More Volatile Development Business: Pakuwon also has significant exposure to development properties, where cash flows are inherently cyclical and more volatile.
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The longer term picture may be a more volatile one.
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Climate change is making the region even more volatile politically.
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However, it's going to be a much more volatile climb.
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The Middle East grows more and more volatile each day.
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I think markets will come back to being more volatile.
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This year has also been much more volatile than 2017.
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But when Birol and other analysts talk about prices being more volatile in 265, there is no reason to think they will be more volatile in the micro sense as employed by option traders.
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However, Sunac has a more volatile financial profile than these companies.
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More volatile scenarios would keep London staff at their desks overnight.
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Japanese stocks will be more volatile after the holiday, he added.
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Fewer voters now identify with particular parties, making elections more volatile.
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But interestingly, September's market has been much more volatile than August's.
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In more volatile markets, optionality becomes much more expensive and valuable.
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It's possible we'll discover a more volatile world than we expected.
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Who would have thought Facebook could be more volatile than bitcoin?
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And those longer-term notes are more volatile, he pointed out.
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Stocks have been considerably more volatile this year than in 2017.
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This election has been more volatile than the last presidential election.
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Gross conceded the fund's performance has been more volatile than usual.
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A more volatile 2018 now makes for riskier West Wing messaging.
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But demand can be more volatile as trends wax and wane.
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However, unsecured rates have been more volatile, reflecting rising economic concerns.
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More volatile price moves tend to correspond to bigger trading volumes.
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Lower-wage jobs tend to be more volatile, with fewer regular hours.
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So more volatile currencies have increased their weight in our total business.
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The more volatile the market, the more expensive the options will be.
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One probable outcome is that the exchange rate will become more volatile.
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Overall, the U-2423 has been more volatile than the U-3.
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Stocks are getting more volatile on earnings days relative to years past.
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But experts are now worried because markets are currently much more volatile.
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A more volatile international environment usually means an increase in defense spending.
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They represent the water element, but in a more volatile way: whirlpools.
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Samsung and Tencent have been more volatile than the Asia tech sector .
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At issue is a technology that could make carriers' business more volatile.
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What will come in behind these trees is more volatile, flammable vegetation.
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Excluding those more volatile categories, economists expect a gain of 0.2 percent.
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It's that tradeability that makes cobalt a potentially more volatile commodity than lithium.
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Now digital currency traders are looking to more volatile alternatives to make returns.
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However, the company cautioned that "a fragile and more volatile" consumer environment continued.
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Meanwhile, European stocks have been a bit more volatile than the S&P.
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Together with moisture, high temperatures are known to make ammonium nitrate more volatile.
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The more debt a firm has, the more volatile are its equity returns.
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Data showing a drop in Turkey's foreign-currency reserves triggered more volatile trading.
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"I think when (oil) gets more volatile it becomes an issue," he said.
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Overall, the U-1513 has been more volatile than the U-3 rate.
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And they've continued to underperform even as the market has gotten more volatile.
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Solid fueled missiles are easier to transport because liquid fuel is more volatile.
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But another factor could make markets even more volatile: elections around the globe.
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It means trading is likely to be a lot more volatile than usual.
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That implies they usually are more volatile than the rest of the market.
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In fact, climate change is already making things more volatile for syrup producers.
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Dangerous situations become more volatile and the voices around them become increasingly voluble.
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The political climate in this country is only growing more volatile and divisive.
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"Politics in the neighbor islands tends to be a little more volatile," said Moore.
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SO A RELATIVELY MODEST PORTION, BUT MORE VOLATILE THAN THE OTHER MORE DEFENSIVE INVESTMENTS.
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Here are seven stocks that made Barclays' recommended screen for a more volatile market.
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Even allowing for this, reported profits are more volatile than they used to be.
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This can lead to extreme temperature changes and "a more volatile climate," Eggl said.
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Relying too much on prices could make results more volatile over time, he said.
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In the past few years, it's been more volatile than the U-3 rate.
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From what he tells me, the climate a decade ago was far more volatile.
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The Dollar Index is now a more volatile market with less sustainable trend development.
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VIX contracts are set to expire, potentially making the index more volatile than usual.
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Earnings have, however, been weaker and more volatile through the cycle than at peers.
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Popular taste, the authors argue, has consequently become both more fragmented and more volatile.
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It could be a little bit more volatile at some point later this year.
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The dollar index is now a more volatile market with less sustainable trend development.
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As oil prices headed higher, Russian assets rebounded but remained more volatile than usual.
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"The more volatile the phenomenon, the harder it is to detect trends," Klotzbach says.
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"Bitcoin is very volatile, and litecoin is even more volatile that bitcoin," he said.
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That dropped to 4% in 2018 and it's been more volatile since, it said.
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New York (CNN Business)The CEO position was more volatile than ever in 2019.
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Illiquidity also amplifies swings: bitcoin is four times more volatile than risky physical commodities.
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Stocks have the potential for greater returns, but can be more volatile than bonds.
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They also questioned how a more volatile lake might affect property values and taxes.
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"GE is not a safety stock in a more volatile market environment," he wrote.
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This makes sales tax receipts more volatile, worsening the budget crises that arise in recessions.
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Normally, Mars inspires us to become the more courageous, even more volatile, versions of ourselves.
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That uncertainty could stoke more volatile swings in Argentina's already fragile capital markets moving forward.
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Alumina has turned out to be a much more volatile package of drivers than aluminium.
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What's worse, they managed to somehow make the whole Matt Duchene situation even more volatile.
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Overall, the U-6 has been more volatile than the unemployment rate since the recession.
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Sentiment tends to be a little more volatile than perhaps it's been in the past.
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There are certainly some of the more volatile countries where foreign exchange has changed significantly.
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Other acts whose concerts may be more volatile might not project that in their music.
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They can also be more volatile and are often less liquid than stocks or bonds.
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And, in turn, more open seats make for a more volatile political environment for Republicans.
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"In general the business models of banks are simply more volatile than insurers," said Eling.
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It's been much more volatile in trying to understand what they're trying to tell us.
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They are also beginning to hold back on spending as the markets become more volatile.
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Excluding automobile sales, a more volatile component, retail sales rose 1% — double what economists anticipated.
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Stocks, by contrast, are riskier assets that tend to be more volatile during economic slowdowns.
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The women's side is traditionally more volatile, especially when Williams is not in peak form.
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Longer-term Treasuries have already become more volatile than the almost comatose S&P 500.
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I think that it makes the global system much more volatile and much more vulnerable.
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Now they are being slowly transplanted into different, more volatile ones, without ever actually moving.
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The ugly Middle East politics and security affairs probably will become messier and more volatile.
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The ratings also consider the company's more volatile earnings profile caused by natural catastrophe exposures.
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Small caps also tend to be more volatile than large-cap stocks given their size.
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"Susceptibility to attacks is much more volatile," said Derek Vadala, chief information security officer of Moody's.
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It has created a much more volatile and dangerous society than we have seen for decades.
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In more volatile parts of the Middle East, car bombings occur frequently, often with devastating consequences.
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It could also be a transaction resource for Facebook buyers in countries with more volatile currencies.
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Oil prices will become more volatile, making it harder for countries to achieve steady economic growth.
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The shift in Fed policy is likely to result in more volatile equity markets as well.
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They were used to keeping their guards up on assignments in more volatile, less egalitarian societies.
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They do carry risk, as shale producers can get more volatile if prices move more rapidly.
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As we have been saying, we will take decisive steps if the situation gets more volatile.
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Fitch believes mortgage insurers' underwriting results are more volatile than those of other non-life insurers.
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Critics of big tracker managers like Vanguard and BlackRock argue they make financial markets more volatile.
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Lengthy regulatory approval is increasingly an issue for lenders on the hook in more volatile markets.
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However, he does warn that the sector could be facing slightly more volatile times going forward.
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Trading volumes usually drop during shortened trading weeks, opening up the door for more volatile moves.
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Industrial is traditionally seen as a more volatile asset class than asset classes such as residential.
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It is also seen facing slightly more volatile markets, which have pulled valuations off record highs.
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Dissent from someone you expected to be on your side can prove a lot more volatile.
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Trading has been more volatile following U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war with China and Mexico.
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Gangs here have changed — they are less organized and less profitable, more splintered and more volatile.
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For starters, small-cap stocks tend to be far more volatile and unpredictable than large caps.
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The more volatile a market, the more likely there is to be a premium/discount issue.
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And the president, rather than becoming more responsible, has become less restrained, more volatile, more unhinged.
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"We should expect more volatile days," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones in St. Louis.
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I can only imagine that Cersei would have had a much more volatile reaction to the encounter.
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The downside of this approach is thought to be that the stock may suffer more volatile trading.
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We are cautious as we see the second, more volatile trend turning down in the near term.
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The ratio will "discourage reliance on more volatile short-term funding," the FDIC said in its proposal.
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This has been going on in a progressively more volatile way since the beginning of last year.
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We should expect more volatile days, said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones in St. Louis.
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The currencies tend to be more volatile than traditional investments due to their smaller pool of investors.
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In his announcement, Mr Obama acknowledged that the political climate is "noisier and more volatile" than ever.
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His point is that as countries open up they become more volatile before they become more stable.
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Because biotech is a high beta sector — that is, more volatile — it's more susceptible to market swings.
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Now that the ECB will stop being such a predictable buyer, the market could be more volatile.
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But with climate change bringing more volatile rainfall, the once-reliable showers are increasingly irregular, environmentalists say.
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"We're definitely in a far more volatile space now than we ever have been before," Scott says.
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Domestic politics tend to be more volatile, governing more erratic and foreign policy more aggressive, studies find.
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But when the Sun is at solar maximum, this particle parade gets much more volatile and intense.
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Carney added that sterling remains more volatile than usual because of the wide range of Brexit outcomes.
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The bottom line: Minority-backed institutions have been more volatile compared with other types of banking institutions.
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Relations between North Korea and the United States are more volatile now than many people can remember.
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He has long been reluctant to criticize Russia, but his attitude has proved more volatile of late.
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Carney said sterling had been more volatile than usual, reflecting the wide range of potential Brexit outcomes.
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"The investments in this bucket can include higher-risk, more volatile investments such as stocks," he said.
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The reason to avoid emerging markets, he said, was their tendency to be more volatile than average.
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Morningstar has also found that real-estate stocks are slightly more volatile, on average, than other stocks.
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Solar scenarios are more volatile overall, though prices in high-wind scenarios swing over a wider range.
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Those struggles have only increased as the broader market has become more volatile, pushing investors to safer shores.
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China's central bank has long said that it wants to make the yuan more volatile and less predictable.
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MIS generates recurring contractual annual fees to monitor existing ratings, mitigating the more volatile fees from new issuance.
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The result is that the company is more reliant on fees from permanent placements which are more volatile.
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Still, like other coworking spaces, the majority of WeWork's members are smaller startups, which can be more volatile.
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For the rest of the year, the prospects are mostly good, though likely more volatile, according to history.
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It implies that North Korea's economy is poorer, more volatile and more vulnerable to weather than formerly thought.
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Property investors buy when prices are rising but sell when they are falling, making house prices more volatile.
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Most banks surveyed by the European Banking Authority, a supervisor, said they expected profits to become more volatile.
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While both of those nations have seen bigger market gains this year, they're much more volatile than Canada.
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Investors are seeking safer assets like gold, cryptocurrency and bonds as the equity market is growing more volatile.
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You're less vulnerable if you are a tenured professor than if you work in a more volatile profession.
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Why, academics such as Robert Shiller, have asked, are markets so much more volatile than the underlying economy?
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Forex markets were much more volatile and in Singapore some traders came in as early as 5 a.m.
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More volatile markets and the rating agency changes stifled issuance last year, causing issuance to nosedive to €7.8bn.
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But it may just turn out to be a one-off to help with more volatile underlying earnings.
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"Asian demand is more volatile but European investors are present," said Siegfried Ruhl, the ESM's head of funding.
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Still, most said that wealth had balanced out Morgan Stanley's more volatile businesses well in the second quarter.
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The number of internet job ads fell 0.7 percent, while the more volatile newspaper component fell 12.6 percent.
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His election has put the value of the peso and Mexican government bonds on a more volatile path.
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There is a sort of innocence to these events from the perspective of our far more volatile world.
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The markets have become more volatile since the outbreak, but American investors have largely shrugged off the threat.
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After July's gains, August could be a more challenging month for stocks and certainly a more volatile one.
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But Galford also said that worldwide, and in Vermont, temperatures had become more volatile from year to year.
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Now, he is stuck in the middle of an even more volatile American crisis: the conflict with Iran.
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They show that stocks outperform bonds over extended periods, but that stocks are far more volatile than bonds.
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When markets got more volatile earlier this year, though, there seemed to be more than adequate liquidity available.
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"Voters' behavior has become more volatile," said Thorsten Faas, a professor of political science at Berlin's Free University.
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In other words, perhaps a person interpreted their voices as more dangerous because the voice was more volatile.
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While the yuan has been largely flat against the dollar in recent months, other currencies have been more volatile.
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Fed chair Jerome Powell has often mentioned as a concern the fact that financial markets have become more volatile.
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"As investors have sought income portfolios in a more volatile market, they continue to seek out DoubleLine," Rosenbluth said.
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The more volatile silver is, the more short-term rallies you get, the worse it is for industrial demand.
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The only office thermostat war more volatile than the one in the summer is the one in the winter.
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The price of used cars is generally more volatile and subject to economic conditions than that of new cars.
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We think the market will remain (more) volatile than (it) used to be - the volatility is here to stay.
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The fixed-income business could yet revive, especially if interest rates rise and markets become more volatile (see Buttonwood).
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"We really don't know whose going to vote yet and that makes it more volatile," said pollster John Zogby.
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Everything is so orderly, though it's a lot more volatile than it was during the run-up last year.
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The bid committee statement also highlighted forthcoming regulation of the Swedish gambling market which could make earnings more volatile.
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Consequently, Host Inc's cash flows have proven to be more volatile during the last cyclical downturn compared with ART's.
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For example, stocks are more volatile than bonds, so investors should expect better returns to justify the increased risk.
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I'm also finding that many investors are unprepared as we enter this more volatile phase of the bull market.
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Yet Trump is a far more volatile personality than Bush and often sees political differences in deeply personal terms.
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But it is precisely their appeal that gives these tactics the potential to make the international arena more volatile.
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After an extraordinarily smooth ride in 270, the stock market has shown signs of becoming more volatile in 230.
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I THINK PART OF THE CHALLENGE IS THE NATURE OF OUR BUSINESS IN THE SHORT-TERM IS MORE VOLATILE.
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"The comment space for women on YouTube seems to be more volatile, both positive and negative," Dr. Grant said.
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Indeed, combining it with the awesome power of the presidency virtually guaranteed he would become more volatile and transgressive.
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A study of the electorate by the European Council on Foreign Relations found Europe's voters more volatile than polarized.
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MUAH's ratings would likely be constrained if these more volatile revenues were closer to 13% to 30% of revenues.
