The DPP's influence has helped to normalise xenophobic and Islamophobic sentiments.
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However, scope for provisions to normalise further provides some earnings upside.
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" Reason 10: "Because satellite channels normalise men being effeminate and sissies.
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For years Morocco has sought to normalise its control of Western Sahara.
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But overall, we would like to normalise everything (in the Azov Sea).
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Kyungshin said it was doing all it could to normalise parts supply.
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Rio says it will review Zulti South after operations at RBM normalise.
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The central bank last raised its key rate in January to "normalise" policy.
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The Central Bank said its headline profits will normalise over the medium term.
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"The situation has finally started to normalise," said Rena Veliyeva, a Baku resident.
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In the medium term, the statistical overhaul will help to normalise the economy.
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The question now is how quickly policymakers will normalise their approach to markets.
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Because the Midwest aluminium premium doesn't seem about to "normalise" any time soon.
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Such sites, claims the Department of Justice, will only "encourage and normalise heroin use".
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He said Russia would continue to try to normalise relations between the two countries.
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But even if he does not act, his words help to normalise the idea.
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But by seeming to normalise rhino-horn use, legalisation might boost demand along with supply.
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Germany is also keen to normalise ties and help avert an economic disaster in Turkey.
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We expect loan impairment charges to normalise, but to remain low in the benign environment.
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Albayrak also said he expects Turkey's share and bond markets to normalise in coming days.
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Iron ore supply will over time normalise and China's current new-build boom will abate.
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Mr Guilmoto believes that sex ratios will continue to normalise until they return to natural levels.
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The central bank raised its key rate in January, when inflation was higher, to "normalise" policy.
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A quick glance at history shows that terrible things can happen when you normalise the abnormal.
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The poem was a tribute to Bland and her efforts to normalise talking about cancer and death.
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The two men discussed measures to normalise the situation in the east of Aleppo, the ministry said.
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But the greatest impact he could have as mayor would be further to normalise his initial achievement.
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Given all this, the government's recent announcement that it plans to normalise the administration of FATA is welcome.
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He said his country was moving to implement agreements already made with Serbia to try to normalise relations.
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They include former U.S. President Barack Obama who sought to normalise relations between the former Cold War foes.
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Those hoping that the Midwest Aluminium premium is going to "normalise" any time soon may find themselves disappointed.
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He wants to normalise relations with Europe and ensure the lifting of the economic sanctions imposed on Russia.
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"They worried that the "problem" of low inflation would create "a loop that makes it even harder to normalise.
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But it said the briefing papers offered no specifics about steps to normalise bilateral relations, as agreed in 2002.
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Given strong asset quality performance over the last several years, metrics are expected to normalise in the medium term.
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"The overall level should gradually normalise, from the abnormal amounts seen over the past few quarters," the analysts wrote.
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"As NPLs get recognised, the banks should be allowed to use the buffers they put aside over the past many years," Jiang said, who estimates that NPL ratios will normalise at a higher level, while NPL coverage ratios will normalise to a floor of 120 percent by the end of the year.
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Algerian Energy Minister Noureddine Boutarfa told Reuters on Wednesday he believed that inventories should normalise by the end of 2017.
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The most important aspect of the CBN's announcement is a plan to normalise the FX interbank market, in our view.
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"I'm hoping it inspires people to reach to their rights in situations like these, and to normalise them," Veale said.
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Malaysia's change was the first since January 2018, when the key rate was raised to 4.15303 percent to "normalise" policy.
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Prince William has spoken out about his desire to "normalise" the "great taboo" of mental health in a powerful speech.
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Its subsequent decline through to early last year was largely a reflection of expectations that rates would start to normalise.
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That, in turn, suggests that central bankers who hope to "normalise" interest rates may be in for a rude surprise.
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A new deal cannot solve all the problems posed by Iran or normalise ties with America after decades of enmity.
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The maker of Remy Martin cognac and Cointreau liquor said it expected the situation to normalise in the coming quarters.
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Eventually, we expect the Fed Funds rate to normalise at 3.5%-4.0% by 2020, far higher than current market expectations.
