Notching was compressed by two relative to standard notching, as sovereign-related risks have so far not materially affected SASA's key credit metrics.
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Notching of Secured Debt: In line with Fitch's notching criteria, the company's secured debt is rated 'BB', one notch higher than the IDR.
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Fitch classifies the interest deferral features on this instrument as "minimal" non-performance risk, with no additional notching applied, in line with Fitch's notching criteria.
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The notching reflects higher expected losses in case of liquidation but no additional notching for non-performance, given its gone concern characteristics (plain vanilla subordinated debt).
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The notching reflects higher expected losses in the case of liquidation but no additional notching for non-performance, given its gone concern characteristics (plain-vanilla subordinated debt).
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Fitch considers the preference shares to have 'minimal' non-performance risk with notching set two below the Issuer Default Rating (IDR) based on 'Poor' recovery expectations, with no additional notching for non-performance.
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European stocks also rallied, notching their best day since Feb.
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Nasdaq composite gained 0.99 percent, also notching a record high.
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SPX notching a 5 percent drop so far this month.
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Oil prices also stepped back after notching another 2016 high.
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This year European stock markets have been notching new highs.
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The Nasdaq composite gained 0.99 percent, also notching a record high.
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DXY, after notching a seven-month peak earlier in the session.
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It rose 22% last week, notching its second consecutive weekly gain.
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Oil settled at $43.49 on Thursday, notching a 4.3 percent rise.
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The Dow did, however, move higher, notching another all-time high.
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Howard made 24 saves while notching his first shutout since Oct.
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With the sector notching its sixth advance in the seven sessions.
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He struck out four in notching his fourth consecutive quality start.
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It rose 22018% last week, notching its second consecutive weekly gain.
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It rose 2.67% last week, notching its second consecutive weekly gain.
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Things changed as his progeny began notching wins around the circuit.
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The Nasdaq also saw gains, notching a four-day win streak.
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There will be no notching due to incremental non-performance risk.
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The expected rating reflects standard notching based on Fitch's rating criteria.
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And Republicans feel confident about notching a win in North Dakota.
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The gained 0.1 percent to 203,537.74, notching intraday and closing records.
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He scored 17 points after notching just three against the 76ers.
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Fitch rates LGFVs using a notching approach from the relevant local government, and may widen the notching or switch to a bottom-up rating approach if the policy role of the LGFVs is seen to be diluted.
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He appeared in his 700th career NHL game, notching his 291st goal.
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CDT (43 GMT) after notching a contract low of $8.44-1/4.
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Tesla shares declined more than 17%, notching their second-worst day ever.
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In Britain the FTSE 2500 has been notching up fresh records, too.
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KS. Dentsu Inc shares slipped 2.4 percent after notching one-month lows.
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The Nasdaq Composite advanced 0.3% to 8,486.09, notching intraday and closing records.
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HK/SIN after notching its sixth straight session of gains on Monday.
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The digital currency on the Coinbase exchange, before notching a huge decrease.
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Together, the notching down results in the expected rating of 'BBB+(EXP)'.
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It had earlier fallen 1% after notching up a gain of 0.43%.
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Its rally accelerated recently, notching gains across eight consecutive days of trading.
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Japan's benchmark rallied 1.19 percent, notching a weekly gain of 1.58 percent.
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Fitch has not differentiated the notching on the proposed notes from the notching on NTB's legacy Tier 2 notes as it is assumed that the authorities would step in late, moving the point of non-viability close to liquidation.
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These aforementioned notching practices for B3T2 bonds are in accordance with Fitch's criteria.
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Despite stocks notching record highs, there has been a dearth of public offerings.
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The rating reflects standard notching for a hybrid instrument with its risk characteristics.
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The S&P 217 ended the day up 211%, also notching a record.
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The Dow was notching another small gain on Wednesday morning, trading at 26,845.
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Yet the Razer Blade nails every requirement for a top notching gaming laptop.
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The notching reflects the notes' greater expected loss severity than senior unsecured debt.
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Republicans currently hold 28503 governorships, after notching big gains in 22019 and 2014.
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Financial stocks also rose, with three of the "Big Four" lenders notching gains.
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That dynamic could persist until Republicans begin notching legislative victories of their own.
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The broad index gained 0.6 percent to 21.2,21, notching intraday and closing records.
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"Confidence is contagious," Stralman said after notching his 19.83th career point against Edmonton.
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The Dow closed up 0.8% on Friday, notching a five-week winning streak.
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Yuli Gurriel and Jose Altuve also homered, notching their 15th and 11th respectively.
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Greiss was mostly steady as the starter, notching a career-high 26 wins.
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He walked only one while notching his first career victory over the Tigers.
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Consumer confidence rose in September, notching its highest level in about 18 years.
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The S&P 33 closed down 2.1%, notching its sixth-straight losing session.
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STOXX50E gained 1.09 percent on the day, notching the best performance since April.
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Under the transitional considerations within Fitch's Recovery Ratings and Notching Criteria for Non-Financial Corporates, we assign average recovery prospects on the proposed unsecured debt instruments and align the bond rating at the same level as the IDR (no notching impact).
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SUBORDINATED DEBT BOGOTA Bogota's subordinated debt is rated one notch below the bank's VR. The notching reflects higher expected losses in case of liquidation but no additional notching for non-performance, given its gone concern-only characteristics (plain-vanilla subordinated debt).
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Garin is enjoying a breakthrough season, notching 18 victories from 24 tour-level matches.
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The S&P 25.8 jumped more than 25%, recently notching an all-time high.
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Colborne scored his first goal since notching a hat trick in the season opener.
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The goal was Hertl's first since notching a pair at Ottawa on Jan. 210.
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Covey has issued 10 walks in 21 total innings while notching just eight strikeouts.
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Yet the economy's growth has stayed intact, notching up 25 years without a recession.
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The notching reflects the notes' higher expected loss severity relative to senior unsecured creditors.
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Toffoli put Los Angeles on the board at 14:26, notching his 20th tally.
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Despite notching up five consecutive years in the black, BA is getting even stingier.
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In this case the notching between their and the sovereign ratings may be widened.
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The Dow Jones industrial average rose 24.5 points, notching a record close at 0.13,20.1.
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Below the greats, even the journeymen are notching their best results later and later.
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They add emotion to the dance, by notching up its everydayness just a bit.
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Fox News has defied the downward trends, notching its highest-rated year in 2017.
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The Nasdaq jumped 24.4 percent, meanwhile, notching its biggest one-week gain since 214.8.
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The Nasdaq, meanwhile, rose 2.7 percent, notching its best weekly performance of the year.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The subordinated notes are rated one notch below Dai-ichi Life's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating to reflect the assumption of "Below Average" recovery and minimal non-performance risk (no additional notching applied), in line with Fitch's notching criteria.
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Revenue came in at $409 million, notching seven consecutive quarters of more than 20% growth.
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Prince William County was rigidly blue and stopped Trump from notching another swing-state upset.
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The Dow closed up 0.7% on Thursday, notching its fourth consecutive day in the green.
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On Wall Street, equity indexes were little changed after notching solid gains a day earlier.
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This comprises of zero notching for non-performance risk and two notches for loss severity.
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Notching its fourth straight quarterly advance in third quarter, the did narrowly slip in September.
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The narrow notching partly reflects the absence of contractual full write-down or conversion language.
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The incubator and accelerator's main cause is notching Democratic wins, from local to federal elections.
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Granlund snapped the tie at 11:19 of the second period, notching his 21st goal.
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After notching just 12 in their loss in Game 4, they had 643 again Tuesday.
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Cron doubled his homer total for this season while notching his ninth career multihomer game.
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Consequently, Fitch applies compressed notching between the IFS Rating and IDR and subordinated debt rating.
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Canada Goose's U.S.-listed shares surged 33.1 percent, notching their biggest one-day gain ever.
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The notching includes one notch for loss severity and zero notches for non-performance risk.
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The Red Sox pounded out 17 hits a night after notching 16 against San Francisco.
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Biden by and far won the night, notching victories in Michigan, Idaho, Missouri and Mississippi.
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Shares of the tech giant were rallying Tuesday, notching a new all-time intraday high.
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He started 45 games for Detroit over the last three seasons, notching 20173 passes defensed.
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Mitch Marner and William Nylander tied for third in rookie scoring, each notching 2158 points.
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Per its criteria for holding company notching, Fitch establishes an IFS anchor rating for ACGL.
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Fulmer allowed eight hits and one walk while notching four strikeouts for Detroit (21-22).
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On Tuesday, the sector fell 2.1 percent, notching its biggest onde-day decline since October.
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The finished up 0.24 percent at 3,103 points, notching a 12 percent loss for the year.
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Japan's finished up 230.90 points, or 1.23 percent, at 4.843,996.37, notching four consecutive sessions of gains.
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The three major indexes posted their best day of 2017 on Wednesday, notching fresh record highs.
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CDT (1708 GMT) after notching a contract low of $8.41-3/33 earlier in the session.
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IXIC added 12.38 points, or 0.18 percent, to 7,077.92, with both indexes notching record closing highs.
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Education and manufacturing also offer strong 401(k) packages, notching up 3.77 and 3.3.76 ratings, respectively.
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Growth stocks outperformed, notching up their biggest daily percentage gain in two and a half months.
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Since then he's lit the lamp just once, notching his 15th goal, while collecting two assists.
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Shares have risen consistently since early 1.13, notching a gain of nearly 20 percent in 2016.
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Gee pitched well in his last start at home, notching the victory over Minnesota on Aug.
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The absence of additional notching between JPM and its subsidiaries is a noted variation from criteria.
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Donald Trump, meanwhile, crushed it on the Republican side -- notching wins in Hawaii, Michigan and Mississippi.
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What's more, the phone was constructed with the environment in mind, notching platinum rating for sustainability.
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After notching the match point, Luckey raised his fist and flexed for the tiny, cheering crowd.
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Tuivailala was 2-2.32, 5.06 ERA as the Redbirds' closer, notching 13 saves in 16 chances.
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David Pastrnak scored twice for Boston, with Torey Krug and Brad Marchand each notching two assists.
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The digital currency hit a high of $19,340 on that platform before notching a huge decrease.
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Dempsey then went to Tottenham Hotspur from 2012 to 2013 -- notching 7 goals in 29 appearances.
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Lawrence has been excellent after his suspension, notching 10 hurries and a sack in three starts.
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The Nasdaq composite outperformed, closing 0.36 percent higher at 6,1.83, and notching intraday and closing records.
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The S&P 500 gained 0.9% to end the day at 3,21.896, notching a record close.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate futures settled at $64.30 per barrel, notching a four week winning streak.
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The French CAC 40 index, meanwhile, dropped 1.6 percent, notching its biggest decline since April 18.
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The S&P 500 jumped 4.3 percent last week, notching its biggest weekly gain since 2013.
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Tuch scored less than a minute later, notching the first two-goal game of his career.
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U.S. equities markets have been on a tear this year, notching record highs across the board.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed 24 points higher at 21,830.31, notching intraday and closing highs.
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Palladium dipped 0.2% to $1,848.11, after notching a record high of $1,861.71 in the previous session.
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West Texas Intermediate futures gained more than 14%, notching its biggest one-day gain since 2008.
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He was at it again Monday, notching two assists in Moscow&aposs 2-1 win over Avangard.
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They hung 40 points on Saban's defense, with Watson cracking 400 yards passing and notching four touchdowns.
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Oil prices rose 262 percent, notching their third straight day of gains, lifting the indexes on Friday.
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IDX stocks notching their best weeks of 2017, with gains of between 2 percent and 3 percent.
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LAS VEGAS — Donald Trump claimed victory in Nevada's Republican caucuses Tuesday night, notching his third consecutive win.
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Oil prices have risen for sixth consecutive weeks, notching an 11% gain for crude during the rally.
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In economic news, durable goods orders fell 1.1% in September, notching their largest drop in four months.
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OTHER METALS: Benchmark tin closed down 1.9% at $15,900, notching up an 11th straight week of losses.
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The 220-stock index rallied more than 220% this month, notching its biggest June gain since 503.
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Funds concentrating on technology and healthcare performed the best last month, notching 4 percent gains, HFR said.
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Others notching sales to the country included France's Thales, Australian firm EOS Defense and Germany's Rheinmetall Electronics.
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The notching reflects higher expected loss severity relative to senior unsecured creditors and higher non-performance risk.
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He added 218 rebounds and three blocks, notching his seventh double-double in nine games this season.
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Today it announced its fourth quarter earnings, notching $1.823 billion in revenue and $43 million in profit.
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Ovechkin scored his 26th, 27th and 28th goals of the season, notching a goal in each period.
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The index rose 0.69 percent as technology names advanced, with Apple and Amazon notching record closing highs.
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Warren is the only other candidate to register double digits in the poll, notching 17 percent support.
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The Nasdaq Composite gained 0.3% to finish its trading day at 8,486.09, notching intraday and closing records.
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Financials gave back gains from earlier in the session, notching a record 13 straight days of losses.
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Outside the United States, IPOs are also notching double-digit gains — also unseen to most domestic investors.
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This is factored into Fitch's analysis to determine the maximum notching differential allowed, given the GCA score.
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The major averages rose more than 2.5 percent, notching their best one-day gains since August 2015.
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Chapman ended the game by retiring Galvis on a grounder, notching his 22nd save in 24 chances.
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Gold stocks saw increased buying on safe-haven appeal, notching their best close in over 6 years.
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Despite notching a second straight day of gains, stocks closed far below their Wednesday peaks as Sen.
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Everyone from donors to rank-and-file lawmakers is determined to keep Democrats from notching another victory.
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His main goals are notching some wins and stopping Sanders from opening up a huge delegate lead.
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Live cattle contracts notched the biggest gains, with the first three trading months notching limit-up gains.
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Stocks had a weak start to Monday's session before notching slight gains as the crude spike eased.
