Global demand and economic output, particularly manufacturing output, are slowing.
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And output gap, at this stage, output gap is not negative.
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Industrial output accounts for 14 percent of Britain's overall economic output.
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Output of poultry meat rose 5.6% in the first six months, while beef output increased 2.4% and lamb output rose 1.4%, the bureau said.
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Despite the firm output forecasts, however, iron ore output growth has slowed.
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China's output of pollutants is growing, while the U.S. output is shrinking.
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The output gap measures the economy's actual output versus its maximum potential.
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CHINA OUTPUT: China's zinc production fell in July, while lead output rose.
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If actual output exceeds potential output by too much, inflation will result.
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GDP OUTPUT GAP The output gap is the difference between actual and potential economic output and is used to gauge the health of the economy.
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The guidelines stipulated that meat output from Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning and Inner Mongolia should account for more than 21 percent of the country's output and milk output should reach more than 22020 percent of national output by 22016.
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U.S. oil output ticked up recently after 15 weeks of consecutive output declines.
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Utility output is down 0.8 percent and mining output has plunged 11.5 percent.
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Industrial output, which includes manufacturing, accounts for 14 percent of Britain's economic output.
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A positive output gap occurs when actual output is more than full capacity.
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That's because potential output is in part a function of past actual output.
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These metrics capture exchange rates, oil and commodity prices, the world output gap, or the difference between potential output and actual output, and the supply chain role.
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For example, at the moment, the European Commission assesses member states' output gap — the difference between the actual output of an economy and its maximum potential output.
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However, increased renewables output can create challenges as solar and wind output is variable.
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Libyan output slipped by 30,000 bpd as protests impacted output at a Wintershall field.
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Third-quarter output was up nearly 12% output from the second quarter, it said.
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By contrast, industrial output fell 0.4 percent and construction output was down 0.9 percent.
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Crude output is currently 3.8 million bpd and condensate output 688,000 bpd, he said.
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South32's annual manganese output rose 13 percent while full-year coking coal output fell.
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First-half copper output was 5% lower than last year, while cobalt output rose 28%.
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But the solution advocated by Moscow is an output freeze and not an output cut.
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Though, what presumably matters most is not total economic output, but rather per-capita output.
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Industrial output, which includes output at factories, mines and utilities, rose 0.7 percent from March.
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Nippon Steel is changing its focus to profitable output from full-capacity output, Miyamoto said.
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But China fell short of expectations on industrial output, retail sales, and fixed output investment.
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The USB-C port has a high-speed 3A output, two of the USB-A ports have a 1A output, and one USB-A port has a higher 2.1A output.
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Output levels rose slightly from Saturday, when roughly 25 percent of Gulf oil output was offline.
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Last month, manufacturing output fell 0.4 percent and the output of consumer goods declined 0.7 percent.
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Libyan output remains volatile due to unrest, raising questions about the stability of current OPEC output.
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Your brain has a natural output port — a USB port if you will — that generates output.
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As Russian gas and condensate output rises, Russia's compliance with its OPEC+ output target has slipped.
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Output of automotive products jumped 5.9 percent, while machinery output was up 1.1 percent, the Fed said.
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Oil output on federal lands is about 2.7 million barrels per day, or 22% of total output.
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"Industrial output growth has been moving sideways," the government said, keeping its assessment on factory output unchanged.
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China's crude steel output reached a record 72 million tonnes in March as mills ramped up output.
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In Innovation output, most of the relative weaknesses are exhibited in the knowledge and technology output pillar.
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In June, manufacturing output exceeded market expectations, expanding 13.1 percent, helped by strong electronics and pharmaceutical output.
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Japan said today that its industrial output gained last month, while South Korea said its output fell.
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That said, higher visible output this year is first and foremost a reflection of lower invisible output.
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However, they agreed to reverse course and hike output in June after cutting output more than they intended.
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Both adapters feature 3.4 A output and 5.0 A output respectively, to charge your devices at impressive speeds.
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Iran has repeatedly said it would prioritize regaining pre-sanctions crude output levels over discussing an output freeze.
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Iron ore output reached 211 million tonnes in the second quarter while pellet output hit 211 million tonnes.
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This would "reduce gasoline output while increasing LSFO output so the gasoline market could recover," the official said.
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Hi-tech manufacturing output rose by a slower 13%, and the country's power output edged up just 21%.
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While Conab sees Brazil output at 115 million tonnes this year, Abiove pegged output at 117.6 million tonnes.
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In 28503, U.S. carbon output dropped by 22019 percent, while Europeans saw their output increase by 1.5 percent.
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U.S. crude output has reached a record, and weekly data last week showed overall U.S. output rising further.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg has said that suspending output altogether could be "more efficient" than lowering output again.
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Indonesia's average daily crude output in the first quarter climbed to 835,000 barrels per day (bpd) from an average daily output of 786,000 bpd in 2015, largely due to increased output from Banyu Urip.
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China, which produces half the world's steel, had output of 24 million tonnes last year, while global output reached 29,808.6 million tonnes, said worldsteel, whose members account for about 85 percent of global output.
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Copper output declined to 20163,22016 tonnes from 23,22 tonnes, while silver output rose to 210,184 ounces from 172,853 ounces.
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With expected output of 3 million tonnes a year, it would nearly double Rusal's bauxite output in the country.
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Gulf of Mexico output fell 18,000 bpd while North Dakota's oil output was down 32,000 bpd from December levels.
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Last month's drop in mining output was the largest since September 2008, when output was curtailed because of hurricanes.
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U.S. crude output has surged about 10 percent since September, driven by new Gulf of Mexico and shale output.
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Tracks run between each integer allowing the output train to run to any of the 200 possible output combinations.
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Economists use the idea of the "output gap", the difference between the economy's actual output and its potential production.
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Makers of capital goods, manufacturing and the energy sector reported strong output figures, while output at construction companies declined.
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COPPER OUTPUT: China's October refined copper output rose 21% year-on-year to a record high of 214,2825 tonnes.
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On Thursday, OPEC announced a continued rise in its collective output, led by increased output by Libya and Nigeria.
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The source is hard to distinguish from the output; the output and the input seem to be the same.
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Manufacturing output rose, but not enough to offset the slowdown in services, as overall output growth softened, he said.
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Data earlier on Thursday showed industrial output barely rose in June, dragged down by mining, which includes oil output.
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There is one digital optical output, but no digital coaxial output — the latter is commonly found on many soundbars.
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Novak said Russia would restore its output in May and that contaminated oil would not affect its annual output forecast.
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Fixed investment fell 1.7% in the first quarter, industrial output fell 0.7% and agricultural output fell 0.5%, IBGE figures showed.
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If it was just Rosneft's output alone being reduced, that would be offset by growth in output from other producers.
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As for graphics, Kirin's GPU has enough power for 4K output, but the board's HDMI port only supports 1080p output.
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Vale has maintained its 2016 output guidance, forecasting output at the lower end of the 340-350 million ton range.
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It is also projected to increase direct manufacturing output by $12.5 billion and increase output economy-wide by $38.8 billion.
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Oil output, however has been rising, due to higher production in the U.S. and increased output from Libya and Nigeria.
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Iraq's output reached a record last month and a senior Iraqi official said Iraq may raise output further this year.
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Output from OPEC producers increased in July despite the bloc's output cut agreement, a survey from Reuters found on Monday.
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In Google's case, the validation involved comparing the quantum output samples to an "ideal" output, generated by a classical computer.
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A Reuters survey on Monday indicated output from OPEC members rose, mostly from adjustments upward to Iraqi and Saudi output.
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China's crude steel output rose 3.9 percent in September from a year earlier as steel mills in the world's top producer raised output amid a demand pick-up, although there are signs of output cuts more recently.
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Alejandro Werner, director of the IMF's Western Hemisphere department, wrote on Monday that output suffered as weather reduced mining output in Chile and agricultural output in Paraguay, while mining activity in Brazil slowed after a dam disaster.
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China is the world's largest tin producer and the nine entities that have pledged to cut output account for around 22015 percent of the country's output and 2696 percent of global output, according to industry body ITRI.
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Those output cuts, in place since the start of the year, have lent prices some support, but in recent weeks rising output from Libya and Nigeria - OPEC members exempt from the output reduction deal - has pushed supply higher.