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"We want to normalise saying the word 'abortion'," says Lara Dimitrijevic, the founder of the Women's Rights Foundation, an NGO.
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Belgrade, which still refuses to recognise Kosovo, committed to normalise relations with Pristina, key to its progress towards European Union membership.
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The inauguration last month of America's first two Muslim congresswomen may also help normalise Muslim participation at all levels of society.
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Belgrade, which still refuses to recognise Kosovo, committed to normalise ties with Pristina, key to its progress towards European Union membership.
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The primary concern relates to FC liquidity, which remains tight despite the authorities' attempts to normalise the foreign-exchange interbank market.
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At its meeting in January, when inflation was higher, the central bank raised its rate 25 basis points to "normalise" policy.
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China and South Korea agreed in October to normalise exchanges and move past the dispute, which froze trade and business exchanges.
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At the least, Turkey will be asked to normalise relations with Mr Assad, the man it spent years attempting to topple.
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The euro has risen about 3 percent this year on expectations the ECB will eventually normalise monetary policy and raise interest rates.
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Investors fear the ECB's window to normalise policy has closed, meaning it has little in its toolkit to face the next recession.
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REUTERS POLL-29 OF 39 ECONOMISTS SAY BOJ'S NEXT MOVE WILL BE TO NORMALISE POLICY (VS 29 OF 38 IN FEB POLL)
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Jordan, which used to run money and weapons to rebel forces in the south, has begun to normalise relations with the regime.
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The central bank also held a neutral monetary policy, he added, while the Fed is aiming to gradually normalise ultra-loose conditions.
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That the BoE and BOC now appear to be in a hurry to normalise monetary policy was a big surprise last week.
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It said the lack of profit growth was in part due to several adverse timing effects which will normalise in the second half.
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Inflation remains elusive in both the United States and the euro zone, complicating efforts to normalise monetary policy after years of extraordinary stimulus.
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The euro has risen about 3 percent this year on expectations that the ECB would eventually normalise monetary policy and hike interest rates.
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Similarly, the Fed's attempts to normalise policy—by ending asset purchases and then beginning rate rises—have run headlong into an uncooperative market.
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This will only serve to further normalise it to a more youthful British crowd, something Neil Reynolds is keen to keep on seeing.
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Fitch expects Huiyuan Juice's margins to normalise somewhat in 2H17, but for the EBITDA margin to stay slightly wider than historical levels at 18%.
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We want to normalise the use of our language, which has been persecuted for centuries and still does not have official status throughout Spain.
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SEOUL, April 23 (Reuters) - The South Korean government said on Monday it would join forces to help normalise General Motors Co's South Korean unit.
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Ryabkov was more circumspect though, saying the Russian Foreign Ministry felt no euphoria about the Republican's win despite wanting to normalise relations with Washington.
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"Ring trading would then be suspended until conditions normalise in respect of COVID-19, at which point ring trading will resume," the LME said.
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"We see oil prices improving through the year assuming demand begins to normalise in 2020," it said, referring to the second half of 2020.
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The first non-Peronist to inhabit the Casa Rosada in 16 years, he promised to normalise Argentina's economy after years of mismanagement by his predecessors.
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Improved EBITDA Margin: Fitch expects Huiyuan Juice's margins to normalise somewhat in 2H17 but for the EBITDA margin to stay slightly wider than historical levels.
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"We see oil prices improving through the year, assuming demand begins to normalise in 2020," it said, referring to the second half of the year.
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The common currency had advanced this month on expectations that the ECB would take steps towards winding back on stimulus measures to normalise monetary policy.
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The common currency had advanced this month on expectations that the central bank would take steps towards winding back on stimulus measures to normalise monetary policy.
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The central bank said its monetary policy committee "decided to normalise the degree of monetary accomodation" as the economy remains firmly on a steady growth path.
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As the global economy improves and policies normalise, there could be pretty large moves in long-term bond yields over the next several years, Williams said.
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Thursday's robust U.S. ADP private employment report was the latest in a list of strong indicators that have backed the Fed's quest to normalise monetary policy.