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Now, Mr. Zelensky is stuck in the middle of an even more volatile American crisis: the conflict with Iran.
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Bitcoin prices are also likely to become more volatile, according to Dominic Williams, president at blockchain computing firm DFINITY.
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Now, the market appears to be taking a wait-and-see approach which could lead to more volatile moves.
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Bitcoin is vastly more volatile than conventional money and relatively few people trust it as a store of value.
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The focus on biotechnology stocks comes as the sector has proven to be more volatile than the broad market.
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Sunac's ratings have been downgraded to reflect the company's acquisitive business approach, which will make its financial profile more volatile.
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It's going to be more volatile on Friday after Google-parent Alphabet and Amazon sliding after releasing their quarterly results.
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Traditional buyout funds generate an average internal rate of return of 20 percent, but their performance may be more volatile.
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The trust is also looking at less risky deals – in healthcare, for example, rather than the more volatile property sector.
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The more volatile, the likelier it is that it will hit a level where it is profitable to restart production.
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A tug-of-war between strong earnings and concerns about inflation and interest rates have made the markets more volatile.
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In recent decades, services inflation has generally been steadier and higher, while goods inflation has been lower and more volatile.
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The Nikkei trend is more volatile with two substantial tests of the long-term GMMA in April and September 2017.
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Freshly employed users without a mortgage or family can opt for a more risky portfolio consisting of more volatile ETFs.
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To think that at some point equities won't become more volatile and decline 20% to 30%… I think it's crazy.
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That said, Horizon is rated lower, taking into account its weaker and more volatile earnings, and higher market risk appetite.
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Our exchange rate is more volatile than are those of other economies of our region, because our economy is bigger.
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Mortgage rates have not been moving much for the past two months, but they are now becoming slightly more volatile.
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And signing long-term contracts allows businesses to shield themselves from potentially higher, more volatile charges from a power company.
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Some local housing markets, like Miami and New York City, are far more volatile than Kansas City or even Atlanta.
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"Conventional power capacity is falling nearly everywhere in Europe and more volatile capacity is being built up," he told Reuters.
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If you only have 50% in equities, which are typically more volatile, your panic may subside by half, he said.
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The smelter has since been forced to buy day-ahead electricity, which is more volatile than long-term power contracts.
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But the government has much less control over retail spending and private investment, which should make the data more volatile.
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Citi's complexity of operations, exposure to more volatile capital markets revenues, and weaker relative asset quality offset these ratings strengths.
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More volatile emerging markets are estimated to pack even more opportunity, with an annualized inflation-adjusted return of 6.8 percent.
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This year will "be more volatile and uncertain than 2018," Quincey said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" Thursday morning.
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Not being pegged to a fiat currency could make Celo more volatile, which may make using the coin more risky.
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Fund managers and companies warn the next few months could be more volatile, partly on concerns over Lopez Obrador's economic policy.
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Ms. Zentner said surveys suggested that some high-income consumers had already become more pessimistic as markets have become more volatile.
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All sectors and national indexes in Europe were in the red, with thin holiday volumes helping to make trading more volatile.
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So these funds will probably be more volatile and less liquid—not the ideal home for the savings of small investors.
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"RMB is likely to be more volatile in the short term to absorb the external shock," he said in a note.
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This helped prompt a modest market correction and gave way to a more-volatile and emotional few years in the market.
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A coalition of MAGA rubes, neo-Nazis, trolls, ethno-nationalists, ex-GamerGaters and other reactionaries will be all the more volatile.
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"It's true that EWY has always had very high exposure to tech, but tech is getting more volatile recently," she said.
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"The China team has already demonstrated the capability to respond to more volatile markets [and] size the business right," she said.
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Novikom's liquidity is currently stable, supported by funding from Rostec, although this could become more volatile if the bank's position weakens.
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Stocks grew substantially more volatile in late summer, as well, as they tend to do in advance of a major peak.
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In part that's because goods-related sectors like manufacturing and mining are more volatile and are clustered in Republican-leaning areas.
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The Swiss bank is restructuring to refocus on its private bank and away from the more volatile business of investment banking.
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"It may create more volatile outcomes, but ultimately it's more within their competency than other businesses they're trying to get into."
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Such buyers are quicker to bail than those who want to hold the metal in physical form, making prices more volatile.
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Trading had been expected to be limited on Wednesday by the U.S. national holiday, although the market has been more volatile.
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Rieder said he expects a more volatile market next year, as the Fed and other central banks move to tighten policy.
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As comets heat up, their more volatile ice and gases evaporate, meaning that they are different from when they were formed.
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The higher returns on emerging-market assets exist to compensate for more volatile and less liquid securities than in developed markets.
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That marked another level of achievement in making the explosive: The higher the volume of TATP, the more volatile it becomes.
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The situation was way more volatile than Turkey and I couldn't afford to hire a fixer, which greatly increased the risk.
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In the short run, it may be a more volatile end to the year for markets than they had bargained for.
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Warmer weather means more energy in the atmosphere, which means more volatile behavior, which means more catastrophes like droughts, wildfires, hurricanes.
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In your professional opinion, is bookmaking and betting more volatile when it comes MMA than the other sports you deal with?
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Credit spreads on Spanish banks' bonds have widened in line with sovereign bonds and their share prices have become more volatile.
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That in turn makes it more difficult to secure investments in clean energy, since the regulatory environment has become more volatile.
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Carney noted that the pound is more volatile and said the economic impact will depend on the final terms of Brexit.
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Carney noted that the pound is more volatile and said the economic impact will depend on the final terms of Brexit.
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Given that it involves a direct listing, Spotify's debut on the public markets has the potential to be even more volatile.
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But they sound increasingly worried about whether he will be able to manage the expectations of an ever more volatile president.
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Agricultural markets are becoming more and more volatile – and less and less predictable for farmers – amid growing subsidization and government intervention.
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One risk, Mr. Vanneman said, is that some of these tailored E.T.F.s are quite small, which could make them more volatile.
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And the return numbers alone do not represent associated risks for each index with smaller companies sometimes being much more volatile.
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Traders in Twitter and Pandora options are pricing post-earnings share moves that are more volatile than normal for the companies.
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Analysts say that partly explains why earnings in China, and hence share prices, are more volatile than those in the United States.
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Partially offsetting these positives is the company's business concentration in the at times more volatile medical professional liability (MPLI) line of business.
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But rising interest rates and concerns about escalating trade tensions have made the direction of travel more turbulent and trade more volatile.
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This could make the index a little more volatile, given those stocks have tended to fluctuate a lot since they began trading.
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Its capital markets activities, which we regard as more volatile, have been scaled back, but remain sizeable, effectively limiting the VR's upside.
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The researchers aimed to assess the economic risk to the world if food prices rose and became more volatile, as some predict.
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But in the aftermath of the election, low-vol ETFs fell in price and actually became more volatile than the overall market.
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Healthcare, consumer and real estate sectors also enjoyed inflows this week, suggesting investors are turning towards defensive sectors in more volatile markets.
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Besides Facebook employees, the target market for the cryptocurrency is "developing nations where government-backed currencies are more volatile," The Information reported.
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Citi's complexity of operations, exposure to more volatile capital markets revenues, and weaker relative asset quality and earnings offset these ratings strengths.
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Such genetic tinkering could eventually boost yields and create more stable supplies even as climate change makes the growing season more volatile.
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That means a more volatile Swiss franc, probably a move higher for a currency that's viewed as a safe haven CHF=EBS.
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Analysts see a more volatile oil market, with a smaller cushion to absorb geopolitical conflict other factors that can hinder offsetting supplies.
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This translates into a more volatile market, as illustrated by the sharp jump in the Vix, or volatility index, in early February.
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Trader Dan Nathan said that if the New York businessman is the clear winner, markets will go lower and be more volatile.
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Measures of expected future volatility are increasing, and September does tend to be a more volatile month than beachy, low-volume August.
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Renewed sanctions could shrink Iran's exports of oil and other goods, leaving the rial currency more volatile and banks facing financial difficulties.
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While not anticipated, greater reliance on more volatile capital markets revenues may be a constraint to further upside in the company's ratings.
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Besides making all kinds of markets more volatile, higher rates could also hurt prices of bonds in investors' and mutual funds' portfolios.
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If nothing else, Pokémon Go's stats are more volatile than other top apps, including Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter (which it's still outpacing).
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The Fed's preferred measure of inflation stood at 1.8% as of August, excluding the more volatile measures of food and energy costs.
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Europe will be much more volatile politically going forward, which perversely should keep the ECB (European Central Bank) very much in play.
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"This election cycle, being presidential, is a little more volatile, but we feel very confident that we will maintain the majority," Rep.
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They said the factors that supported European markets in 4.13 will keep doing so even if the market is now more volatile.
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That's a recipe for bargains, if you have the stomach to shift your asset allocation to one that is somewhat more volatile.
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Davitt noted that the flow of funds out of the U.S. seem to be lagging behind more volatile markets such as China.
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"This downward shift reflected slower economic growth and the more volatile financial climate [in 2015]," Knight Frank analysts said in the report.
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Still, a small, floating drone ship at sea seems like a much more volatile target than a large, immobile expanse of land.
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Between 503 and 2007 Turkey's economy expanded by an average of 6.8% a year, but since then it has been more volatile.
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The Republican race has been more volatile, as the field of candidates vying to be the GOP's main Trump alternative has shrunk.
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With the 50th anniversary of the 1967 War and the occupation fast approaching, the situation on the ground is growing more volatile.
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All the while, many big banks are leaning more on wealth to produce steady revenues to help balance out more volatile businesses.
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Liquid-fueled rockets are harder to store and move than solid-fuel rockets because the fuel is more volatile, according to experts.
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The July rise was driven by a surge of more volatile energy prices, which rose 1.0% after a 2.2% decrease in June.
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Their perpetrators are more volatile and tend to pull together attack plots quickly, leaving the police with less time to uncover them.
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With markets becoming more volatile this week, it's a good time to figure out if you're ready to weather an impending storm.
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I think they are just one-off swings in some of the more volatile categories that may have played in as well.
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Though more volatile than bonds, this relatively small universe of assets (owned primarily by institutional investors) poses less risk than common stocks.
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The reason for that was, compared with the office capitalization rate, hotels were more volatile and therefore valued at a lower level.
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Volatile Industrial Cashflows: Modernland's exposure to industrial land sales results in more volatile cash flows than peers that depend on residential sales.
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Excluding more volatile food and energy prices, the index is estimated to have risen by 0.2 percentage point, which suggests inflation remains subdued.
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Shorter-term TIPS tend to be more volatile due to their greater correlation with oil prices, while longer-term TIPS are less liquid.
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Managers, in turn, have pivoted toward more defensive sectors such as health care and utilities as the markets turned more volatile, Kostin wrote.
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At the same time, the U.S. environment has become more volatile for Chinese firms with President Donald Trump continuing with anti-China rhetoric.
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Strengthening FCF Profile: Fitch expects Broadcom's FCF profile will continue strengthening from increased scale and diversification away from more volatile wireless communications revenue.
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While the VIX opened Monday trading at 14, September VIX futures traded at 20, which would imply a much more volatile market environment.
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The tumultuous Republican race grew even more volatile after a memorably feisty debate and Chris Christie's endorsement of the Republican iconoclast Donald Trump.
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More volatile financial markets and currencies mean many in the past acted as defenders of financial stability, as well as fighters of inflation.
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After a whipsawing week, stocks could face more volatile swings as investors assess new information on trade and the strength of the economy.
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Stability is a key concern, since Facebook is hoping to attract users in developing countries with an alternative to more volatile local currencies.
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Claims on banks tend to be more volatile than those on non-banks, as shown by their 25% growth in the first quarter.
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That seems highly likely to result in more volatile markets than in the past, especially when the outlook for the economy is unclear.
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Some analysts say the annual comparison is a better way to assess trends in China's credit growth, rather than more volatile monthly tallies.
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Iraq today is more volatile and dangerous than in 2003, and Iran has increased its influence in the country and throughout the region.
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Some investors have raised questions about the timing of the offering as the economic growth cycle turns and financial markets become more volatile.
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Markets have experienced more volatile trade than usual so far this year amid investor concerns about plunging oil prices and slowing global growth.
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Although the two tend to correlate over time, the household data is more volatile than the payroll survey, and April was no exception.
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While the bigger establishment survey showed fewer jobs created last month, the smaller and more volatile survey of households showed employment increased 472,000.
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As a result, spot prices have been much more volatile than the price of futures contracts with many months or years to delivery.
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But he suggested stocks were "clearly near to a top, " and 2018 could be positive but less rewarding and more volatile for investors.
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Street performers depend on the kindness of strangers for their income, meaning it is slightly more volatile than other occupations on this list.
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Production is faltering on declines in mature fields (more than offsetting the boost from the new Incahuasi field) and more volatile Brazilian demand.
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Volatile Industrial Cash Flows: Modernland's exposure to industrial land sales results in more volatile cash flows than peers that depend on residential sales.
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Investors were anticipating a more volatile 22, but few expected the severity and frequency of the swings seen on Wall Street this year.
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The exchange said on Thursday the moves were prompted by a rapid increase in transaction volumes, as well as more volatile price movements.
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Calm and sunny weather today precedes a more volatile Friday, when a strong cold front sweeps in with gusty showers and falling temperatures.
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The demonstrations — largely peaceful during the days, then more volatile at night — continued Monday morning as a group of protesters marched through downtown.
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The new rate is more volatile in ways that are not well understood by the market, which in turn breeds skepticism, said Cabana.
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Linsey said she thinks the threats are a testament to the political divisiveness that has become more "volatile" since the 2016 presidential election.
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"It's a good deal more volatile than almost anything else you've seen," said Cashin, who began his career at Thomson McKinnon in 20173.
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JPMorgan reiterated its overweight rating for Goldman Sachs shares, saying the investment bank's trading results will improve as the markets get more volatile.
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Last week, Amer told Bloomberg he expected to see a more volatile pound after Egypt ended a foreign exchange repatriation mechanism in December.
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Windstream has less exposure to the more volatile residential market compared to its rural local exchange carrier (RLEC) peer, Frontier Communications Corp. (B+/Stable).
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The Middle East and Africa had been more volatile, but we also see those as real growth drivers over the medium to long term.
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Although customer funding has generally been stable so far, a bias towards current accounts renders it potentially more volatile during periods of market stress.
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Jaime said he doesn't see the peso going much lower than it went in January, but he does expect it to be more volatile.
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Bob: Well I'd say that there is no-between the two markets in the U.S. there's no one that's more volatile than any other.
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Brexit, he said, would make Europe "less stable and more volatile," adding, allegedly tongue-in-cheek, that "we (Germans) would cry" if Britain left.
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But nipping at its heels is unleveraged gold mining pick (GDXJ), which tracks smaller, or "junior" gold miners, which tend to be more volatile.
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Typically, the shares of small and mid cap companies in the Russell 214 index are more volatile than the large cap S&P 500 .
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In 2005, Al Taqaddum was one of three bases in one of the more volatile parts of Anbar Province that had such a platoon.