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The revisions portfolio beat similar portfolios based on more traditional factors, notching an annualized gain of 7%.
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The S&P 2280 rose 2250% to 23.8,211, notching its first close above 2120,2500 since Sept. 4.73.
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In currencies, the was steady after notching an 11-month low against the dollar earlier this week.
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After notching his second tally on Saturday, it became the fourth two-goal game of Stralman's career.
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Thomas, notching his 27.9th straight 23.7-point game, added nine assists and five rebounds in the win.
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Most notable, wing Brad Marchand has gone from pesky to prolific, notching a career-high 463 goals.
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In South Korea, the Kospi rose 297.371% to close at 2109.63,0.123, with cosmetics stocks notching significant gains.
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Bernie Sanders has the edge in New Hampshire, however, notching an 18-point edge over Clinton there.
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The stock was up 35 percent at $19.08, notching its biggest one-day gain since its debut.
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Equities kicked off the new year ripping higher, with the major averages notching fresh all-time highs.
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In trading the dollar index rose 0.2 percent to 90.56, after earlier notching a five-week peak.
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South Korea's Kospi shed 0.4 percent to close at 2,401.82 after notching gains earlier in the day.
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The euro last traded at $1.2447 after notching a fresh three-year high against the dollar overnight.
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But the Gaels ended up leading by as much as 36 points in notching an easy victory.
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He added 12 rebounds and three blocks, notching his seventh double-double in nine games this season.
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For the week, WTI rose 5.9%, notching its biggest weekly gain since a 9% surge in June.
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Palladium edged 0.1% higher to $1,854.03, after notching a record high of $1,861.71 in the previous session.
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Positive performance, with the HFRI index notching a 5.5 percent full-year gain, helped nudge total assets higher.
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She was on a Grand Slam winning spree, notching wins at the Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon.
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The notching from the VR reflects higher-than-average loss severity for subordinated debt relative to senior debt.
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The S&P 500 gained 0.4 percent, with financials outperforming, notching its 15th record close since Nov. 8.
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Gold was steadier at $1,231.70 an ounce, after notching up its biggest quarterly gain in nearly 30 years.
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David Krejci led all Bruins scorers with three points, notching his third three-assist game of the season.
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He was coming off a career year, notching personal bests with 31 goals, 44 assists and 75 points.
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Also notching a solid improvement in 2016 is Arizona, which rises nine spots to 25th place this year.
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Yang has been notching between 2 percent and 3 percent support in most national and early-state polls.
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Bitcoin was down 5 percent on the Bitstamp exchange at $15,761.56, after notching a record high of $16,666.66 .
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The S&P 503 gained 0.5% to end the day at 3,013.77, notching its first close above 22,2500.
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The 22016-stock index fell 22.52 points to 25,106.33, notching its first three-day losing streak since December.
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Democrat Jacky Rosen will win Nevada's Senate race, notching a critical pickup for her party, NBC News projects.
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The anti-immigration Alternative for Germany party is notching up double-digit polling results for the first time.
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A triple double is notching 10 or more in three different statistical categories -- typically points, rebounds and assists.
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He steamrolled his rivals in Massachusetts and Vermont, while notching fairly decisive wins in Virginia, Georgia and Alabama.
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An index tracking aerospace defence industry advanced 3.3 percent, notching its biggest daily percentage gain in five months.
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Jonathan Holder (2-43) replaced Paxton, pitching two scoreless innings and notching the win per the official scorer.
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The Nasdaq Composite declined 59.83 percent to 7,505.92, notching its first three-day losing streak of the year.
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The above notching practices are in accordance with Fitch's criteria on rating bank regulatory capital and similar securities.
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In Australia, the ASX 200 rose 35.6 points, or 0.6 percent, to 5,143, with most sectors notching gains.
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Bitcoin was down 9.8 percent on the Bitstamp exchange at $14,965.00, after notching a record high of $16,666.66 .
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"Fear the Walking Dead" hit the ground running last summer, notching the highest-rated debut in cable history.
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The news prompted stock markets across the globe to rally on Monday, notching their biggest gains in weeks.
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The Dow Jones industrial average rose 22.93 points, notching a record close at 23,539.19, with Apple leading advancers.
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Gregorius also singled in the seventh while notching his second game with at least three hits this season.
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Cruz is viewed more kindly, notching a 22019 percent favorable rating and a 38 percent unfavorable rating. Gov.
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" Biden: "His main goals are notching some wins and stopping Sanders from opening up a huge delegate lead.
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Biden is hoping to widen his delegate lead after notching victories in 10 Super Tuesday states last week.
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Shares of the electric-vehicle maker rose nearly 20% during the session, notching an intraday high of $786.14.
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Ovechkin also scored during regulation, notching his 43rd goal of the season and the 701st of his career.
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KBC Verzekeringen's IFS rating is now one notch higher than its IDR, in line with our standard notching.
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The Dow Jones industrial average, outperformed, closing 85.54 points higher at a21,796.55 and notching intraday and closing records.
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The Gators outgained Towson 422-248 while forcing three turnovers and notching their second shutout of the season.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed 19.42 points lower at 24,893.35, notching its biggest reversal since August 2015.
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The S&P 500 fell nearly 0.2% to 3,373.94 after notching an intraday record earlier in the session.
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It followed a 0.5% increase in March, notching the strongest two-month expansion since November and December 2017.
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The S&P 500 rose about 0.66 percent, notching intraday and closing records, with materials leading eight sectors higher.
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But Alex Colome got Nick Castellanos to ground out to third to end the game, notching his 19th save.
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For the week, the major averages all rose at least 2.75 percent, notching their first weekly gain in four.
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In Game 7 he was even better, notching 36, five and eight while taking over in the second half.
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Based on Fitch's 'Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Nonfinancial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis', also available at www.fitchratings.
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As a result, no notching was applied between the implied IDRs of VIVAT Insurance and the IDR of VIVAT.
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Alphabet fell a little short of that, notching $9.36 per share, which translates to a profit of $6.59 billion.
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The Great One played well, notching 21 points in 18 games, but the chemistry with Hull never really developed.
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SoftBank shares soared to as much as 9,290 yen, notching up their biggest intra-day gain in a decade.
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The contract hit its highest level in a week after notching contract lows in four straight sessions last week.
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The major indexes were all up more than 4% for the month, however, after notching sharp losses in May.
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DJI fell 26.5 points, or 220 percent, to 20,913.46, after notching its best weekly performance of 2017 last week.
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Home prices are notching up annual increases of nearly 11%, in spite of official restrictions and a cooling economy.
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China's online retail market is huge, notching up about $2 trillion in sales annually, according to research firmer eMarketer.
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Further, if CGMFL were to issue any non-guaranteed securities, Fitch may consider notching the rating down from CGML.
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That sector is the second-worst performer after health care, after notching a 7 percent gain for the year.
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Rating triggers that could lead to wider notching of MassMutual's IDR include: --Surplus notes to TAC ratio above 15%.
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Fitch menerapkan notching yang sama untuk obligasi subordinasi berdasarkan kerangka Basel III yang juga memiliki fitur penundaan yang sama.
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Based on Fitch's criteria report, 'Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Nonfinancial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis,' dated Feb.
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The peso climbed for the fourth straight day, notching a 28503 percent rise, to just under 22019 per dollar.
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The Fed reported on Tuesday that oil and gas drilling surged in July, notching a second straight monthly gain.
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The label is intended to stand in the way of progress and, to that end, it's already notching victories.
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Gobert finished with 16 points, 14 rebounds and three blocked shots, notching his 153th double-double of the season.
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Most have outperformed the S&P 500 index this year, with Facebook, Visa, and Microsoft notching especially large gains.
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All three indexes tallied closing all-time highs, with the Dow notching a record for an eighth straight session.
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On Tuesday, she continued her sweep of Eastern Conference player of the month accolades, notching her third consecutive honor.
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The SPDR S&P Bank ETF (KBE) gained 18.69 percent for the month, notching its best month in history.
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Several sources close to Romney said his odds of notching what amounts to a party nomination were 50-50.
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Zucker has set a career high of 28 points after notching a goal and an assist on Saturday. 2.
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MSCI's all-country world index was up 0.4 percent after notching its best day since late June on Monday.
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The S&P 500-stock index climbed 1.1 percent, notching its fifth gain in the last six trading sessions.
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Rene Bourque played 725 N.H.L. games, notching 163 goals and 153 assists for six teams, including Calgary and Montreal.
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The Yankees went 23 plate appearances between the fourth and 214th innings before notching a hit — and still won.
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Biden scored significant victories on Super Tuesday, notching wins in Virginia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Arkansas and Tennessee.
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Nussbaum and Levmore are as interested in asking the right questions as they are with notching the right answers.
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Heavyweight banking stocks led gains on the main index, with the "Big Four" notching up between 1% and 2.1%.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan firmed 0.1%, after notching its highest close since June 2018.
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HK/SIN, trading higher by just 2111.05 percent, after notching its third consecutive record close in the last session.
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Uber acquired Jump Bikes in April for about $250 million, notching an early exit for investors in bike-sharing.
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There is no notching for non-performance risk as the notes' key terms exclude going-concern loss absorption features.
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In direct coverage, Roby limited Hill to one catch for 8 yards on six targets, notching two pass breakups.
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Edmonton won three of five regular-season games against San Jose, with McDavid notching 210 points in those games.
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But that now seems long ago with the NFL notching big ratings for the second season in a row.
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Getzlaf ranks second in the league with eight playoff goals and third in points, notching 15 in 10 games.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan firmed 763%, after notching its highest close since June 2018.
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Equity markets, too, have posted record performance, with the Dow Jones industrial average and notching multiple records last month.
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Seattle flexed its muscles, with Nelson Cruz notching three hits and Norichika Aoki and Seth Smith hitting home runs.
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Equities entered the session trading in record territory, with the Nasdaq and S&P notching record closes on Tuesday.
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China's blue-chip CSI 300 closed down 0.5 percent, notching its first three-day fall in almost two months.
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Stocks ended another week of solid gains by notching fresh record highs as geopolitical risks abate to end 2019.
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Stocks rose sharply on Wednesday, notching a four-day winning streak as banks and tech carried major indexes higher.
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There is no additional notching for non-performance risk, as Fitch sees this risk as minimal under its criteria.
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Now the silver-haired billionaire is on the verge of notching another accomplishment, but it is a dubious one.
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The index is headed for a slight slip on the week after notching a 2674 percent in the prior week.
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Oil has gained more than 10 percent since last Monday, notching five consecutive days of price gains in the process.
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The last time they met, Edmonton recorded a 5-2 victory with Connor McDavid notching his first career hat trick.
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It's like the old relitigation has found new host bodies for notching points on the great scoreboard in the sky.
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California, Arkansas, and Oregon were among those both notching 3-percent-plus wage gains and plumbing record-low unemployment rates.
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The show closed out its first season just last week, notching less than 3 million viewers in same-day ratings.
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The notching also reflects potential legal and regulatory barriers related to state aid considerations and provisions of German resolution legislation.
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Notching up a third straight monthly increase, miners produced 311 million tonnes of coal, the National Bureau of Statistics said.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 22017 points lower, notching its biggest one-day loss since May 2131.1, at 22018,25.43.
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For non-performance risk, notching is linked to the likelihood that any loss-absorption feature of the instrument is triggered.
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The metals and mining stocks closed 1 percent higher, with the world's biggest miner BHP notching a 23 percent gain.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied 7.2% this month, notching its best June performance since 1938, when it surged 24.3%.
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The Venezuelan worked himself out of some trouble by notching eight strikeouts in six frames at Kansas City on Monday.
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In mid-morning trading, the slipped 0.3 percent to 97.695, after notching a seven-month peak earlier in the session.
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LeBron James scored 23 points and collected 12 rebounds, notching his 23rd double-double of the season to lead Cleveland.
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The euro edged down 0.1 percent to $1.1165, after notching a 0.53-1/2-month high of $1.1268 last week.
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Avis shares plunged nearly 49 percent last year, notching their worst annual performance since 2008, when they shed 94.62 percent.
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In April, Disney launched ESPN+ and surprised analysts by notching more than 1 million paid subscribers in just five months.
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The notching reflects the structural subordination of bonds issued by Ciputra Development to the debt held by the company's subsidiaries.
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Guard Dwayne Bacon led the Seminoles in scoring for the second time in three games, notching 15 points on Friday.
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While surplus notes to TAC is above average, the ratio remains within Fitch's 15% guideline for standard surplus note notching.
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The notching includes zero notches for incremental non-performance risk relative to the VR and one notch for loss severity.
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Panthers F Jaromir Jagr netted his seventh power-play goal Tuesday, his highest total since notching eight in 2011. 3.
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The Cubs have won Lester's last four starts, with the 32-year-old notching the victory in three of them.
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There is no additional notching for non-performance risk, as Fitch views this risk as "minimal" under the agency's criteria.
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The following year, Adams upped his minutes to 25 per game, notching about seven points and seven rebounds per outing.
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A separate poll by the Asahi newspaper showed Party of Hope notching 13 percent and the LDP hitting 32 percent.
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Frontier Airlines cut costs, became a no-frills budget carrier, and went from posting big losses to notching big gains.
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The dollar was 0.2 percent higher at 114.16, after notching a high of 114.21, its loftiest level since May 11.
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The gained 0.1 percent to close at 2,473, notching intraday and closing all-time highs, with telecommunications and financials outperforming.
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The 22.6-stock average ended the day up 10.25 points, or 0.04% at 27,691.49, notching a fresh record closing high.
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The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 90 points, notching a record close with Goldman Sachs contributing the most gains.
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Vancouver's condo subindex has shown the most strength, notching 10 consecutive monthly gains for a total rise of 19.0 percent.
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Neither is he a terribly successful man by NBA standards, here notching a modest career high in his 27th year.
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Vanderbilt hired Newton in 1981, and he went 129-115 with the Commodores, notching his 21992th career victory in 21999.