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Output is back to levels reached in late 2014, when strong U.S. crude output contributed to a crash in oil prices.
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As a refresher, a fixed cost stays constant regardless of output, and variable costs scale with the output of a business.
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Growing output from U.S. oil fields, higher crude prices and one-time tax impacts offset the slump in natural gas output.
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Year-on-year output in April output went up 20.7 percent, slightly higher than market forecasts of a 20.9 percent rise.
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CHINESE OUTPUT: Chinese refined zinc output at 218,2415 tonnes was up 7.4% in May compared to the same month in 2018.
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Output of cars barely grew, while steel mills, aluminum smelters and oil refiners all throttled back output from recent high levels.
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Reuters calculations showed average daily steel output hit its lowest level since March as producers cut output amid shrinking profit-margins.
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Output from private drillers surged in the second half of 2018, contributing to a big jump in U.S. output in November.
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Chuquicamata is the miner's second largest by output while Ministro Hales accounted for 12 percent of Codelco's total output in 2017.
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Rail-car loadings in China, electricity output and iron ore supplies show that China's industrial output is grinding to a halt.
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Overall industrial output fell 0.5 percent during the month, dragged lower by sagging oil production and a drop in utilities output.
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U.S. output rose in September to 9.5 million barrels per day (bpd), the highest monthly output since 2015, government data shows.
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China, the world's top steelmaker, accounts for half of the world's output, but its oversupply is four times U.S. output levels.
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Its oil output is about one million barrels per day, and gas output is about 135 billion cubic meters per year.
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Crude oil prices fell to a three-week low on news that recovering Libyan output boosted OPEC crude output in May.
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U.S. crude output has surged since 2010, fueled by output from formations in states including Texas, New Mexico and North Dakota.
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A jump in output in Nigeria and Libya, where output had been limited by conflict, has weighed on oil prices LCOc1.
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Sinking output in Venezuela and Iran has helped OPEC to keep a lid on supply even as American output has risen.
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Reuters calculations showed average daily steel output hit its lowest level since March as producers cut output amid shrinking profit margins.
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Infrastructure output, which comprises eight sectors such as coal, crude oil and electricity, accounts for nearly 40% of India's industrial output.
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In the western world, output in the European Union fell 0.8 percent, while output in the United States rose 0.4 percent.
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Copper output fell to 23,22 tonnes, from 0003,2000 tonnes in 272, while silver output rose to 2000,184 ounces from 172,853 ounces.
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In addition to the built-in music functions, this turntable has a USB port, audio input and output, and headphone output.
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CHINESE OUTPUT: Chinese refined zinc output at 20.1,21 tonnes was up 2878% in May compared to the same month in 2018.
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Since our HDMI output (our standard output) wasn't quite stable enough to get us through the show they opted to use a SNES connector to allow us to quickly get Composite output just to use for the show demonstration.
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Eight years later, in the fourth quarter of 22011, Saudi output had increased less than 22014 million bpd (22018%), Russias output was up just over 22019 million bpd (22012%) but U.S. output had surged by 20153 million bpd (22015%).
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Marine and offshore engineering output shrank 40.3 percent in December from a year earlier, while electronics output shrank 12.4 percent on-year.
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Czech and Hungarian industrial output data and details of Romania's 210.19% first-quarter economic output growth suggested that the expansion is continuing.
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PetroChina's domestic crude output fell 2.1 percent to 806.3 million barrels, whereas its overseas output rose 35.4 percent to 165.6 million barrels.
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Higher oil prices and rising output should feed increased investment in drilling and production, in turn boosting shale output more, he said.
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The OECD estimates that Italy's output gap, the shortfall between an economy's actual and potential output, will have closed by next year.
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A breakdown of Friday's output data showed construction suffered the biggest slump -- down 8.7% -- but manufacturing output also contracted sharply, by 2.9%.
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Second, there's the size of the output gap — the amount of extra output we could gain by getting up to full employment.
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In other words, it's a combination of 3-D input and output, instead of just viewing an artificially rendered 3-D output.
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Meanwhile, French private sector output hit a 10-month high in August, with the Markit flash French composite output index at 51.6.
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The areas have combined output of 2.2 billion cubic feet a day, about 76 percent of output from the Gulf of Thailand.
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Iran, in particular, has staked out its position that it will not freeze output, until it reaches its pre-sanctions output level.
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I forget what all all three of them are, but I think it's like damage input, damage output– Austin: It's not output.
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This is because faster productivity growth necessarily means faster economic output growth, and faster economic output growth implies higher interest rates. Why?
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The output gap is the difference between actual and potential economic output and is used to gauge the health of the economy.
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U.S. manufacturing output is at or near an all-time high, but all that output is being made with many fewer workers.
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Last year, output reached just 21,2612.1700 bpd, according to consultancy Wood Mackenzie, which expects output to drop to 220,000 bpd in 2017.
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Data released on Monday showed that China's crude steel output hit a record 72 million tonnes in March as mills raised output.
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The sharp rebound in prices was powered by major producers' plans to freeze output, declining U.S. oil output and strong gasoline demand.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Iraq's and Nigeria's oil ministers pledged on Thursday to reduce oil output to comply with their OPEC output targets.
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Infrastructure output, which comprises eight sectors - such as coal, crude oil and electricity - accounts for nearly 40 percent of India's industrial output.
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Saudi Arabia also increased its output by just over 23,000 million barrels, but continues to provide the lion's share of output cuts.
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The drags on output came from net exports and inventories, which together subtracted nearly two full percentage points off of Q4 output.
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Mandrik also told reporters that his company will be able to restore its output quickly once the current OPEC+ output deal expires.
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The record-setting output comes after a revision to last month's report showing November's output leaped to 10.038 million barrels a day.
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China's industrial output in January and February showed the output of computers, telecommunications equipment and other electronics rose sharply over the previous year.
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It was the first increase in Russian output since December and the highest level since output of 22016 million bpd in April 270.
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Output from major Russian oil companies fell last month, lead by a 0.7 percent output decline at world's biggest listed oil producer Rosneft.
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If you wanted to save the output to a different directory, you'd just prepend that to the output filename prefix, like: /otherdirectory/outputprefix.
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The rise in output during July (and hinted increase in August) was necessary because crude consumption and export sales had been outstripping output.
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Rather than restrain output, U.S. producers are expected to increase output by more than 1 million barrels of oil per day next year.
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The group has been reducing oil output since 2017 to prevent prices from sliding amid a weakening global economy and soaring U.S. output.
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Bosnian officials said the heat wave and drought had nearly halved agricultural output, which accounts for 10 percent of the country's economic output.
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The dropoff of 4.7 percentage points took refining output to 603 percent of capacity, representing the seasonally slowest rate of output since 2011.
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The areas have combined output of 2.2 billion cubic feet a day, about 76 percent of gas output from the Gulf of Thailand.
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Either through faster output growth, or by fewer hours worked, or both, total output divided by total hours worked would be rising quickly.
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Serbia's economic output grew by only a moderate two percent in 2017, affected by a drop in electricity output and a poor harvest.
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China is restricting domestic coal output and shutting inefficient mines, which, coupled with a decline in hydropower output, has boosted demand for imports.
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Its output has driven U.S. crude production to near 12 million barrels per day (bpd), forcing OPEC and allies to cut their output.
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Its output reached 4.4 million bpd in June, marking a cut of 170,000 bpd, according to a Reuters monthly survey of OPEC output.
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Copper output rose last year to 2,210 tonnes from 22019,215.1 tonnes in 28.7, while silver output declined to 27.5,22009 ounces from 250,20163 ounces.
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But OPEC was forced to curb output in 2016 as oil-producing nations faced budget shortfalls, and as prices recovered, shale's output accelerated.
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"We think it's possible for Tesla to free up floor space for more Model 3 output in Fremont at the expense of S/X output, and we expect that will also be the approach to supporting initial Model Y output," Osha wrote.
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New Year's Day at Output Location: Output Headliners: Maya Jane Coles Maya Jane Coles, the British DJ of "Truffle Butter" fame (among other things), will be pumping the tunes out of those bangin' Funktion-One's at Output on New Year's Day. 3.
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Oil prices touched a three-week low as rising output from Nigeria and Libya fueled concerns that OPEC-led output cuts are being undermined.