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Last week's move by the Czech central bank to remove its cap on the crown versus the euro has also made it more volatile.
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Chinese shares, even more volatile, dropped sharply when the tariffs took effect but then recovered, with the Shanghai composite index last 1.9 percent higher.
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Others said quarterly disclosures are essential for investment decisions and support richer U.S. stock valuations, and that a change could make shares more volatile.
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But because most revenue on new deals is recognised up front, it is more volatile than the company's smaller, but faster-growing cloud business.
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As you age, you can also reduce your risk by somewhat reducing your exposure to stocks — which offer higher returns but are more volatile.
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Between now and the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, shit is only going to get more volatile, both inside and outside of these rooms.
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But because most revenue on new deals is recognized up front, it is more volatile than the company's smaller, but faster-growing cloud business.
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"So far institutional investors have taken the back seat, carefully monitoring the swings in the smaller, more volatile stocks," said a Dubai-based trader.
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At the same time, however, sugaring days, and the syrup they produce, have grown more volatile due to weather variations linked to climate change.
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This more volatile sound allowed their torment to come off as credulous, not the mall-ready anguish that would soon overtake the emo world.
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The yen is traditionally more volatile than sterling, and both are far more prone to sharp intraday price swings than the euro or dollar.
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And Mr. Falih wasted little time in trying to calm markets amid fears that already volatile oil prices could quickly become even more volatile.
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Inflation slowed to 2.9% in FY16, a positive development for a country that has experienced higher and more volatile inflation than the 'B' median.
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Stocks remain far more volatile than indicators like business investment and unemployment, for example, driven by the vagaries of earnings seasons and currency fluctuations.
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As our reporter points out, though, their very appeal gives these hard-to-trace tactics the potential to make the international arena more volatile.
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Vanguard founder and former CEO Jack Bogle thinks the stock market is more volatile than at any other point in his extensive investing career.
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Gombe State has such a reputation for peaceful relations that it has begun attracting migrating herdsmen from other, more volatile regions, further cramping space.
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They also wonder whether Mr. Abe has been encouraging the Trump administration's increasingly combative stance toward North Korea, making the situation even more volatile.
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A mathematical algorithm was applied to increasingly select THC over other more volatile components found within breath such as carbon dioxide, water and ethanol.
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In Britain, the idling of a major gas reservoir ought to make winter prices more volatile, drawing in tankers at times of peak demand.
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Stocks are more volatile but provide higher average returns over the long-run, while bonds generally remain more stable but don't provide huge returns.
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The shift suggested that organizers of the award are conscious of an ever more volatile retail climate for small fashion brands and behemoths alike.
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While Australia has long dealt with bush fires, a yearslong drought and record-breaking temperatures have made for a more volatile and unpredictable season.
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It could also become a challenge for central banks, which are in the process of "handing off" liquidity, ultimately resulting in more volatile markets.
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After a year of record-busting gains, the stock market has been much more volatile in 2018, reflecting concerns about potentially tightening financial conditions.
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With the biotechnology sector struggling to stay afloat in a more volatile market, Cramer turned to technician Carolyn Boroden to spot any potential opportunities.
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Early on, age-based portfolios invest in a higher proportion of stocks, which are more volatile but have more potential for long-term gains.
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Things tend to get more volatile in the heart of earnings season, so the decline was unusual, though not necessarily concerning, the technician said.
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The company's complex organizational structure and reliance on more volatile capital markets revenues act as key constraints to further upward movement of the ratings.
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As we saw during the taper tantrum of 33, high-yield bonds can be much more volatile than Treasuries when investors grow more risk averse.
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Trading volumes have thinned, making prices more volatile, as many investors have given up on Chinese stocks since last summer, when shares crashed 40 percent.
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The market has gotten more volatile since the Trump administration began slapping tariffs on imports from various trading partners, especially in its conflict with China.
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They also see a somewhat more volatile market, with 44 percent expecting the CBOE volatility index to increase 10 percent to 25 percent this year.
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The Nordic power market is expected to be much more volatile than it is at present, due to a higher share of wind and solar.
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"It&aposs an excellent proxy for elements that are more volatile, that are more easily lost — for example, chlorine, or compounds like water," Day said.
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And the reach for yield could always be stretched even further to local-currency bond markets, which are less liquid and a lot more volatile.
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Unfortunately, that isn't really how it works, and we're all just grappling with our feelings, which are far more volatile than we'd like to think.
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" "Prices are likely to become more volatile over the coming months, caught between two narratives: Oversupply concerns and dwindling spare capacity/oil market tightness concerns.
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The Swiss bank just completed a three-year restructuring plan that emphasizes stable income from its wealth management division over more volatile investment banking revenue.
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Oil traders expressed surprise at the latest outage, comparing the normally reliable oil flows in the North Sea to those in more volatile producing regions.
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For all the carnage, the film is even more volatile in courtroom scenes in which Buscetta confronts such fellow criminals as Pippo Calò (Fabrizio Ferracane).
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In the Netherlands, maintenance of the existing onshore grid will continue, as well as expansion to accommodate larger and more volatile electricity flows, TenneT said.
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Read MoreWhy this could be a pivotal week for markets And it's not just that big moves are generally expected in this more-volatile market.
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Tech firms with more volatile stock prices have also begun turning to convertible bonds, in part because selling straight debt is harder and more expensive.
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This helps protect against impairments stemming from a sharp depreciation of the rupiah, which tends to be among the more volatile currencies in the region.
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At a time when the world has never felt more volatile or dangerous, this is music that reminds you there's magic yet to be discovered.
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Identifying these traits and seeding forests with super-saplings that possess them could help future forests persist in the hotter, more volatile climate to come.
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Transforming North Korea's defiance of the international community into a mano-a-mano duel between Trump and Kim makes the already tense situation more volatile.
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Why this matters: What researchers learn about the fire's extreme behavior could save lives, as climate change makes fire conditions more volatile across the West.
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More volatile confrontations could follow in the coming days, as celebrations turn to protests in Catalonia and the Spanish government decides on its next moves.
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After years of an upward trajectory in the wake of the financial crisis, the stock market has become more volatile since about October of 2018.
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It merely begins a potentially more volatile chapter in this tumultuous divorce, in which political and business interests jockey over how Brexit will play out.
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But we're witnessing the consequences of that heedless act in a region that is today significantly more volatile than when his administration began in 2017.
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In November, both the main PPI and the core PPI, which strips out more volatile items such as energy costs, were flat for the month.
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"Cash balances held by the US Treasury in its Federal Reserve account ... grew in size and became more volatile, especially after 2015," the BIS added.
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Or, will analysts hold onto the view that 221 could be more volatile with more dips than the market has seen in quite a while.
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"The company has been selling some of its more profitable businesses, leaving it with a less diversified and potentially more volatile portfolio," S&P said.
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And overall, I would say, even if it would have been more volatile in the beginning, I don't think that would have changed our decision.
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And so if you're a strong company with a strong story and strong financials, you'll be able to get out even in a more volatile environment.
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Financial markets have already moved, sending the pound lower against other major currencies, and will likely become more volatile in the run-up to the vote.
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These companies tend to be more volatile — they can dramatically outperform one year and fall hard the next — but they can also be good value buys.
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A beta of 1 would mean it moves equal to the market and greater than 1 means it is more volatile than the S&P 500.
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Profitability in corporate and institutional banking can be more volatile than retail banking and asset quality more sensitive in times of severe stress, in Fitch's view.
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Higher and more volatile global food prices could knock $161 billion off China's economy and $49 billion off India's, the United Nations (UN) warned on Wednesday.
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An insurer with a seemingly better solvency ratio could actually have a relatively more volatile portfolio than a competitor with a lower solvency ratio, he said.
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As Gordhan's future hung in the balance, more volatile trading in the rand currency underlined his reputation as an emblem of South Africa's stability among investors.
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The growth of the less-volatile service sector relative to more-volatile manufacturing has helped stabilise the overall economy in terms of output, employment and prices.
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Morgan Stanley has been shifting its focus away from more volatile areas of trading and toward more stable and less capital-intensive businesses, like wealth management.
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Currency markets are already rocking as voting is underway, and they could get much more volatile before the day is over, based on the election outcome.
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"However, acquiring XL does give global commercial P&C lines exposure and further accelerate AXA's exit from more volatile business lines in the U.S.," it added.
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Emerging markets, in particular, can be more volatile than the U.S. stock market because they can feature foreign currency exchange risk, political instability and limited liquidity.
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But the start of October looks set to be more volatile, with worries about Deutsche Bank roiling global markets in the latter part of last week.
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Although stockmarkets (and the British bond market) were a lot more volatile after a rate rise, there was little sign of increased volatility before a rise.
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As the country's current account is seen swinging from a decades-long surplus toward a deficit, the yuan's exchange rate is expected to become more volatile.
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However, market interest rates were likely to carry a slightly greater premium and be somewhat more volatile as banks adjusted to the new system, Hauser said.
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According to minutes of that session, released on Wednesday, Fed officials discussed whether a more volatile global environment would throw their outlook for rates off track.
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Furthermore, earnings contribution from the more volatile capital market segment was the smallest among Canadian bank peers, and represented just 9% of total revenue at 3Q16.
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And as the Federal Reserve's balance sheet shrinks, rising supply of new bonds and higher interest rates risk making the U.S. government bond market more volatile.
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Additionally, rule differences make the women's game inherently more volatile at the majors, because women play best-of-three sets compared to men's best-of-five.
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Even before investors became aware of the coronavirus, Emanuel said he had expected the market to get more volatile, just because it had become so overbought.
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For instance, climate change is going to make our relationship to nature more volatile and our exposure to nature worse, which will have downstream political effects.
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Examples included the width of a hedge fund managers&apos face being tied to how risky they are, and full moons leading to more volatile markets.
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Maas said the situation in the region had become more volatile but there was no concrete threat to Germany in the main travel areas so far.
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The stock market has been much more volatile in 2018 than last year, when the stock market posted massive gains during Trump's first year as president.
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With the biotechnology sector struggling to stay afloat in a more volatile market, CNBC's Jim Cramer turned to technician Carolyn Boroden to spot any potential opportunities.
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Many voters say they are just beginning to pay close attention to the race, signaling the potential for a far more volatile campaign season this fall.
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Its contracted sales are smaller and more volatile than most peers due to the uncertainty about when such projects would be injected from its ultimate shareholder.
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The core C.P.I., which strips out the more volatile food and energy prices, is expected to rise 0.2 percent, the same gain as the previous month.
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"If you're looking at an illustration that shows [an index gain of] 12 percent every year, it's going to be more volatile than that," Voya's Johnson said.
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Economic performance has historically been more volatile than peers, with volatility of real GDP growth, inflation and the real effective exchange rate all higher than 'BB' medians.
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Activist hedge funds tend to invest in stocks that are more volatile than the overall market, so these stocks tended to rise more than the market itself.
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The situation this weekend is potentially more volatile because the first major anti–Yellow Vest protest is being organized in another part of Paris the following day.
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Kallum Pickering, senior UK economist with Berenberg bank, suggested that most investors will be eagerly awaiting the December meeting which could prove to be much more volatile.
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Technology companies have increasingly turned to convertible bonds as a way of raising cheaper debt, given the companies are often unrated and have more volatile stock prices.
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Thyssenkrupp is in the middle of a major shift under Chief Executive Heinrich Hiesinger towards technology and away from the more volatile steel industry, its traditional mainstay.
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His actions have shaken commodity markets at a time when speculation in futures is near the record heights of 210, making markets even more volatile (see chart).
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart have any number of reasons to disagree, but none are more volatile or potentially deadly than North Korea.
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Then there's a Fourth Industrial Revolution of technological change that may favor authoritarians and make democratic politics all the more volatile through lost jobs and uncertain futures.
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For tech companies or startups, which can have more volatile stock prices and are often unrated, convertible bonds also represent a cheaper funding alternative than straight debt.
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"The first half of 2018 reflected a more challenging operating environment against a more volatile global geopolitical backdrop," Jupiter Chief Executive Maarten Slendebroek said in a statement.
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With newsprint becoming more and more volatile, an artististic examination into depicting how the words could revolt off their pages seems like a timely and important departure.
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But because the BOJ's policy statements have not clarified where it think yields on other maturities should be, other maturities could remain more volatile, market players say.
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Athenahealth's stock has slumped 45 percent from its high in February 2014 and is seen by investors as one of the more-volatile stocks in the sector.
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Increasing Cash Flow Volatility: The EMSPL acquisition increases Sunshine's exposure to the agriculture business, which generates more volatile cash flow relative to Sunshine's comparatively defensive healthcare segment.
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But even if the two big planemakers do enjoy more predictable demand than in the past, it may become more volatile on a year-to-year basis.
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In February, Chief Financial Officer Hugh Johnston said the world has gone from "a volatile place to an even more volatile place" in the previous nine months.
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The structure is more expensive - yielding on average approximately 8%-9% - but provides more certainty, which sponsors prefer in more volatile markets when capital flows less freely.
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Somasundaram said the U.S. earnings reporting season will coincide with upcoming school holidays in Australia, when local fund managers would typically trim exposure to more volatile stocks.
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Venice is well known for its waterways, but the city's location in a lagoon puts it at extreme risk as weather in the region becomes more volatile.
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Rising trade uncertainties, tougher listing requirements on the NASDAQ and an upcoming U.S. presidential election have sparked fears that 2020 may prove even more volatile for debutants.
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He attributed the rise in Verizon shares to a combination of lower interest rates, domestic exposure and defensive investors going after dividends in a more volatile environment.
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Temasek also said it expects more volatile markets and an increasingly challenging business environment, and that it had the financial flexibility to pursue investment opportunities that arise.
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"On a day to day basis it will be more volatile, but smoothing out over a three month time horizon it should be similarly volatile," Cabana said.
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But the conflict there not only has not slowed, it is intensifying and growing more volatile, with more players diving in with conflicting interests and shifting allegiances.
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Money manager Joe Fahmy thinks the ongoing bull market in equities has just entered an acceleration period and should prove more volatile in the months to come.
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It was of the type of investment that 401(k) investors routinely use to cushion the risk of their other investments in stocks, which are more volatile.
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In other words, coking coal has enjoyed gains this year and has maintained them, while iron ore and steel have had larger swings and been more volatile.
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Compared to Vingroup, Modernland Realty has a significantly smaller scale of operations, and around half of its contracted sales stem from the more volatile industrial property segment.
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Regarding the days before the Fourth of July holiday, Cashin said to expect markets to be thinner and potentially more volatile as more people take off work.
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Downward pressure could also come from the acquired bank almost certainly facing a more volatile operating environment and having a weaker risk profile than the Taiwanese acquirer.
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On a day to day basis it will be more volatile, but smoothing out over a three month time horizon it should be similarly volatile, Cabana said.
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However, it's not clear whether historical analysis on the decades-old stock market is appropriate for the far more volatile cryptocurrency that's less than 10 years old.
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The details: Per the Wall Street Journal, Buffett warned in his annual letter in February that "earnings would appear more volatile" because of a new accounting rule.