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The previous full-month reading for the index was 52.6, with November notching the highest new order growth since January.
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In Japan, the declined 0.31 percent, or 68.50 points, to close at 21,717.04, notching a third consecutive session of declines.
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MSCI's broadest gauge of the world's stock markets snapped four-day losing streak on Monday by notching up 0.67 percent.
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Wake, 21, started the season with a flourish, notching 22020 sacks in his Titans debut in Week 1 at Cleveland.
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The Nasdaq composite closed lower for a fourth straight day on Thursday, notching its longest losing streak since November 2016.
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German men have won the past six years, with Patrick Lange (2017 and 2018) and Kienle (2014) also notching victories.
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Instead of notching a career achievement, Saez became the rider of the only Derby winner to be disqualified for interference.
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It wasn't an entirely clean sweep for Intel, however, with AMD notching up a few wins in AnandTech's GPU benchmarks.
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The Dow fell 3.9 points on Friday — or 22.5 percent — notching its biggest one-day sell-off since June 2016.
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Notching an upset will be quite a task as Boise State is looking to win its 23th consecutive conference opener.
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The Dow Jones industrial average has climbed 44 percent since then, notching scores of all-time highs along the way.
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Vernon Carey Jr. posted 216 points for Duke, with Jones notching 240 and Hurt and Cassius Stanley each supplying 22.
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Vasilevskiy made his fifth start in the Lightning's last six games and posted 29 saves, notching his sixth straight winning decision.
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DJI notching up its biggest intraday decline in history with a nearly 1,600-point drop - making overseas returns even more important.
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Toews opened the scoring by beating Wild goalie Alex Stalock on the power play, notching his 10th goal of the year.
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Yilei is a keen traveler, notching up trips to over 200 cities or counties around China in the last few years.
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After notching a record high of $3.84 in January, XRP has pulled back significantly to around 29 cents, according to CoinMarketCap.com.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS VIVAT's IDR is one notch below the IFS ratings of VIVAT Insurance, consistent with Fitch's standard notching practices.
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Fitch's criteria allows for wider notching for incremental non-performance if Fitch has particular concerns around the probability of coupon omission.
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These aforementioned notching practices for subordinated bonds are in accordance with Fitch's criteria on rating bank regulatory capital of financial institutions.
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Kevin McCarthy pitched a scoreless inning prior to Wily Peralta notching his 13th save despite giving up a ninth-inning run.
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Lower asset encumbrance by senior secured creditors could lead to higher recovery assumptions and therefore narrower notching from MidCo1's IDR.
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With the first-day surge, CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz is a billionaire, and the company's early backers are notching huge returns.
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A weakening of Turkcell's propensity or ability to support TFS may result in a widening of the notching from the parent.
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The euro was steady on the day at $1.1173, after notching a 0.53-1/2-month high of $1.1268 last week.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 179.32 points to end the day at 26,966, notching intraday and closing all-time highs.
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Notching up is possible when derivative counterparties benefit from legal seniority over a sufficiently large and sustainable buffer of other liabilities.
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Further notching is constrained by MHP's reliance on the domestic market, as 212001% of its sales were in Ukraine in 2016.
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Today it reported its results for the fourth quarter of 2015, notching $1.27 billion in revenue and $63 million in profit.
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The notes do not have going-concern loss-absorption features, and hence there is no additional notching for non-performance risk.
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And yet, after notching his first in New Hampshire this week, Trump signaled that he's ready to try a different tack.
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Gold prices edged lower after notching their biggest one-day spike since Britain voted to leave the European Union on Wednesday.
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Exceptional notching for a ring-fenced regulatory environment was applied between the implied insurance operating company ratings and holding company IDRs.
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Still, the index is up 3.5 percent since the start of the year after notching a 17.5 percent gain in 2016.
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The A's earned a series win behind their second shutout of the weekend, while notching their sixth victory in nine games.
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Petrochemical heavyweight Saudi Basic Industries jumped 3723 percent after oil prices rose on Friday, notching their third straight week of gains.
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Award shows have lost viewership in recent years with the Oscars notching its lowest ratings in the show's history last year.
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The value of single-family building permits also rose, up 6.2 percent, notching the first increase following four straight monthly declines.
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Nevada added 2628,28503 new jobs in the last year, notching the fastest pace of job growth — 22019 percent — in the nation.
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The index has gained 8.3 percent this year, notching its best first-half gains since 140.423, when it gained 12.6 percent.
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Rather than notching a rare legislative achievement for his party and striking a blow for common sense, Senate Majority Leader Sen.
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Fitch's criteria allow for wider notching for incremental non-performance if Fitch believes there is a heightened probability of coupon omission.
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He made a quiet start on Saturday, before notching up four birdies in five holes from the fifth to take command.
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Based on Fitch criteria in 'Non-Financial Corporates Hybrids Treatment and Notching Criteria', dated April 27, 2017 and available at www.fitchratings.
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The dollar, meanwhile, hovered near a two-month high after notching its longest winning streak - eight days straight - in two years.
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It was an utterly weird fourth inning in general, with another unexpected contributor notching his first home run of the season.
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Cooperative Set-up Neutral to Ratings Overall, the co-operative set-up does not result in any notching to RFC's rating.
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Rosatom is a designated strategic exporter," he said, "They are notching up big strategic wins each time they get a deal.
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Walmart scores lower on WPP's BrandZ list of the most valuable global brands, notching at No. 32 versus Amazon's seventh place.
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He went 1 for 4, notching his first major league hit by beating out a ground ball in the eighth inning.
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He spent parts of six seasons with Nashville, notching a total of 27 points (12 goals, 15 assists) in 167 games.
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The blast was enough to withstand a run that closer Addison Reed gave up in the ninth before notching the save.
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U.S. stocks closed slightly higher on Wednesday, notching record highs, as a gain in the energy sector offset losses in tech.
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The Dow and S&P 3.53 both pulled back 23.5 percent last week, notching their worst weekly declines since January 28.
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The Dow Jones industrial average and both pulled back 5.2 percent last week, notching their worst weekly declines since January 2016.
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Evgeny Kuznetsov and T.J. Oshie both had two assists, while Ovechkin logged a two-point night by also notching an assist.
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China's oil and gas extraction industries saw the greatest deflationary pressure in August, notching up price declines of 13% on year.
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SPLRCD fell 5003 percent, notching its worst day in three months, with all but three of its 88 components losing ground.
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Despite the trade spat escalating, U.S. stocks surged during Thursday's trade, with the Dow notching its first record high since January.
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The event quickly went viral on social media, with one video notching up over 600,000 views on Instagram in three days.
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The notching approach reflects subordination relative to senior unsecured debt, and is in line with Fitch's approach to rating such instruments.
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No additional notching from the VR for non-performance is applied, as the VR already captures the point of non-viability.
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However, palladium continued its rally, notching a record high of $1,874.50 an ounce on supply concerns over the auto catalyst metal.
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It increased at a 3.8 percent rate in the fourth quarter after notching a 4.7 percent gain in the third quarter.
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The RBA last cut rates to 1.5 percent in August 2016, notching up the longest period without a change in modern history.
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Revenue for the period is predicted to increase by 42 percent to $499.46 million, notching two consecutive quarters of 40 percent growth.
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Josh Hader earned his 16th save in 17 chances by notching three consecutive strikeouts after issuing a leadoff walk in the ninth.
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Marquez took to the field toward the end of Sunday&aposs match against Germany, notching his fifth appearance in a World Cup.
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The protest has gathered momentum with Christian bodies, activists, writers and locals joining in and notching up demand for the bishop's arrest.
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The further up the speculative-grade continuum a rating moves, the more compressed the notching between the specific classes of issuances becomes.
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Health-care stocks fell sharply last week, notching their worst weekly performance of the year, but a rebound may be at hand.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 24 points higher, at an all-time high, and notching a four-day winning streak.
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Gallagher snuck past Drouin (43 points) for the team lead with 18 after notching three Thursday while 10 others hit the scoresheet.
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Bitcoin skyrocketed close to $2000,22017 on Wednesday, notching a 17-month high and continuing a stunning turnaround for the cryptocurrency in 2019.
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ABOUT THE CAPITALS (23-13-33): Evgeny Kuznetsov appeared in his 300th NHL contest on Thursday and celebrated by notching an assist.
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Fitch assigns a 50% equity content to this issue based on its Non-Financial Corporates Hybrid Treatment and Notching Criteria (see below).
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This approach is in accordance with Fitch's criteria, "Non-Financial Corporates Hybrids Treatment and Notching Criteria" dated 27 April 2017 at www.fitchratings.com.
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The Hawkeye State has six electoral votes, and many of Trump's most likely paths to victory include him notching a win there.
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The S&P 500 rallied more than 17% to start off 2019, notching its best first half in more than 20 years.
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Mining output grew at an 2488 percent rate in the third quarter after notching a 2000 percent pace in the second quarter.
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The Chinese yuan continued its recent rise against the dollar, notching up a high of 6.2773, a 2 1/2-year high.
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For the week, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell more than 503% each, notching their biggest weekly loss since late May.
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The robotic Chang&apose program has been going strong for more than a decade, and it&aposs been notching milestone after milestone.
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Growth in government investment accelerated, notching its best performance in 10 years, but spending on homebuilding contracted for a sixth straight quarter.
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Upside for PB, implying a reduction of the notching between the bank's ratings and that of the sovereign, is limited at present.
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Simmonds scored four goals in three games, notching a hat trick at San Jose and a game-winner in overtime at Anaheim.
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After notching out room for a 5 inch display and outputting the video signal to it, the project was pretty much ready.
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Four Mets' pitchers combined to get the final nine outs, with Jeurys Familia notching his 45th save by throwing a perfect ninth.
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The notes do not have going-concern loss absorption features and hence no additional notching for non-performance risk has been applied.
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However, the agency may widen notching on selected LGFVs or change its rating approach if the policy role of LGFVs is diluted.
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Global energy markets saw weak growth for the third consecutive year, with energy demand notching up by just 1 percent in 2016.
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Lately, the major indexes have pushed towards record levels, with the S&P and Nasdaq notching all-time highs earlier this week.
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The candidates met two days after Trump dominated the Super Tuesday contests, notching seven victories and picking up hundreds of new delegates.
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Toronto C Mitch Marner has recorded three multi-point performances in his last four contests after notching two assists on Saturday. 2.
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Sanders support can't guarantee a win Trump's support helped to close the deal for Gianforte, notching him a political victory over Sen.
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A.J. Brown was the star of the show, however, notching the first 100-yard receiving game of his career in impressive fashion.
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Notching untuk non-performance risk adalah satu, dibandingkan dua pada umumnya karena risiko non-performance sebagian dinetralisasi dengan potensi dukungan perusahaan induk.
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Close operational integration with and supervision by the parent, including EFL's partial rebranding, underpin the narrow notching between CA's and EFL's IDRs.
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Healthcare was the only sector in positive territory in early deals, with travel, leisure, chemicals and retail notching up the biggest losses.
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Higher U.S. yields bolstered the greenback, with the benchmark 10-year note yield notching a one-month high of 2.237 percent overnight.
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Bowers plays off the bench but has been putting up starter numbers, notching double-doubles in six of the last nine contests.
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Islanders LW Brock Nelson has gone three games without a point after notching two in each of his previous two contests. 2.
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Tom O'Halleran (D-Ariz.) held onto his seat in November after notching a decisive 7.6-point victory over Republican challenger Wendy Rogers.
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Trump has a slightly larger lead over Clinton in Ohio, however, notching 28500 percent to the Democratic presidential front-runner's 6900 percent.
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MSCI's All-Country World index, which follows shares in 47 countries, rose 0.3 percent, notching its first weekly gain in two weeks.
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He made a good start on Saturday, notching two hits and two runs in the Yankees' 1003-2100 win at Yankee Stadium.
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No additional notching has been ascribed to non-performance risk, as Fitch regards it to be minimal relative to the VR assigned.
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Stateside, U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday, with retail stocks notching gains as investors took bets on a strong holiday shopping season.
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Any significant dilution of China Huarong's core activities in the acquisition and management of non-performing assets could lead to wider notching.
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Vancouver needs to find offense from someone other than Boeser, however, notching only four goals during its current three-game losing streak.
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Houston RHP Chris Devenski has recorded 14 strikeouts and just one walk in eight innings after notching the win on Sunday. 2.
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U.S. data also showed the economy grew faster than previously estimated in the third quarter, notching its quickest pace in two years.
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Netflix shares have been on fire lately, notching a record high on Wednesday and skyrocketing 120 percent over the past six months.
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Mining output accelerated at a 19.4 percent rate in the second quarter after notching a 11.0 percent pace in the first quarter.
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The S&P 230 is about 28% from an intraday record reached on July 230 after notching back-to-back weekly gains.
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Van Jefferson had a 69-yard scoring reception with 8:35 to go in the second quarter, notching the game's first touchdown.
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Inside its 21001-millimeter white gold case is Patek's lauded hand-wound chronograph caliber, a movement now notching 2116 years in service.
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The company on Thursday topped analyst forecasts for the first quarter, notching $211 billion in profit on almost $24 billion in sales.
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The S&P 500 closed 0.1% higher at 3,23.8 while the Nasdaq Composite rose 25.1% to 212,2500, notching a record closing high.
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Sanders also gained ground in a new Monmouth University poll released Monday, notching the support of 18% of likely Iowa caucus goers.
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The S&P 500 rallied 1.6% on Wednesday, notching its first advance on a Fed decision day since Powell took the helm.
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"I just want to contribute to wins and I haven't been doing that lately," Plouffe said, after notching a trio of RBI.
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The rating of the notes is also sensitive to a change in Fitch's assumptions about the notching for incremental non-performance risk.
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San Diego 3B Yangervis Solarte has recorded multiple hits in four of his last seven contests, notching eight RBIs in that span.
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Just last month, NASA astronaut Christina Koch set a new record, notching the longest single space flight any woman has ever completed.
