that luxury - so the downward pressure on the currency from the yield channel does not materialise.
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Any intervention by the Abu Dhabi government, which could materialise before the end of this year, might see Abu Dhabi inject around $200-300 million into the issuing vehicle, said the sources.
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But traders said they would believe it when they saw it, especially after U.S. threats earlier this year to sanction Turkey over buying Russian S-400 missile defence systems did not materialise.
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Moody's said it could downgrade further if EDF fails to make progress on its plan to cut costs, sell assets and boost capital, or if French carbon tax plans do not materialise.
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But oil and gas companies with their deep pockets continue to enjoy the privileges of a bygone era with the false promises of jobs and business expansion that have yet to materialise.
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Adding to worries that a pick-up may not materialise, Sainsbury's, Britain's second largest supermarket, said on Wednesday it hadn't seen any change in behaviour since the nation went to the polls.
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The yen tends to benefit during geopolitical or financial stress as Japan is the world's biggest creditor nation and there is an assumption that Japanese investors will repatriate funds should a crisis materialise.
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Mysteriously a clear case that appeared in press materials in some regions prior to the phone's release is yet to materialise, although there are now plenty of third-party alternatives to choose from.
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US positions on some countries may change quickly, at least initially, but any potential rating adjustments will depend on consequent changes to sovereign credit fundamentals, which will almost certainly be slower to materialise.
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"Significant supply growth (in palladium) is not expected to materialise until 2023-24 despite record prices, and despite softening car sales, palladium demand has continued to grow," Standard Chartered analyst Suki Cooper said.
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If governments withdraw generous subsidies which EV-owners have enjoyed, charging infrastructure fails to materialise or electric cars' pitiful resale value does not increase, motorists may be reluctant to switch to battery power.
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OSLO, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Norwegian salmon farmers face greater than usual uncertainty over export prices for the next week, as the traditional pre-Christmas surge has failed to materialise, industry sources told Reuters.
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Bank stocks have been the most sensitive to signs a promised tax reform package would materialise, reigniting the "reflation trade" which sent stock markets surging after the election of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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"Readings are unlikely to derail the ongoing bull-run in Bunds prior to the weekend, unless a massive surprise to the upside (200k or higher) were to materialise," Commerzbank strategist Markus Koch said.
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The global lender said it was slightly boosting its outlook for Chinese growth this year - to 6.3 percent - in part because an expected escalation in the U.S.-China trade war did not materialise.
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"The central bank will wait for the second-round effects of the subsidy cuts and for the spillover from higher wages and pensions to materialise," said Dina Rofael, senior economist at Sigma Capital.
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The company wants to play an active role in sector consolidation, but may consider paying an extraordinary dividend in case "transformational M&A" doesn't materialise, CEO Guido Barbieri said during a conference call.
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Should a significant impairment of the bank's life insurance policy portfolio materialise, or should legal risks exceeding existing protection from BTG significantly dent EFGInt's capitalisation, this would also put pressure on the ratings.
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A deal is unlikely to materialise in the near future as Kolao, as a foreign borrower, will need to apply for approval from Thailand's Ministry of Finance to raise funds in the country.
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But industry watchers that were hoping that day would soon materialise are out of luck: On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook has paused its plans to add ads to WhatsApp.
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An anticipated slowdown in the fourth quarter did not materialise, as sales grew by 6.3 percent when adjusted for currency and acquisition effects, faster than the 6 percent rate for the third quarter.
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SYDNEY, Jan 30 (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures fell for an eighth consecutive session on Thursday as the coronavirus outbreak added to fears that promised Chinese purchases of U.S. farm goods will not materialise.
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Market sentiment was fragile with civil unrest in Hong Kong, tensions in the Middle East and worries a trade deal between the United States and China could take a long time to materialise.
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Fitch believes that in a severe financial crisis, some losses to the domestically-oriented Luxembourg banks (banking sector assets of 189% of GDP at end-2015) could still materialise on the sovereign's balance sheet.
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A rumoured tie-up between Ford and Google to produce driverless cars failed to materialise at the show, but even the rumours underlined the disruption that tech firms are bringing to the motor industry.
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Fitch believes that in a severe financial crisis, some losses to the domestically-oriented Luxembourg banks (whose assets amount to 189% of GDP at end-2015) could still materialise on the sovereign's balance sheet.