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"It's important to reveal the BOJ's exit strategy when markets are calm and people believe the central bank won't normalise policy any time soon," he said.
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BREXIT EXPECTATIONS BMW continues to expect an orderly Brexit and said disruptions from a disorderly Brexit would be likely to normalise after four to six weeks.
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Nondas Nicolaides, a senior credit officer at Moody's, reckons it could take a few years for the banks to normalise their balance sheets and credit position.
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Kumho said the Hyundai-led consortium was the "most qualified candidate to help normalise Asiana's management and secure its competitiveness in the mid and long term".
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TV shows like RuPaul's Drag Race and the Sink the Pink night on the festival circuit might not normalise drag, but they get it out more.
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Kumho said the Hyundai-led consortium was the "most qualified candidate to help normalise Asiana's management and secure its competitiveness in the mid and long term".
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A survey on Thursday showed eurozone manufacturing continued to boom last month, supporting expectations that the European Central Bank is on track to normalise monetary policy.
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China's "containment measures suggest that activity is only likely to normalise by mid-March at best and more likely end Q93," said Jefferies analyst Sean Darby.
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ECB minutes on Thursday suggested the central bank was on track to normalise its ultra-loose monetary policy this year despite concern about slowing growth in Europe.
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But the desire to normalise policy, and leave crisis-era measures behind, could distract central bankers from their main goals, namely to support growth and control inflation.
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Positive FCF Starting 673: We forecast HT Global to generate positive annual FCF of USD15m-20m from 2017 when capex will normalise to around 2% of revenue.
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The Fed on Wednesday all but abandoned plans to raise rates this year - a signal its three-year campaign to normalise policy might be at an end.
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As the global economy stabilises, countries need to normalise their monetary policy, although that normalisation is happening at a very slow pace, Zhu told reporters in Beijing.
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"Although the first-half margin may normalise somewhat in the remainder of the year, a 2017 full-year margin above 8 percent seems increasingly likely," Cook said.
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"We have long since dealt with the Khashoggi case... We have agreed to continue the financial dialogue and normalise relations again," Maurer told Swiss news agency SDA.
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A survey released on Thursday showed eurozone manufacturing continued to boom last month, supporting expectations that the European Central Bank is on track to normalise monetary policy.
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"Financial market conditions would need to normalise further in the near-term to encourage the pound to extend its rebound," analysts at MUFG said in a note.
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"We will strive to normalise Hanjin Group even after this shareholders' meeting, until the end," Heather Cho, KCGI and Bando said in a joint statement this week.
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The BoE's push to normalise policy in the face of significant risks to the British economy from Brexit has been a source of puzzlement for some investors.
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Shi'ite Hezbollah and its allies have been pressing the Lebanese state to normalise relations with Damascus, challenging Lebanon's official policy of neutrality towards the conflict next door.
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Especially among white, prosperous financial commentators there is a willingness to "normalise" Mr Trump—to tell the groups he has insulted and threatened to get over their fears.
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Some of his efforts to normalise the economy—such as easing currency controls and removing subsidies on electricity, water, gas and transport—have exacerbated the inflation he inherited.
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But policymakers have long argued that the ECB's mandate is to oversee inflation, not help troubled countries, suggesting little appetite now to give up plans to normalise policy.
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Their counterparts at the ECB seemed on track, based on the latest minutes, to normalise their ultra-loose policy this year despite concerns about slowing growth in Europe.
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While Serbia does not formally recognise the independence of its former province, it has agreed to hold talks to normalise relations and smooth Belgrade's path towards EU membership.
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But talk about a possible recession in the United States has also led to speculation the Federal Reserve will have to slow or suspend plans to normalise rates.
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It also accords with Mr Modi's manifesto pledge to normalise India's black economy, estimated by the World Bank in 2010 to be worth about one-fifth of official GDP.
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This dividend helps complete the remaining deferred payment relating to the acquisition of Abanca by its current owners and Fitch now expects dividend payment to normalise to industry practices.
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Regardless of the truth, if Turkish voters interpret the attack as a retaliation, it could make Mr Erdogan's efforts to re-normalise the country's international relations harder to pursue.