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In 2012, his team won the Halo 4 2012 MGL Fall Championships, with Blevins notching the highest score in the final game.
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The stock market has also been hitting records, with the S&P 500 notching all-time highs 11 times in November alone.
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Despite notching a total of five weeks at No. 1 since it came out in November, "Starboy" has sold only 429,000 copies.
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Greater China markets slid, with the Shanghai Composite falling 2.06 percent to close at 2,123, notching a third straight session of declines.
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The Nasdaq Composite closed marginally higher on Wednesday, notching its longest winning streak since March, as shares of Facebook and Amazon rose.
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Ovechkin closed the gap with a second-period goal on a power play, notching his team-leading 24th goal of the season.
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MSCI's All-Country World index, which follows shares in 47 countries, rose 0.3 percent, notching its first weekly gain in two weeks.
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The Braves registered only four hits in the setback, with Ender Inciarte notching a double to run his hitting streak to 11 games.
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The climbed 22 percent to 225,210 — notching its first five-day winning streak since September — as the real estate and industrials sectors outperformed.
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Tesla surprised Wall Street by reporting positive earnings for the third quarter, notching just its third profitable quarter since the company's 2010 IPO.
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Data on Tuesday showed the U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its best performance in two years.
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Overnight stateside, the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 256.68 points to end the day at 26,966, notching intraday and closing all-time highs.
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The veteran Patrice Bergeron also has raised his production level despite going scoreless against Vancouver, notching 12 points over his last seven games.
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The S&P 500 and Dow both rose more than 2 percent on Wednesday, notching their biggest post-midterm elections gains since 1982.
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No additional notching from the Viability Rating for non-performance is applied, as the Viability Rating already captures the point of non-viability.
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The appetite for risk spilled over into bond markets as well with investment grade debt notching up the eighth consecutive week of inflows.
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Hill had spent his playing career with Brentford and Fulham, notching up close to 300 games for the latter between 1952 and '61.
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The economy grew at a 2.6 percent rate in the October-December quarter after notching a 3.4 percent pace in the third quarter.
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Stroman is in a tailspin of his own, losing his last four starts and notching only one victory over his last 10 outings.
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Trump emerged from March 1 stronger than ever in his quest for the White House, notching seven victories and growing his delegate count.
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The economy grew at a 503 percent rate in the October-December quarter after notching a 3.4 percent pace in the third quarter.
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Its best scientists have the equivalent of academic tenure (some stay around into their 90s), publishing academic papers and notching up scientific breakthroughs.
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The debentures qualify for 50% equity credit under Fitch's "Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Non-Financial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis" criteria.
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The notching for these debt instruments reflects their subordination in the capital structure, and is consistent with Fitch's rating approach for such instruments.
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M.H.: He has raced only three times but has won twice, by 11 ¼ and 14 ½ lengths, while notching a triple-digit speed figure.
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The U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the previous quarter, data showed on Wednesday, notching its quickest pace in three years.
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Trade-exposed currencies led the early gains, with the Australian dollar notching a four-month peak, while the dollar slipped against the yuan.
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Toronto CF Kevin Pillar has hit safely in each of the first four games, going 5-for-15 after notching two Friday. 2.
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For the month, CSI300 rose 2.3 percent, while the SSEC advanced 2.7 percent, notching their fourth and third straight month of gains, respectively.
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The notching reflects the notes' greater expected loss severity relative to senior unsecured creditors (two notches) and high non-performance risk (three notches).
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Against the yen, the dollar was 22016 percent higher at 114.16 , after notching a high of 114.21, its loftiest level since May 11.
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This action follows the application of Fitch's revised Sovereign Criteria to the notching relationship between sovereign LTLC and Long-Term Foreign Currency IDRs.
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The dollar, meanwhile, slipped but remained near a two-month high after notching its longest winning streak - eight days straight - in two years.
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Support from black voters translated across the South, with Biden notching double-digit victories in Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.
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The 30-stock average closed 2,0003 points higher — or more than 11% — at 20,704.91, notching its biggest one-day percentage gain since 1933.
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The 30-stock average closed 2,6963 points higher — or more than 11% — at 20,704.91, notching its biggest one-day percentage gain since 1933.
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The stock shot higher, notching a gain of more than 16 percent, making it the best-performing company in the S&P 500.
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Snap also beat on revenue, notching $446 million, which is up a whopping 50% year-over-year, at a loss of $0.04 EPS.
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European markets were a similar story, with most indexes closing lower on Friday, but notching the largest annual gains since 2013 on average.
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Chinese equities extended their gains, with the Shanghai Composite jumping 1.62 percent to close at 2,905.94, notching a third straight session of gains.
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Global sales of E.V.s, pushed by tougher air quality regulations in California and around the globe, are notching sales increases nearly every month.
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Biden posted a thank you Tweet to North Carolinians shortly after notching the big win, which marked his second early in the night.
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This week's revised second quarter gross domestic product figure beat expectations, notching the fastest quarter-over-quarter pace of growth in 2½ years.
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CME December live cattle futures ended up 0.325 cent at 111.175 cents per pound after notching a two-month top at 112.200 cents.
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Baltimore 3B Manny Machado is 8-for-25 during his six-game hitting streak after notching a pair of singles on Thursday. 2.
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Economists are expecting the report to show total job growth of 180,000, with the unemployment notching down to 4.3 percent, according to FactSet.
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Standard notching is applied between the insurance operating company's IFS Rating and Issuer Default Rating (IDR) when insurance regulations are viewed as effective.
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After notching an all-time high of $1,998.43 on Tuesday, the metal has receded by almost $116 to dip 2.6% in the week.
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Sterling touched its highest since the Brexit vote on Monday after notching its best week in almost nine years against a currency basket.
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After notching 23 points, 9 assists and 5 steals against Italy in the semifinals, he scored 31 points in the final against Lithuania.
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It's a reminder both of how activism can break over dark times, and how, after notching victories, it can again get darker still.
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Hillary Clinton's election post-mortem, "What Happened," had the lowest sales of the bunch, notching 167,000 copies sold during its first week last September.
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After notching a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording with the excellent "Never Catch Me," maybe FlyLo's got his eyes on an Oscar next.
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However, one market pro is advising caution against buying the group, which is one of only two sectors notching negative returns year to date.
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CME April live cattle futures settled down 0.075 cent at 120.650 cents per pound, retreating after notching a one-week high at 121.800 cents.
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CME April live cattle futures settled down 0.075 cent at 120.650 cents per pound, retreating after notching a one-week high at 121.800 cents.
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Although Lynn struck out 10 — notching double digits in that category for the seventh time this season — he ultimately lost his third consecutive decision.
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Green Party nominee Jill Stein is theoretically within range, albeit her chances appear much slimmer (she's notching just 3 percent in the RCP average).
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West Texas Intermediate futures skyrocketed more than 9% this week, notching its biggest weekly gain since December 2016, when it surged more than 12%.
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Key rating triggers that could result in widened notching between the holding company and IFS rating include: --Holding company financial leverage maintained above 35%.
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The proposed perpetual securities are rated one notch below Weichai's 'BBB+' IDR, in accordance with Fitch's "Non-Financial Corporates Hybrids Treatment and Notching Criteria".
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings are equivalent to the ratings assigned to Guardian's existing surplus notes and reflect standard notching based on Fitch's criteria.
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Fitch rates BFG by notching down from Shanghai's State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (Shanghai SASAC), given the strong linkage between the two.
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Wake Forest won twice on the road this month, also notching an upset at North Carolina State, to get to the six-win mark.
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The declined 53 percent to 2,901.61, notching its worst day since June 25, with communications and tech sectors both sliding more than 23.50 percent.
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NOTCHING SCHEME The secured debt rating remains one notch above the IDR, illustrating Fitch's expectation for superior recovery prospects in the event of default.
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For notching purposes, the regulatory environment of New Zealand is assessed by Fitch as being Effective, and classified as following a ring-fencing approach.
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Algerian-born midfielder Boualem Khoukhi scored Qatar's first goal in the 22nd minute, with Sudanese-born Almoez Ali notching a second 15 minutes later.
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Stocks completed last week their best monthly gain since October 2015, with the S&P 500 notching its largest one-month rise since 1987.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq composite closed marginally higher, notching fresh record closing highs and extended their winning streak to seven sessions.
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UConn posted its biggest win of the season last time out notching a 71-66 victory over Texas in its first true road game.
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The S&P 500 rose 7.87 percent and 2.97 percent in January and February, respectively, notching its best start to a year since 20193.
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Healthcare and miners were the only sectors in positive territory in early deals, with travel, leisure, chemicals and retail notching up the biggest losses.
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South Korea's formidable women continued their stranglehold over the team event, notching their eighth straight title since it joined the Olympic program in 1988.
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The basic resources index recorded its best day since January, notching its highest level since June as commodity prices firmed after the Chinese data.
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The gained 212% to end the day at 2,873.40, notching a five-day winning streak, as the materials and tech sectors led the way.
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The Fed's reversal contributed to the market's hot start to 2019, with the S&P 500 notching its biggest first-quarter gain since 1998.
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The whole thing was documented on Facebook, and Reed's trauma has proven to be extremely popular, with the video notching over 14.3 million views.
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After starting the final round a stroke behind McIlroy, Koepka finished at 16-under 264, notching his third PGA Tour victory outside the majors.
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The benchmark 10-year yield advanced to 2.362 percent, while the two-year yield rose to 1.51 percent, notching its highest level since 2008.
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The 27-stock index closed 21 points lower, or 5003%, at 2500,22, notching a three-day losing streak, after being pressured by 2500M shares.
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We're nearing the end of the second quarter, with the notching a gain of nearly 2450% this quarter and 21% for the first half.
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The world's most popular cryptocurrency has skyrocketed in recent months, soaring above $19,000 on Thursday on the Coinbase exchange, before notching a huge decrease.
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Minnesota Cs Eric Staal and Charlie Coyle both finished the season with four-game point streaks, each notching a goal and four assists. 2.
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The economy grew at a 1.2 percent annualized rate in the first quarter after notching a 2.1 percent pace in the October-December period.
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The dollar, meanwhile, slipped slightly but hovered near a two-month high after notching its longest winning streak - eight days straight - in two years.
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Despite getting a win and notching a career achievement, he said Lakers assistant coach Jason Kidd chastised him for being sloppy with the ball.
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The S&P 500 is up 2.7 percent for the year, notching its biggest six-day gain to kick off a year since then.
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Cuomo and New York have been at the forefront of the response, with the Empire State notching 146 confirmed cases of coronavirus by Monday.
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Bregman was involved in another scoring play in the fifth, notching his first steal of home on the back half of a double steal.
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This year, for the first time, Chinese start-ups raised more cash than their Silicon Valley counterparts, notching up $56 billion in six months.
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To observe: here Ish is, notching a career high against the Raptors: I'm not totally sure there's anything at all to remark upon here.
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"Nussbaum and Levmore are as interested in asking the right questions as they are with notching the right answers," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Stocks rose Friday morning after notching meager gains Thursday amid a flurry of central bank actions to bolster the economy and stabilize volatile markets.
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The increased investment comes as Buttigieg's operation, after notching strong finishes in both Iowa and New Hampshire, turns to Nevada, South Carolina and beyond.
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Ryan Johansen has been productive since being acquired from Columbus for defenseman Seth Jones, notching three goals and 10 points in 10 games. 1.
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We apply no additional notching for non-performance as the point of non-viability broadly coincides with what we express in the anchor rating.
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Couturier then tied the game at 21 after receiving a pass from Voracek and notching his 20th goal of the season at 16:07.
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All three indexes closed down more than 261% after notching record highs last week on optimism the coronavirus would not seriously hurt global economies.
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December live cattle futures ended up 0.250 cent at 111.425 cents per pound after notching a two-month top at 112.200 cents on Wednesday.
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The balance sheet has expanded 10% since October, while the S&P 500 shot up 12%, including notching its best fourth quarter since 2013.
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A report earlier showed that the U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its best performance in two years.
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The S&P 500 rose more than 3% for November, notching its biggest one-month gain since June when it rallied more than 6%.
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St. John's shot 20 percent and assisted on 22014 of 211 field goals, with nine different Red Storm players notching at least one assist.
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Further notching is constrained by MHP's reliance on the domestic market as an important portion of its sales takes place in Ukraine (2016: 44%).
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Shares have rocketed nearly 60% higher in the past three months, notching a new high on Wednesday for the first time since September 2017.
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And fintech is a crowded market, with challenger banks like Chime to trading platforms like Robinhood raking in VC cash and notching unicorn valuations.
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Shares of Amazon have jumped nearly 6 percent in just the past week, notching an intraday all-time high of $2025.57 at one point.
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The Australian dollar added about 0.1 percent to $0.7301 after earlier notching a fresh 2016 high of $0.7322 and rallying 1.7 percent on Tuesday.
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As the price of crypto-currencies rocketed last year, with bitcoin notching up a sixteen-fold increase, Coinbase achieved revenues in 2017 of around $1bn.
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This notching reflects the incremental non-performance risk relative to that captured by the VR and the loss severity (two notches) given its deeper subordination.
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She won the lowest share of union households of any Democrat since 1980 -- notching 1103% of union households to Trump's 43%, according to exit polls.
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Marie-Philip Poulin then did what she has become notorious for, putting a knife through the heart of Team USA by notching the overtime winner.
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Democrat Tom Malinowski will prevail in New Jersey's 7th District House election, notching a key win for the party in a competitive race against Rep.
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The large and lavishly equipped XT6 utility vehicle will effectively be replace the soon-to-vanish CT6 sedan, notching just under the familiar Caddy Escalade.
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The dollar against a basket of six major currencies steadied at 94.650, remaining near 11-month highs after notching up three consecutive months of gains.
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Key rating triggers that could result in a widening of the holding company notching are: --Financial leverage maintained above 15%; --Cash interest coverage below 15x.