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And when they fail to materialise at all, it tends to spell doom: Democratic candidates were defeated in both of the years, 1968 and 1972, that they slid in the polls after their conventions.
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Deflation failed to materialise in the depths of the great recession of 2008-09 and now that the global economy is enjoying its broadest and strongest upswing since 2010, inflationary pressures are largely absent.
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Away from Africa, the company has merger and acquisition targets in the United States, Europe and some parts of China, he said, adding that he hoped some of these deals would materialise this year.
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Nanoco Group fell 12.5 percent in heavy volumes after the maker of quantum dots - semiconductor nanocrystals used in displays - said sales did not materialise in the second half, and cut its full year expectations.
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A wave of selling in copper did not materialise even though it broke below a key technical area between $5,2913 and $22016,22.2, said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
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Industry sources have said AirAsia was in talks to become a launch customer for the A321XLR at the Paris Airshow in June but an agreement did not materialise in time for the showcase event.
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"We're really seeing green technologies becoming very price competitive and that is also beginning to now materialise in some of the most recent auctions we've seen around the world," Poulsen went on to add.
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FUKUOKA, Japan, June 9 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Sunday the Group of 20 finance leaders reaffirmed their commitment to use all policy tools if risks to their economies materialise.
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Critics say some ambitious regional infrastructure projects — such as the East-West Economic Corridor spanning the Mekong subregion between the coasts of Myanmar and Vietnam — have been slow to materialise or failed to yield benefits.
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In an interview, Chief Financial Officer Janice Fukakusa said the previous target had been set last year at a time when the bank had expectations of further U.S. interest rate rises which failed to materialise.
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The major banks extended their recent rally, putting the squeeze on a mob of short sellers who had been wagering on a sharp downturn in Australia's housing market which has so far failed to materialise.
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"In a year from now ... we will have left the bailout behind and we will have one more year, the most creative of our term, to materialise our plan for a 'new' Greece," he said.
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It is ironic that after waiting years for the long-heralded mine supply crunch to arrive, zinc bulls are now starting to see it materialise at a time when demand woes are pummeling the price.
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The perspective of buyers was somewhat different, with some recognising that prior forecasts of a large surplus were unlikely to materialise, given rising demand in several Asian countries that are new to the LNG market.
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While a modern ghost might materialise, drift gently towards a door and disperse, in the medieval period it was more likely to break the door down and beat you to death with the broken planks.
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"Should seasonal gasoline strength into the summer fail to materialise, then that would be a good reason for more naphtha to price out of the gasoline pool, causing renewed weakness in cracks," said Dei-Michei.
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THE FIRST indication that things were not going to plan for Vladimir Putin came when the official exit polls for city-council elections in Moscow failed to materialise on schedule at 6pm on September 8th.
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A Chinese loan worth $3.7 billion for the extension of the SGR from Naivasha to Malaba, which was last month reported by Kenyan media to be imminent, did not materialise, with neither government offering any explanation.
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Bank rescue fund Atlante could play a role in the acquisition of four Italian banks rescued last year alongside of private equity fund Apollo, providing UBI Banca's attempts fail to materialise, Il Sole 24 Ore said.
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Earlier this year it appeared that the funds could take control of the business if a strong enough bid for the company did not materialise, but an improvement in trading removed the need for a sale.
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But Hill and her investors believe that there is scalability in Threads' future, and tech will be what helps get it there (just as it has been what helped the startup materialise in the first place).
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"We were hoping that the government was going to look at debt and take some of the burden off the utility, but unfortunately that didn't materialise," said Tanya Cohen, chief executive of Business Unity South Africa.
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Wanda may be forced to sell its offshore assets at unfavourable prices if SAFE's approval to transfer onshore cash overseas does not materialise before its obligations under the guarantees given to the syndicated loans fall due.
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"SGX wishes to emphasise that as discussions are still preliminary, there is no certainty or assurance that the possible transaction will materialise or that any definitive or binding agreement will result from such discussions," it said.
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Although market chatter says Single A rated French banks, such as BPCE, BFCM and Societe Generale, are monitoring the Samurai markets, offerings may not materialise because the US dollar and euro markets have been constructive recently.