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The new CalPERS allocation reduces the portfolio's more volatile stock and private equity sectors and increases allocations of more stable investments such as real estate and infrastructure.
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The more volatile bots might try to phish you by sending spam or harmful links via DM, and it's not worth the risk of keeping them around.
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The generic congressional ballot, which asks voters which party they'll support for Congress, has been more volatile over short periods, but the big shifts have proved ephemeral.
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The most compelling use that Bitcoin fanatics talk about is its value to people in repressive countries that have currencies that are even more volatile than Bitcoin.
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The trend in job growth is easier to see by focusing on the year-over-year growth at any point, rather than the more volatile monthly figures.
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If the shutdown is unplanned and happens simultaneously with a loss of critical cooling systems—as was the case at Le Blayais—things get much more volatile.
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But strategists say they are more comfortable that the quick comeback of the market could be signaling a now more stable market — but a more volatile one.
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Stocks across the world have been far more volatile in 22019 than in 2017, when U.S. markets saw a major boost in value during Trump's first year.
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All that buying on margin just means that any significant pullback has the potential to be a lot more volatile as that leverage works in both directions.
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But that indicated a greater danger to us — that someone [was] that susceptible to fawning pointed to instability that would make him more volatile when he returned.
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Guangzhou R&F's leverage has also been stable compared with the more volatile leverage of these peers and it has a stronger business profile despite its smaller scale.
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Volatile Cashflows, Low Development Risk: Modernland's exposure to bulk land sales and industrial land sales results in more volatile cash flows than peers that depend on residential sales.
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A broader retail measure that includes sales of cars and building materials, which are considered to be more volatile, fell 0.2 percent in January from December, IBGE said.
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Yes, the headline job jump was impressive but the much more volatile household survey saw a jobs decline of 2000,22014 and the unemployment rate rose to 4.8 percent.
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And unlike in the West, where smelter outages are few and far between, China's sprawling aluminium sector seems a more volatile mix of short-term and structural disruption.
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And unlike in the West, where smelter outages are few and far between, China's sprawling aluminum sector seems a more volatile mix of short-term and structural disruption.
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Finansbank is a fairly well-capitalised and profitable bank, but the Turkish operating environment is significantly weaker and more volatile than that of QNB's home market in Qatar.
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The group had warned in June that first-half profits, which are always much lower and more volatile than in the second half, would be close to zero.
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That core is wrapped in a mantle of water ice, which in turn is coated with a layer of more volatile ices, including nitrogen, methane, and carbon monoxide.
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The SEC's decisions also face close scrutiny given its power to clear the way for products that could be among the more volatile traded in U.S. equity markets.
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So a 2050 fund would invest aggressively in more volatile things, such as stocks in 2017, but would be mostly in safer bonds and fixed income by 2050.
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Mark Rosenberg, the CEO of GeoQuant, whose forecasts combine AI-driven data and analysis by political scientists, says last year was much more volatile than 2015 or 2016.
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Some economists look at an inflation measure that excludes even more volatile components, like alcohol and tobacco prices which are often subject to government changes in excise tax.
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Asset classes, such as small-cap stocks, emerging market stocks and high-yield bonds, which tend to be more volatile, would have a smaller percentage of the allocation.
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Automotive operations' profitability has been lower and more volatile than those of its close peers BMW and Audi, but it has strengthened continuously in the past few years.
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The LNG market is also likely to become more volatile and the seasonal swings may become more pronounced, especially if China remains the main driver of demand growth.
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This company has less exposure than peers to the more volatile North American market and more exposure to international markets, which tend to have longer and steadier cycles.
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The bond market has become somewhat more volatile than it normally is, and now strategists expect to see the 10-year trade between 1.75% and just over 23%.
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Atrium's 'BBB-' rating with a Stable Outlook is driven by its exposure to some of the more volatile and less liquid central and eastern European markets, especially Russia.
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But euro zone inflation is expected to slow again in 2018 to 1.4 percent and core inflation, which excludes more volatile prices, is set to rise only gradually.
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In the years before his suicide, he had become more volatile and moody, but he had seemed genuinely excited to head north for another shot at pro football.
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Morgan Stanley expects "Brexit to drive lower and more volatile growth" in 22017 and beyond, the investment bank warned in a note sent to clients on Wednesday afternoon.
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But Tywin's death left a power vacuum in the capital and unleashed forces that were far more volatile and less rational: namely, Cersei Lannister and the Faith Militant.
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This is a roller coaster in national home prices — it has been even scarier in some more volatile cities — yet we have no clarity on why it happened.
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The Shanghai exchange, which is known to be more volatile and less efficient than U.S. markets, is down 292 percent from a high it hit in late January.
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Soon after his appointment, Sewing said he wanted to ensure that the more volatile investment banking activities, beyond transaction banking, accounted for only a third of overall revenues.
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The likelihood that the BoE will not hike next month also means bond prices could rally further and presents a more volatile backdrop for the UK stock market.
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There are also worries climate change could make extreme weather more frequent, leading to more volatile food prices and putting nutritious food out of reach for poor households.
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Similarly, core CPI, which removes the more volatile food and energy prices, bottomed out in mid-2019 and is now running consistently above the 2% Fed target rate.
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New and more volatile patterns of demand will require extra efforts from utilities and state regulators to boost flexibility and drive demand reduction, to smooth out the spikes.
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In time, that threat might be enough to prompt Tokyo to acquire its own nuclear arsenal – something that would antagonize Beijing, and arguably make the region even more volatile.
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A word of caution for value-minded investors: Such deep-value and pure-value screens tend to make holdings more limited, and therefore more volatile, than broader market indices.
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The two times in this century the market has been more volatile since the most recent high were following the dotcom bust in 2000 and during the financial crisis.
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As for the link with economic growth, it is often hard to find a short-term correlation between this and stockmarket performance, which tends to be much more volatile.
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Now, with stock markets more volatile, demand slowing from overseas buyers and a surging supply of high-priced homes, the top of the market is now among the weakest.
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Price pressures picked up on a broad basis, suggesting that the rise was also driven by core inflation and not only by the more volatile energy and food components.
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Investors are wary of private equity's complex structure and assign substantially less value to the more volatile performance fees earned by these firms than to their stable management fees.
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However, while significantly more volatile, over the past five years the analysis from the Conference Board suggests that the growth numbers reported by the government have been grossly overstated.
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Without consequences, toxic servers—like the /pol/ or the unabashedly fascist Blood and Soil—will continue to proliferate, making the platform more volatile and less appealing to potential users.
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Birol is among many analysts who have warned that the outlook for oil prices is choppier and more volatile in 2017 but the concept needs to be employed carefully.
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While Mexico's currency is more volatile, if the United States doesn't take as hard a line with trade as some think it may, then the peso should rebound, too.
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Investors can rack up greater losses on longer-dated bonds because they tend to have a higher duration and are more volatile when the outlook for monetary policy changes.
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Selling traditionally less volatile positions and buying traditionally more volatile assets generally pushes up indexes and sends a reflation signal to those who infer a trend from equity markets.
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The period from the 1940s to the 1970s, when governments took primary responsibility for keeping economies out of slumps, was more volatile and inflationary but it was hardly Armageddon.
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"The [intelligence community] will have to become more agile, innovative, and resilient to deal effectively with these threats and the ever more volatile world that shapes them," it says.
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Chilton said the CME and Cboe know what the risks are and are very adept at setting their margins, which are constantly adjusted in things that are more volatile.
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"Just because US equities are more volatile does not mean negative price returns, at least when looking at the historical data," she wrote in a recent note to clients.
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The lender had been trying to shift its focus to the steadier business of managing money for wealthy clients and away from more volatile investment banking after steep losses.
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Wealth management will make up almost 60% of the firm's pretax profits, providing a counterweight to the more volatile Wall Street businesses like institutional trading of stocks and bonds.
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Aside for the tech that Amazon makes itself, its pricing on other products tends to be more volatile than other retailers, meaning prices will likely fluctuate throughout Cyber Monday.
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Perhaps the biggest find from the probe so far is that the Sun's magnetic field is much more volatile closer to its surface, switching its direction back and forth.
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"I wouldn't be surprised to see the Kiwi a little more volatile on this result," Stuart Ive, dealer at OM Financial said on Sunday, referring to New Zealand dollar.
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Revenue at its cash-cow bond-trading division dropped by 17 percent despite more volatile markets, though the bank said it plans to funnel more money into the division.
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"If this proves to be the case then we may see rather more obvious aggressive dissent going forwards, which again may feed into a more volatile environment," Shaoul noted.
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The bloc loses its second-largest economy, and hard questions abound about whether the pivot toward nationalism and self-interest marks the start of a more volatile global era.
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And because few things are more volatile than an emasculated thug, we guess it won't be long before mattresses and ammunition are at the top of everyone's shopping list.
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"The market will become more volatile as much of the policy expectation has been priced in, so if policies fail to excite investors, the market may fall again," Zhang said.
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Normally, times like these "tend to be sedate [and] fairly limited" when it comes to trading; this one has been much more volatile, or prone to big swings, he said.
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The benchmark that the Federal Reserve uses to set interest rates could become more volatile as the central bank continues to unwind the portfolio of bonds on its balance sheet.
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"M&A activity levels will be more volatile than last year, and less predictable from month to month, although overall we expect it to be another strong year," Meyerson said.
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Fitch believes sales are more volatile in these cities than in more developed locations and demand may reach saturation faster due to the smaller populations and GDP in these economies.
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"Small, highly globalised countries like Ireland are more volatile than larger economies, which means we can grow strongly for extended periods but are especially vulnerable to negative shocks," Lane said.
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Glaciers are melting; sea levels are rising; weather systems are growing ever more volatile; and the diversity and richness of life on Earth is being diminished with geologically extraordinary speed.
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"Some traders (are) headed to the exits rather than get bruised by more volatile trading into the weekend," Farm Futures senior analyst Bryce Knorr said in a note to clients.
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In fact, he added, investors may have sold GE shares on Friday and bought more volatile industrial stocks on the view that GE's growth target implies stronger growth in 2017.
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" In 2015, Inside Climate News wrote that "as weather extremes like flooding batter Texas, its refusal to prepare for an even more volatile climate leaves residents at risk, experts say.
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"Whereas rates had leveled off and even improved somewhat during March and early April, they've quickly shown more volatile colors," wrote Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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Don Friedman, a versatile pianist who moved easily between the modern-jazz mainstream and the more volatile jazz avant-garde, died on June 30 at his home in the Bronx.
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Climate is expected to hit crop yields and livestock production and make the price of food more volatile, putting poor families at greater risk of hunger, the U.N. agency said.
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The fourth quarter could be a lot more volatile thanks to a deteriorating global economic environment, sluggish corporate earnings and rising political uncertainty around the U.S. presidential election in November.
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But as Bieber matured, and as his music developed from crooning ballads to experiments with E.D.M. and hip-hop, his behavior became more volatile, and his cherubic looks changed, too.
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The pound's 14-day implied volatility, a gauge of the currency's expected swings over the next two weeks, has climbed as investors have started betting on a more volatile pound.
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But if the Federal Reserve pushes rates higher and if the debt markets turn more volatile, then the money available to finance such big-ticket acquisitions will become more expensive.
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Investors have cited uncertain prospects for Healthineers' diagnostics business - machines for high-throughput testing of blood and urine - and slightly more volatile markets, which have pushed valuations off record highs.
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U.S.-North Korea tensions and questions about the ability of U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to bring its economic agenda to fruition have contributed to more volatile trading this month.
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"As long as you can expand the membership base...then it's an attractive business," he said, citing the relative stability of the earnings relative to the more volatile airline business.
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Fitch believes sales are more volatile in these cities than in more developed cities, and demand may reach saturation faster due to the smaller populations and GDP in these economies.
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"It is rare that you see something more volatile than bitcoin, but we found it: Bitcoin futures," Zennon Kapron, managing director of the Shanghai-based consulting firm Kapronasia, told Bloomberg.
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A former White House official said the temper flare-ups left him with the sense that Mr. Porter was more volatile and troubled than his clean-cut image let on.
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If markets grow even more volatile and severely hurt business confidence, the BOJ may take steps in March such as increasing its purchases of exchange-traded funds (ETFs), analysts say.
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REMEMBERING DON FRIEDMAN (Saturday) Don Friedman, who died this summer at 81, was a pianist who moved easily between the modern-jazz mainstream and the more volatile jazz avant-garde.
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By toggling a button on the search page, users can track prices on a flight and receive email updates on current fares, which often become more volatile as departure nears.
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Almost two-thirds of respondents believe trading powered by artificial intelligence (AI) should create opportunities and reduce costs, but 72% warn that AI will also create more volatile market conditions.
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Secondly, it has to be designed so more volatile elements of the paint from being lost to space as "out-gas," causing the paint to lose mass and flake off.
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It's so much more difficult and I think so much more volatile because of the fact that if you shoot a good round out here you'll move up the board.
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The markets could become more volatile as the debt ceiling deadlines approach heading into the fall, strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch wrote Tuesday in a note to clients.
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With markets more volatile than they have been in months, CNBC's Jim Cramer opened the phone lines for investors on Wednesday to offer advice on their portfolios and favorite stocks.
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The complexity of global operations and a reliance on more volatile capital markets revenues, which on average account for around 25% revenues, serve as constraints to upwards movement in ratings.
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Product mix also includes sale of hydrous, anhydrous, industrial ethanol and sanitizers, with the domestic ethanol market becoming more volatile following Petroleo Brasileiro S/A's (Petrobras) new fuel pricing policy.
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While some scientists had suggested the planet experienced extended heating during and after its formation, Mercury still contains lighter, more volatile elements that would have boiled away in that scenario.
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The U.S. Embassy has even warned American citizens to keep a low profile during the visit because of the planned protests — the sort of warning usually issued in more volatile locations.
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Now, he is pointing to volatility in the stock market as a reason to not push their risk levels too high by adding more volatile assets such as the cryptocurrency bitcoin.
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The only thing exact in this album's universe is the precision with which the music hurtles forward, each pulse of a drum mechanically pulling in the more volatile flaps of lyricism.
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"Share price movements have become more volatile in recent weeks amid the repricing of inflation risk and rising U.S. Treasury yields," said Jeremy Osborne, investment director at FIL Investments (Japan) Limited.
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From there it spread in viral fashion across many of the web's more volatile right-wing hangouts, including the r/The_Donald and r/conspiracy sub-Reddits and the Reddit alternative Voat.
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The most recent angst about the economic outlook has sparked Treasury purchases and a 5.5% decline in the S&P 500 as traders look for safety in the more-volatile market.
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"Since we are in a downturn, it could make the markets more volatile, make it go down one month after, but we tend to see some recovery in December," she said.
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For investors who want to avoid more volatile, small-cap stocks, the iShares Core S&P 500 ETF (IVV) has the lowest expense ratio among comparable ETFs, at four basis points.
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And at present, more volatile stocks that generally move in concert with the market (that is, high beta stocks) have outperformed, a good sign for those who are focused on sentiment.