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Shortstop J.J. Hardy is also off to a solid start after recording two hits Friday and notching his eighth RBI in 14 contests during April.
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The advanced 0.4 percent to 103,584.96 — notching a four-day winning streak, which was its longest since September — as the tech and energy sectors outperformed.
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Tampa Bay RF Steven Souza Jr. has hit safely in five straight games and is 9-for-22 overall after notching two hits Saturday. 3.
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The euro eased down about 0.1 percent against its Japanese counterpart to 127.88 after notching a low of 126.17 on Thursday, its lowest since April.
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Of late, Panarin has become even more of a scoring threat, notching four goals in back-to-back games last week against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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But with most equity markets near record highs and major currencies notching up double-digit gains or losses this year, investors are taking no chances.
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The notching for incremental non-performance risk reflects the notes' fully discretionary coupons, which Fitch views as the most easily activated form of loss absorption.
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Eriksson skated on a line with the Sedin twins, notching an assist, while Larsen appeared in his first NHL game since 2013-14 with Edmonton.
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Jose Ramirez continues his breakout season for the Indians, notching multiple hits in three of the last four games to raise his average to .310.
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The Dow Jones industrial average gained around 45 points, notching record highs on an intraday and closing basis, with Goldman Sachs contributing the most gains.
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Fitch's analytical treatment of hybrid securities is detailed in its criteria report, "Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Non-Financial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis".
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Others will ride the iPhone X's coattails, they'll soak up some of the halo effect by notching their own screens, but that fad won't last.
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Bond funds saw just the opposite, with $2.83 billion in outflows, notching the biggest move in 3½ years, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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The Nasdaq composite closed just below break-even, but posted a weekly gain of 0.1 percent, notching its first eight-week winning streak since 2010.
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In nominal terms, wage earners' cash earnings fell 0.4 percent year-on-year in March, also notching the biggest rate of decrease since June 2015.
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Fitch will likely compress holding company notching if any further downgrades to the IFS ratings occur therefore the outlook on the holding company is Stable.
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The five-year JGB yield rose 225 basis points to minus 10 percent, after notching a record low minus 225 percent earlier in the session.
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The notes are rated one notch below HUM's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'BBB+', which reflects standard notching based on Fitch's rating criteria.
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The closed up 21 percent at 22,22019 — notching its first gain in three sessions — after trading 123 percent higher at its high of the day.
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Fiala has registered 12 assists in 25 games this season after notching a total of five in 60 contests over parts of three campaigns. 1.
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The S&P 500 climbed 0.2% to 2,879.39, notching its first six-day winning streak since February 1.43, as the materials and energy sectors outperformed.
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We have not applied any additional notching from the Viability Rating for non-performance, as the Viability Rating already captures the point of non-viability.
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But a nightmare scenario for the Florida senator and his backers is an 0-for-11 night, coupled with Cruz notching more than one victory.
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The perpetual securities are rated one notch below Weichai's 'BBB+' Issuer Default Rating, in accordance with Fitch's "Non-Financial Corporates Hybrids Treatment and Notching Criteria".
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Brad Marchand set up Bergeron's first goal, notching his 400th NHL point and extending his points streak to seven straight games (four goals, seven assists).
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The notching is sensitive to changes in assumptions on resolution intervention point and post-resolution capital needs, and the development of resolution planning more generally.
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The S&P 500 has gained more than 13 percent since January and has been consistently notching all-time records over the last few weeks.
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A petition to move Halloween to the final Saturday of October is gaining significant traction online, notching more than 62,000 signatures as of Thursday evening.
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Global benchmark Brent traded at $76.94 on Wednesday afternoon, notching highs not seen since late 2014, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) stood at $70.95.
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Nikita Kucherov had his second career hat trick while notching his fourth four-point game of the season and second in the past three games.
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In August, a scientific paper warning that earth was barreling toward a permanent "hothouse" state went viral, notching an unprecedented 21981,23 downloads in just days.
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The Dow Jones industrial average led the major indexes higher Thursday, notching a record close on the second-to-last trading day of the year.
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In August, a scientific paper warning that earth was barreling toward a permanent "hothouse" state went viral, notching an unprecedented 270,000 downloads in just days.
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He issued three walks and allowed four hits while notching five outs before departing what was his shorting outing by a wide margin this season.
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Los Angeles SS Andrelton Simmons is 13-for-29 during his seven-game hitting streak after notching three hits and three RBIs on Tuesday. 3.
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The tireless acts of stacking, notching, and varnishing these thin wooden layers into hope chests and encrusted jewelry boxes might be considered a devotional practice.
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China's oil and gas extraction industries saw the greatest deflationary pressure in August, notching up price declines of 9.1% on year, according to official results.
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We learn of his jealousies: He seems more interested in the accomplishments of the men he stalks than in notching any accomplishments of his own.
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Biden emerged from Super Tuesday with a strong delegate lead, notching victories in Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, Minnesota, Maine and Massachusetts.
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Both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 are down more than 26% since notching all-time highs as recently as February.
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Joe Biden will win the Illinois Democratic primary, NBC News projected Tuesday, notching another key win as the coronavirus pandemic drowns out the 2020 race.
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Biden turned in a huge performance in South Carolina, notching his first statewide win in three presidential campaigns and positioning himself to ride the momentum.
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Tuesday also marked the last trading day of the decade, with the S&P 500 notching a gain of more than 188% in that time.
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With the stock markets notching record close after record close, investors are expecting robust earnings growth this quarter from the tech, financials and energy sector.
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Gains in the region tracked the rally seen on Wall Street on Friday, which saw U.S. stock indexes notching gains of more than 1 percent.
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DeGrom, a former All-Star, was the only Mets' starting pitcher to last their entire injury-marred 2017 season, notching his first 200-inning campaign.
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With the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq notching gains last week, investors are increasingly wondering whether the coronavirus threat to US markets has ended.
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Stocks in Asia finished the Wednesday session mixed despite notching gains earlier in the day on the back of Wall Street closing at record levels.
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They maintain that notching some progress is better than nothing, and the plan is to begin a second phase of negotiations that covers outstanding concerns.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan gave up early gains to be flat, after earlier notching up its highest since June 2018.
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But they are concerned about facing Dallas on Thursday night with the Cowboys notching five interceptions and eight sacks during a three-game winning streak.
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On the West Coast, Washington is also notching strong gains, Ms. Pollak said, while in the South, Florida, Alabama and South Carolina have done well.
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Turkish stocks led the gains in emerging markets, as the iShares MSCI Turkey ETF surged 11.3 percent, notching its biggest one-day gain since 2008.
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Insurers also rose, with Manulife Financial Corp up 1.9 percent to C$24.83 and Sun Life Financial notching a 2 percent gain to C$17.703.
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Home prices are notching year-over-year price declines in several markets for the first time since the housing boom began nearly a decade ago.
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The major averages all closed sharply higher on Wednesday, climbing back from the correction levels hit last week and notching a four-day winning streak.
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In the meantime, U.S. economic growth was a bit stronger than initially thought in the second quarter, notching its best performance in nearly four years.
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A downgrade could result from a sustained weakening of Northumbria FT's net debt/EBITDA ratio to above 6x or a reassessment of the notching uplift.
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The Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.4 percent to close at 7,895.79 — notching its worst day since July 27 — as shares of Amazon, Apple and Micron fell.
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As per Fitch's rating criteria, the one-notch difference reflects the typical notching in a ring-fenced regulatory environment where the baseline recovery is 'below average'.
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Sterling, meanwhile, edged down 0.1 percent to $1.3118 , after notching a three-week high of $1.3280 on Friday following solid UK growth and business investment figures.
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Notching a third straight week of exits, U.S.-based Japanese stock funds posted $194 million of withdrawals during the week ended Wednesday, according to Lipper data.
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New York LW J.T. Miller tops the team with 50 points after notching his 31st assist Sunday but has gone nine games without a goal. 2.
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Los Angeles 3B Yunel Escobar, a former Ray, is 14-for-35 during an eight-game hitting streak after notching a double and three singles Sunday.
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Stocks posted their best day in nearly a decade on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average notching its largest one-day point gain in history.
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The USC product registered 33 on Friday against Indiana, helping Toronto post a 111-100 victory while notching at least 40 points for the seventh time.
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Seeking her first LPGA victory of 2017, Chun expressed confidence that she is ready to end the drought after notching four runner-up finishes this season.
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Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) July soybeans ended down a penny at $8.42-1/4 a bushel after notching a contract low of $8.40-43/2.
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C J.T. Realmuto extended his hitting streak to five games by going 3-for-4 and notching his 15th multi-hit game of the season Thursday.
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The two presidential front-runners celebrated a victorious night Tuesday, each notching major wins in East Coast primaries and taking giant leaps towards their party's nominations.
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Movida's shares, which plunged on Wednesday - their first day of trading - have since recovered and appear headed toward notching a 2 percent gain on the week.
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The Nikkei's advance mirrored other major stock indexes notching record highs, thanks to healthy growth prospects for the major economies in North America, Europe and Asia.
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CBP searches are also on the rise since Trump took office, the ACLU says, with officers notching 2,700 searches in January and another 2,200 in February.
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Following its acquisition by MYL, Fitch upgraded SFG's IDR, notching it based upon its new parent's unconstrained rating and considering its enhanced financial and capital resources.
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LHP Josh Smoker (left shoulder strain) pitched an inning for St. Lucie on Thursday night in a rehab assignment, allowing a hit and notching a strikeout.
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Revenues are also shrinking at these stores, with J.C. Penney being the lone department store notching year-over-year topline growth during the three-month period.
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The video, capturing a moment of serenity in the aftermath of so much pain, has resonated far and wide, notching over 2.3 million views on Facebook.
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The S&P 21.7827 has rallied after closing at its lowest level since February 20.78 on Thursday, notching its best two-day performance in six months.
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The S&P 500 rallied more than 203% to start off 2019, notching its best first six months of a year in more than 20 years.
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The rating is also sensitive to additional notching for loss severity, which could arise from a material increase in balance sheet encumbrance or senior unsecured issuance.
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Defenseman P.K. Subban has raised his production level with nine points in his last eight games after notching a goal and an assist in Friday's setback.
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The S&P 500 index rose after notching its strongest first half-year performance since 1.23, with the energy sector leading the pack in percentage gains.
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The play marked the only flub for Crawford, who fell just short of notching his first shutout of the season and the 26th of his career.
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The clip, filmed by Westone Productions Limited at one of their employees' cousin's weddings, has quickly made the rounds, notching nearly 22.5 million views on Facebook.
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Nuveen Finance's ratings are based on implicit support from TIAA and reflect notching based on Fitch's view that Nuveen is a 'strategically important' subsidiary of TIAA.
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He sparkled in the men's team final, notching perfect scores of 10 with all six of his arrows to see off a powerful United States team.
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Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant will try to keep LeBron James and company from notching their 2106th victory when the Thunder host the Cavaliers on Sunday.
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Shares of aluminum giant Rusal were down over 5 percent on the Moscow exchange, after falling 30 percent in Hong Kong and notching new record lows.
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The future of the Mavs (33-48), rookie Luka Doncic, also didn't disappoint, notching his eighth triple-double with 21 points, 11 assists and 16 rebounds.
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Nwora dropped 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in Louisville's season opener against the Miami Hurricanes before notching 21 and six against the Youngstown State Penguins.
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The U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought, notching its best performance in two years, buoyed by strong consumer spending and a surge in soybean exports.
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The application of the sovereign constraint to Aflac's ratings has resulted in compressed notching of the holding company ratings relative to the operating company IFS ratings.
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Still, when stocks have moved higher for several years, notching the second-longest bull run in Standard & Poor's records, the market's optimism should be taken seriously.
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It continues to strengthen, with nonfarm payrolls increasing by 201,000 jobs in August and annual wage growth notching its biggest gain in more than nine years.
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That turned out to be until after last Friday night's meltdown against the Mariners, in which Rosenthal blew a two-run lead without notching an out.
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But another interest group is driving opposition: those who want to prevent Elizabeth Warren from notching an accomplishment in a Congress led by the opposing party.
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The Dow and Nasdaq enjoyed their best start to a year since 2006, notching their biggest four-day gain to kick off a year since then.
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The Dow Jones transportation average has been up each day in 2018, notching nine-straight days of gains for its longest winning streak in four years.
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And the day after Saudi Arabia announced its price war, US crude prices toppled to $31.13 per barrel, notching its worst one-day loss since 1991.
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Republicans haven't let the fact that the bill is full of broken promises stand in the way of notching a legislative win by the year's end.
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The Dow soared more than 2,100 points, or more than 11%, notching its biggest one-day percentage gain since 0893 and its best point increase ever.
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The gained 0.8 percent to close at 2,214.2, notching intraday and closing records, with consumer discretionary, energy materials and tech all rising more than 220 percent.
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In mid-morning trading, the dollar was down 0.45 percent against a basket of rival currencies at 94.60, after notching up three consecutive months of gains.
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The benchmark S&P 500 was on pace for its biggest drop in nearly three weeks, after notching intraday record highs in the past three sessions.
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It continues to strengthen, with nonfarm payrolls increasing by 201,1.713 jobs in August and annual wage growth notching its biggest gain in more than nine years.
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After notching on Tuesday its strongest intraday level in more than a week at 63, the Canadian dollar traded in a range of 1.3236 to 1.3288.
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Heroic, who also defeated Sprout in their opening match, won on Saturday after notching a 2000-25 victory in Inferno and 26-23 win in Nuke.
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The major averages are notching record high after record high as the end of 2019 approaches despite lingering trade uncertainty and jitters around slowing economic growth.
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Over in Seoul, the Kospi declined 1.17 percent to close at 2,567.74 after rising nearly 68.973 percent and notching a record close in the previous session.
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The unfortunate collision overshadowed an impressive performance from Cockburn, who poured in a game-high 19 points in addition to notching 10 rebounds and four blocks.