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"This year's steel output may have stood flat or actually fallen as output from induction furnaces was excluded (from data for 2016)," Qiu added.
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Beef output increased 2.4 percent to 7.2 million tonnes and lamb output grew by 4.2 percent to 4.59 million tonnes, the NBS data showed.
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Novak said Russia would restore its output in May and that contaminated oil would not have an impact on the country's annual output forecast.
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Compliance with output cuts remained high among OPEC members and industry sources said Russian figures for May showed output in line with its pledge.
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The fields have combined natural gas output of 2.1 billion cubic feet a day, about 76 percent of output from the Gulf of Thailand.
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While investments and industrial output signal an imminent recovery, unemployment will probably continue to drag on consumption, which accounts for most of Brazil's output.
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Rising output from U.S. shale producers has offset the impact of the output curbs, as has a climb in production from Libya and Nigeria.
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The composite PMI output index rose to 53.3 in June from 50.4 in May, supported by output growth in both manufacturing and service sectors.
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Earlier, Poland's statistics office said that industrial output fell unexpectedly in June by 2.7%, while analysts had expected the output to rise by 2.0%.
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Given output from other sources is now maximized or frozen, Saudi Arabia's optimal strategy is to reduce output and secure an increase in prices.
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But if rival producers start increasing their output significantly, maintaining output cuts will no longer be optimal and Riyadh will adjust its strategy accordingly.
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The fields have a combined output of 2.2 billion cubic feet a day, making up about 76 percent of the Gulf of Thailand's output.
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Output Headliners: John Digweed, Naveen G UK selector John Digweed does an eight-hour special at the throbbing center of Williamsburg nightlife, Output. 1.
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His success in securing output cuts from non-OPEC members like Russia has been undermined by booming U.S. shale output and slowing global demand.
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OPEC had used a conservative 351,000 bpd "reference production level" for Libyan oil output even when output in the country was near 600,000 bpd.
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Below are the main steps: * During the peak winter heating months around late November to late February, steel mills must cut output in half, aluminum output must be slashed by more than 30 percent and alumina output by around 30 percent in those regions.
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Analysts believe Hongqiao was exempt from environmental curbs on industrial output in the previous 2017/18 winter and was able to sustain full output throughout.
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But as long as U.S. manufacturers can boost output with automation, they may not need more factories to increase output to keep up with demand.
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The NBS figures suggest China's output surged to a record high of 3.050 million tonnes in December with full-year output apparently up 24.5 percent.
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Audi's weaker output helps explain a meager 20153 percent increase in Hungarian industrial output last year, and a slowdown in economic growth to 2 percent.
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Analysts believe Hongqiao was exempt from environmental curbs on industrial output in the previous 13/18 winter and was able to sustain full output throughout.
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First, it uses the precisely pixelated LED output to make the blue color and light output mimic the color and directional light of the sky.
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Oil output in Venezuela hit a long-term low of 1.505 million barrels per day in April, almost 500,000 bpd below its OPEC output target.
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China has opted not to enforce a repeat of blanket 24.56 percent output curbs on aluminum and alumina output in 25.5 northern cities this winter.
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"Higher mine output will gradually translate into higher refined output, easing the current market tightness," said analyst Daniela Corsini at Intesa Sanpaolo Bank in Milan.
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The filing, however, emphasized that average crude output in the second quarter was stable compared to output during the first three months of the year.
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ALUMINIUM OUTPUT: Global primary aluminum output fell to 4.92 million tonnes in February from a revised 5.411 million tonnes in January, data showed on Wednesday.
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On the contrary, OPEC crude oil output rose by 280,000 barrels a day in January to 32.63 million barrels a day as output from Iran.
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American output has already shot up by more than a quarter since mid-2016, taking it past Saudi Arabia's output of around 10 million bpd.
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CHINA OUTPUT: Chinese primary aluminium output fell on a daily basis in July from the month before, according to Reuters calculations based on official data.
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CHINA OUTPUT: Chinese primary aluminum output fell on a daily basis in July from the month before, according to Reuters calculations based on official data.
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The problem is that increased output and capacity at newer fields tends to be announced but declining output and capacity from older fields remains secret.
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The exhibition, which is roughly divided into historical sections, compares the relative restricted output of historical female artists with the prodigious output of artists today.
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U.S. crude output has surged past 286 million barrels a day largely because of the shale sector, whose output this year is up 22016 percent.
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Even as OPEC and allies reduce output, U.S. shale output has continued to rise and some analysts predict weaker economic growth will reduce oil demand.
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Their combined output has risen by 3.8 million bpd since September 2014, more than the peak output Iran has managed over the last three years.
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The government has said national coal output could reach 485 million tonnes in 2018, up from a realized output of 461 million tonnes in 2017.
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U.S. crude output has surged past 286 million barrels a day largely because of the shale sector, whose output this year is up 18.83 percent.
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The political divide between high-output and low-output parts of the country also meshes with the cleavage between urban America — largely won by Mrs.
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Oil prices fell 2.5 percent on concerns that rising U.S. output could dampen the impact of a recent deal among major producers to limit output.
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CHINA OUTPUT: China's refined copper output rose by 19.6% year-on-year to a record monthly high of 909,000 tonnes in November, official data showed.
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"Gas output will be rising, while oil production will be declining as expected," he said, adding that peak gas output would be in 2022-2023.
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However, national output will be cushioned by output from Western Australia, the country's largest grain growing region, which will total 8.2 million tonnes, it said.
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BEIJING, April 19 (Reuters) - * China March iron ore output -0.4 pct y/y at 66.89 mln tonnes - stats bureau * China March lead output +4.4 pct y/y at 423,000 tonnes - stats bureau * China March zinc output stood unchanged y/y at 469,000 tonnes - stats bureau * China March refined copper output +4.6 pct y/y at 753,000 tonnes - stats bureau * China March alumina output -4.8 pct y/y at 5.63 mln tonnes - stats bureau (Reporting by Muyu Xu and Aizhu Chen; Editing by Christian Schmollinger)
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Every time technology transformed and we called it disruptive, it really changed the input/output methodology and this is a new input/output methodology thats superior.
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For possible output-cut scenarios, see For a factbox on the history of OPEC oil output changes, see Additional reporting by Ahmad Ghaddar, Ernest Scheyder and
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Muilenburg said Boeing still plans to lift 22019 output and currently does not envision a scenario that would require cutting 280 output below 7773 a month.
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The output restrictions will also apply to more steel-making regions than last year, raising the possibility that steel output will decline over the winter period.
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Kazatomprom, the biggest global producer, cut 2017 output by 10 percent in January, and Areva SA said last month that it would slash output in Niger.
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Boeing said last month it will slow 0003 output this year, but both Boeing and Airbus plan to boost output sharply over the next few years.
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It's hoped that when the plant is complete, it will have an output of 100MW, and output 3.2 billion kWh of solar energy in 25 years.
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In February, U.S. output of goods meant to last at least six months rose 0.4 percent, led by gains in output of primary metals and machinery.
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Industrial output was still 10.2 percent below its peak in early 2008 during the three months to January 2016, while manufacturing output was 6.4 percent smaller.
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But the Fed's new estimates of factory output in prior months showed output was slightly lower than previously believed in each month between November and March.
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Services output increased 0.8 percent in the July-September period, compared with a 0.9 percent slide in manufacturing and a 1.1 percent drop in construction output.
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The decline in steel output also came amid several waves of anti-pollution alerts, where government seeks to curb output to cut emissions and reduce smog.
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The production growth is set to come mostly from expansion in the U.S. shale output, as well as from rising output in Brazil, Guyana and Canada.
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CMSN21.3-21 COPPER OUTPUT: Antofagasta reported a 2986% drop in fourth-quarter copper production, citing civil unrest in Chile, though it still registered record annual output.
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Under Mr. Trump's budget, the debt would decline from 27 percent of annual economic output in 210 to 59.8 percent of annual economic output in 2027.
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On Tuesday, government data showed the economy had contracted by 0.46% in the third quarter, hit by oil output cuts, although non-oil output grew 4.33%.
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The rising tide of U.S. oil output comes after prices rose following an agreement by OPEC producers, along with Russia and other countries, on output curbs.
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The producer group has agreed to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day through to March as U.S. output continues to climb to record levels.