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TOKYO, April 9 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the central bank would eventually need to consider how to normalise its ultra-easy monetary policy.
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BERLIN, May 9 (Reuters) - Adidas expects sales growth to "normalise" this year after two years of strong expansion, the chief executive of German sportswear firm told shareholders on Wednesday.
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Mr Putin has said the exchange could help to normalise relations between Russia and Ukraine, and his foreign ministry noted that it showed Mr Zelensky was willing to compromise.
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The slide in energy prices has worsened the outlook for inflation creating a headache for the world's major central banks looking to normalise rates after years of ultra-loose policy.
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The regulator said on Tuesday that it hopes to see South Korea — which has become a hub for cryptocurrency trade — normalise the virtual coin business in a self-regulatory environment.
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In the Eritrean capital, Asmara, which no Ethiopian leader had visited since the war, the two pledged to normalise relations, putting an end to one of Africa's most bitter conflicts.
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The conservative media, now as then, tried to normalise his latest transgression with snarky jokes about what a no-big-deal it was and yet how crazy it made liberals.
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ECB policymaker Ewald Nowotny told Reuters on Tuesday there was a possibility of a 20 basis-point hike in the deposit rate as part of ECB efforts to normalise policy.
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It was lifted by factors including relief over the French elections and expectations for the ECB to normalise monetary policy while taking in stride political developments in Germany and Spain.
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A survey released on Thursday showed that euro zone manufacturing continued to boom last month, bolstering the view that the European Central Bank is on track to normalise monetary policy.
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In late 2016, Norway and China began to normalise political and trading relations following a diplomatic row over the 2010 award of the Nobel Peace Prize to a Chinese dissident.
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Explaining the bank's base scenario, Sejko said the bank planned to normalise monetary policy only very gradually and did not intend to start tightening before the second quarter of 2020.
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Some had hoped that the nuclear accord, though limited, would help open the Iranian economy, normalise the revolutionary regime and ease fraught relations with America and the Sunni Arab world.
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The euro has risen 7.853 percent so far this week, as comments from European Central Bank officials reinforced views that the central bank is on track to normalise monetary policy.
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The euro has gained 7.853 percent so far this week, as comments from European Central Bank officials reinforced views that the central bank is on track to normalise monetary policy.
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When he visited China in 20 with Zbigniew Brzezinski, Carter's national security adviser, seeking to normalise US relations with the country, he was treated brutally and excluded at every turn.
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In late 2016, Norway and China began to normalise political and trading relations following a diplomatic row over the 2010 award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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"The idea that the U.S. is going to normalise policy more quickly than other major central banks was largely put on the back burner for most of this year," he said.
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Some analysts say the central bank could signal how it plans to normalise monetary policy as soon as its March meeting, which will be the first policy session following Matolcsy's reappointment.
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Gold production, hit by a five-month strike that ended in April but cost Sibanye more than $100 million in lost revenue, is expected to normalise from August, the company said.
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A large stock of impaired loans means that it will take time for banks in the region to normalise the proportion of capital that is tied up to unreserved problem assets.
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Gaga told William that the two of them need to make the "strongest, most relentless" attempt they can to normalise mental health issues so that people feel they can come forward.
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The European Central Bank reversed course earlier this month and put off plans to "normalise" policy, instead providing banks with even more liquidity and delaying a rate increase until next year.
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"I wanted to be part of the collective group of women who are wearing moko kauae to revitalise this tikanga [custom], so we could normalise it in our society," she says.
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"I don't anticipate any sudden or large effects on rates or spreads or things like that as we normalise," Williams, president of the San Francisco Federal Reserve, told reporters in Zurich.
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With German growth stalling, the European Central Bank is likely put off plans to normalise policy any further, economists say, and it is more likely to provide further stimulus, rather than less.
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The chief executive of UBS, Switzerland's biggest bank, urged the Swiss National Bank to normalise monetary policy after years of negative interest rates and currency market intervention to curb the strong franc.
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Russia will normalise oil supply volumes to Belarus (the new agreement states 24 million tons of oil per year until 13), and Belarus will make delayed payments to Russia for gas supplies.