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"In this phase, markets become more volatile and more sensitive to drawdowns as positioning becomes more concentrated and investors more trigger-happy to pre-empt the inevitable bear market," he said.
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A modest detraction from the transaction that operating results may be more volatile relative to MAA's prior strategy which had less infill locations and did not have a material development strategy.
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Some are restricted, but if the majority who are not decide to sit on their shares, supply/demand could be out of whack and the stock could be much more volatile.
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We expect loan loss provision charges to be more volatile under IFRS 9, giving a better reflection of how risk evolves, while total loan loss allowances will tend to be higher.
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The region is now in for a period of shorter, more volatile political cycles in which the winners will be those who succeed in marshalling support for difficult but overdue changes.
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Nevertheless, Kotowski remains bullish on the company despite the earnings miss, noting that Goldman is more volatile on a quarterly basis than other big banks and expects trading to turn around.
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"Risk appetite has improved in general, and (the banks) are higher beta (more volatile) so they tend to benefit from that," said Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets.
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"If the governor's budget or something similar is enacted, the ratings on [Connecticut] municipalities will reasonably be more volatile in the coming years," MMA analysts wrote in a note on Monday.
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"The volatile goods surplus and widening service trade deficit show that China's current account balance could be more volatile in future," said Tommy Xie, China economist at OCBC Bank in Singapore.
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"Despite rising trade tensions, more volatile financial markets, and poor weather, businesses are adding a robust more than 200,543 jobs per month," Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi said in a statement.
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The longer Putin waits to relinquish power, the more volatile this power struggle will be, and the less capable an increasingly aged and enfeebled Putin will be of shaping its outcome.
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During that period, small-cap growth stocks were more than 22015 percent more volatile than large-cap stocks, according to Christopher Bennett, senior index analyst at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
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"Small, highly globalised countries such as Ireland are inherently more volatile than larger economies: we can grow strongly for extended periods but are also especially vulnerable to negative shocks," Lane said.
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But lower retail risk weights may be less suitable for Turkey because default rates are higher than in more developed markets, portfolios are less seasoned and interest rates generally more volatile.
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Finansbank (BBB-/Stable/bbb-) is a fairly well-capitalised and profitable bank, but the Turkish operating environment is significantly weaker and more volatile than that of QNB's home market in Qatar.
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Smith said the U.S. IPO market also tends to be more volatile than the overseas IPO market, and investor fear of valuations, especially for tech stocks, can lead to dramatic selloffs.
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The first quarter of 22018 proved significantly more volatile for equity markets, with both the Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 falling into correction territory at one point.
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But his latest move is potentially more volatile because he has not only threatened to sue the league, but also is trying to prevent the commissioner from getting a new contract.
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As a result, said Cory Salzillo, legislative director of the California State Sheriffs' Association, federal arrests of unauthorized immigrants could shift from the jails into the communities, a more volatile setting.
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HSB's solid capitalisation prepares it well for expected higher and more volatile provisioning requirements under the new IFRS 9 reporting standard and stricter risk-weighted asset rules from the Basel reforms.
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Climate change is expected to hit crop yields and make the price of food more volatile, putting poor families at greater risk of hunger, the FAO said in a 2016 report.
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That argument can be flipped by the fact that emerging markets are by nature more volatile than developed markets, and over the past 15 years EM has produced double-digit returns.
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" Mr. Carlson said that assimilation had failed and that immigration was "in the process of totally changing these ancient cultures into something different and much more volatile and much more threatening.
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Even removing the more volatile components of food and energy, core CPI increased at an annual pace of 3.6 percent, well beyond the Fed's long term target of 2 percent. 2.
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The bank's wealth-management arm has become a more central part of its overall business in the decade since the global financial crisis, shifting away from more volatile businesses like trading.
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"I think people are recognizing more so that you can do all that but you can still have very large impacts to your infrastructure" due to more volatile weather patterns, Ellis said.
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A survey of 623 institutional investors released this month by Natixis Investment Managers found that active management will be a better bet than passive strategies because market conditions will be more volatile.
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But the forecasters polled by the ECB cut their estimates for core inflation, which strips out the more volatile energy and food prices, and economic growth for this year and the next.
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"Our recent performance highlights the significant changes we've made as a company to respond to a world of lower and more volatile commodity prices," Chief Executive Ryan Lance said in a statement.
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After years of low interest rates curtailed returns for retail banking, SocGen, BNP Paribas and other big European banks have grown more reliant on more volatile earnings from corporate and investment banking.
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Disclosing classified conclusions is against the law -- but, more critically, doing so when those conclusions are not fully vetted could also prompt reactions from Pyongyang that only make the situation more volatile.
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Almost 1,200 companies have moved their legal headquarters out of Catalonia as the situation became more volatile, and Barcelona-based real estate firm Inmobiliaria Colonial decided last week to relocate to Madrid.
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Only Erste Group and Raiffeisen Bank International retain large operations in the region, where we expect post-impairment profits to be significantly higher than in Austria across the cycle, but more volatile.
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There is oversight, however, with traders employing kill switches that enable them to take control over the algorithms when markets turn more volatile or if the order is above a particular size.
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Technology companies in search of growth capital have increasingly turned to convertible bonds as a way of raising cheaper debt, given the companies are often unrated and have more volatile stock prices.
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The reason for the steel girder bridges' vulnerability in warmer temperatures and more volatile storms comes down to the steel itself, which expands when it's hot and contracts when it gets cold.
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The net worths of Hong Kong's ultra-wealthy are more volatile than the net worths of their counterparts in any other region in the world, according to Capgemini's 2019 World Wealth Report.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's currency will become more volatile in coming months as investors fear lawmakers could block key austerity measures ahead of next year's general elections, strategists said in a Reuters poll.
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"We believe the official manufacturing PMI may decline again, the growth slowdown could gather pace and (financial)markets could become more volatile in coming months," economists at Nomura said in a note.
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Large debt-funded M&A transactions and/or acquisition of assets with more volatile cash flows and higher business risk at BHE could trigger a rating downgrade at the utility holding company.
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Changes in retail employment, which tend to be more volatile than other sectors, included a loss of 5,900 jobs in August after clothing and clothing accessories stores cut more than 20,000 positions.
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For 2102.4 Janus Henderson expects dividends to keep the same 26.9 percent growth rate to reach around $2475.6 trillion, as corporate and economic growth remains strong even in more volatile financial markets.
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The prospect of interest rates rising further in the US could have negative implications for banks in markets with higher leverage, more volatile exchange rates, or with higher exposure to fixed-income securities.
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A broader measure of retail sales, including automobiles and building materials, which are usually more volatile, could slip even further as car sales plunged in December BRASLM=ECI, according to economists with Barclays.
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Reports released on Friday included one from Germany's Fraunhofer Group commissioned by Takata, which said prolonged exposure to moisture and hot conditions could cause the propellant used in inflators to become more volatile.
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The more volatile half of U.S. large-cap companies (as measured by Markit's Signal 60 Month Beta factor) have lagged behind their less volatile peers since the beginning of the year, Colvin wrote.
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Bankers believe the central bank can remove any excess liquidity via open market bond sales - something the RBI has been reluctant to do because it fears it would make inflation management more volatile.
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Although UBS again outperformed expectations at its investment bank, analysts and investors have been cautious about welcoming gains in a business seen as more volatile and outside the Zurich-based bank's core focus.
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In so far as Mr Trump's win means a meaner, more fractious, more volatile global order, it raises those costs and shrinks that space for compromise and consensus essential for a smooth Brexit.
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It also suggests an early solar system that was much more volatile than we knew—and it could be just the beginning of what new analyses on old lunar samples could teach us.
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OSLO (Reuters) - California will suffer more volatile weather this century with a "whiplash" from drought to rain and mounting risks a repeat of the devastating "Great Flood" of 1862, scientists said on Monday.
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After years of low interest rates curtailed returns for retail banking, SocGen, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and other big European banks have relied on the more volatile earnings from corporate and investment banking.
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The operational environment in these regions, in terms of political and regulatory stability and economic conditions, tend to be more volatile than developed markets, which could have an adverse effect on MIC's operations.
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When the more volatile IWC iShares micro-cap ETF outperforms over several months, the tends to top out shortly after, Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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Rui, who sits on the boards of several Chinese companies as an independent director, said most firms are not used to hedging because the yuan has only become more volatile in recent years.
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The portfolios of some funds have bulked up on riskier and more volatile investments over the past eight years, Eileen Norcross, senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, said.
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In private conversations, two prominent Brazilian investment bankers in the past month cut their informal estimates for IPOs this year, citing more volatile global markets and uncertainty about the country's October presidential election.
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If anything, these companies are more recently public, meaning they could be a little more volatile as they figure out their respective game plans — especially when it comes to hard, concrete product pipelines.
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But please don't feign surprise, dismay and certainly not innocence when a more volatile and less restrained member of the group decides to react to their inflammatory rhetoric by shooting an abortion provider.
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Box has already experienced its share of ups and downs in the stock market and Pagerduty's IPO in April launched its stock right into one of the more volatile markets in recent years.
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In the process, they underscored all the issues that could grow more volatile as the distance widens between a Republican-majority court and a Democratic coalition increasingly centered on the nation's growing diversity.
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Context: While Australia has long dealt with bush fires, a yearslong drought and record temperatures have made for a more volatile fire season — which started earlier than normal and has been especially ferocious.
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This earnings season is likely to be more volatile than the market is preparing for, according to Goldman Sachs, which outlined a tactical plan for clients looking to play the latest financial numbers.
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Moreover, "the LME-ShFE arbitrage has swung more aggressively since Q4 2015 and LME prices have been more volatile in Asian hours," particularly during times of high Shanghai turnover, according to the LME.
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While the ECB and other central banks focus on headline inflation, policymakers also pay close attention to trends in core inflation which strip out the traditionally more volatile swings in food and energy prices.
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Financial markets are always more volatile than the underlying economy; the stock market has predicted nine of the last five recessions, as an old line often credited to the economist Paul Samuelson has it.
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Ely said one primary use of stable cryptocurrencies is to speculate in more volatile ones, he said — suggesting that Libra might have limited practical use for people in countries that already have stable currencies.
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Prices were close to record lows for January and half of February, although they have since climbed and been more volatile, with the massive 258.49-percent spike on March 27.12 being the standout example.
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"An important trade-off is while these investments can protect from interest rate risk, they do at the expensive of credit risk," meaning returns could be more volatile than a plain-vanilla bond fund.
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"Reflecting a more volatile end market and macro-economic environment, AMS has decided to suspend its cash dividend policy for fiscal year 2018 to focus on strengthening its business position in 2019," AMS said.
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The index weight adjustments triggered by foreign ownership rules "could be incrementally negative for market sentiment" if it makes rebalancing more volatile for fund managers, said Laura Wang, chief China strategist at Morgan Stanley.
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Poloz told a news conference that the Chinese stock market "is probably a lot more volatile than its fundamentals" and the sharp falls should not automatically be seen as sign of deeper economic trouble.
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Furthermore, earnings contribution from the more volatile capital market segment was the smallest among Canadian bank peers, and represented 16% of total net income at 3Q17 compared to a peer group average of 25%.
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The model suggests that stocks which are more volatile than the overall market (high beta in the jargon) should display higher returns while stocks that are more stable (low beta) should deliver lower returns.
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We know that equity exposure is important for long-term growth, but how should investors be positioned for an equity environment that in all likelihood will be more volatile than in the recent past?
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Since then markets have been consistently more volatile than a year ago, also showing the effects of wobbles in high-flying tech stocks and the fear of a full-scale trade war with China.
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Both Klabin and Petrobras typically raise large financings in the international bond market, but higher prices, more volatile global conditions and increasing US interest rates have led the companies to consider new funding options.
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Spotify, whose stock ticker is SPOT, acknowledged in its risk disclosures that its first trading day may be more volatile than normal because there aren't any bankers at the ready to smooth out problems.
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Investment management has roughly $400 billion of assets under management and the firm is aggressively looking to grow the division as a more stable form of revenue compared to more volatile areas like trading.
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However, the more volatile crude market is likely to react far more quickly to developments, even if these don't actually do much to the overall chances of the loss of shipments through the Strait.
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In his earlier, more volatile, days, he almost certainly would have gone for the green, anyway, almost as if to punish himself for his previous shot, and ended up making a bogey or worse.
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The outcome of next month's negotiations are made more volatile by Trump's strained relationship with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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And you know, if we move towards a more entrepreneurial society, or less secure jobs, more volatile jobs, we need a stronger social safety net, I argue, on both health care and on retirement.
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"Alberta's financial results are more volatile than those of other Canadian provinces because of the strong correlation of provincial revenues, especially non-renewable resource revenues, with oil and natural gas prices," S&P added.
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If you focus on lower-priced homes, beware that you are investing in a more volatile section of the market from a pricing perspective and beware that lower-priced homes have appreciated the most.
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Libra: The price of Bitcoin has been more volatile than ever in the past few weeks, surging to nearly $14,000 in late June before plunging all the way back to about $9,1.73 on July 2.
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Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies like it have proven to be more volatile because the same hype that helps to build value also brings in customers that simply want to gamble on the hot, new thing.
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"Chinese zinc prices are expected to track London prices lower... Meanwhile, zinc could be even more volatile before demand from downstream users re-emerges in March," CITIC Futures analysts said in a note in Mandarin.
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The complexity of global operations and a reliance on more volatile capital markets revenues, which on average accounted for around 30% revenues over the past five quarters, serve as constraints to upwards movement in ratings.
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However, Sunac has a more volatile financial profile, which is more comparable with that of lower-rated issuers like Greenland Holding Group Company Limited (BB/Negative; standalone BB-/Negative) and China Evergrande Group (B+/Stable).
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While it's never a good idea to sell out the market, and Rosenbluth doesn't think we're headed for a crash, getting a bit more defensive can be a prudent move in today's more volatile markets.
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But Andrew Smithers of Smithers & Co, a consultancy, points out that the earnings per share of quoted companies have become far more volatile since 1992, compared with the volatility of profits in the national accounts.
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European shares were also expected to bounce back, according to strategists who also said the things that supported European markets in 2017 will continue to do so even if the market is now more volatile.
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"While we have had a highly satisfactory first six months, there is no doubt that we will encounter more volatile markets and a reduction in risk appetite by investors," Polar Chief Executive Gavin Rochussen said.
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After years of low interest rates curtailed returns for retail banking, SocGen, cross-town rival BNP Paribas and other big European banks have grown more reliant on more volatile earnings from corporate and investment banking.
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On a conference call with analysts, outgoing Chief Executive J. Patrick Doyle said international same-store sales were more volatile than usual, due in part to weakness in Japan, but that Domino's business remains healthy.
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Jobs' more volatile personality would surely have been on display and he would have been forced to have a more public conversation about Apple's position on privacy and security than he probably would have liked.
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Growth next year is likely to slow, though remain above the economy's potential, she said; and yet uncertainty over trade policy and global growth has increased, and financial conditions have tightened and become more volatile.
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Abans is rated at the same level as DSG, which reflects its exposure to more volatile cash flows from its property development projects, despite the company's strong market position in the retailing of consumer durables.