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Steyer met the polling threshold last month after notching 5 percent in a survey from Quinnipiac University Poll of likely Democratic primary voters in South Carolina.
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ABOUT THE SHARKS (11-8-1): Brent Burns celebrated the signing of an eight-year contract extension by notching a pair of assists against the Blackhawks.
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Cobb has strung together four quality starts while notching three victories, including his last outing in which he limited Cleveland to three runs over seven innings.
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It continues to strengthen, with nonfarm payrolls increasing by 201,000 jobs in August and annual wage growth notching its biggest gain in more than nine years.
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If that trend continues as the inquiry heads to the House Judiciary Committee this week, Democrats could become more mindful of notching a major bipartisan accomplishment.
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The major averages are coming off a record-setting session after notching all-time highs as investors tried to shrug off the uncertainty around the coronavirus.
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Joakim Nordstrom has scored in back-to-back contests and has 10 points in his last 33 tilts after notching just nine in his previous 37. 1.
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Data centers have emerged as a growth engine for the company, notching a near 110 percent jump in sales in the latest quarter from a year earlier.
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Fitch may also widen the notching if non-performance risk increases, for example, if the bank fails to maintain reasonable headroom above the minimum capital adequacy ratios.
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U.S. equities closed higher on Thursday, notching fresh record highs, as a post-election rally continued following a key monetary policy announcement from the European Central Bank.
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Backstrom finished Saturday in a three-way tie for seventh in the league in scoring with 23 points despite notching only two over his last five games.
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U.S. shares on Wednesday recorded their best day in nearly a decade, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average notching its largest one-day point gain in history.
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Preferred Stock Notching: The two-notch differential between MAA's IDR and preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB+'.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Italy.
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New York rookie C Anthony Beauvillier recorded two goals and four assists in a six-game span before registering seven shots Friday without notching a point. 3.
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Fitch has applied non-standard notching to W&SFG's holding company IDR and debt ratings to reflect the company's low financial leverage and strong interest coverage metrics.
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Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) July soybeans fell 2-1/4 cents at $43-3/4 a bushel after notching a contract low of $8.44-1/4.
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Forward Reggie Perry paced the Bulldogs (15-8, 6-4 SEC) with 25 points, 11 rebounds and six assists, notching his 13th double-double of the season.
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Notching win after win on Super Tuesday, Clinton will leave Sanders far behind in the battle to secure the 2383,21 delegates needed to win the party's nomination.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Russia.
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The Lakers halted an eight-game losing streak Tuesday by notching a 93-101 home victory over the Brooklyn Nets despite the absence of Kobe Bryant (shoulder).
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Chicago Board of Trade July corn was 21/22 cent higher at $23.97-24/21 a bushel after notching contract lows in four straight sessions last week.
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Three weeks ahead of a meeting between President Trump and China's Xi Jinping, Beijing is notching record exports and figuring out how to manage without American goods.
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The concert's flashiest moments had Lenny and Max Santos stepping forward, notching up the volume and speeding up just a bit, revealing the intricacy of their parts.
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Preferred Stock Notching The two-notch differential between NNN's IDR and preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB+'.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index was last down 28.93 points, or 0.19 percent, at 15,061.22, after notching solid gains before the rate announcement.
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But after finally notching a win against the White Sox Tuesday night, manager Paul Molitor knows his team still has a lot of work left to do.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Estonia.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Latvia.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Austria.
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Wider notching than Fitch's base case of one notch reflects the poor recovery prospects for Taiwanese BIIIT2 debt at the point of non-viability or government receivership.
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The iShares MSCI Mexico Capped ETF, known of late as the "Trump ETF", was flat, after notching its best day in more than five years on Monday.
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Preferred Stock Notching: The two-notch differential between PLD's IDR and preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB+'.
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Preferred Stock Notching: The two-notch differential between SLG's IDR and preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB-'.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Slovenia.
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Three years ago, the league took 5,736 three-point shots over a full season, averaging 32.9 percent from deep, with 213 players notching at least 226 attempts.
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He has permitted a total of three runs in his four starts and registered 17 strikeouts over 11 1/53 innings while notching back-to-back victories.
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But rather than notching an early win, Trump instead suffered an embarrassing defeat when the Republican health care bill was yanked from the House floor last month.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Slovakia.
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In the fourth inning, Ross smacked a sacrifice fly into left field, notching an RBI that would be the deciding third run in Chicago's 3-2 win.
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RW Nikita Kucherov had his second career hat trick Monday while notching his fourth four-point game of the season and second in the past three games.
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Captain Henrik Sedin moved past a legend Thursday, notching his 21th career point (an assist) to overtake Maurice Richard for 88th place on the all-time list.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Namibia.
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In the latest batch of encouraging economic data, the U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its quickest pace in three years.
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Nola was superb in his two previous career starts against Milwaukee, allowing one run and striking out 16 over 13 innings while notching a pair of victories.
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Kenley Jansen worked a pristine ninth in notching his 36th save as San Diego fell to Los Angeles for the 10th time in 14 games this season.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Azerbaijan.
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The notching is also sensitive to changes in assumptions on the resolution intervention point and post-resolution capital needs, and the development of resolution planning more generally.
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Wider notching than Fitch's base case of one notch reflects the poor recovery prospects for Taiwanese B3T2 debt at the point of non-viability or government receivership.
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ABOUT THE KINGS (22-13-3): After notching one assist in seven games with Philadelphia, Vincent Lecavalier has registered four points in six contests since being acquired.
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Orders jumped 29 percent in the quarter, and look set for continued strong growth after notching $22 billion in commitments at Britain's Farnborough air show last week.
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The notes are rated three notches below VIVAT's 'BBB' Issuer Default Rating (IDR) to reflect their subordination and loss absorption features, in line with Fitch's notching criteria.
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Consumption of the album in its second week has cooled by 70 percent and "Views" is notching 175,000 sales and nearly 141 million streams, according to Nielsen.
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Corey Perry has also scorched coach Bob Hartley's troops, scoring two goals and an assist in the first encounter before notching one of each in Monday's affair.
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Trade-exposed currencies led the early gains, with the Australian dollar notching a four-month peak, while the dollar dropped to one-month lows against the yuan.
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The broadcast networks are still experiencing a diminished presence at the Emmys, with three of the networks — ABC, Fox and CBS — notching fewer nominations than in 2015.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Lithuania.
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On the mainland, the fell 0.97 percent to 2,785.98, notching its fourth-straight session of declines, and the Shenzhen composite tumbled 1.19 percent to close at 1,556.82.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for France.
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The only yardstick that the World Cup did better on was goals, with the 2014 competition notching 2.63 goals per game, against 2.45 for the 2012 Euros.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Bulgaria.
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Notching for incremental non-performance risk reflects the notes' fully discretionary non-cumulative interest payments, which Fitch views as the most easily activated form of loss absorption.
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Candidates must reach several thresholds — the 65,000 individual donors and notching at least 1 percent support in three different polls — to be included on the debate stage.
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Fitch has not applied additional notching to the notes for non-performance risk according to Fitch's criteria, as the notes have no going-concern loss-absorption features.
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Preferred Unit Notching: The two-notch differential between EQR's IDR and preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'A'.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Tunisia.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Ireland.
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Instead of reinventing itself for this album, Metallica subtly tightened up, notching up the amount of melody in guitars and vocals and trying to limit sprawling songs.
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Nevertheless, Robinhood has become a force to be reckoned with in finance, notching a huge $7.6 billion valuation following a $323 million funding round announced in July.
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Colorado 3B Nolan Arenado recorded two RBIs on Monday to raise his major league-leading total to 120 after notching just one over his previous nine contests.
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Steyer has struggled to stand out in the race, finishing far behind the pack in Iowa and New Hampshire, while notching a fifth-place finish in Nevada.
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Sanders, however, is within the margin of error for first place, notching 21 percent in the latest poll — a 21625-point gain since the early January survey.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Cyprus.
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Also helping boost sentiment was data that showed the U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its best performance in two years.
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The S&P 500 rose nearly 0.5% on Wednesday, notching a new intraday record high and bringing the gains of the first five days to about 0.7%.
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Despite one of the unit's major orders still in flux, its segment profit remained largely stable, notching $6.8 billion last year versus $6.5 billion the year before.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Romania.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Belgium.
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The 23-year-old Toffoli tops the Kings with 24 goals despite going scoreless in the last 10 contests and notching one in a 16-game span.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Fitch assesses BFG's rating by notching down from its internal assessment of the creditworthiness of Shanghai SASAC, reflecting the close linkage between the two entities.
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Fear of the economic damage the coronavirus epidemic poses sent stocks lower on Friday, with the benchmark S&P 500 notching its 10th decline in 12 sessions.
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He played in a Final Four for Michigan State and Coach Tom Izzo in 21984, notching 285 minutes as a freshman when the Spartans lost to Duke.
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Snedeker, a nine-times PGA Tour winner, was at home on Friday on a course that demands precision more than power, notching eight birdies and an eagle.
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The notching reflects (i) higher loss severity relative to senior unsecured creditors; and (ii) non-performance risk due to the option to cancel coupon payments at Tinkoff's discretion.
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U.S. markets are notching fresh new record highs this year, but several factors could pose big threats to the rally, according to the Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel.
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Preferred Stock Notching: The two-notch differential between KIM's IDR and its preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB+'.
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Meyer had a similar outing against the Tigers on May 14 in Anaheim, holding them to one run in 5 1/3 innings while notching his second victory.
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The labor market continues to strengthen, with nonfarm payrolls increasing by 201,000 jobs in August and annual wage growth notching its biggest gain in more than nine years.
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The Caps earned two more victories over the weekend, notching a dramatic come-from-behind OT win against the Rangers and a 7-1 blowout over the Senators.
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Overnight, data released in China showed industrial production rose by 5.4% in April on a year-over-year basis, notching the slowest pace of growth since May 2003.
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The Dow stock is within range of notching a 27th record high so far this year, a new peak in its nearly 130 years as a public company.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - A cautious outlook and dividend disappointment knocked shares in Finnish pulp and paper maker UPM-Kymmene on Tuesday, despite it notching up record profits for 2016.
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U.S. oil prices fell on Thursday, snapping a three-day rally after notching another 29 high, as a strong dollar sparked profit-taking in crude futures by investors.
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A SpaceX rocket has launched a satellite into space before landing back on a drone ship, notching another important feat for the company founded by billionaire Elon Musk.
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The heavyweight financials group lost 0.7 percent after notching solid gains in recent days on a reassessment of the likely pace of U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
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Though he did not kill Ninja that go around, he did go on to win the second game, notching two victories in a row in a fantastic performance.
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Sales leading up to the election also performed better than many had expected, with retail sales notching an 0.8 percent gain in October, according to the Commerce Department.
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Meanwhile, WTI was hovering a quarter of a percent lower for the session at $653, after notching up a fifth positive close for cumulative gains of 5.7 percent.
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The notching differential between the IDR and subordinated debt ratings reflects the structural and contractual subordination of these obligations, which is likely to result in poor recovery rates.
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Nashville RW Craig Smith was kept off the scoresheet in 10 straight games before notching an assist against the Avalanche, raising his career total to 198 points. 3.
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Tuesday night handed the Ohio governor a disappointing third-place finish in Michigan, a state where he had campaigned tirelessly with the hopes of notching his first victory.
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Preferred Stock Notching The two-notch differential between DDR's IDR and its preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB-'.
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Kazmir, a 25-year veteran and three-time American League All-Star, kept the Padres befuddled in notching his first win in three career starts against San Diego.
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Preferred Stock Notching The two-notch differential between STAG's IDR and preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for a U.S. REIT with an IDR of 'BBB'.
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Therefore we have now compressed the notching between the operating company and holding company IDRs to reflect our expectation of lower probability of default at the holding company.
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Fitch's standalone assessment of SFG's operations results in an 'A' IFS rating with standard notching, and its strategic importance within the MYL enterprise is considered as 'Very Important.
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Fitch rates Landshypotek's subordinated debt Tier 13 debt one notch below the bank's VR. The notching reflects the notes' greater expected loss severity relative to senior unsecured creditors.
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Any ratings are likely to benefit from some notching uplift reflecting strong government support, says Fitch Ratings in the latest blue book series on the Chinese corporate sector.
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David Desharnais fared well in his stead, notching three assists on a line with Chris Kreider and Pavel Buchnevich in the Rangers' 21.77-2940 loss to the Panthers.
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The 19-year-old leads the club in goals (two), points (five) and shots on goal (28) after notching an assist in Saturday's 25-20 victory at Dallas.
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PREFERRED STOCK NOTCHING The two-notch differential between BXP's IDR and its preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB+'.
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Oil has led the charge higher in the last month, notching a near 50-percent surge that has lifted inflation indicators, riskier credits, equities, and other commodity prices.
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In Nevada, the most powerful union has made its opposition to Medicare-for-all clear, putting Sanders's chances of notching a third early state win there at risk.
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Aspas also returned after an unsuccessful spell with Liverpool and has hit form again, notching 16 La Liga goals to date and earning himself a Spain call up.
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The Commerce Department said on Friday the U.S. economy grew by 4.1 percent in the second quarter, notching its fastest growth rate since the third quarter of 2014.
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Most recently, Google has announced it will offer checking accounts as part of a project code-named Cache, notching the boldest move yet by tech into consumer banking.
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The Wild scored at 5:183 of the first period with Kunin notching his second of the season on a wrist shot from just above the left circle.
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The IHS Markit U.S. composite output index, a closely watched gauge of overall U.S. private sector business activity, fell to 49.6 in February after notching 53.3 in January.
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The IHS Markit U.S. composite output index, a closely watched gauge of overall U.S. private sector business activity, fell to 2628 in February after notching 28503 in January.
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Davies won his second straight start with a sensational performance against St. Louis, tossing eight scoreless innings of three-hit ball while notching a career-high nine strikeouts.