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Global diamond output, however, decreased 5 percent from the previous year, driven primarily by a fall in Alrosa's own output and that of miner Rio Tinto.
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In addition, U.S. oil output hit a record high this year of about 11.3 million barrels, and sustained high output could reduce the impact of sanctions.
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He added that with a potential output fall of up to 1.5 million bpd in Iran and further outages in Venezuela and Libya, the world could be short of 2 million bpd of oil output without an increase in Saudi output by the end of the year.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's steel output hit record levels in October, rising for a third straight month as mills rushed to boost output ahead of winter production cuts.
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Morgan Stanley said in a recent note that producers are hedged at around 12 percent of their 2018 output and 40 percent for their current 103 output.
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While the country's output was down by around 112,000 bpd from the October 2018 level, Russia has pledged to cut output by 228,000 bpd from that level.
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China is the world's largest producer in both markets, accounting for 51.5 percent of global steel output and 54.4 percent of global primary aluminum output in April.
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China is the world's largest producer in both markets, accounting for 51.5 percent of global steel output and 54.4 percent of global primary aluminium output in April.
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By 2040, this means the world would need to replace over four times the current crude oil output of Saudi Arabia, just to keep output consistently flat.
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Jensen's government said on Monday that it expected economic output to exceed sustainable potential output next year and that its policies should address the risk of overheating.
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U.S. output hit a weekly record this week at more than 9.6 million bpd, approaching the 10 million bpd monthly record output levels reached in the 1970s.
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Emitters in a particular sector are allocated credits based on their carbon output — or rather, based on the average carbon output of a facility in their sector.
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Russian oil output fell close to a three-year low in early July, industry sources told Reuters, dragged down by declining output from the largest producer Rosneft.
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I've listened to most of his commercial output and large swaths of his informal output, and there are parts of his catalog I know word for word.
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Output cuts from producing countries coordinated by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries have been stymied by rising output from Libya and Nigeria, which are exempt.
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The tightness is a result of falling output after some companies including U.S. giant Peabody Energy, filed for bankruptcy, and other miners cut output at unprofitable mines.
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A positive output gap occurs when actual output exceeds the economy's full capacity, as factories and workers operate above their most efficient level to meet strong demand.
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However, Louisiana showed a 7 percent increase in output to 5.7 bcfd, the largest percentage increase, while Oklahoma's output rose to 6.9 bcfd, a 1 percent gain.
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OPEC's best strategy is simply to maximize its output and prices subject to the need not to ignite a new and unsustainable boom in U.S. shale output.
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Most observers believe though that even if agreed, any deal to freeze output would be a weak agreement compared to previous attempts by OPEC to cut output.
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"Balancing" power is so far handled mainly by traditional power plants while surplus wind power is often dealt with by curbing turbine output or throwing output away.
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It is estimated that the data output of a single autonomous vehicle in one day will be equal to today's daily data output of three thousand people.
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The European Union receives about 13 percent of Britain's economic output, while exports from the E.U. to the U.K. account for 2.5 percent of the bloc's output.
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Output in advanced manufacturing, accounting for over half of total industrial output, rose 6.9 percent in first quarter, while that in high-tech manufacturing surged 9.6 percent.
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Manufacturing, which is part of overall industrial output, also saw output rise 0.2 percent in April, compared with a forecast of 0.9 percent in the Reuters poll.
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OPEC's best strategy is simply to maximise its output and prices subject to the need not to ignite a new and unsustainable boom in U.S. shale output.
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Paulsen pointed to U.S. manufacturing output rebounding more than expected in November, rising 1.1%, while industrial output also rose 1.1% last month, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Paulsen pointed to U.S. manufacturing output rebounding more than expected in November, up 60.943%, while industrial output also rose 1.1% last month, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft and No.2 Russian oil company by output, Lukoil, cut their output by 0.6 percent and 0.5 percent month-on-month, respectively.
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The combined economic output of China's provinces has long exceeded national output measured by the National Bureau of Statistics, raising suspicions that local officials were overstating performance.
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Morgan Stanley analysts, however, said that output cuts by China's major aluminium producers would be offset by expansion in the collective output of the country's many smaller players.
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Once Africa's third-largest producer with output of 1.6 million barrels per day (bpd) before the revolution, Libya's oil output slumped to just 20183,000 bpd in May 2014.
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OPEC output in December was substantially higher than the level from where it agreed to lower output by 1.2 million barrels a day, according to a Reuters survey.
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This isn't the first time HTC has reduced its smartphone output; back in 2012, the company notably reduced its handset output to focus on its top-tier smartphones.
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"When the economy operates at a level higher than potential output, inflation tends to accelerate and, conversely, decelerates when the economy operates below its potential output," Leduc said.
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The Gulf of Mexico is home to 17 percent of daily U.S. crude output and five percent of natural gas output, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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The NOC had said it hoped to push output to more than 1 million bpd within months, on the way to pre-conflict output of 1.6 million bpd.
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The Gulf of Mexico is home to about 17 percent of daily U.S. crude output and 5 percent of natural gas output, according to the U.S. government estimates.
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The Gulf of Mexico produces 17 percent of daily U.S. crude oil output and 5 percent of daily natural gas output, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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UW's system attaches the camera's output directly to the output of the antenna, so the brightness of a pixel directly correlates to the length of the signal reflected.
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However, the finer details of the deal – notably, the awkward part ascertaining who will actually cut output to meet the reduced output level – have yet to be agreed.
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Natural gas output in the first quarter was at 8,203 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd), compared with an average daily output of 8,078 mmscfd in 2015.
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Remember, productivity is just output divided by inputs, and thus it includes anything and everything affecting how much output we get for each worker or piece of capital.
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It also plans to increase copper output from its equity holdings in mines to 300,000 tonnes from 260,000 tonnes, and gold output to 30 tonnes from 14 tonnes.
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Mopani Copper Mines Plc said output at its Kitwe and Mofulira mines would resume output once it resolves a dispute over tariffs with energy supplier, Copperbelt Energy Corp.
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DATA AHEAD (GMT) 0645 France Industrial output Aug 0830 UK GDP estimate Aug 0830 UK Industrial output Aug (Reporting by Vijaykumar Vedala in Bengaluru; Editing by Amrutha Gayathri)
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The main challenge comes from further increases in output from Iraq and Russia, and both countries have agreed to freeze or cut their output under the November agreement.
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The circumstances for an output deal are somewhat similar to those which facilitated the successful output-cutting deal of March 1999 between OPEC and certain non-OPEC countries.
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Last year, crude palm oil output by Indonesia, the world's top producer, jumped 12.5 percent to 43 million tonnes, its highest output in history after a bumper harvest.
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The private Caixin/Markit PMI found output, total new orders and output prices all returned to growth, while a survey of the service sector surprised with its strength.
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FACTORY OUTPUT AND RETAIL SALES Factory output is expected to rise 1.0 percent in February from the previous month, the first gain in four months, the poll showed.
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Stocks in Johannesburg rose 0.5 percent led by Anglogold Ashanti after data showed January's mining sector output was marginally stronger than expected mainly due to higher gold output.
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Barclays also warned the meeting could have limited impact because some producers who have the potential to raise output are unlikely to get involved in an output freeze.
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Around 15 OPEC and non-OPEC producers, accounting for about 73 percent of global oil output, support the output freeze initiative, the Qatari minister said in a statement.
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A finance ministry official noted December's fall in output followed an unusually steep jump in November when output rose at its fastest clip in more than seven years.
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While the expected jump in 2017 output likely won't return output to its 2015 peak, it could help statewide production again rise above 1 million barrels per day.
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The International Energy Agency expects non-OPEC output to rise by 300,000 bpd next year after a decline of 900,000 bpd in 2015 as North American output stabilizes.
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Crude oil output from Majnoon is now about 235,000 barrels per day (bpd) and Iraq plans to boost output to 450,000 bpd in three years, oil officials said.
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Once Africa's third-largest producer with output of 1.6 million barrels per day (bpd) before the revolution, Libya's oil output slumped to just 150,000 bpd in May 2014.
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Oil also drew support after Russia said its crude output fell in April, ahead of a meeting of major oil-producing countries in Doha aimed at freezing output.