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But then there is his more volatile side, which resurfaced in a profane confrontation with the chair umpire in the same match and lit a spark on a rainy opening day at the French Open.
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White House Weighs Response to North Korea's Threats The war of words between President Trump and Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, raised concerns that it could escalate into a new and more volatile phase.
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So far this year, stock markets have delivered weak returns, bond markets have turned in negative performances, and everything is much more volatile — just the environment that many hedge funds say they've been waiting for.
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"With all this incoming news, when the market becomes more volatile, as we believe it will become, you could get a day's worth of price action in 30 minutes, several times a day," said Emanuel.
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The core rate — which excludes food and energy prices because they are believed to be more volatile — increased by 0.2 percent, bumping the 12-month increase up a notch to 2.2 percent from 2.1 percent.
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Tesla is also prone to more volatile stock movements because Mr. Musk and other board members and top executives own a large chunk of shares, leaving a relative few that change hands frequently, he said.
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However, the rating also takes into account volatility in Man's earnings base (due to its more concentrated product offering relative to peers) as well as a larger share of more volatile performance fees than peers.
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Like small-cap stocks versus large-cap stocks, the less expensive homes show much more price movements up and down and are thus far more volatile during booms and busts than their more expensive counterparts.
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Obviously you had the Lyft transaction, which didn't go as well and set up the broad dynamic more negatively and a little bit more challenging and more volatile market structure, market timing, made it more challenging.
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China's current account is slowly swinging from a decades' long surplus towards a deficit, signalling a major shift in capital flows into and out of the country which could make the yuan exchange rate more volatile.
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Despite the dollar's rise, which has drawn comparisons with earlier cycles of a surging dollar and increased volatility in early 22 and late 2016, traders remain sceptical this move signals the return to more volatile markets.
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China's current account is slowly swinging from a decades' long surplus towards a deficit, signaling a major shift in capital flows into and out of the country which could make the yuan exchange rate more volatile.
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"We focused on improvement initiatives already starting last year because we wanted to be independent from everything that is going on in a more volatile political environment, and I think we are doing fine," Richenhagen said.
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International banks have warned that the value of the pound could fall dramatically if Britain votes to leave and traders expect markets to be more volatile than at any time since the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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Against a background of more volatile markets and worries that some of the biggest hedge fund managers are nursing losses this year, many in the audience focused on the smaller, better-performing investors like Oleg Nodelman.
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"The Reserve Bank can look through today's result to some degree the surprise was largely in tradables prices, which are more volatile and tend to be more transitory," said Michael Gordon, senior economist at Westpac Bank.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The election of Donald Trump as U.S. president has increased uncertainty in the banking sector and watering down capital requirements would only make the situation more volatile, the EU's finance chief said on Tuesday.
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After years of low interest rates that have curtailed returns for retail banking, SocGen, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and other big European banks have been relying on the more volatile earnings of corporate and investment banking.
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Crude markets are poised to become more volatile as Saudi Arabia flexes its muscles in the region and seeks to turn the screws on U.S. and Iranian oil production, Again Capital partner John Kilduff said Monday.
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For investors looking to sidestep any potential pitfalls, BofA-ML, recommends avoiding stocks with very high passive ownership which tend to be more volatile than broader markets and can also see valuations get detached from fundamentals.
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"Income is stagnant, relative to the past, it's been more volatile relative to the past — that combination leads people to have a lot less and be really suspect about making commitments to the future," Cramer says.
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The Consumer Price Index is thought to have increased by 0.2 percentage point in April while the core C.P.I., which does not include more volatile food and energy prices, is estimated to have risen 0.1 percent.
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Furthermore, the last 10 sessions have seen the small cap Russell 20163 index gain 11 percent while the S&P has risen 8 percent, as investors have also bought into the more volatile small-company space.
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Similar to most in its peer group and across the industry, FMBI has reduced its exposure to more volatile sources of funding through good core deposit growth enabled by interest rates that remain at historical lows.
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As Election Day drew nearer and fear-mongering efforts were redoubled, the more volatile enclaves of certain subreddits—particularly /r/The_Donald, a massive subreddit dedicated to Donald Trump—began engaging in real world doxxing and harassment.
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There's also not a lot going on elsewhere for traders to focus on, making market movements more prone to follow day-to-day headlines and therefore more volatile, especially in an environment of tariff-by-tweet.
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"While we expect the price of palladium to be more volatile over the coming weeks, we continue to anticipate it will trend higher over the coming quarters, supported by solid fundamentals," UBS said in a note.
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And those who fear that the President's moods and hubris are increasingly driving his actions are worried the departure of one of his most trusted friends and aides, Hope Hicks, could make him even more volatile.
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On redefining strategy, no segment exemplifies the shift in thinking better than Swiss banks, which, after a long experiment with the more volatile investment banking and capital markets business have collectively refocused back into private banking.
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After years of low interest rates curtailed returns for retail banking, SocGen, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and other big European banks have relied on the more volatile earnings from corporate and investment banking, with mixed results.
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"The Reserve Bank can look through today's result to some degree – the surprise was largely in tradables prices, which are more volatile and tend to be more transitory," said Michael Gordon, senior economist at Westpac Bank.
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"While we expect the price of palladium to be more volatile over the coming weeks, we continue to anticipate it will trend higher over the coming quarters, supported by solid fundamentals," UBS said in a note.
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British gas prices have become more volatile and experienced a huge spike during a sudden freeze in late February, in part due to the closure of a large storage site which acted as buffer during cold months.
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Inflation in consumer items besides food and energy — whose prices are more volatile and move around in response to commodities prices — has been below the Fed's target level of 2% for almost the entire post-recession period.
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While Alphabet shares trade above 1 relative to the market, meaning that they are more volatile than average, they are considerably less volatile than other stocks in the tech sector such as Tesla and Advanced Micro Devices.
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Four sources familiar with the matter said that ICE was warned by at least two participating banks that the loss of those banks who were not ready to handle clearing would make the benchmark significantly more volatile.
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ALMATY, Kazakhstan, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Fluctuations in oil prices and capital flows could make markets more volatile but the Russian central bank is in position to tame risks to financial stability, Governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Thursday.
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The dog days of summer have lived up to their sleepy reputation this year as far as U.S. stocks are concerned, but market gyrations could soon pick up as a traditionally more volatile time of year looms.
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Economists say the mechanism's removal will lead overseas investors to channel funds through the banking system instead of the central bank, making banks more liquid in foreign currency but also potentially making the exchange rate more volatile.
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The world's biggest auto market "is going to be more volatile, but we still believe over the long term the market (will have) substantial growth," Barra told reporters at a Detroit auto show event on Sunday night.
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Relations between the Cold War adversaries have become even more volatile following a U.S. strike against a Syrian airfield last week that officials believe launched a chemical attack that killed more than 80 civilians in northwest Syria.
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Volatile Cash Flow: The ratings are constrained by the inherently cyclical nature of the residential property-development business, which usually results in more volatile cash flow from operations (CFO) and limited earnings visibility compared with other industries.
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Chief Executive Massimo Vian said a more volatile economic situation was pushing consumers in the group's top North American market as well as in China to delay purchases of sunglasses, while they continued to buy reading glasses.
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One of the sources said that the new fund is designed to be more volatile than Brevan Howard's main hedge fund, which will continue to be managed by a team of traders according to tight risk controls.
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" As for the heated rhetoric of the president and its impact on the more volatile segments of his base, Parscale gave a verbal shrug, saying there is "not much you can do about those kinds of people.
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You might look to reduce some risk in your portfolio, whether it's switching from more volatile stocks to dividend-paying or utility stocks or shifting from an S&P index fund to a balanced fund, Phillips says.
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"They realize the investment banking pool is more volatile, and secondly there is very limited room to further improve," he said, adding the top 12 foreign banks' revenue concentration in investment banking was already above 60 percent.
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Moreover, Fitch would view the following as credit negatives, especially if earnings performance becomes more volatile: capital markets revenue nearing or surpassing 13% of total revenue or if the combined international exposure exceeds 10% of overall earnings.
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Before, the large groups were mostly focused on drug production and smuggling, but the smaller, more volatile groups have branched out into a wider array of crimes such as extortion, kidnapping, prostitution, illegal gambling and fuel theft.
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"His successor gets a world in which revenues are more volatile," without the option of raising taxes, said David Crane, a lecturer in public policy at Stanford University and a former adviser to Mr. Brown's predecessor, Gov.
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The pressure to manage these high-speed trades grows when the stock market becomes more volatile, as it has been in recent months, in part to prevent the fastest traders from taking unfair advantage of slower firms.
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The market has been down 55% of the time in September, making it the worst month of the year, but October, which is up 61% of the time, is a more volatile month with historically steeper losses.
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"The market may become a little bit more volatile as we go forward and we might expect larger price swings," said Halff, who is now a senior research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy.
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In fact, those experts say, the presence of more mainland Chinese investors has made the Hong Kong market more volatile, adding to pressures that prompted the city's market officials in recent weeks to publicly defend its stability.
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He said the acquisition would be materially earnings enhancing in the first full year of ownership and give the larger group a more robust source of income based on circulation revenue rather than the more volatile advertising.
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RUSSONELLO Sage Fisher, who records as Dolphin Midwives, uses loops of harp and electronic sounds, and sometimes (though not on this track) her voice, to construct tracks that evolve from ambient Minimalism to something considerably more volatile.
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"If climate change causes more volatile frequent and extreme weather events, you're going to have a scenario where these large providers of financial products — mortgages, home insurance, pensions — cannot shift risk away from their portfolios," he said.
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Yes, stocks are more volatile, but if you recognize that the "investment horizon" is always long and always receding into the future, your best bet is to put virtually all of your liquid assets into the stock market.
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The school's asset allocation is 80 percent equities and 20 percent cash and fixed income, a relatively aggressive concentration in more volatile but higher-return equities, which has paid off during the bull market that began in 2009.
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In a month rife with speculation that Japanese authorities were readying to move towards "helicopter money" drops of cash to businesses and consumers, the yen has been more volatile than at any time since the 228 financial crisis.
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LONDON, Aug 19 (LPC) - Smaller European direct lenders are raising funds and lending on a short-term basis in a bid to limit potential late cycle credit losses, as macroeconomic and political risks rise in more volatile markets.
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Whatever happens in Waukesha, we can be sure—as climate change and pollution create new pressures in the US and Canada, and around the world, battles over clean drinking water will only become more common, and more volatile.
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International banks have warned that the value of the pound could fall dramatically if Britain votes to leave the EU and traders expect markets to be more volatile than at any time since the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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But the honeymoon ended in 2015 and early 2016, when a combination of cheap fossil fuel prices and the cancellation of a key solar incentive in Nevada pushed SolarCitys stock price sharply downward and into more volatile territory.
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Banking stocks, which are more volatile than other sectors, tend to see their shares sold off more heavily when investors dump risky assets, and the broader FTSE 350 banking sector has lost 3.2 percent over the past month.
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Although Fitch expects securities business will remain relatively low relative to overall revenues for FITB and the other large regional banks, an outsized reliance on this more volatile income stream could be viewed negatively from a ratings perspective.
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Broad uncertainty stemming from U.S. President Donald Trump's trade and economic policies, as well as geopolitical posturing in the Middle East and elsewhere has made financial markets more volatile over the past month and weighed on the dollar.
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Robert Shiller of Yale won a Nobel prize in economics for work showing that the overall stockmarket was far more volatile than it should be if traders were adequately forecasting the fundamental data: the cashflows received by investors.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea finance minister said on Wednesday the government will act to stabilize financial markets if they become more volatile because of tensions between Pyongyang and Washington, but noted markets are already showing signs of stability.
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Morgan Stanley has been shifting its focus away from more volatile areas such as bond trading and towards more stable businesses such as wealth management Revenue from wealth management fell 4.3 percent to $3.67 billion during the quarter.
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The performance is not simply due to an ordinary momentum effect whereby stocks tended to rise after up days, nor because periods following the touching of round numbers have been more volatile in general (they have not been).
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With a sharp fall in interest rates in recent years, customers have moved from defined-benefit plans that invest in bonds, and with payouts agreed in advance, to defined contributions invested in more volatile assets such as stocks.
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After all, in addition to tracking the market more closely, they are also more volatile — given that calculating the beta for a stock partially entails multiplying a stock's correlation with the market by that stock's variation of returns.
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When Hillary Clinton lost a presidency to a white man far less qualified, far less prepared and far more volatile, it became clear that women were perhaps just as culpable as men in the fight against systemic inequality.
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But the honeymoon ended in 2015 and early 2016, when a combination of cheap fossil fuel prices and the cancellation of a key solar incentive in Nevada pushed SolarCity's stock price sharply downward and into more volatile territory.
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It's been exactly three months since stocks peaked in a flourish of giddy momentum, and the market is now more volatile, less expensive and not quite as beloved, as the indexes struggle to maintain their long-term uptrend.
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It is the downside to UBS's widely lauded post-financial crisis strategy to focus on capital-light wealth management while scaling back in investment banking and fixed income, where earnings are more volatile and which consume more capital.
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" Jared Bernstein, the former chief economist to Vice President Joe Biden, in a 2015 op-ed said FTTs are a "smart, fair way to raise urgently needed revenues while reducing unnecessary trading that makes our markets more volatile.
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Fitch also views UMPQ's non-interest income as relatively weak given its lower percentage of revenue relative to peers and a high level of mortgage banking income, which can be more volatile over time than other fee businesses.
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"The next few weeks will be more volatile, people are going to be concerned until they see the data improve and Q22019 earnings might not be very good so we're in a zone of higher volatility," he said.
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"The markets may be a little more volatile, but that doesn't change the appetite for companies operating on strong fundamentals in China that are considering IPOs," said Alex Abagian, Co-Head of Asia Pacific ECM at Morgan Stanley.
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Gold is typically used as a safe haven to hedge against more volatile swings in the stock market, but bullion is highly sensitive to rising rates, since it does not pay interest, and costs to store and insure.
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From the neo-Nazi attacks of Charlottesville to the anti-fascist protesters of Antifa — and a leader who believes there are "very fine people on both sides" — the battle for the American soul grows more volatile by the day.
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Some wear the colors of the various factions vying to lead the drive for a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, but others have no affiliation, a sign of alienation that makes the political situation more volatile.
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On top of likely being the stock's biggest drop since 2002, the plunge was likely a shock for shareholders used to a boring consumer staple that moves in much steadier increments than the overall market and more volatile stocks.
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But a bigger international impact could come if sterling's status as one of the currencies held in reserve savings by central banks and sovereign wealth funds is cast in doubt, risking a weaker and more volatile pound longer-term.
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The problem with physically cramming more energy into a phone that's already extremely starved for space is that it makes the environment within the casing that much more volatile when something goes wrong — the magnitude of damage is amplified.
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"Because these kinds of investments tend to be much more volatile than what an ordinary investor is comfortable with, the ideal person is a sophisticated investor who understands when to buy it and when to sell it," Briaud said.