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Markets around the world have had a strong start to the year, with many major indexes notching new all-time highs, as investors bet on continued global growth.
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U.S. government debt yields ticked upward Friday, with the 24-year Treasury note notching a nine-year high ahead of a Federal Open Market Committee meeting next week.
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The criteria limits the upward notching of issue ratings from Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) to reflect recovery expectations for entities based on the impact of country-specific factors.
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The 28-year-old was ripped for eight runs on 11 hits – three home runs – and a walk while notching just two strikeouts in 5 1/3 innings.
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Leon Draisaitl continued his torrid pace by notching a goal and two assists for the Oilers, whose four-game point streak (2-33-2) came to a halt.
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This reflects Fitch's view that neither of the two key factors cited in the criteria that support upward notching of the LTLC IDR are present for Cabo Verde.
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U.S. stocks closed mostly higher Friday on new hopes for tax reform, with the Dow Jones industrial average notching its first weekly gain in the last three weeks.
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PREFERRED STOCK NOTCHING The two-notch differential between VEREIT's IDR and its preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB-'.
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"I'm checking this one," he says, notching a promising-looking trunk with two sharp hits of a hatchet, the small wedge of wood revealing the growth rings inside.
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Instead, the trip became an affirming triumph, with Zhang notching her first Grand Slam win, against one of the game's best, second-seeded Simona Halep, 6-4, 6-3.
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Still, U.S. equity indexes pulled back after touching another record high, with the benchmark S&P 500 modestly lower after notching its longest winning streak in nearly four years.
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U.S. equities closed lower on Monday, notching their worst day of the year, as a new measure taken by the Trump administration on immigration sent jitters through the market.
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The U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its best performance in two years, amid solid consumer spending and a jump in soybean exports.
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Preferred Stock Notching: The two-notch differential between TRNO's Issuer Default Rating (IDR) and preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with a 'BBB-' IDR.
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ABOUT THE CAPITALS (56-17-8): Captain Alex Ovechkin reached the 50-goal plateau for the seventh time in his career by notching his 15th hat trick on Saturday.
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The dollar index was on a tear, notching its best day in nearly three weeks at 210, while higher inflation data sent European stocks to a one-year high.
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The rating for the senior unsecured notes is equivalent to the ratings assigned to AEL's existing senior unsecured notes, and it reflects standard notching based on Fitch's rating criteria.
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The stock has rallied 20% this year, already notching 21 all-time highs as of Thursday, its most records for the first four months of a year since 2012.
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San Diego recorded 18 hits on Friday after notching just 123 while being outscored 25-0 in a season-opening three-game set against the Los Angeles Dodgers. 2.
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The notching between MidCo1's IDR and the rating of the senior PIK toggle notes themselves reflects Fitch's view of the likely recoveries in the event of MidCo1 defaulting.
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The pound weakened by more than 0.7 percent against the euro EURGBP=D3 on Monday to 90.28 pence, notching up its biggest daily loss in more than three months.
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The three major U.S. indexes closed higher for the third week in a row on Friday, with the S&P 500 notching its seventh record close since Nov. 8.
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Continued expectations of low interest rates have helped stocks rise to record highs, with the S&P 500 index notching 21 all-time closing highs so far this year.
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The small-cap Russell 2000 hit record intraday highs before closing up up 0.38 percent at 1,164.14, a record high close, and notching its longest winning streak since 47.133.
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The dollar was 0.1 percent higher at 113.98 yen, after notching a high of 114.18 yen in the wake of the jobs report, its loftiest level since May 11.
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The three major U.S. indexes closed higher for the third week in a row on Friday, with the S&P 500 notching its seventh record close since Nov. 5003.
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Goldman Sachs landed on the bottom of the list in both categories, notching the lowest average return of just 0.02 percent while trading negatively 60 percent of the time.
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But with the company's recent rebranding efforts — which have included updating its slogan and notching a new brand ambassador — Modi believes Coke is poised for a surge in growth.
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Victor Martinez was among that group, notching a pair of hits to improve to 5-for-9 in the series and 21-for-21 over his last five contests.
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Adam Henrique broke out of a major funk against the Wild, recording a three-point performance (one goal, two assists) after notching one assist over his previous nine contests.
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By breaking a world record, which is what Nathan's Famous hot dogs did on Friday by notching a Guinness World Record for the world's longest line of hot dogs.
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Against a basket of six major currencies, the dollar was set to finish the month on a negative note as well, notching its largest monthly percentage loss since January.
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Fasching, taken in the fourth round by the Los Angeles Kings in 28, appeared in 20183 games over three seasons with the Sabres, notching a goal and two assists.
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Molina capped arguably St. Louis' crispest game of the year with a solo homer off reliever Brian Duensing in the eighth, notching his first two-homer game since Aug.
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Two days later, in the decisive Game 5, Kershaw rescued the Dodgers by notching the final two outs of the game for the save in a 4-3 win.
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Manaea made two starts against the Rangers earlier this season, notching a win at home on May 16 before settling for a no-decision at Texas on June 13.
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Buhai, without a top-25 finish at a major, found herself in uncharted territory after notching eight birdies in a seven-under-par 65 at Woburn in Milton Keynes.
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The rate hike expectations were reinforced by other data showing producer prices notching their largest increase in five months in November amid a jump in the cost of services.
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The market showed little reaction to data showing that the U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching up its best performance in two years.
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The dollar fell 0.2 percent against a basket of six major currencies at 94.505 ahead of the U.S. Independence Day holiday, after notching up three consecutive months of gains.
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Notching up their 22.998th straight month of gains, reserves rose $1423 billion in December to $2142 trillion, the highest since September 276.47 and the biggest monthly increase since July.
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On Facebook, 24 million people engaged in 67 million interactions related to the Oscars, with DiCaprio's win once again notching the most talked-about moment, according to Facebook figures.
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The dollar fell 0.2 percent against a basket of six major currencies at 94.505 ahead of the U.S. Independence Day holiday, after notching up three consecutive months of gains.
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All four of JPMorgan's main businesses recorded a rise in revenue, with the consumer banking unit notching the biggest jump in revenue due to a healthy appetite for borrowing.
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The notching factors in both the loss severity in a potential liquidation scenario and non-performance risk, since coupons of the notes are deferrable on a non-cumulative basis.
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In the latest batch of encouraging economic data, the U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its quickest pace of expansion in three years.
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Mr. Trump appears to have been closely attuned to the public-relations coup of notching the top spot on the best-seller lists of newspapers his family routinely attacks.
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If the VR is upgraded to 'bb', the perpetual notes will be affirmed and the notching widened to four notches, in line with Fitch's criteria on rating hybrid capital instruments.
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TORONTO, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index saw across-the-board gains on Friday, touching its highest in almost eight months and notching its sixth straight week of gains.
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Revenue from the intelligent-cloud business unit, which encompasses the Microsoft Azure cloud and other related products, was up 20% from the period a year ago, notching up $83 billion.
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A material increase in the use of secured debt combined with a decline in the level of unencumbered asset coverage could result in notching between the IDR and unsecured debt.
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Financials took the biggest hit from the tightening, with an index tracking those stocks slumping 2.5 percent to a near nine-month low, notching its worst week year-to-date.
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But in 211, despite notching 21 wins and having four 25-game winners on the mound, the O&aposs failed to defend their title, losing to Pittsburgh in seven games.
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Healthcare stocks rose 0.9 percent to a near 6-month high, with index heavyweight CSL Ltd notching the top percentage gain at 1.1 percent, while Cochlear Ltd firmed 0.6 percent.
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The 22011-year-old center has recorded 212 goals and 21 assists in 33 career meetings with Montreal, notching three tallies and setting up another in five games last season.
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The updated criteria however include two tables, with three attributes - "stronger", "mid-range" and "weaker" - as a guidance to the contribution of each rating factors to the agency's notching approach.
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The U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its best performance in two years, buoyed by strong consumer spending and a surge in soybean exports.
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With Fort Meyers notching the third spot for Florida cities on this list, it wouldn't be unfair to look at the Sunshine State as a "new California" for start-ups.
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Calgary C Mikael Backlund is two goals shy of 100 for his career but is in the midst of a nine-game drought despite notching six assists in that span.
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They kept pushing to score again and emerged from the first period with a 3-0 lead, with Evander Kane notching two goals and Jack Eichel picking up three assists.
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Based on Fitch's "Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Nonfinancial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis," these securities are senior to SLG's perpetual preferred stock but subordinate to SLG's corporate debt.
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Pro players who took on the bot found that it flipped unnervingly between tame and hyperaggressive tactics, all the while relentlessly notching up wins as it calculated paths to victory.
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Publicly traded Legacy in a statement said it expects to file for bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas after notching the plan with its lenders.
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A decline in the level of unencumbered asset coverage combined with a material increase in secured debt could result in the notching between the IDR and the senior unsecured debt.
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ABOUT THE BLUE JACKETS (6-43-0): Nick Foligno has been landing on the scoresheet with regularity this season, notching at least one point in seven of his nine games.
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The German center, who celebrated his 22nd birthday on Friday, is tied for the team lead in assists, however, raising his total to five after notching three against the Stars.
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Lionsgate-Roadside Attractions' faith-based drama "I Can Only Imagine" outperformed forecasts with $17.1 million at 1,629 venues, notching the top per-screen average in the top 10 with $10,1.73.
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Notching its 50th poll loss in a row, the Liberal-National coalition trailed the center-left Labor Party by 54 percent to 46 percent on a two-party preferred basis.
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The app has also become an e-commerce platform, with about 1.15 million users from very poor areas notching sales of 225 billion yuan last year, according to the company.
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Significant reduction of the entity's strategic importance or a dilution in the city's shareholding that results in a loss of control could widen the notching down from the sponsor's rating.
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We do not expect double leverage at the holding company to exceed 120%, a level at which we would consider notching the holding company's VR below the operating banks' VRs.
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Making his case, the co-founder of boutique equity research firm Fundstrat Global Advisors told CNBC's "Squawk Box " he sees the upcoming earnings season notching a better-than-expected performance.
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Scott and Irwin took the LRV out for two more drives on August 1 and 2, notching the rover's odometer up to a mission total of 27.8 kilometers (17.3 miles).
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JSIB's Taiwanese Basel III Tier 2 (B3T2) capital is rated two notches below the issuer's anchor rating, comprising zero notching for non-performance risk and two notches for loss severity.
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While Aaron Pico got off to a rough start in his MMA career, notching just twenty seconds of cage experience during his MMA debut, the card's other prospects turned heads.
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On Friday, Brent for November delivery closed 13 cents higher at $57.54 a barrel, notching up a third-quarter gain of around 20 percent, the biggest gain in five quarters.
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DJI rallied on Wednesday to close above 23,000 for the first time, notching one of the shortest gallops between thousand-point milestones in a history spanning more than 23 years.
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Trump won his third of four early voting contests late Tuesday evening, notching a victory in Nevada's GOP presidential primary caucuses after earlier successes in South Carolina and New Hampshire.
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Marial Shayok continued his productive month, notching double-digit points for the sixth time in seven games after failing to reach double digits in nine of the first 57.13 games.
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Mikkel Boedker is Arizona's leading scorer with 31 points despite notching only one in his last four games but owns the team's worst plus/minus rating at minus-14. 1.
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The Lightning have been dominant of late in the all-time series with the Ducks, winning four straight meetings and notching points in 11 in a row (7-0-33).
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Growth in government investment accelerated, notching its best performance in 10 years, but spending on homebuilding contracted for a sixth straight quarter, the longest such stretch since the Great Recession.
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ABOUT THE MAPLE LEAFS (15-8-1): James van Riemsdyk has collected seven goals and two assists in his last nine outings after notching one of each against the Hurricanes.
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In the last election cycle, the party endorsed more than 1,000 candidates up and down the ballot, notching victories everywhere from Mississippi to Wisconsin and across its Northeastern power base.
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David Pastrnak is among the league leaders with 13 goals – nine of them coming in a 12-game span before notching an assist in each of his last two contests.
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Brown acknowledged that when double-teamed, Leonard also found Gasol and Kyle Lowry for open looks, notching 5 assists to go with his 13-for-20 shooting and 14 rebounds.
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Johansen also has remained hot, notching eight of his team-leading 39 assists in his last six games while setting up five tallies in four contests versus Chicago this season.
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Linzey's organization has worked with lawmakers around the world, notching successes in Bolivia, India, New Zealand and Ecuador, which in 2008 recognized rights of nature in its Constitution, he said.
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The 26-year-old Russian fared considerably better in his first two meetings with Calgary, notching two assists in St. Louis' 5-2 home win at Scottrade Center on Oct.
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In June, the startup hit a new milestone, notching a billion-dollar valuation after raising the largest round of venture capital funding in Michigan history, according to data provider PitchBook.
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Since then, the trio has come up in a big way, notching an extensive run of European dates with King Dude and opening for The Cure on a few dates.
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When Ryan was clocked at 100.9 mph with his fastball in 1974, notching a place in the Guinness Book of World Records, that pitch was thrown in the 9th inning.
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Hillary Clinton claimed a major a victory in New York on Tuesday night, notching a much-needed win in her home state following eight straight losses to rival Bernie Sanders.
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Gaudreau tops the team in goals (20) and points (217) while Monahan is second in both categories (13, 21) after scoring twice and notching four assists in his last three contests.
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The notes are rated two notches below SCOR's Long-term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of 'A+'/Stable, to reflect their subordination and loss absorption features, in line with Fitch's notching criteria.
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Bundy last faced an National League club when he worked 2 43/3 scoreless innings of relief at the Los Angeles Dodgers on July 6, notching all seven outs via strikeout.
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The iShares MSCI Mexico Capped ETF, known of late as the "Trump ETF", inched up 0.17 percent, a day after notching its best day in more than five years on Monday.
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ABOUT THE DUCKS (5-5-2): Rookie Michael Sgarbossa took Getzlaf's spot between Corey Perry and Rakell on Friday, notching the second assist of his career in his sixth NHL game.