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GENEVA, Aug 23 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank may have to ease policy further if badly needed fiscal and structural reforms in the euro zone fail to materialise, Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said on Tuesday.
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LONDON, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Bankers are lining up around 13.5bn of leveraged loans to back sponsors on several auction processes which, should they materialise, will provide great relief to a market desperate for event driven issue.
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"There could be some margin for some kind of political agreement around the Irish backstop, but we do not know how it can materialise, whether in a letter, a declaration or an asterisk," the source said.
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Shanghai-based National Silicon Industry Group (NSIG), which was founded last year to invest in semiconductor materials and equipment, is among those interested, the people said, adding there was no guarantee that a deal would materialise.
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"The board has concluded that it is unlikely an offer for the company will materialise from an investor who shares the club's vision of the future and at a value attractive to shareholders," the statement said.
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THE DIVIDEND PROPOSAL OF 0.20 EUROS WILL NOT MATERIALISE * WILL CUT APPROXIMATELY 90 PER CENT OF ITS NORMAL CAPACITY, COMPARED TO 2019, STARTING FROM BEGINNING OF APRIL 2020 * SUBSTANTIAL COMPARABLE OPERATING LOSS IN 2020 FINANCIAL YEAR.
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But many traders and investors said in effect they would believe it when they saw it, especially after U.S. threats earlier this year to sanction Turkey over buying Russian S-400 missile defences did not materialise.
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The report said that Thyssenkrupp Chief Executive Martina Merz and her counterpart at Salzgitter, Heinz Joerg Fuhrmann, are due to meet soon on the matter, which has surfaced regularly in recent years but failed to materialise.
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"The trade and growth uncertainties surrounding markets over the past few months has started to materialise and Trump's radical trade policy has resulted in adverse economic impact to even the American companies," Yang said in a note.
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If humans keep burning fuel to shield themselves from extreme temperatures, and the emissions produced by that activity cause temperatures to become ever more extreme, the worst-case scenarios for climate change are more likely to materialise.
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The BoE took steps last week to ensure British banks keep lending as the financial consequences of the decision to leave the European Union began to materialise, lowering the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve.
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Mothercare, which said the rate of decline in comparable UK sales has moderated, also expects gross margin improvements in the country to take longer to materialise than expected, as it spends on promotional activity to stimulate sales.
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If a strong enough bid for the company does not materialise it is possible that the owners will do a deal with these lenders that could see them talking control of the business, the second source said.
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It said its forecasts were based on the assumption that there will be neither a no-deal Brexit nor an escalation Trump's trade conflicts, which suggests even weaker growth in Germany should either of those eventualities materialise.
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"The significant dovish tilt being priced in by markets from the FOMC may not materialise and that might cause the next leg of the dollar rally," said Peter Chatwell, head of multi-asset strategy at Mizuho Bank.
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ENI is a crucial performance measure for U.S. private equity firms as it accounts for unrealized investment gains or losses, which may never materialise as buyout companies can hold their investments for up to 10 years or more.
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Both Sabana and a unit of ESR had confirmed in August that they were holding discussions in connection with Sabana's strategic review, although they also said there was no assurance that any transaction will materialise from the talks.
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"Whilst it is too early to accurately predict how the London property sales market will respond, the upturn we were expecting during the second half of this year is now unlikely to materialise," the group said on Monday.
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Wanda may be forced to sell its offshore assets at unfavourable prices if the SAFE's approval to transfer its onshore cash overseas does not materialise before its obligations under the guarantees given to the syndicated loans fall due.
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But the interest in returning to the Moon that the prize sought to catalyse did not quickly materialise; faced with a dearth of likely winners, the XPRIZE Foundation was forced to push back its deadline again and again.
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Verstappen's aggressive driving at the previous race in Belgium, and clash with both Ferrari drivers at the start, has been a big talking point at Monza although an expected showdown in the Friday drivers' briefing failed to materialise.
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The document forecast negative cash flow for at least three years, worsening in the second and third year, before turning positive in "Year X". "However, management did not comment on when Year X will materialise," the broker said.
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Continued improvements in risk frameworks, greater earnings diversity, lower concentration risk and, in some cases, strengthened corporate governance would be positive for the banks' ratings, although Fitch expects such developments to materialise only gradually over the longer-term.