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The top non-OPEC producer, Russia has in the past been unwilling to cut oil output, as it battles for market share with OPEC output leader Saudi Arabia.
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Moreover, any variability in the aggregate output of all wind plants is often canceled out by larger fluctuations in electricity demand and output deviations at conventional power plants.
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The ASX's energy index shed 0.8 percent on lower oil prices as rising output from Libya added to concerns about increasing U.S. production undermining OPEC-led output cuts.
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The Gulf of Mexico is home to 17 percent of daily U.S. crude output and 5 percent of natural gas output, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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The output increases come as the United States has urged some OPEC members to raise output to compensate for supply losses caused by renewed U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Oil and gas output continues to account for about 43% of real GDP, Moody's said, so output cuts in the past two years have intensified GDP growth volatility.
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Manufacturing output fell 1.1% on-year, slightly better than the forecast drop of 2.0% with a jump in pharmaceutical output helping to offset declines in the electronics segment.
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Non-OPEC member Russia, which had long resisted cutting output and pushed its production to new record highs in recent months, agreed to cut output by 300,000 bpd.
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IMPROVING OUTPUT Congo's cash-strapped energy industry has been boosted by major recent finds from Italy's ENI and France's Total , raising output to about 350,000 barrels per day.
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OPEC+ producers pump more than 21.5% of the world's oil and have constrained output since 2017 in an effort to balance rapidly rising output from the United States.
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However, IEA warns that growth in shale oil output won't be enough to offset declining output from conventional oil fields, which provide the bulk of the world's supply.
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Manufacturing output last month was held back by output declines of 0.2 percent at aerospace factories, 0.5 percent for those producing plastics and 0.4 percent in food industries.
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Speaking in Buenos Aires, Putin said on Saturday that he had no concrete figures on possible output cuts but that Russia would continue contributing to reducing global output.
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The Gulf of Mexico is home to about 17 percent of daily U.S. crude output and 5 percent of daily natural gas output, according to U.S. government estimates.
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Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich denied that Russia would take state-led action to reduce output, although he allowed that low prices might force output to fall.
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Output at Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) projects declined by 0.6 percent in March as plans for an output rise at the ExxonMobil-led Sakhalin-1 project have been delayed.
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The Gulf of Mexico is home to about 17 percent of U.S. crude output and 5 percent of dry natural gas output, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Likewise undercutting all forecasts, French industrial output slumped 1.6 percent on the month, while Italy suffered a second month of declining output for the first time since late 2014.
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OPEC and non-OPEC officials will meet later this month to discuss proposals for sharing an oil output increase, after the groups decided in June to boost output moderately.
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We are seeing significant gains from upgrading existing lines to increase output, which allows Tesla and Panasonic to achieve the same output with less spent on new equipment purchases.
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However, while some output gap likely still exists, the plausible range for the output gap is much too small to accommodate demand effects nearly as large as Friedman finds.
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In the Eagle Ford region, output is expected to edge higher by 7,000 bpd to about 1.43 million bpd, which would be the highest monthly output since January 2016.
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Combined oil output was about 285,000 barrels per day in the first four months of the year, with natural gas output at 48.5 million cubic metres (mcm) per day.
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They also give you MIDI output, not audio, so you also have to have a bit more knowledge about music production to shape the output into an actual song.
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OUTPUT DROP OPEC said its oil output in June fell by 2000,000 bpd to 29.83 million bpd as U.S. sanctions on Iran boosted the impact of the supply pact.
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Increasing U.S. crude output has undermined efforts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers to curb output and reduce a glut that has depressed prices.
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Prices, however, fell for the first week in six, pressured by rising U.S. output data and doubts that Russia would support an extension of the OPEC output cut deal.
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The February survey indicates that output from the 212.75 OPEC members with supply reduction targets fell by 210.90,210.88 bpd from January, while total OPEC output dropped by 211.05,211.17 bpd.
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OPEC and non-OPEC officials will meet later this month to discuss proposals for sharing an oil output increase, after the groups decided in June to boost output moderately.
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"Wind power output rose 23 percent year-on-year to 21 TWh, while solar output jumped 25 percent to 7.4 TWh in the same period," RTE said in statement.
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The private Caixin/Markit PMI found output, total new orders and output prices all returned to growth also, while a survey of the service sector surprised with its strength.
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Overall industrial output expanded 0.7 percent in April and estimates of output in three of the previous four months were also lowered, including a sharply reduced estimate for February.
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The field is a major supplier of natural gas to Europe, and the permitted oil output is tightly regulated to prevent a drop in output from the gas reservoir.
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The May output decline was driven by a 6.9 percent drop in production of vehicles and a 1.9 fall in output of steel used in construction, the data showed.
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The group, which has been curbing output since 2017, said it would raise supply by returning to 100 percent compliance with previously agreed output cuts, after months of underproduction.
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Guangdong province produces about 1 million tonnes of sugar a year, around a tenth of the country's output, while Guangxi's annual sugar output is more than 6 million tonnes.
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The Gulf of Mexico is home to 17 percent of U.S. crude oil output and 5 percent of natural gas output daily, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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But producers ended up cutting more and so agreed in June to limit their reductions by more than their output targets, meaning restoring about 1 million bpd in output.
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The positive notes, however, a 1.2% rise in output of durable goods, such as televisions and cars, and a 1.8% increase in output of capital goods, such as machinery.
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Aramco plans to increase its output to 12.3 million barrels per day (b/d) from April, with the United Arab Emirates also pledging to raise output from next month.
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Analysts say the producers are likely to continue discussing a way to tackle growing output from Libya and Nigeria, two OPEC members that were exempt from the output cuts.
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In the Eagle Ford region, output is expected to edge higher by 20.4,232.2 bpd to about 227.1 million bpd, which would be the highest monthly output since January 2016.
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Early production would start in 2022 with a crude output potential of 280,000 barrels per day (bpd) and a gas output target of 220 million cubic feet per day.
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Even though Pemex's output was expected to grow slightly this year, a senior official said on Tuesday he does not expect a major change in crude output before 2025.
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Leading Russian oil companies, responsible for three quarters of output in the world's largest producer, say they will boost output next year after reaching record levels in recent months.
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He said Russia's 2019 oil output was seen at a record-high 560 million tonnes (11.25 million barrels per day) and natural gas output at 737 billion cubic meters.
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But workers say liquid steel output in January signals that output this year will reach just 3 percent of its installed capacity, the lowest since it opened in 1963.
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In tonnes, Russian oil and gas condensate output rose to 22020 million last year, up from 22019 million in 24.286, as small-sized oil producers cranked up their output.
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The increased drilling boosted Changqing's total gas output to 2150 bcm in 22018, a quarter of China's total gas output, and compared to an earlier target of 220 bcm.
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OPEC and non-OPEC officials will meet later this month to discuss proposals for sharing an oil-output increase, after the groups decided in June to boost output moderately.
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Hansson, Estonia's central bank chief, called the euro zone's growth momentum fantastic and argued that the output gap or the difference between actual and potential output, is closing "very quickly".
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The International Energy Agency, an intergovernmental forecaster, predicted that Brazilian output would boom last year—yet output dipped as new oilfields were slow to begin production and mature ones fell.
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But a Reuters survey on Friday found OPEC oil output rose last month, mostly because of higher production in Iraq and also Libya, an OPEC member exempt from cutting output.
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Manufacturers surveyed by the ministry expect output to rise 0.8 percent in July and 3.6 percent in August, which also shows that gains in output are likely to be maintained.
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Weakness in pharmaceuticals and marine offshore engineering output tempered the overall rise in industrial production in November, with pharmaceuticals output shrinking 31.1 percent and offshore engineering production sinking 31.9 percent.
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Output from the world's top oil producers Russia, the United States and Saudi Arabia has risen by 1.05 million bpd in the last three months, based on official output figures.
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Nippon Steel slashed 2015/16 output by 6 percent to 42.17 million tonnes, the lowest in six years, while JFE lowered its output by 4 percent to 27.36 million tonnes.
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The Gulf of Mexico is home to 17 percent of daily U.S. crude oil output and 5 percent of daily natural gas output, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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The Gulf of Mexico is home to about 17 percent of U.S. crude output and 20103 percent of dry natural gas output daily, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Had the kingdom at that time reduced output, the shale players would have taken up the slack, with prices falling nevertheless, but Saudi having less output to show for it.