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"I think our 219.51 percent revenue guidance reflects just a cautious outlook toward the macros globally, as well as a reflection of what is a more volatile world," Chief Financial Officer Hugh Johnston said on a call with analysts.
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Some also questioned whether it would be able to match a full-year profit consensus of 732 million pounds, with its results now more weighted than usual towards the second half, when trading is more volatile due to Christmas.
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Investors tend to move into safe-haven assets such as gold, the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen in times of geopolitical turmoil as traditional assets such as stocks and bonds are often perceived as a more volatile investment.
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Latin American airlines, which have to pay a large part of their routine expenses - including fuel - in dollars while billing their customers in more volatile currencies such as Brazil's real and Argentina's peso, have struggled in general this year.
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Democratic Embrace of Diverse Candidates Collides With Barbed Politics of Trump Era Andrew Gillum's victory in the Democratic gubernatorial primary in Florida comes at a time when racial and ethnic issues are becoming more volatile and explicit in politics.
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Yet Trump is far more volatile and unpredictable than Obama ever was—risking a trade war with China, vowing to punish companies that move production abroad, calling for a new nuclear "arms race"—and markets are giddy with delight.
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The stable growers have returned 22% during the past two years, compared to a 16% return for the S&P 500's median stock and only 1% for growth stocks which tend to be more volatile, according to Goldman.
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But demand from investors seeking higher returns has in recent years led to illiquid, unrated bond sales by more volatile, high-yielding oil and gas services' firms, and by 13 they were making 17 percent of local dollar issues.
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Venezuela appears to be sliding toward a more volatile stage of unrest after anti-government forces looted weapons during a weekend raid on a military base and frustration over what some see as an ineffectual opposition leadership boils over.
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While these businesses can result in much more volatile earnings, Fitch expects that capital markets revenues will remain low relative to total revenues for RF. Outsized growth or contribution from capital markets-related revenues may impede upwards rating momentum.
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"Risk appetite has improved in general, and (the banks) are higher beta (more volatile) so they tend to benefit from that," Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, said, referring to banking stocks' tendency to be volatile.
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Young miners are proving particularly vulnerable because the thinner coal seams now being worked in Appalachia leave them vulnerable to a more volatile black lung strain rooted in silica dust, according to an investigative report by National Public Radio.
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Instead of revealing unseen order and predictability in the world, technology has unleashed a cascade of forces that have made the world more volatile — and thus made the future hazier and more open to out-of-the-blue results.
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Even when they do hedge to protect earnings from overseas, many focus on bonds rather than equities, given currencies often move inversely to the more volatile stock market and the impact of adverse currency swings is bigger on fixed-income assets.
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The INSA poll, which is more volatile than other leading polls, showed the SPD rising 2 percentage points in the last week to 32 percent, while the Christian Democrats and Christian Social Union (CSU) fell 1 point to 30.5 percent.
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A protracted period of low interest rates has curtailed returns for retail banking in recent years, prompting SocGen — as well as other big European banks — to rely on the more volatile earnings from corporate and investment banking, with mixed results.
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This matters little when the market rises for seven consecutive years, but it's an issue that is now front and center as the baby boomer generation hits retirement age just as the global markets assume a far more volatile posture.
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"We focused on improvement initiatives already starting last year because we wanted to be independent from everything that is going on in a more volatile political environment, and I think we are doing fine," Richenhagen said in a "Mad Money" interview.
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Alan Lancz, president of Alan B. Lancz & Associates Inc, an investment advisory firm in Toledo, Ohio, thinks the market will be more volatile and investors will lean toward being more cautious in the near term, at least ahead of the Nov.
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Rounding out the list are two gold products: The iShares Gold Trust (IAU), which is designed to track the price of gold, and the Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ), which tracks the smaller and thus more volatile mining stocks.
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"Bank stocks are the more volatile expression of market fears about the growth outlook, and pushing rate hikes into next year makes it tough to see bank earnings growing," Kilmurray, who has an overweight position in euro zone banks, added.
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"We think that October is going to be more volatile and people just really got lulled into a false sense of complacency because the September didn't have its usual volatility," said Julian Emanuel, head of equity and derivatives strategy at BTIG.
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OPEC oil producers, fuel sellers and shipping companies raised concerns that those new rules will make the oil market more volatile and hurt ships that aren't equipped to reduce sulfur emissions or pay premiums for cleaner fuel within the set timeline.
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Among the Nasdaq's proposals ... Allow smaller companies with thinly-traded stocks the choice to centralize trading on one exchange, instead of being spread across other markets and venues, which the Nasdaq argues makes trading more expensive and the stocks more volatile.
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The higher odds for Amazon make sense insofar as the stock is not only closer to $1,000, but also tends to be more volatile (and thus is seen as more likely to experience large moves to the upside or the downside).
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While big shortages of marine fuel are not anticipated, the price of diesel, used in trucking, could temporarily jump and become more volatile starting in the fourth quarter as ships begin to fuel up for long journeys, energy analysts say.
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"With underlying earnings only growing in the low teens (versus high single-digit/low double-digit for the sector), and a more volatile business model than other Staples companies, we do not feel such a high premium is warranted," added Investec.
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Analysts at Deutsche Asset Management noted recently that government bonds from the United States and Germany — generally considered some of the world's bedrock safe assets — have been more volatile lately than bonds issued by emerging market countries like Indonesia and Mexico.
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Since then, Trump's go-to report card for a strong economy has been far more volatile as his protectionist trade policies and trade war with China take an ever-growing toll on American business sentiment, capital expenditure and the stock market.
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A Democratic sweep of Congress could also undermine the dollar, if it leads to complete gridlock in Washington D.C. as it raises the risk of government shutdowns and suggests a more volatile political environment ahead of the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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The war between Mr. Trump and what he calls the "deep state" has entered a new, more volatile phase as the president seeks to assert greater control over a government that he is convinced is not sufficiently loyal to him.
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Trump's abrogation of the Iran deal has revived the poker game, but this time with an American president whose tendency to bluster about American power but avoid actually using it has made the situation in recent months even more volatile.
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Moreover, Fitch expects FNNI's overall credit quality continues to remain solid going forward as much of its more volatile business lines have been reduced significantly since the crisis such as national credit card lending along with construction and land development lending.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela appears to be sliding toward a more volatile stage of unrest after anti-government forces looted weapons during a weekend raid on a military base and frustration over what some see as an ineffectual opposition leadership boils over.
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From Fitch's perspective, the potential divestiture of the radio business is aligned with CBS' content-centric business strategy, which focuses on more stable and recurring revenue streams and positions the company to reduce its exposure to more volatile advertising revenues.
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That has "toned down the straight line move on equity markets, led to a more volatile environment and limited the potential for equities," Francois Savary, chief investment officer at wealth manager Prime Partners said, referring to investors' bullishness prior to the recent correction.
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"Stocks are going to be more volatile and will move sideways with a slight downward bias until next week because the election seem incredibly tight and there's a lack of political visibility," said John Brady, managing director at R.J. O'Brien & Associates in Chicago.
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Alan Lancz president, Alan B. Lancz & Associates Inc, an investment advisory firm, based in Toledo, Ohio, thinks the market will be more volatile and investors will lean toward being more cautious in the near term, especially if corporate results are weaker than expected.
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Hodder said short-term profits may be more "volatile", and while the company plans to maintain a progressive dividend for the fiscal year 2019, it is possible that dividend growth may be suppressed in the medium term as the company prioritises growth investment.
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Exactly how much of your portfolio should be dedicated to stocks — which are more volatile but typically deliver the best returns over time — will depend on how much income you need to generate during retirement and how much risk you're able to stomach.
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According to Macquarie, the analysis conducted by the Conference Board suggests the real Chinese growth rate has been far more volatile than official numbers have indicated, with the government data both understating and overstating growth in the years following the global financial crisis.
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And at the same time it changes some other things about how we staff and manage talent to reinforce this choice, to make sure we're more agile, accountable, and able to win in both big markets and in smaller more volatile markets.
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But the analyst wondered whether "the current crop of management that's grown up in this very interconnected global economy" will be able to shift their investments from safer plays into more volatile ones given the expectations of eased regulations and more investment activity.
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"We see risk of persistently high(er) and more volatile RIN prices as the market gains a greater appreciation of potential tightening of RIN stocks," Goldman said, referring to the renewable fuel (D211) compliance credits known as Renewable Identification Numbers, or RINs.
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The difficulty that SWFs have encountered sourcing deals whose appeal has risen as bond yields have sunk and equities turned more volatile, means that almost two-thirds are underweight infrastructure relative to their target allocation, according to a study by asset manager Invesco.
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The alumina price may lose some of its heat if the unusual cocktail of one-off supply hits is dispersed, but structural shifts in China may translate into a higher and more volatile "fair value" price than has been seen in the past.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Revenues at the world's 22018 biggest investment banks fell to their lowest levels since 2008 last year, a survey showed on Friday, while a return to more volatile global markets in 2018 could be a mixed blessing for their business.
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Despite its more volatile results, Raizen Energia S.A. (Raizen Energia; rated the same as Raizen Combustiveis) is the largest sugar and ethanol company in Brazil and as such it benefits from business scale, which somewhat mitigates the frequent challenging scenario for the sector.
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If you want to put some topspin on that, you throw in a 22,2053-year-old technology called distilling, which pumps energy into that fermented stuff in the form of heat and separates the more volatile molecules (like ethanol) from the heavier ones.
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After several years of disposing of non-core activities, DZ BANK and WGZ BANK are now less exposed to more volatile asset classes, which should reduce the group's overall earnings volatility and the need for additional capital injections in GFG's central institutions.
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Ensuring that fintech players are operating according to regulatory standards might make the industry seem more volatile in the short-term, but it will help enhance consumer trust in the long run, as regulators are clearly keeping a close eye on the space.
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"The public price of our ordinary shares may be more volatile than in an underwritten initial public offering and could, upon listing on the NYSE, decline significantly and rapidly," Spotify wrote in the documents it filed before its initial public offering this spring.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended a wild week with a burst of buying, pushing the S&P 500 up 1.5 percent on Friday, but still recorded their worst week in two years, and investors braced for more volatile trading days ahead.
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Comparing the two big mobile platforms, it seems that Android is more volatile — one-third of the networks on the Android ROI list are appearing for the first time, and 80 percent of the remaining 10 networks changed position on the list.
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So far, there is no clear view if production will be cut or remain steady, and that uncertainty raises the risk of more volatile trading after mass selling caused oil to drop by more than 22019 percent in little over a month.
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But beneath the surface of a seemingly placid race is a much more volatile contest, as a series of primaries-within-the-primary unfold along lines that reflect some of the most animating forces in the Trump era: race, gender, age and ideology.
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Two big differences worth noting: First, that big black stripe of coal is gone (hooray!), and second, dispatch becomes much more volatile, with wind and solar providing almost 100 percent of energy at some points and natural gas almost 100 percent at others.
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He has gone years without lying to his charges, or at least admitting to himself that he's lying to them — he knows they are more volatile with other minders, and he seems to know they've already crossed some point of no return.
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"Even though IBM's stock performance was more volatile than desired by Wall Street, she left a lasting mark on one of the cornerstone American companies," said Tim Hubbard, a professor at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business and a former IBM consultant.
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The latter's earnings are inherently more volatile than traditional commercial banking, and account for a material portion of the group's risk profile, which limits upside to Credit Suisse's VR. Sales, trading, underwriting and advisory accounted for 05003% of group revenues in 9M16.
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Smith is perfectly balanced by Shameik Moore as the slightly older, slightly more volatile Shaolin Fantastic, a wannabe DJ who meets up with Ezekiel and sparks a love-hate friendship that frequently vacillates between its two extremes, sometimes in the same conversation.
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The big picture: With President Trump fanning fear ahead of the midterms a dozen days from now, the nation's political discourse is on track to be even hotter and more volatile during the 2020 campaign than it was when he ran the first time.
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They conclude, for instance, that over the very long run it is housing, rather than equities, which provides the best return (see chart): both asset types have yielded about 7% a year on average over the 145 years, but equity returns are much more volatile.
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What was hailed just a year ago as an era when the world's major economies would all grow together has evolved in a more volatile direction, with the United States juiced along by tax cuts and government spending while the rest of the world sputters.
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It is possible that the political system and basic democratic procedures, being part of people's long-term make-up, influence feelings of evaluative happiness, which do not change so much, whereas the results of particular polls trigger more volatile emotions of anger, worry and stress.
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The ratings would also come under pressure with increasing concentration risk, excessive growth in riskier, more volatile sectors, such as real estate, unsecured personal loans or unsecured project finance, or if their capitalisation, funding and liquidity strengths diminished, potentially as a result of rapid growth.
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And though hydrogen might be associated in some people's minds with the fiery explosion of the hydrogen-filled Hindenburg airship in 1937, proponents say the fuel system as designed in the Mirai and other comparable cars make them no more volatile than gasoline-powered vehicles.
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"The party sees Tibet, inside and outside the Tibet Autonomous Region, as one of the more volatile regions and does not take kindly to alternate sources of authority, including moral and behavioral authority, and clearly the growth of Larung is problematic," Mr. Sperling said.
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"Our market call would continue to be supported by growth but with the risk that we do see a more volatile year than we saw last year," said Jill Carey Hall, an equity and quantitative strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York.
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Instead, she said, Afghanistan was becoming more volatile despite recent US bombing missions on the country's poppy fields: The United Nations 2018 Afghanistan Opium Survey found that opium poppy cultivation remained at very high levels despite a 13 percent territorial drop compared to 2017.
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Some analysts say household spending data tends to be more volatile and shows a weaker picture of consumption than retail sales figures, because it is compiled from a limited sample of households and is skewed towards an older generation who do not spend much.
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But China has adamantly opposed installing the Thaad missile defense system in South Korea, arguing that it would only make tensions with North Korea more volatile and could undermine China's own nuclear deterrent by giving the United States another means to monitor its missiles.
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"The situation in Asia seems to mirror the U.S. in that bitcoin [job search] trends are much more volatile (and related to price volatility) and resulting media coverage while blockchain and cryptocurrency searches have seen a more consistent upwards trajectory, " an Indeed spokeswoman said.
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However, in line with its tightened risk appetite, SEB has moved away from the more volatile capital market-driven businesses, with an increasing proportion of revenues made up of net interest income and recurring fees and commissions, and we believe SEB is managing the risks well.
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All of this could easily change when investors ponder the new and more volatile environment they live in, when traders decide they do not want to bear risk over the weekend, or when a weekend of pondering leads to a wave of liquidations on Monday morning.
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First, although it is surely generally true that greater numbers of undecided voters tend to yield more volatile races, it's also true that we haven't seen a presidential race where the major-party candidates' joint share of poll respondents' stated vote intentions was this low since 22000.
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Razia Khan, chief economist for Africa at Standard Chartered Bank, said it was no surprise that Kampala's central bank raised the rate, given the likelihood that fuel price increases and a more volatile external environment pose a threat to the achievement of its inflation target next year.
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Goldman points to a warning in the options markets, which is pricing in more volatility for the companies when looking at options three months out, and prices suggest the FAAMG stocks would be more volatile than the average stock in 6 of 9 major sectors, including tech.