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But the IPO has yet to materialise and, like many other construction industry players, CPC has been hurt by delays in payments and projects as the Saudi government trimmed spending in recent years due to lower oil prices.
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The former Soviet republic's central bank has kept its rate unchanged at 9.25 percent since October, but said in its latest review last month that external risks such as oil price volatility now appeared less likely to materialise.
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Should the transaction materialise, it would be a rare bond sale from an Abu Dhabi government-related entity, meaning it would likely garner significant interest from international investors keen to add the highly-rated emirate to their portfolios.
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Belgian company Materialise developed a design that can be 3D printed and added to door handles to make them hands-free, and it's giving the design away for free in an effort to fight the spread of coronavirus.
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"The only country that is a little worrying is Britain because Brexit creates a climate of uncertainty and wait-and-see that is starting to materialise in a number of projects," Chief Financial Officer Emmanuel Babeau told Reuters.
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"The political scope for making substantial cuts in other areas, should wage savings not materialise, also appears limited," Fitch said, adding that the budget's reliance on wage cuts added further risks to South Africa's deficit and debt trajectories.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered in Hong Kong shopping malls during the day demanding "freedom", but expected street protests failed to materialise in any significant size as the scarred city struggled to recover from violent clashes in recent days.
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"If M&A opportunities do not materialise, excess capital will be paid out over time, in line with Gjensidige's dividend policy," Gjensidige said, but added that the gain would be excluded when calculating the payout ratio for regular dividends.
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The BoE has taken steps on Tuesday to ensure British banks keep lending as the financial consequences of the country's decision to leave the European Union began to materialise, lowering the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve.
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Following the completion of its merger with Gala Coral Group (GCG), which we expect will materialise in the near term, Fitch expects to affirm Ladbrokes' IDR at 'BB' with Stable Outlook and remove it from Rating Watch Negative (RWN).
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Shares in the company, which had gained 13% so far this year, were down 6.5% at 9.88 euros as of 1458 GMT, with one trader citing expectations that a dividend may not materialise before 2022 as one chief disappointment.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said on Friday that Britain's election results, according to exit polls, meant Brexit would now materialise and that time was short to seal a new relationship deal between the EU and Britain.
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The Italian toll-road operator is prepared to raise its takeover bid for Spanish rival Abertis to up to about 17.8 billion euros ($21 billion) should a rival offer by builder ACS materialise, three sources close to the matter said.
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"If (fines) do materialise I would assume that all lending would stop until it becomes clear if institutions around the world can lend to Turkish banks or not," said Alaa Bushehri, an emerging debt portfolio manager at BNP Paribas Asset Management.
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In February, Shui On Land's controlling shareholder Lo Hong Sui scrapped discussions with bankers about a financing to back a potential take-private deal, while a similar deal for New World Development Store China also failed to materialise in late 2017.
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Some of the promised money is bound not to materialise, and the claim by the interior minister, Ahsan Iqbal, of "benchmarking" Singapore and Hong Kong when turning remote, dusty Gwadar into a container-shipping hub speaks more of hope than experience.
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For now, it seems that the bullish prospect of a ban on North Korean imports is more likely to materialise than any new major pollution controls, meaning seaborne coking coal prices may be biased higher, at least in the short term.
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The Fed is scheduled to give its decision on interest rates on Wednesday and, according to Refinitiv Eikon, markets are pricing in an about 25% probability of a rate cut, a supportive factor for emerging market assets should it materialise.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said on Friday that Britain's election results, according to exit polls, meant Brexit would now materialise and that time was short to seal a new relationship deal between the EU and Britain.
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"Whilst the data up to February suggest the economy should continue to grow in the first quarter of the year, downside risks to expansion are clearly starting to materialise heading into the spring," said Paul Smith, Economics Director at IHS Markit.
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"(Banks have had) a lot of pressure on them to increase their lending through all the quantitative easing cash that's coming their way and the negative rates that we've seen begin to materialise in central banks," Alastair McCaig, market analyst at IG, said.
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The initially projected reduction in aggregate public capital spending will not materialise due to a NAD2.5 billion capital injection in a new public infrastructure fund and to the settlement of previously unreported arrears worth NAD2.7 billion arising from commitments undertaken in FY16.