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation said last week that output was rising following repairs after attacks in the Niger Delta that had pushed Nigeria's crude output to 30-year lows.
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These state that a euro zone country should not have a deficit higher than 3% of its annual output and a public debt higher than 60% of its annual output.
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But domestic gas production is turning down, with output nearly 4 percent lower in July 2016 compared with July 2015 ("Falling U.S. gas output meets stronger demand", Reuters, Oct 3).
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The Saudi OPEC delegation told their Iranian counterparts that Tehran should freeze output at 3.66 million bpd — the latest estimates of Iranian output by OPEC experts, known as secondary sources.
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Iran has reported its output at 10.7 million bpd in September and said it would only cap its output at 12.7 percent of OPEC's total ceiling — or 4.2 million bpd.
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Mining output increased 1.2 percent last month, while utilities output moved up 0.7 percent as warmer-than-usual temperatures led people to use their air conditioners more, the Fed said.
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The company said copper output fell to 470 tonnes in the third quarter from 222 tonnes in same period of 2430, while silver output rose 22016 percent to 23,22 ounces.
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Venezuela's economic troubles have hit the country's oil output, which is at near 30-year lows, but Iran's output has not been affected by a wave of anti-government protests.
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In the short term, that appears to be comfortably enough to offset shrinking output from mature fields and maintain or increase a current output level of around 2 million bpd.
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The output gap measures how far away an economy is from its full potential, a sweet spot defined as the level of output consistent with stable inflation and full employment.
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The minister also publically expressed doubt over the methods that OPEC uses to estimate the oil output figures of its members, saying that it underestimates the size of Iraq's output.
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The U.S. Gulf of Mexico is home to about 17 percent of U.S. crude output and 5 percent of dry natural gas output, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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In Britain, dwindling North Sea output, Russia's unpredictable export strategy, rising offshore wind output and the potential for more or less LNG from the United States all complicate demand forecasts.
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Steel output in the European Union fell 1.8 percent to 166.2 million tonnes last year, the data showed, while output in North America was 110.7 million tonnes, down 8.6 percent.
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Nigeria's output has rebounded since its exemption, granted last year after militant attacks that cut its output to close to 1 million bpd, but Kachikwu said the recovery is ongoing.
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Service sector output rose by 1 percent in seasonally adjusted terms in June on-month, posting the fastest jump since December and saving the overall output figure from falling further.
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Instead, it will randomly output a binary number that's, say, 20 bits long, after being given a distribution that specifies the desired probability for each possible 21-bit output string.
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The March survey indicates that output from the 210.90 OPEC members with supply reduction targets fell by 210.90,211.05 bpd from February, while total OPEC output also dropped by 2114,2130.400 bpd.
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Iran was exempted from last month's OPEC deal to reduce output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) starting from January, and had been expected to boost its output slightly.
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The Saudi OPEC delegation told their Iranian counterparts that Tehran should freeze output at 3.66 million bpd - the latest estimates of Iranian output by OPEC experts, known as secondary sources.
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Iran has reported its output at 10.7 million bpd in September and said it would only cap its output at 12.7 percent of OPEC's total ceiling - or 4.2 million bpd.
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Chinese data on Thursday showed that its base metals output rose quickly in the first two months of the year as producers responded to higher prices by ramping up output.
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The country's coal output is expected to rise 9.2 percent this year to 41.51 million tonnes, the government said, adding that output in the first quarter reached 10.76 million tonnes.
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However, despite similar measures last winter, steel output actually increased as mills in areas not subject to restrictions were able to boost production to more than offset lost output elsewhere.
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Both measures are designed to boost gas output and reduce flaring - the process of releasing gas produced as a byproduct of crude output into the atmosphere, which is considered wasteful.
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For the whole of 2017, however, Russian output rose to an average output of 10.98 million bpd, compared with 10.96 million bpd in 2016 and 10.72 million bpd in 2015.
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The output shortfall from last year is narrowing, according to the ICSG, which estimates global mine output was down by "only" 1 percent year-on-year in the second quarter.
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Speaking to reporters, Novak said an output freeze is one of the options under discussion, though he declined to give details or reveal at what level output would be frozen.
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Oil rose on Tuesday, supported by expectations of an extension next week to OPEC output cuts, but prices remained under pressure from signs of higher output in the United States.
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Algeria's total oil output was previously estimated at 1.1 million bpd, but it has cut production by 50,000 barrels to adhere to an agreement by OPEC members to trim output.
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Based on the cuts over three months, the measures would reduce China's total annual steel output by 8 percent annually and aluminum output by 17 percent, according to Reuters calculations.
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They account for one third of China's crude steel output, while Hebei, Henan and Shandong are the top three aluminum producing regions accounting for around 70 percent of total output.
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U.S. crude oil inventories unexpectedly fell from record highs last week as refineries continued to hike output and imports fell while gauging the possibility of an output freeze by producers.
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Apart from booming shale output, supply recovery in Nigeria and Libya, the two OPEC members exempt from the deal to cut output, pose additional risks for crude markets, analysts said.
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The International Energy Agency sees oil output from shale formations, which now represent about two-thirds of U.S output, plateauing at well over 11 million barrels in the mid-2020s.
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Productivity, the amount of output per hour of work, is a major ingredient in rising living standards because it allows employers to pay higher wages funded by the increased output.
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Saudi Arabia said on Tuesday it would go along with a freeze in oil output if other producers agreed, but cautioned that Iran could foil any attempt to limit output.
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The EIA was more cautious about the outlook for U.S. oil output; in June 2014 the agency predicted oil output would be running at 9.5 million bpd in November 2015.
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Following years of sharp output losses, Venezuela's crude output is projected to tumble to 1.38 million barrels per day (mb/d) by the end of 2018, according to the IEA.
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Aramco's oil output capacity was restored to 11.813 million barrels per day (bpd) after the attack knocked out 5.7 million bpd of the kingdom's output, sources told Reuters last week.
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North Dakota oil output rose 61,000 bpd in April to 13 million bpd versus March while output in the federal Gulf of Mexico declined 98,000 bpd to 1.58 million bpd.
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That is because exports to the European Union make up around 13 percent of Britain's economic output, while exports the other way account for 2.5 percent of the bloc's output.
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Oil prices fell on Monday as the market worried about higher output from OPEC and the United States, and as oil exporters met to discuss a deal to limit output.
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Global crude steel output hit 131.8 million tonnes in February, data from the World Steel Association (worldsteel) showed, as output in China rose 5.9 percent to hit 64.9 million tonnes.
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Unlike the OPEC and non-OPEC state-run producers that have agreed to curb output, there is no mechanism for U.S. independent producers and global oil majors to restrain output.
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The bank credits "stellar" growth in oil demand, OPEC members sticking to the output deal and the downward spiral of crude output in Venezuela, which is mired in economic crisis.
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The new train is expected to boost output by 35% to 30 million tonnes per year, NLNG said in a statement, and will arrest a decline in Nigeria's LNG output.
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Crude has been range-bound for more than 60 days, constrained by concerns that U.S. output may counter OPEC's agreement to reduce output during the first half of the year.
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The OPEC+ group has been curbing output since 2017 to counter surging production from United States, now the world's biggest oil producer thanks to rapid growth in shale oil output.
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These volumes are small compared with Pemex's July crude output of 1.84 million bpd, but the state-run company has been unable to reverse a decline in output since 2005.
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OPEC and its producer allies have been capping their collective output since 2017 and Novak on Friday said the OPEC+ nations might consider ending their oil output curbs in 2020.
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In tonnes, oil output rose to 20183 million last month from 22018 million in November, lifted by a 2017.5 percent rise in output at leading oil company Rosneft For the whole of 260.6, the average output of 10.98 million bpd compared with 10.96 million bpd in 2016 and 10.72 million bpd in 2015.
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OPEC uses two sets of figures for output estimates - submissions by the countries themselves and estimates by secondary sources, which are usually lower but are seen as better reflecting real output.
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Oil prices sank to a 15-month low following news that output from the U.S. and Russia had hit record levels ahead of planned output cuts by OPEC and its allies.
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"With supply disruptions making a return and Chinese mine output stagnant, global mine output will barely grow over H2 2019," analyst Colin Hamilton at BMO Capital Markets said in a note.