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Amid an unexpected slowdown, the ECB put its plans to normalise monetary policy on hold this month, delaying a rate hike from record lows until next year and even further if necessary.
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In June he struck a deal with Israel to normalise relations, which had broken down in 2010 after Israeli forces killed nine Turkish citizens trying to breach a naval blockade of Gaza.
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HKMA Chief Executive Norman Chan said on Tuesday that capital flowing out from the Hong Kong dollar will allow the Hong Kong dollar's interest rates to normalise eventually, like the U.S. dollar.
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The exercise, the PDMA said, was to "normalise the (Hellenic) Republic's yield curve", providing the market with a limited series of benchmark securities anticipated to have "significantly greater liquidity" than existing ones.
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"There's this thing that when something happens to you, harassment, or it might even be assault — even after that people often reach out to their harassers to normalise the relationship," she said.
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Sales in China declined 6 percent, despite an agreement between Seoul and Beijing last year to normalise ties, putting a diplomatic row that had hit sales of South Korean goods behind them.
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Many Georgians breathed a sigh of relief as Mr Ivanishvili demonised his predecessor, whose methods often struck fear into the populace, and promised to normalise relations with Russia, which Mr Saakashvili had infuriated.
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The European Research Group—a collection of Brexit-supporting Tory MPs, and perhaps the world's most misnamed organisation since it has never done any research—is trying to normalise a no-deal Brexit.
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Political and diplomatic ties between Norway and China broke down in 2010 over the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, and only began to normalise in December 2016.
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He said the current rate of the manat made it possible for the central bank to normalise monetary policy, adding that there was scope to make monetary policy close to neutral by June.
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We believe that the banks will continue to face extremely tight FC liquidity despite the authorities' best efforts to normalise the foreign-exchange (FX) interbank market and improve the supply of US dollars.
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Although the ECB ended its 2.6 trillion euro bond purchase scheme at the end of last year, it has put plans to "normalise" policy on hold, delaying a rate hike into next year.
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The ECB wants to keep headline inflation below, but close to 2 percent over the medium term and reversed course in March to put off plans to "normalise" its very loose monetary policy.
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Jordan also said the SNB was in "no hurry at all" to normalise monetary policy and planned to maintain its expansionary policy as long as necessary to maintain appropriate monetary conditions in Switzerland.
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"The Fed and European Central Bank are poised to normalise policies in 2018 but due to limited inflation concerns, volatility in currencies is likely to be curbed," wrote strategists at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management.
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Japan has enraged South Korea with a plan to "normalise" trade procedures that are currently "simplified", effectively curbing exports to South Korea and erecting a barrier that could disrupt the global supply of semiconductors.
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"Major central banks around the world have begun to normalise policy, and the BOJ's adjustments today reminded the market that someday it will, too," said Ayako Sera, senior market economist at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust.
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The dollar nursed losses in Asia after the Fed roiled markets by abandoning all plans to raise rates this year, a signal its three-year campaign to normalise policy might be at an end.
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Francesco Njagi Kaburu, regional program manager for protection at the CISP East Africa Office, says the app has promising potential as part of a drive to de-normalise gender-based violence in East Africa.
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The news "is a further sign of Mnangagwa's efforts to normalise political and ultimately business relations with the West," Charles Laurie, director and head of politics at analysis firm Verisk Maplecroft, told CNBC Tuesday.
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MINSK, Feb 1 (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo travelled to Belarus on Saturday, seeking to "normalise" ties at a time when relations between Minsk and its traditional ally Russia are under strain.
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In the wider dispute, Japan has enraged South Korea with a plan to "normalise" trade procedures, effectively curbing exports to South Korea and erecting a barrier that could disrupt the global supply of semiconductors.
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The common currency had advanced to a three-year peak above $1.2300 earlier this week on expectations that the European Central Bank would take steps towards winding back on stimulus measures to normalise monetary policy.
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STOCKHOLM, May 4 (Reuters) - Swedish biometric firm Fingerprint Cards (FPC) said on Thursday it expected excess industry-wide inventories to normalise during the second quarter, as it reported first-quarter operating earnings well below expectations.