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"The slowdown in global economic activity remains a key driver for the demand of the various commodities and therefore, the inability for a sustained increase in prices for Omnia's products to materialise in the short to medium term," said Omnia in a statement.
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After a period of self-imposed isolation during which she tried to force ideas to materialise, working on new music with Vile and Cloher helped Barnett remember that "going out and doing things" was exactly what she needed in order to gain inspiration.
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The export curbs - which have cost Indonesia billions of dollars in lost revenue - were intended to shift sales from unprocessed raw materials to higher-value finished metals, but smelters have been slow to materialise as low commodity prices have made them economically unviable.
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"The threat of the early sell-off for oil prices this morning failed to materialise with crude bouncing above the $30 mark and this has in turn lent a raft of support to equity markets," said Tony Cross, market analyst at Trustnet Direct.
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While it seems that those efforts have yet to materialise (sorry) into any deals, Amazon has also been making a massive push into reseller deals, and also building its own range of private-label brands like Lark & Ro, Buttoned Down, Core10 and Goodthreads.
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Government officials point to a sizeable investment this year by U.S. drinks giant Coca Cola in local juice and dairy firm Chi Ltd as evidence of a turnaround in Nigeria's fortunes, but business people say promises of government support fail to materialise.
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The importance of Berlin's backing for any change in the EU, or lack of it, has become clear since Macron's vision of deeper integration among the 19 countries that use the euro currency failed to materialise after 18 months of EU talks.
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Much has been written recently about how the expected glut in LNG supply is unlikely to materialise, given the rapid growth of demand for the super-chilled fuel in Asia, especially in China, which is now second only to Japan as an importer.
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Aramco's initial thinking is to buy the full stake owned by the PIF, but if that fails to materialise Aramco could end up with a stake in SABIC of more than 50 percent, making it a majority owner, two of the sources said.
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"If these were to materialise, the economy could yet be tipped into a hard landing," the IMF added, warning about the risk of a full-fledged global trade war, the threat of a hard Brexit and reform complacency by euro area governments.
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"If this investment does not materialise, we believe the industry will struggle to keep up with demand, resulting in poorer food outcomes for Asia's population," according to the authors of the report which was compiled by PwC, Rabobank, and Singapore investment firm Temasek.
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In a TV interview given nine years later, Johansson himself admitted that he was aware of these rumours; apparently, a hit squad was sent to whack him in Vienna but had to call it off because a clear shot failed to materialise.
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Even if the fleets of colonists never materialise, the smaller missions—such as the uncrewed landing planned for 2018—will be valuable in their own right, and will prove that interplanetary space flight is now within the means of an (admittedly unusual) private individual.
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But even if the government can come to an agreement on its future arrangements with Brussels, it's unlikely that the level of detail Airbus is looking for will materialise – instead it will be shunted forward into the transition period following Britain's departure in March 2019.
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Nope, it's a guy called Jack going to town on Amazon about Be On 1, a "turtle" patch that sticks onto the skin and claims to kill hangovers before the dry heaves, shakes, and fear materialise, apocalypse-like on the horizon of the morning after.
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The dollar hit a 18-month low against the yen last week , having lost 13 percent against the Japanese currency in the past six months amid market turbulence and as investor expectations for a steady increase in U.S. interest rates have failed to materialise.
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There wasn't just the matter of whether a new album would ever materialise after they announced their impending breakup, printed a run of T-shirts that read 'Brand New 2000 – 2018' and then released several new Very American Rock songs that never went anywhere.
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Lesnar's out-of-competition positive test was failed before his UFC 200 bow and the results didn't materialise until once the event was over—essentially rendering the test useless in the policy's attempts to protect drug-free competitors from fighting those using performance enhancing substances.
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SIX Swiss Exchange said GAM Holding's deal with Cantab — leaving 40% of future performance fees retained by Cantab partners — produced a financial liability that the Swiss company should have recorded at the time of the acquisition, not delayed until the performance fees actually materialise.
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"We remain constructive that the recovery in China will translate into a recovery in the emerging market-export complex and Europe; the worst-case scenario will be avoided regarding Brexit and that the recent progress will materialise in a U.S.-China deal in 2Q," Irigoyen added.