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But after notching their third victory in four games, they did allow themselves a moment to step back and look at the progress they seemed to be making as a unit.
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The benchmark 0.533-year JGB yield rose 5 basis points to a two-week high of minus 0.045 percent after notching a record low of minus 0.135 percent on March 18.
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After sinking to a 3003-week low at the end of last year, shares of Netflix spent the first seven months of 2019 steadily moving higher, ultimately notching a 35% gain.
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Yonder Alonso is heating up for the Athletics, going 2-for-4 in each of his last three games and notching at least one hit in five of his last six.
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The U.S. economy grew faster than initially estimated in the third quarter, notching up its best performance in two years, buoyed by strong consumer spending and a surge in soybean exports.
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The VanEck Vector Semiconductor ETF (SMH) — one of the most widely followed ETFs for chip stocks — skyrocketed more than 12% in June, notching its biggest one-month gain since September 2010.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 55 points higher, notching a new all-time closing high and extending its winning streak to seven days, with Chevron contributing the most gains.
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Junior Subordinated Notes Notching: The one-notch differential between SLG's IDR and junior subordinated notes (trust preferred securities) is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB-'.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks advanced on Thursday, with each of the major U.S. indexes notching record highs, after a batch of economic data suggested the economy was picking up speed.
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Sub-Standard Corporate Governance: Fitch does not apply any company-specific notching to Miratorg's ratings for corporate governance, but they are constrained at 'B+' by a complex group and governance structure.
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The Seattle Mariners regularly are notching victories against Colorado and look to complete a four-game sweep of the home-and-home series when they host the Rockies on Thursday afternoon.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.09%, notching its best weekly performance in three weeks, and MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 0.34% its second straight weekly gain.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed 2.43 points lower at 22.4,20.5 — notching its first four-day losing streak since March — with Goldman Sachs as the worst-performing stock in the index.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo had 29 points and 11 assists for the Bucks in the 105-99 defeat against Toronto on Friday after notching a triple-double versus Orlando, but needs more help.
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Captain Erik Karlsson leads the team with 49 points after notching a pair of assists Saturday while center Kyle Turris set up three goals to push his total to 41 points.
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The U.S. economy grew faster than initially thought in the third quarter, notching its quickest pace in three years, buoyed by robust business spending on equipment and an accumulation of inventories.
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Enstar's anchor rating is the unsecured senior debt rating because the company's core business of non-life runoff does not lend itself to establishing a consolidated IFS rating for notching purposes.
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The 31-year-old has recorded nine RBIs and scored as many runs during that stretch while notching five hits - including two homers - in the season series versus the Blue Jays.
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Well-known tech-focused stocks Apple, Amazon and Facebook have outperformed, notching all-time highs in the last few months with gains of 47 percent, 57 percent and 54 percent, respectively.
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FEDWATCH The Canadian dollar CAD= strengthened to a four-month high against its U.S. counterpart at $1.2788, or 78.20 U.S. cents, after notching on Friday its biggest gain in four months.
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Senior swingman Dalan Ancrum leads the Leathernecks in scoring, notching 215.5 points a contest, with Gilbeck second with 27.5 points while leading the team in rebounding with 260 caroms a contest.
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Ayton, meanwhile, had his fifth straight double-double to begin his college career, notching 269 points - his season low to this point - to go along with a season-high 266 boards.
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Ueland's internal clout has grown throughout the impeachment process so far, as he is seen as having helped maintain GOP unanimity in the House while notching several unrelated legislative wins. Rep.
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Given the absence of high leverage and more normalized financial flexibility of the company following completion of the transaction, FGLH's ratings were upgraded to reflect standard notching from the IFS ratings.
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Running backs D'Andre Swift and Elijah Holyfield each ran for a touchdown for Georgia (11-1), Swift notching his fourth 100-yard game of the season (14 carries for 105 yards).
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The MSCI Asia Pacific ex Japan index edged down after notching a fresh 10-year high earlier in the session, trading lower by 48.203 percent by 3:05 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Los Angeles shot 54.1 percent from the field, including 17 of 36 from 3-point range, while notching a season high for points and improving to 11-1 on the road.
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U.S. economic growth was a bit stronger than initially thought in the second quarter, notching its best performance in nearly four years, as businesses boosted spending on software and imports declined.
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Others who might have a distant shot at third place, after notching at least 5 percent in the latest University of New Hampshire poll: Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang and Tulsi Gabbard.
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The notching difference between PDT and PAT reflects that the guarantee from the province currently covers only part of PDT's financial liabilities and that PDT's debt is not consolidated into PAT's accounts.
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Captain Erik Karlsson, who appeared in his 500th career game Saturday, increased his team-high point total to 17 after notching an assist on Turris' third game-winning tally of the campaign.
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The dollar was down 22000 percent against a basket of six major currencies at 21 ahead of the U.S. Independence Day holiday on Wednesday, after notching up three consecutive months of gains.
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The greenback was supported overall as well by data showing U.S. economic growth was a bit stronger than initially thought in the second quarter, notching its best performance in nearly four years.
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Perry had gone 18 games without a goal before notching his fifth of the season in Wednesday's 223-5 shootout win over Carolina and has four points in the last three contests.
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The 27-year-old native of Louisiana has been solid over his last three turns, working at least six frames in each while notching a pair of victories and a no-decision.
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James van Riemsdyk has been a force in the last two games, notching four goals after an eight-game drought and adding two assists to become Toronto's leading scorer with 213 points.
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In most cases management discretion over coupons is likely to be the key feature driving the level of notching as this would probably be triggered before any mandatory conversion or write-down.
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Washington (CNN)Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson received the endorsement of a prominent Virginia paper in an editorial posted Saturday night, notching a Labor Day weekend win for his third party bid.
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The New Jersey native finished the first half strong by holding Tampa Bay to one run and six hits while notching five strikeouts without a walk in seven innings on July 9.
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Fitch did not apply additional notching for incremental non-performance risk relative to the VR given that any loss absorption would only occur once the bank reaches the point of non-viability.
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Fitch rates Tattel on a standalone basis and does not apply any notching for the ownership by the Russian Republic of Tatarstan (BBB-/Stable) as parent/subsidiary linkage is assessed as weak.
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Price faced Baltimore twice in that span and won both starts, surrendering a total of three runs - all on solo homers - while notching 343 strikeouts and no walks in 234 total innings.
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The Oscar-winning actress paid tribute to her Hidden Figures costar on Instagram after the crowd-pleasing film continued to rule the box-office, notching its second consecutive week at No. 1.
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Brooklyn is 3-3 on the trip after notching a 121-120 overtime victory over the Denver Nuggets on Friday and still has visits to Toronto and Philadelphia remaining on the excursion.
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Average trading volumes in U.S. investment grade corporate credit rose almost 60 percent year-on-year, while high-yield corporate credit trading volumes surged almost 45 percent — both notching up new records.
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On the flip side, low-wage positions, such as cashiers and bank tellers, are notching some of the largest wage gains, according to Glassdoor, largely because of increases in the minimum wage.
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The notching of the ratings from the VR is also sensitive to changes in assumptions on resolution intervention point and post-resolution capital needs, and the development of resolution planning more generally.
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This is Fitch's base case globally - and reflected in the notching from the VR. We believe the authorities still have a supportive attitude towards Malaysian banks, in particular the systemically important banks.
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With stocks notching new highs like clockwork — and some experts calling the market "frothy " and pointing to signs of a market top — some investors might be considering taking money off the table.
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Previous meetings: The sides have met four times at a World Cup, with Germany notching three victories and Sweden's only win coming back in 1958 when they, as hosts, reached the final.
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An index of U.S. consumer attitudes increased to 128.7 this month, up from a print of 127 in March, notching its highest read since February's multiyear record, according to the Conference Board.
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Instrument Ratings and Recoveries: Fitch applies a generic approach to recoveries for UPC (refer to 'Recovery Ratings and Notching Criteria for Non-Financial Corporate Issuers', dated 21 November 2016 available on www.fitchratings.com).
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Given the absence of high leverage and more normalized financial flexibility of the company under new ownership, FGLH's ratings will reflect standard notching from the IFS ratings once the transaction is completed.
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Fitch does not apply additional notching for incremental non-performance risk relative to the VR given that any loss absorption would only occur once the bank reaches the point of non-viability.
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Issue ratings are derived from the IDR and the relevant Recovery Rating (RR) and notching based on expected recoveries in a distressed scenario for each of the company's debt issues and loans.
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TORONTO, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index opened slightly lower on Tuesday, with gold miners falling heavily as gold prices hit a three-month low and most other sectors notching gains.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES The IDR of its subordinated notes is two notches below its VR, reflecting the regular notching applied by Fitch to hybrid securities with coupon deferral mechanisms.
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That said, the three major U.S. indexes recorded sharp monthly gains, with the Nasdaq and S&P notching their best month since July, while the Dow had its best month since March.
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The 23-year-old worked 6 2/53 frames – his shortest start of the month – at Philadelphia on Friday, notching the victory after allowing one run and five hits with seven strikeouts.
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ET, Prime Ticket (Anaheim), FSN Tennessee (Nashville) ABOUT THE DUCKS (123-212-24): Adam Henrique made his debut for the team Friday and got involved immediately, notching an assist on Roy's goal.
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The notching comprises two notches for non-performance risk, based on standard and less-easily triggered profit and capital thresholds for coupon omission and deferral, and two notches for poor recovery prospects.
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Not only was the campaign meeting those goals, it was notching victories in places where resources had been withdrawn and field staff had been redeployed, like Massachusetts and Minnesota, and later Maine.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden racked up nine victories on Super Tuesday with two contests left to call, dominating large swaths of the South and even notching a surprising victory in Massachusetts.
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Macro managers like Brevan Howard and Greg Coffey's Kirkoswald were the winners last month, notching positive returns while the markets experienced its first round of volatility related to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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It's not showing any sign of slowing — the cryptocurrency is up more than 800 percent over the last 12 months alone, notching a series of record highs bringing it close to $6,000.
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The lobstermen clip the tails of egg-bearing female lobsters and release them, a practice called V-notching that began voluntarily in the late 19th century and was later mandated by law.
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Since lows around 2.02 percent two weeks ago, the yield on the 10-year has added more than 23 basis points over the period, notching further gains after the Fed announcement Wednesday.
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In sharp contrast with continued gains in blue-chips, start-ups remained sluggish, with the start-up board index nearly flat on Tuesday after notching a loss of 26.7187 percent in July.
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The ratings are also sensitive to a change in the notes' notching, which could arise if Fitch changes its assessment of their non-performance relative to the risk captured in the VRs.
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They went 12-4 in the first three rounds of the playoffs, then won the championship in a thrilling, seven-game series with the San Antonio Spurs, notching their second straight title.
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A weakening of BNG's strategic importance to the Dutch state or ownership, which we view as highly unlikely, could also cause a widening of the notching between the Netherlands' and BNG's ratings.
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Devils forward Miles Wood scored twice in that contest and answered notching one point in his previous 213 games with three goals and an assist in Sunday's 210-33 win at Chicago.
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That then raised Asia's big BATTS — Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, Taiwan Semiconductor, Samsung — with Alibaba notching a new high and Baidu surging 215 percent for its best day in more than a month.
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She had an unrelated thyroid cancer in 2010 and then did the best running of her life, notching a personal best in 2013 and winning the 2014 indoor title at 3000 meters.
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PREFERRED STOCK NOTCHING The two-notch differential between DDR's Long-term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) and its preferred stock rating is consistent with Fitch's criteria for corporate entities with an IDR of 'BBB-'.
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Iglesias went 27-for-21 with a two-run single and two-run homer, notching his third four-RBI game this season, as the Reds built a 5-1 lead through five innings.
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The Stoxx 600 index, which represents Europe's largest-listed companies, extended gains throughout Wednesday morning, notching a 1% gain for the session, and was only two points from touching an all-time high.
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However, Fitch tempers the notching uplift from the originator's Local-Currency Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (LC IDR) when it is an investment-grade originator, or the bank's rating benefits from parent support.
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ABOUT THE HURRICANES (33-43-13): Elias Lindholm has been red hot of late, notching an assist in Saturday's 3-1 triumph at New Jersey to extend his point streak to 10 games.
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The notching difference between Agos' and CACF's IDRs could narrow if CACF significantly increases its stake in Agos above the 90% it currently holds while remaining committed to Italy as a strategic market.
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That sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeting more than 750 points and the S&P 500 down nearly 3% on Monday, with both major stock indexes notching their worst day of 2019.
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Secured Credit Facility and Term Loan Notching: Fitch currently rates the secured credit facility and term loan 'BBB-'/RR1, one notch above the IDR, as they are effectively senior to the unsecured bonds.
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Clinton and Sanders are locked in a tight battle for the Democratic presidential nomination, with Clinton winning a narrow victory in the Iowa caucuses and Sanders notching a landslide win in New Hampshire.
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Spot gold had slid 0.6 percent to $1,183 an ounce by 0236 GMT, after notching up its biggest one-day rally in five weeks on Wednesday to a high of $1,264 an ounce.
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Baltimore OF Joey Rickard, who was picked in the ninth round of the 2012 draft by Tampa Bay, is 7-for-17 in his last five games after notching two hits Friday. 2.
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ABOUT THE HURRICANES (53-15-7): Elias Lindholm enters Friday with a season high-tying four-game point streak after notching an assist against the Blue Jackets in his return to the lineup.
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ET, Sportsnet Pacific (Vancouver), Sportsnet West (Calgary) ABOUT THE CANUCKS (7-5-2): Bo Horvat trails Brock Boeser by one point for the team lead after notching his 43th with an assist Monday.
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A Mastercard survey showed Singapore posted one of the biggest drops in consumer confidence among 17 Asia-Pacific nations in the first half of 2016, notching up its lowest reading since June 2009.
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