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Frenemies again Israel and Turkey agreed to normalise relations, ending a six-year break caused by the killing by Israeli troops of ten Turkish activists on a ship carrying supplies to the blockaded Gaza Strip.
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The single currency has fallen over 13.4703 percent against the dollar - its worst showing in seven weeks - since Monday, as investors have revised their expectations for when the ECB will begin to normalise monetary policy.
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"With December inflation confirming inflation will normalise at 6-7%, we think the CBE has ample room to continue reducing interest rates," said Mohamed Abu Basha of EFG Hermes, who predicted a 50 bps cut.
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Meanwhile the centre-right Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung thunders against such "manipulation of usage, manipulation of linguistic norms and ridiculing of grammar" and some campaigners are gathering signatures opposing "orthographical perversions" that normalise "dangerous, anti-family nonsense".
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But authorities have since tried to normalise the currency market and alleviate dollar shortages, most recently via the "Investors & Exporters FX Window", which allows investors and traders to swap nairas for dollars at market-determined rates.
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Such possibilities do more than anything to normalise parties like SD. Austria, Bulgaria, Denmark, Finland, Latvia, the Netherlands and Norway have all now seen mainstream parties govern with the formal or informal support of populist parties.
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In the absence of a sudden and dramatic change in global conditions, central bankers will be forced to abandon plans to normalise policy—hopefully before, but potentially after, raising rates above levels their economies can tolerate.
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MADRID, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Spain's government will consider reversing a decision taken by dictator Francisco Franco and moving the country's clocks back one hour to normalise its working hours, the Spanish labour minister said on Monday.
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Moon's remarks and China's statement came a day after China and South Korea agreed to normalise relations to end a year-long standoff over the deployment of the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system.
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China and South Korea agreed in late October that they would normalise exchanges and move past the dispute over THAAD, which froze trade and business exchanges, and Moon has been keen to put the dispute behind them.
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"You could understand that given the extent of the losses there at this point that the market would be and remains fairly sceptical until things normalise," he said, adding that there was significant opportunity on the continent.
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The Irish pilots union, which represents less than 10% of the airline's 5,500 pilots, is one of the most active and agreement in Ryanair's home market would mark a significant breakthrough in attempts to normalise industrial relations.
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"Despite an improvement in residential enquiry and the market bottoming, we expect the market to take some time to normalise as customers continue to experience challenges achieving loan approvals," Chief Executive Officer Mark Steinert said in a statement.
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Moreover, that agreement was the hard-won fruit after decades of negotiation between the predecessors on both sides, who were determined to normalise relations through sealing the past enmity and paving the way for a future-oriented relationship.
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The euro rose 0.2 percent to $1.2260 after hitting a three-year peak above $1.2300 earlier this week on expectations that the European Central Bank would take steps towards winding back on stimulus measures to normalise monetary policy.
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LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Britain's government could rapidly restart sales of state-held shares in Lloyds Banking Group if market conditions normalise and the share price rises, the finance ministry's top civil servant, Nicholas Macpherson, said on Wednesday.
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That would make this source of funding considerably more expensive than the ELA (which costs around 1.5%), but the banks must regain market access to normalise their funding and bank officials expect the cost to reduce over time.
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"Together with Turkey's president we have outlined additional joint steps to neutralise the terrorists' nests in Idlib and normalise the situation there and in the whole of Syria as a result," Putin told a joint briefing with Erdogan.
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The KOSPI ended up 1 percent at a record high after Seoul and Beijing agreed to normalise relations that have been strained by a year-long standoff over the deployment of a U.S. anti-missile system in South Korea.
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He said Turkey's market swings reflect the fact that it is one of the more vulnerable parts of the global economy at this stage in the interest rate cycle, as the Federal Reserve seeks to normalise U.S. monetary policy.
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Analysts say efforts to "normalise" the company underpin soaring share prices, but some who witnessed its growth bemoan a loss of passion as industrial problems persist and sales falter, masked for now by a grounding crisis at rival Boeing.