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Now, two years after the projects were announced, there is a risk they could be delayed or scaled back if foreign funding does not materialise because PIF won't be able to put up all the money required in the current timeframe, according to two of the sources.
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Last month, Toshiba was forecasting that it would only have shareholders' equity of 150 billion yen, or just 2.6 percent of assets - "a severe figure" that could turn negative if any further risk were to materialise - Toshiba CEO Masashi Muromachi told a news conference on March 18.
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Now, two years after the projects were announced, there is a risk they could be delayed or scaled back if foreign funding does not materialise because PIF wont be able to put up all the money required in the current timeframe, according to two of the sources.
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If higher exports materialise, they will be a major jolt to producers and investors in the metal across the world - in particular because it would come during what is traditionally the strongest period of demand for copper from China, the world's largest consumer of the metal.
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Nanoco Group was the top small-cap faller, down 19 percent and through more than five days of average daily volume after the maker of quantum dots - semiconductor nanocrystals used in displays - said sales did not materialise in the second half, and cut its full year expectations.
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But they lack any real economic bite, and Washington's track record in enacting sanctions against Turkey is poor – penalties under the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act for its North Atlantic Treaty Organization ally buying Russian missiles are yet to materialise months after the weapons were delivered.
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"Given the uncertain timetable I would like to know what contingency plans you have in place in case Hinkley Point C does not materialise ... what the costs would be to the UK," the Energy and Climate Change Committee said in a letter to energy minister Amber Rudd.
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Lebanon has some of the world's worst debt and balance-of-payments ratios, and its ability to dodge financial disaster has for years confounded critics, whose warnings of debt defaults, balance of payments crises and a collapse of the pound currency, have all failed to materialise.
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There were also members of "patriot" groups like the Three Percenters, who said they were there to prevent the "antifa"—masked anti-fascist leftists who have yet to materialise in great numbers at the protests, despite much hype from the alt-right—from harming the pro-monument protesters.
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And it was this calm, considered and deeply rational response to the disease among affected populations that meant that the doom-laden predictions—the hundreds of thousands of cases prophesied by some epidemiologists at the height of the crisis in late 2014—in the end failed to materialise.
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"The level of interest has been very high...and we expect these transactions to materialise in the near future," Haynes said, adding that he also expected the insurance market regulator to approve the 190 million euro sale of GNB Vida to Bankers Insurance Holdings in the third quarter.
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While the long-mooted "golden age of gas" has yet to fully materialise, global consumption growth is forecast to increase at an average rate of 1.6 per cent a year between now and 2035, according to BP. That is more than twice the 0.7 per cent projected for oil.
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A normalised operating environment means an at least moderately higher and steepened euro yield curve, which management expects will materialise in the next year or so, following the US. This will improve earnings potential from Deutsche Bank's large deposit base, especially in its corporate transaction banking business and Postbank.
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However, since the bank's approach is biased towards gradual workout to protect collateral values, meaningful reductions in the stock of impaired loans will take time to materialise In our opinion profitability is also a rating weakness, having deteriorated since 2015 due to a significant increase in loan impairment charges (LICs).
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"We increased production significantly (last year) ahead of a potential decline in supply which did not materialise and as a result inventories ballooned quickly and therefore we corrected course in a gradual and measured way to bring inventories to a reasonable level," Falih said, adding that U.S. production continues to grow.
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THERE was always a risk that the Fed's first rate hike would touch off global financial instability, that it would squeeze China and push up the dollar, that commodity prices would fall and that the expected rise in American inflation would fail to materialise on the schedule the Fed anticipated.
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"At the same time, the government does not seem to be inclined to provide material fiscal stimulus in the near term, which increases the need for the RBA to ease further, including a further rate cut and unconventional policy, should our forecast of a deteriorating labour market materialise," Oster said.
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"Any catalyst in the form of reduced uncertainty or greater confidence in the economic cycle could lead to a longer bounce back in value stocks and luxury goods would be on the wrong side of this movement should it materialise," UBS analysts led by Joao Toniato, wrote in a note.