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CMZN123-212 COPPER OUTPUT: Freeport-McMoRan Inc's copper output fell 2345 percent to around 21245,000 tonnes in the first quarter, while Anglo American's production rose by 4 percent to 161,100 tonnes.
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But this is less and less the case since the global output gap has already fallen below 0.5% of potential output and is projected to disappear within a year or two.
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From there, the device gets a measure of the heart's maximum output, or its systolic pressure, before releasing to get a measure of the heart's resting output, or the diastolic pressure.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's average daily steel output in December hit its lowest level since March, according to Reuters calculations based on official data, as producers cut output amid shrinking profit-margins.
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Nigeria, a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, is party to a pact to curb output to support prices, although OPEC data showed its output rose in January.
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Draghi said growing below potential for too long actually reduced the economy's potency because instead of output rising toward capacity, potential would fall toward the actual output, permanently embedding low growth.
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Under the deal, Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, agreed to cut output by 486,000 barrels per day (bpd), or 4.61 percent of its October output of 10.544 million bpd.
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Oil prices are being supported by efforts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-affiliated allies like Russia to trim output, as well as plummeting Venezuelan output.
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But in the center-western region of Daloa, which produces a quarter of national output, farmers said they thought rainfall in recent weeks would be insufficient to boost mid-crop output.
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From a Saudi perspective, the important consideration is that Iran cannot increase its output much further, and that Iraq and Russia have committed to freezing if not actually reducing their output.
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Rising U.S. output and inventories should somewhat offset output cuts agreed to by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other producers, including Russia, hoping to reduce a global glut.
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But even in the less volatile period from March to May, industrial output fell 0.5 percent, it said, adding the data pointed to slightly weaker industrial output in the second quarter.
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The Saudi energy minister said on Sunday that March oil output was 9.8 million bpd and the country, OPEC's biggest producer, planned to keep its April output at the same level.
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Notably, Saudi Arabia reported it raised output by 190,000 barrels a day, pushing its total output to 10.07 million barrels a day, slightly above the cap it agreed to in November.
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Its manufacturing sector, which has taken a hit this year, posted its first rise in five months in September on a surge in pharmaceutical output, but electronics output continued to contract.
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But in the centre-western region of Daloa, which produces a quarter of national output, farmers said they thought rainfall in recent weeks would be insufficient to boost mid-crop output.
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OPEC's oil output rose in June to its highest in recent history, a Reuters survey showed, as Nigeria's output partially recovers from militant attacks and Iran and Gulf members boost supplies.
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Oil output in 2019 was 3.7% below target while gas output dropped 15.2% below target due to field curtailments, pipe leaks and dozens of unplanned field shutdowns, according to SKK Migas.
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The growth in thermal power output is running at a faster pace than the increase in domestic coal output, which rose 4.8 percent in the first 10 months of the year.
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Meanwhile, Goldman thinks OPEC is likely to keep its output limits in place, even as crude stockpiles return to the five-year average, which is the goal of its output deal.
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GRAPHIC: China crude processing vs fuel output & exports - tmsnrt.
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Graphic: Russian, U.S. and Saudi crude oil output - tmsnrt.
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Potential output – the economy's productive capacity – grows fairly smoothly.
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In this view, Saudi Arabia is increasing output as a warning to rivals that if there is no agreement on a production freeze it has the means to continue raising its output and intensify the pain for all oil exporters ("Saudi signals it may hit new output record ahead of freeze talks", Reuters, Aug. 403).
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In a securities filing on Monday, Vale said iron ore output jumped 10.3 percent from the year before to 104.945 million tonnes, while pellet output rose 19.63 percent to 13.878 million tonnes.
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State-controlled EDF is required to maintain a minimum output level so as to prevent power cuts during any strike action and the public may not notice the lower nuclear power output.
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Oil pared gains on Tuesday as concerns about rising supply from U.S. shale output overshadowed an OPEC-led effort to cut global output, which has supported oil prices in a higher range.
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That has changed the situation for all of North America, at a time when Mexico's oil and gas output was in decline and Canada found some of its potential crude output landlocked.
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Earlier this month, Vale said total iron ore output slipped in the first quarter due to heavy rains, but kept its output goal for the year on hold at 390 million tonnes.
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Rosneft, the world's largest listed oil producer by output, raised its oil production by 4.6 percent year-on-year in December, while Lukoil and Surgutneftegaz both increased their output by 2.5 percent.
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Government figures show 12.6 percent of Britain's economic output is linked to exports to the EU's 27 other members, for whom only 3.1 percent of output is linked to exports to Britain.
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U.S. crude output is expected to surge beyond 11 million bpd by late 2018, limiting the effectiveness of output cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers.
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Production from the 11 OPEC members with output targets under the deal has averaged 29.757 million bpd in March, according to average assessments of secondary sources OPEC uses to monitor its output.
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In 2016, real GDP growth is expected to slow to 1.6%, despite stability in non-agricultural output growth (forecast at 3.5%), as drought-affected agricultural output is expected to decline around 0003%.
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Oil prices fell on Thursday amid weakening factory output in China and Japan and record U.S. crude output, although markets remained relatively well-supported by supply cuts led by producer club OPEC.
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A 2012 drought in the United States that slashed corn output, for example, caused ethanol plants to shutter or reduce output but not a notable change in food prices, the report said.
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Kuwait's oil output fell as low as 1.1 million barrels per day during the strike from the usual output of around 3 million bpd, tarnishing the country's image as a reliable exporter.
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CHINA STEEL: Chinese steel output dropped in September from a record high the previous month as mills in the world's top producer cut output as part of a campaign for clearer skies.
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OPEC's oil output has risen in June to its highest in recent history, a Reuters survey showed, as Nigeria's output partially recovers from militant attacks and Iran and Gulf members boost supplies.
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Overall industrial output rose 0.7 percent last month, beating the consensus forecast of a 0.3 percent gain, as utilities output rebounded from March when it was restrained by warmer-than-usual weather.
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Lee also said output in top producer Indonesia has gone down "substantially" in the first half of the year, and that output for the full year will be below last year's levels.
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BUENOS AIRES, Dec 1 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that had no concrete figures on possible oil output cuts though Russia would continue with its contribution to reducing global output.
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The surge in U.S. oil output counters efforts led by the Middle East-dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to cut output to tighten the market and prop up prices.
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BHP reported a rebound in iron ore output in the fourth quarter after a cyclone hit production in March, and forecast modest output growth in 2019/20 amid a surge in prices.
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China's coal output fell 12 percent in October compared to the same month a year earlier, showing that miners have been unable so far to respond to Beijing's call to lift output.
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Five leading Russian oil companies, responsible for three quarters of output in the world's largest producer, all say they will be boosting output next year after reaching record levels in recent months.
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The rise in natural gas output stands in sharp contrast to the decline in crude oil production, which fell to the lowest on record in May as output declines from older fields.
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Data released on Thursday showed manufacturing output contracted by 2.5 percent in January, while mining output fell by 2743 percent year-on-year, further signs of weakness in Africa's most industrialised economy.
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"That will increase the ultimate recovery ... Bringing compression in will (also) increase the annual output and effectively will extend the field life by keeping the annual output going for longer," Denny said.
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For the first time since 21984, the kingdom can afford to cut output without too much risk that other producers would fill the gap by raising their output in the near term.
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Energy consulting firm IPD Latin America caused waves earlier this year when it forecast that output could slip to 2.35 million bpd this year, a figure on par with last month's output.
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Oil prices fell on Thursday amid weakening factory output in China and Japan and record U.S. crude output, although markets remained relatively well supported by supply cuts led by producer club OPEC.
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The Arizona-based miner, which operates in Peru and Mexico, said its copper output rose 26.1 percent in the second quarter year-on-year thanks to surging output at its Buenavista mine.
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Manufacturing output rose 0.5 percent last month, the U.S. Federal Reserve said on Wednesday in a report on output across the industrial sector, which comprises manufacturing, mining, and electric and gas utilities.
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However, Indonesian coal producers that slashed output in recent years due to slumping prices are not expected to be in a position to quickly boost output, association chairman Pandu Sjahrir told Reuters.
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The January drop in OPEC output has been offset slightly by higher supply from Libya and Nigeria, which are both exempt from the OPEC agreement because of output losses caused by conflict.