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Sakuma said Turkey's market swings reflect the fact that it is one of the more vulnerable parts of the global economy at this stage in the interest rate cycle, as the Federal Reserve seeks to normalise its monetary policy.
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A robust ADP report on U.S. employment on Thursday was the latest in a list of strong indicators that have backed the Fed's quest to normalise monetary policy and threw the spotlight for the monthly payrolls data on Friday.
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Supply-driven Margin Pressure: Fitch expects the EBITDA margin to fall to 13% by 0003 after planned capacity additions in the US normalise top-of-the-cycle margins, however, a low Fitch-projected oil price should uphold European performance.
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"The recovery process is still ongoing and indeed it cannot be turned back on at once immediately, but rather gradually we try to normalise with maximum efforts," Sripeni Inten Cahyani, acting chief executive of PLN, said in a statement.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Working Capital Normalising: We expect Sritex's cash conversion cycle to normalise to less than 190 days by end-2017, from a high of 217 days as of end-June 2017, and 181 days at end-2016.
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With economic growth slowing sharply on weak export demand for manufactured goods, the ECB has already put plans to normalise policy on hold, announcing instead further stimulus measures to aid bank lending and prop up a still limping economy.
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Several Argentine candidates told potential recruiters that Macri, elected in 2015 on a pledge to "normalise" Latin America's third largest economy, had been their hope for an economic turnaround after a decades-long cycle of peso weakness and inflation.
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Ewald Nowotny told Reuters on Tuesday there was a possibility of a 20 basis point hike in the deposit rate as part of ECB efforts to normalise policy, but a Bank spokesperson said this did not represent its view.
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LONDON, June 9 (Reuters) - Iran said on Sunday that Europe was not in a position to criticise Tehran for its military capabilities, and called on European leaders to normalise economic ties with the Islamic Republic despite U.S. sanctions or face consequences.
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"Even though the Fed is likely to normalise rates further by hiking in December...markets should remain skeptical about the speed and the aggressiveness of its tightening cycle over the longer-term," said David Forrester, FX strategist at CA-CIB.
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"The new benchmark and the resulting injection of liquidity, PSPP-related purchases of Portuguese government bonds could well normalise to some extent, at least in the short term, and unfold their positive yield-compressing effect," DZ Bank strategist Sebastian Fellechner said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The dollar nursed heavy losses in Asia on Thursday after the Federal Reserve stunned markets by abandoning all plans to raise rates this year, a signal its three-year campaign to normalise policy might be at an end.
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"If the decline by the S&P 500 doesn't stop and develops into an outright downtrend, it could affect the pace of the Fed's bid to normalise monetary policy," said Makoto Noji, senior strategist at SMBC Nikko Securities in Tokyo.
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Summing all the matches for each winner and applying the algorithm to the last several decades of grand slams results in an average credit of 215.3 per titlist, so I then divided each sum by 20153 to normalise the results.
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"We are seeing synchronised global growth, in particular a very strong growth recovery in the euro area, which is leading the ECB (European Central Bank) to gradually normalise policy, which is helping the euro," said Societe Generale currency strategist Alvin Tan.
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We do not mean the deal announced this week to normalise relations with Israel (see article): that was a rare example of sensible pragmatism on Mr Erdogan's part and happened too recently to be a plausible pretext for this week's attack.
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The pricing in of a rate cut has crept up in recent weeks and marks a sharp shift from last year when markets were positioned for a rate increase this year as the ECB looked to normalise its unprecedented monetary policy.
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As Peter Praet, the chief economist of the European Central Bank (ECB), explained in a recent speech, to normalise is to end their reliance on "unconventional" or "non-standard" tools such as quantitative easing (QE, the printing of new money to buy assets).
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Harker, who is one of 12 regional bank presidents but does not currently have a vote on the Fed's rate-setting policy committee, said the central bank risks falling behind the curve if it does not normalise rates sooner rather than later.
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The general tone of central bank remarks has fuelled a perception that, after a decade of ultra-loose monetary policy, major central banks are seeking to normalise rates and wean markets off a reliance on cheap money without derailing the economic recovery.