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While higher steel demand may well materialise in the spring and summer peak building season, a positive for China's mills is that exports of steel products have held up well in the first two months of 63, dropping a mere 26 percent to 80 million tonnes from the same period a year ago.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action - Although Fitch considers the scope for an upgrade to be limited over the next two years, upward rating pressure could materialise if the following occurred: - FFO adjusted net leverage (adjusted for leases and factoring) sustainably below 103x (FY16: 5.1x).
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When this failed to materialise, some followers fell away but others (the forefathers of today's Adventists) insisted that something cosmologically important did happen around that time: the second and final part of Christ's mission on earth, and a period of judgement for humanity, began, albeit in a way invisible to most people.
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"The liquidity squeeze didn't materialise so that's contributing to stability in broader financial markets...But the dollar story has been turning negative in recent months, partly because of action taken by the Fed to ease dollar liquidity," Hardman said, referring to the U.S. central bank's balance sheet expansion re-launched in October.
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"The liquidity squeeze didn't materialise so that's contributing to stability in broader financial markets ... But the dollar story has been turning negative in recent months, partly because of action taken by the Fed to ease dollar liquidity," Hardman said, referring to the U.S. central bank's balance sheet expansion re-launched in October.
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This was a crucial EU concession, as Barnier noted after a new deal was struck on Wednesday, because it overrode an EU demand that Britain's province of Northern Ireland could be in a separate customs zone from the mainland if hopes for other trade accords that would keep the border open failed to materialise.
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The hierarch-elect is Father Najib Mikhael Moussa, a French-educated cleric who had already won fame for rescuing religious archives, precious to many faiths, before they were trashed by IS. Promised reconstruction aid from the United States and others including Hungary was slow to materialise, but seems finally to be flowing, boosting the efforts to revive Christianity in the Nineveh Plain.
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Read more: Jadon Sancho, a 19-year-old who has been compared to Neymar, is now worth far more than the declining Paris Saint-Germain super forwardNo move is yet to materialise, however it seems only a matter of time as Rossi has already admitted his desire to play for the Uruguay national team and to compete club-level soccer in Europe.
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" -- Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, speaking to parliament Tuesday Malaysia: "Should the TPPA (Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement) fail to enter into force, it will be a missed opportunity for Malaysia since a number of research houses have singled us out as a clear winner in the TPPA ... Should the TPPA fail to materialise, our focus would be to enhance the economic integration of ASEAN.
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In a statement on Friday, SGX said it had submitted a non-binding bid for the acquisition of the Baltic, which sources had earlier estimated could be worth some 84 million pounds ($117 million) "SGX wishes to emphasise that as discussions are still preliminary, there is no certainty or assurance that the possible transaction will materialise or that any definitive or binding agreement will result from such discussions," it said.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - holdco's land failing to generate sustainable cash inflow, so that BCG's ratio of dividend and interest income/interest expense remains below 1.2x (2015: 0.4x) - further deterioration of the credit profiles of BCG's three core subsidiaries Positive: The Negative Outlook on BCG's IDR may be revised to Stable if the above factors do not materialise within 12 months.
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Goldblatt is an unerring portrait photographer, but he is also a master of absence, able to materialise the invisible subject by photographing the tools and spaces associated with labour, even when there is no worker in sight: a pile of miners' shovels or a black maidservant's quarters in a prosperous northern suburb, monastically tidy, with a flattened cardboard box for a mat and a copy of a newspaper announcing that the Apollo 11 mission is on its way back from the Moon.
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Capex sustained above CNY6bn in 13-2018 RATING SENSITIVITIES Negative: Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - holdco's land failing to generate sustainable cash inflow, so that BCG's ratio of dividend and interest income to interest expense remains below 1.2x (2015: 0.4x) - further deterioration of the credit profiles of BCG's three core subsidiaries Positive: The Negative Outlook on BCG's IDR may be revised to Stable if the above factors do not materialise within 12 months.
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No change to text.) * Policymakers cling to hope of rebound in 2nd half of 2019 * Steep downturn could prod PM Abe to put off tax hike * BOJ may face pressure to ease but few options remain * Extreme steps like 'MMT' off the table, for now By Leika Kihara and Stanley White TOKYO, April 8 (Reuters) - Japan appears to have dodged a recession thanks to resilient business spending but tanking factory and export sectors and a lack of policy options leave it particularly vulnerable if a projected recovery in the global economy fails to materialise.
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