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Werner told reporters the South American country's public finances must be prepared to deal with more volatile financial market conditions, but that the Fund was pleased with the government's commitment to strengthen central bank independence as part of the deal, which was announced on Thursday evening.
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Fluctuations around the average of 2900 percent are largely attributable to variations in the foreign exchange value of the dollar, explaining over a third of core PCE movements and over half the movement of the more volatile headline PCE measure that includes food and energy prices.
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"The public price of our Class A common stock may be more volatile than in an underwritten initial public offering and could decline significantly and rapidly," the company described as one of its risk factors, on the typically dour list of things that could go wrong.
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That could translate into fury on Twitter, even more volatile reactions to key global controversies and ever more fervent attempts to change the subject -- emotions that often translate into diatribes against top targets such as Attorney General Jeff Sessions or special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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But markets are more volatile than they have been in several years, and the longer the bull market extends — even if they dont die of old age — the more investors need to deal with the prospect of a turn for the worse in the economic cycle.
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We do not expect the recent increase to reverse, and indirect residual value risk may become more relevant to our auto ABS analysis as originators begin to use balloon loans to finance more used car sales, where residual values can be more volatile and harder to forecast.
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"True to form, and in stark contrast to the unusual calm of last year, 23 has seen a return to more volatile trading conditions in global emerging market equities," said Nick Payne, Old Mutual Global Investors' London-based head of emerging markets, in a recent note.
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In the wake of ex Rob Kardashian's problematic public meltdown, a saga so extreme that Chyna has hired a lawyer, the entrepreneur responded not by fighting fire with fire (or combating volatile tweets with more volatile tweets), but instead by decking herself out in waist-length pastel unicorn hair.
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Traders still think the pound will be more volatile than other major currencies such as the euro and Swiss franc, though, and say the indication of calm is more reflective of the subdued price action of the most recent period, rather than of what could be in store.
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" — Editorial in the newspaper Le Monde "Last night's results lay bare the scale and depth of the realignment that has been taking place within the country for almost a generation: a polarization of left and right that has made elections more volatile, politics more gridlocked and discourse more shrill.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY The rating differential between O'Key (B+/Stable) and its Russian peers X5 (BB/Stable) and Lenta (BB/Stable) stems from the company's weaker business profile due to its smaller scale and market position, more limited growth prospects as well as more volatile margins and LfL sales performance.
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In the Rose Garden announcement at the White House, Mr Obama acknowledged that the political climate is "noisier and more volatile" than ever but said that if Senate Republicans refuse to consider Mr Garland, they would "go down [a] path" that would be "a betrayal of our best traditions".
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS AND VIABILITY RATING The bank's IDRs and Viability Rating reflect its acceptable risk appetite, asset quality, financial performance and capital position, as well as its small franchise and a funding profile that is more reliant on potentially more volatile wholesale markets compared to its peers.
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Senate Democrats criticized his conservative positions on the law during the first round of hearings, but the more volatile session came when Christine Blasey Ford, now a professor at Palo Alto University, accused the nominee of sexually assaulting her at a party when they were both in high school.
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He has repeatedly signaled to his advisers and allies his willingness to change and adapt, but has grown only more volatile and prone to provocation since then, clashing with a Gold Star family, making comments that have been seen as inciting violence and linking his political opponents to terrorism.
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In the process, Popeyes gave the world a free lesson on how the internet has transformed what was once the relatively controlled process of "rollout" -- that is, the introduction of new products, ideas and initiatives into a crowded marketplace -- into an ever more volatile and high-stakes game.
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The Chinese markets were "more volatile than usual" over the last few weeks due to the results season of Chinese and Hong Kong companies, as well as a renewed and sweeping crackdown on financial irregularities on the mainland, said Samuel Siew, a Singapore-based investment analyst at Phillip Futures.
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The multilateral architecture that has shaped the Western world since the aftermath of World War II has taken a severe blow, and as the letter was delivered on Wednesday, questions abounded about whether this pivot toward nationalism and self-interest represented the beginning of a more volatile global era.
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Similar to Labeyrie Fine Foods SAS, it is not well-diversified geographically and by customer, with most of its revenue generated from the four major in the UK. Operating margins are higher than the majority of peers, however the group's FCF generation is more volatile and leverage is also higher.
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Weinig uses a chart to illustrate his point: Indeed, one could almost determine how well Trump has been doing in the polls lately by looking at November VIX futures: The unspoken point here is that the greater the perceived probability of a Trump win, the more volatile November threatens to be.
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"China focus will be on Q20.04 GDP, a release that usually comes in pretty close to expectations if not bang on, today's annual growth (the one to focus on rather than the more volatile and experimental quarter to quarter estimates) is expected to ease back from 20.6857% 20.0001%," says de Garis.
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It's a troubling addendum, suggesting that while territorial disputes and Chinese military activity in the East China Sea often take a backseat to more provocative island-building and military exercises in the South China Sea, the issues underpinning Chinese military activities along its eastern coastline are in some sense more volatile.
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With Turkey's political landscape becoming more volatile after the failed coup attempt in July 2016 against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Germany's call for Turkey's EU hopes ending, Greece could play a more strategic military role for the United States in the Mediterranean and Middle East, as well as North Africa.
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However, because the market is closed in advance, the overall trading volume overnight is less than usual, and we know that the lack of trading volume may trigger a more volatile trend in the session Therefore, some analysts believe that we should not over-interpret the overnight stock market decline.
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"This is a stock that, I would also mention pays a 3% dividend, so gives you a little protection if the stock market becomes more volatile again, but also provides some more upside, but again you have to pick your spots a little bit more nowadays in this group," Maley said.
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And in an ever-more-volatile and unpredictable shopping environment, where long-term survival is dictated by anticipating and catering to consumers' desires (often before they themselves even know what they want), the race to find out how and where people will do their spending has started to heat up.
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Borrowers especially vulnerable to geopolitical volatility, such as those operating in the oil and gas industry, are tapping the loan space to fund acquisitions when the bond market could be more volatile or when companies are at risk of losing their investment grade status if they do not delever quickly.
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Borrowers especially vulnerable to geopolitical volatility, such as those operating in the oil and gas industry, are tapping the loan space to fund acquisitions when the bond market could be more volatile or when companies are at risk of losing their investment grade status if they do not delever quickly.
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Victor Huang, head of investment strategy at Guotai Junan International in Hong Kong, said markets would be "much more volatile" next week if the two leaders failed to de-escalate their tariff war in talks due to take place on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Argentian this weekend.
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"There is of course a fairly decisive reason for this, being the lack of political instability, which has led to a strong rotation of risk out of other more volatile countries and into our markets," Standard Bank's chief trader Warrick Butler said in a note, also comparing South Africa favourably to Argentina.
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What Saudi Arabia and the region does appear to want is someone who can assure the future of this linchpin nation in an ever more volatile region -- and cement relations with the Western power that it most needs in its corner, namely the United States, especially with it vast offering of armaments.
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The downside, which Slack acknowledges, is that it could make for a more volatile run on the stock market because Wall Street has not put up the guardrails around a company's opening trades the way it typically does (although Spotify's first year as a public company has not been out of the ordinary).
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"Not even Greece and Italy can effectively manage mass arrivals within their own borders, so I don't know how this is supposed to be done in even more volatile conditions like in Libya," Elizabeth Collett, the director of the Migration Policy Institute's European office in Brussels, said in an interview on Friday.
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Ahlsten's decision to factor in the geographical risks of climate change is becoming increasingly familiar in the fast-growing world of so-called ESG investing, which has long focused more on avoiding companies with poor environmental track records than assessing which face the greatest risk of physical damage or business disruptions from more volatile climate.
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In all, your nose might pick up as many as 50 or more volatile organic compounds, or VOCs, and, according to research by the Ecology Center, some other, not very nice, materials, like bromine and antimony — the latter used by some manufacturers as a flame retardant — as well as chromium found in tanned leathers.
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Her research speaks to a growing concern among some economists that, in a global economy that may be both slowing and becoming more volatile as a result of U.S. trade and tariff policy, countries may be tempted to use their central banks to influence the value of their currencies and gain a trade advantage.
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But the wider development of the market in modern times has shown that it can be a significantly more volatile area — where arcane algorithms created by quants, a lot of greed and a dose of corruption and world economics can have much stronger impacts, resulting in huge booms and crushing busts of global proportions.
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Eleanor Olcott, a Chinese policy analyst at the TS Lombard consultancy, told the South China Morning Post: "The impeachment proceedings tie Trump's hands when it comes to his domestic agenda, so his attention will be focused on his foreign policy stance, meaning we are likely entering a period of more volatile trade war news."
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The demobilization of the FARC—and potential demobilization of the smaller, more volatile National Liberation Army (ELN), which agreed to a five-day election ceasefire as part of its talks with the Santos government—will do for the war-torn Colombian periphery what dismantling the Medellin Cartel has supposedly done for the city's slums.
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"The public price of our ordinary shares may be more volatile than in an underwritten initial public offering and could, upon listing on the NYSE, decline significantly and rapidly," Spotify says in its filing with the SEC as one of its "risk factors," or the dire-sounding warnings that the company is required to list.
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"We argue that the purchase of a powerful sports car, more often than not, conveys the intent to drive in a spirited fashion and therefore signals an inclination for sensation seeking," they wrote, going on to show that these "sensation seekers" deliver strikingly more volatile returns, that are not more favorable in a risk-adjusted framework.
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"Based on our analysis of USDA and Food Marketing Institute data, we estimate protein food products (meat, poultry, fish and dairy) are responsible for about 52 percent of the more volatile perishable food category sales and for about 30 percent of total grocery sales," said S&P Equity analyst Joseph Agnese in a report last month.
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The regulatory requirements, as well as the bank's own targets, have become significantly more strict in the past years, and it is important that future targets maintain an emphasis on prudence and ensure buffers are kept in the context of a potentially more volatile economy than, for example, those in more highly rated northern European countries.
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"We have learned the hard way that the world is a more volatile place without American leadership," Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) wrote in an op-ed on Wednesday.
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"Moody's expects that with the bank's restructuring efforts largely completed, including a reduction in reliance on the more volatile investment banking business - and with the significant and continuing focus on improving risk management, risk controls, and risk culture which the bank has implemented in the past few years - the bank's earnings stability should improve," Moody's wrote.
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And so I'm not sure it'll look like the exact same curve in terms of the prior cycle, not just because we have a little bit more left to go than we have had in prior cycles, but also because it's been a bit more volatile due to those two issues as we work through them.
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In downtown Srinagar, which is considered more volatile as it's a poorer, more densely populated part of the city, coils of wire remain at every corner to restrict the movement of vehicles Navnita Chadha Behera, head of political science at Delhi University State, said often restrictions are lifted, then put back in place just as quickly.
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WASHINGTON — The war of words between President Trump and Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, raised concerns on Friday that it could escalate into a new and more volatile phase as the White House weighed its next steps in response to a threat by Pyongyang to conduct the world's first atmospheric nuclear test in 37 years.
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The resignation of lead lawyer John Dowd last week — in part over Trump's desire to sit down with Mueller's investigators, which Dowd opposed — makes for a more volatile Trump, one who is even quicker to deflect blame onto others, but also one who paradoxically feels more at ease making big decisions with less say from others.
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In fact, as the drivers for growth become less obvious and the market assumes a more volatile posture, many investors are again adopting a far more expansive scope in their hunt for alpha, as they realize these types of markets often favor a systematic strategy that can uncover either value or momentum in the areas overlooked amid the flight to safety.
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It may be that the backend of the fourth quarter was a little softer than the first quarter will end up being, but we want to be prudent in our guidance for the outlook and focus on what we can execute against and really manage our way through 2019, which I think in the end will be more volatile and uncertain than 2018.
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Neena Mishra, director of ETF research at Zacks Investment Research, said the SPDR S&P Oil and Gas Exploration & Production ETF (XOP) is similar to IEO, with a mix between exploration stocks and refining stocks that is about 29 percent to 220 percent/220 percent to 26 percent, but it has lots of smaller-cap stocks, so it's more volatile.
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The Ministers recognizer the current challenges in the supply side of the global oil market, including major contraction of capital investments in oil extraction on a global scale, particularly in exploration, as well as mass deferrals of investment projects, which made the market, as a whole, more volatile and therefore unsustainable to both producers and consumers in the long term.
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In a reversal of the beginning of the season, Duncan is looking more and more volatile and Logan more and more sympathetic — but because we all know we're living in a noir universe, in the audience, we're just waiting for the other shoe to drop and for Logan to reveal that he's secretly been a monster the whole time, and so is Duncan.
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Additional Reading • How Trump's Trade War Is Being Fought Around the World • Trump's Crackdown on Illegal Immigration: 11 Employers Prosecuted in the Past Year The Democratic 2020 field is set, and beneath the surface of a seemingly placid race is a much more volatile contest — a series of primaries-within-the-primary along lines of race, gender, age and ideology.
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As the White House scrambles to explain why it took so long to fire a staffer accused of domestic violence, as the knives come out for Chief of Staff John Kelly, as Republicans continue to war with the FBI, and as the stock market gets more volatile — President Donald Trump's approval rating is the best it's been in nine months.
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Here's the chart showing just how much the pound's VIX has soared in the last week: And here's the chart that shows how much more volatile the pound is than in recent years: The pound has been particularly sensitive to polling data in recent weeks, often moving as much as 1% — a substantial shift for any currency — when new data shows a change in voting intentions.
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Their VRs are underpinned by strong franchises in domestic retail and commercial banking, in the group's UK and US cards as well as sound franchises in selected investment banking businesses primarily in the UK and the US. While we view the group's business model as diversified, a high share of capital markets businesses, which we regard as more volatile, caps our company profile assessment.
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The classic study for ecosystem impacts from increasing climate variability is a 2002 paper published about the checkerspot butterfly, a subspecies that was wiped out in the San Francisco Bay area, partially because of habitat loss — which made them less resilient — but also because annual precipitation and temperatures became more volatile and caused a mistiming between the emergence of larvae and the plants they feed on.
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In fact, both the candidate and her more volatile spouse went a lot further, venting to people around them that they saw the country's most powerful paper as a kind of special prosecutor in a blue plastic bag, whose top editors were bent on scouring them with an alacrity not directed at other politicians ("They are out to get us," the former president told a friend more recently).
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action: --Fitch's expectation that total leverage will sustain above 4x through the intermediate term, likely due to incremental debt issuance to support restricted payments or make acquisitions; --Weaker than expected or more volatile revenue growth through the intermediate term, indicating less robust industry growth or adoption of Rackspace's managed cloud services, potentially in conjunction with greater than anticipated public cloud customer churn.
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"At the beginning of the year, I think (the RRR cuts) had more to do with kind of smoothing out the deleveraging process, just providing liquidity to the banks that might have been experiencing a credit crunch as they were trying to clamp down in shadow banking and some of the other more volatile activities," Cindy Ponder-Budd, an analyst from research firm View from the Peak, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday.
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