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Currency analysts at the world's sixth biggest foreign exchange trading bank say the political risk from a series of elections in Europe has ebbed, and that the European Central Bank will move to normalise its ultra-loose monetary policy quicker than previously anticipated.
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In response, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said in a Twitter post that EU countries should uphold their obligations in the nuclear deal with Iran and normalise economic ties despite U.S. sanctions, "instead of demanding that Iran unilaterally abide by a multilateral accord".
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BERLIN, May 17 (Reuters) - Deputy German Finance Minister Jens Spahn called on the European Central Bank to make sure its exit from extraordinary monetary policy does not happen too late and warned that there would be side effects if monetary policy did not normalise soon.
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The metal saw its biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years in the three months to March, rallying more than 16 percent as expectations faded that the Fed would move to normalise interest rates after their first increase in nearly a decade in December.
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Major gold trading banks and the London Bullion Market Association asked the CME to change its rules to accept 400-ounce bars in London against its contracts, removing the need to reshape and transport metal and allowing prices to normalise, sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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LONDON, April 8 (Reuters) - Just a month after the European Central Bank halted plans to normalise policy and delayed a rate increase into 2020, further signs of weakness in the economy and a whiff of panic among investors is putting the central bank back in the spotlight.
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"Negative rates are essential for implementing monetary policy in Switzerland at the moment," he told a panel discussion at an economic conference, adding that he could not predict how long they would be necessary but that he assumed rates would normalise at some stage in future.
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At his third meeting this year with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday in Beijing, Moon is expected to reaffirm South Korea's agreement with China in late October that they would normalise exchanges and move past the dispute over THAAD, which froze trade and business exchanges between the two.
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The euro enjoyed a strong rally at the start of this year but doubts over the speed at which the European Central Bank will normalise monetary policy and some signs the region's economic rebound has peaked left the currency stuck in a trading range before the dollar's recent bounce.
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Using e-cigarettes, or 'vaping', is considered by many experts to be an effective way for smokers to give up tobacco, but some in the scientific community are sceptical of their public health benefits, fearing they might normalise the idea of smoking and lead young people into the habit.
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"If I'm feeling low, getting stressed about school or am very much NOT on top of everything, I always do my best to share these things to help normalise the fact that none of us are perfect; in both the online revision world and in real life," she says.
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The IOC is eager to normalise Russia's Olympic status because it one of the world's largest Olympic committees and a sporting powerhouse, but the IOC is made up of 100 equal members with competing agendas and the consensus could shift right up to the decision, which is expected at the weekend.
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Gabriel says a German-Iranian business commission will meet for the first time in 15 years, and forecasts concrete business deals will be announced, but he has also said Tehran must accept Israel's right to exist and stop military support for Syria's President Bashar al-Assad in order to normalise ties.
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While the U.S. Federal Reserve will almost certainly hike rates for a third time in 81.693 this week, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Monday raised expectations the euro zone will also start to normalise policy over the coming year by referring to 'relatively vigorous' underlying inflation and brisk wage growth.
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At his third meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping this year on Thursday in Beijing, Moon is expected to reaffirm South Korea's agreement with China in late October the two would normalise all exchanges and move past the year-long spat over THAAD, which froze trade and business exchanges between the two.
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"My sense is that markets are well-prepared for a possible rate increase globally, and that this is not too surprising given our liftoff from December and the policy of the committee which has been to try to normalise rates slowly and gradually over time," Bullard told a news conference after speaking at an academic conference in Seoul.
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Spending controls are essential for solid and lasting wellbeing of the state * Guarantee coexistence in Catalonia and normalise political life there after a secession crisis by promoting dialogue and seeking understanding, always based on the Spanish Constitution * Strengthen autonomy of the regions, guaranteeing equality for all Spaniards * Fight corruption * Protect public services, especially in education and healthcare * Ensure the sustainability of the pension system and pension adjustments to the cost of living * Housing as a right and not a commodity * Fight climate change * Strengthen small and medium-sized companies, make a push for reindustrialisation * Ensure the right to dignified death, euthanasia * Safeguard diversity, fight male chauvinist violence, promote gender equality.
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