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The sources said any rise in Saudi output would still be within its output quota in a pact on supply cuts agreed between OPEC and its allies, a group known as OPEC+.
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WE STILL GET INCREASES IN EMPLOYMENT WERE STILL GETTING INCREASES IN OUTPUT WE WOULD LOVE MORE INCREASES IN OUTPUT AND SO THERES ROOM FOR EXPANSION, AND WE WOULD CERTAINLY LIKE MORE INFLATION.
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On the supply side, Saudi Arabia raised its oil output in October to 10.3 million barrels per day (bpd), although it kept its supplies to oil markets below its OPEC output target.
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Inequality might thus contribute to higher GDP (the difference in output per person between America and Belgium, for example, is entirely down to differences in hours worked rather than output per hour).
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Most of the extra output between September and March came from oilfields in the Gulf of Mexico, where production increased by 257,000 bpd, and Alaska, where output was up by 74,000 bpd.
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Bijan Zanganeh, Iran's oil minister, said his country doesn't support an output ceiling and that its output quota should be based on historic levels of about 14.5 percent of OPEC's total production.
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Chitando said platinum output was expected to rise to 1,023,000 ounces by 2023 from 917,000 ounces last year as the producers Anglo Platinum, Impala Platinum Holdings and Sibanye-Stillwater ramp up output.
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That has changed the situation for all of North America, at a time when Mexico's oil and gas output was in decline and Canada found some of its potential oil output landlocked.
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China National Petroleum Corp's (CNPC) president Wang Yilin earlier this month promised to adjust the company's crude output plan to reduce "inefficient output" in the fourth quarter, the company's official newspaper reported.
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Vale, the world's top iron ore producer, said iron ore output reached 96.755 million tonnes in the period while pellet output hit 12.838 million tonnes, despite the strike over rising diesel prices.
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OPEC agrees to cut oil output: Leaders in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) agreed on a preliminary deal Wednesday to cut oil output for the first time in eight years.
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Including Nigeria and Libya, output by all 13 OPEC members in June rose to about 32.47 million bpd, according to the average assessments of secondary sources OPEC uses to monitor its output.
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Euro zone April monthly output increased mostly because of the output of consumer durable goods, such as cars and fridges, which rose 2.3 percent after a 0.8 percent drop the previous month.
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The energy sector dropped 1.4 percent as oil prices slid on concerns that rising Iraqi exports and U.S. output could dampen the impact of a deal among major producers to limit output.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran urged other oil producers on Monday to continue talks on an output freeze to prop up crude prices, but insisted it was justified in not freezing its own output.
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Industrial output was weak across the board in December, ISTAT said, with output of consumer goods, investment goods, intermediate goods and energy products all down more than 2% from the month before.
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The U.S. Gulf of Mexico is home to about 17 percent of the nation's crude oil output and 5 percent of dry natural gas output, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Nigeria agreed at the St. Petersburg meeting to cap its output at 1.8 million barrels a day once output stabilizes at that level, but Libya has not yet agreed to production caps.
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The inventory rise stoked concern that the glut could persist because shale supply, along with more output from Brazil and Canada, could offset output cuts by OPEC and some non-OPEC suppliers.
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While U.S. oil output continues to surge along with the productivity of existing wells, the increasingly sparse number of operating wells could eventually drag on output and provide a boost to prices.
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That has changed the situation for all of North America at a time when Mexico's oil and gas output was in decline and Canada found some of its potential oil output landlocked.
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Factory output in October was far below the 1.4% expansion forecast for the month by analysts in a Reuters poll, and was the slowest since February 2013, when output had fallen 4.4%.
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Gulf of Mexico output rose by 228,000 bpd in the five months to February, while onshore production from the lower 48 states increased by 175,000 bpd and Alaska's output rose 61,20153 bpd.
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But the plunge in French output should leave EU soft wheat output well shy of last year's record 151 million tonnes, despite bumper yields in eastern states such as Romania and Bulgaria.
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The worldsteel data showed India, which this year overtook Japan to become the world's second largest steel producer, boosted output by 5.3 percent in March, while Japan boosted output by 2.2 percent.
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While declining U.S. oil output and strong gasoline demand were responsible for some of that recovery, the bulk of it was powered by major producers' plans to freeze output at January's highs.
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The rig count, an early indicator of future output, declined as independent exploration and production companies cut spending on new drilling as they focus more on earnings growth instead of increased output.
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BEIJING, Aug 233.65 (Reuters) - * China's July crude oil throughput rose 657.33% year on year to 2657.3 million tonnes, the National Bureau of Stattistics said on Wednesday * Jan-July crude oil throughput up 23% year on year at 24.03 million tonnes * July crude steel output up 5% year on year at 85.22 million tonnes * Jan-July crude steel output up 9% year on year at 577.06 million tonnes * July coal output up 12.2% year on year at 322.23 million tonnes * Jan-July coal output up 33% year on year at 2.09 billion tonnes * July coke output up 5.9% year on year at 39.61 million tonnes * Jan-July coke output up 6.7% year on year at 274 million tonnes * July non-ferrous output up 2.6 % year on year at 4.9 million tonnes * Jan-July non-ferrous output up 4.3% year on year at 33.65 million tonnes * July power generation up 0.6 % year on year at 657.3 billion kwh * Jan-July power generation up 3% year on year at 4.03 trln kwh (Reporting by Shivani Singh)
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Oil output from those areas is about 35,000 barrels a day, or less than 2 percent of the company's petroleum output and less than some single wells in Petrobras' giant offshore Lula field.
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OPEC agreed on Wednesday to its first oil output cuts since 2008 after Saudi Arabia accepted "a big hit" on its production and dropped its demand on arch-rival Iran to slash output.
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In fact, info printed on the Switch's standard power adapter says it can output as much as 39 watts, which is a far cry from the Hyundai/Tomax's max output of 10 watts.
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The blast an Aichi Steel plant has curbed production of steel parts, which may impact output at the world's best-selling automaker which produces around 40 percent of its global output in Japan.
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Saudi Arabia cut oil output in January by at least 486,000 bpd to 10.058 million bpd, fully implementing OPEC's agreement to reduce output, according to a Gulf source familiar with Saudi oil policy.
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On Friday, OPEC officials were unable to agreed on how to implement a deal to limit output amid objections by Iran which has been reluctant to even freeze its output, OPEC sources said.
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THE BATTLE FOR LIBYA'S OIL Once Africa's third-largest producer with output of 1.6 million barrels per day (bpd) before the revolution, Libya's oil output slumped to just 20183,000 bpd in May 2014.
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The data suggests that German industry, whose output rose less than expected in October due to stagnating factory output, will only witness a mild recovery in the last three months of this year.
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Then one might be tempted to think that the program would raise output growth each year by a percentage point, and so raise the level of output after a decade by about 10%.
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Revisions are concentrated in output from the Lower 48 states, excluding federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico, so they are mostly about shale output, rather than offshore fields and Alaska (tmsnrt.rs/2moXWnN).
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Chinese aluminum output increased at a double-digit pace over the first part of this decade but growth slowed to just 1.6% last year and output has marginally contracted so far this year.
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Production rose as well, with U.S. output hitting 212 million barrels a day, a new weekly record; all-time daily output measured on a monthly basis broke a 47-year record in November.
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In addition, Libya and Nigeria, two OPEC members exempted from the curbs, have increased output although not by enough to alter the overall picture of lower OPEC output in the six-month period.
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Rosneft, whose total output is about 4.6 million bpd, has said it plans to triple oil output from its three new large Siberian oilfields -- Kuyumba, Tagulskoye and Russkoye -- to 120,000 bpd this year.
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EDF said nuclear output had been crimped due to additional safety checks, in particular on steam generators, which reduced nuclear output in the first nine months by 6.3 percent to 287.1 terawatthours (TWh).
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Considering only output in Brazil, Petrobras said it produced 2.48 million barrels of oil and equivalent natural gas a day in August, down from its local output of 2.69 million barrels in August.
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Chinese aluminium output increased at a double-digit pace over the first part of this decade but growth slowed to just 1.6% last year and output has marginally contracted so far this year.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Thursday Moscow was working with Kazakhstan and Mexico, though not the United States, on joint output curbs, but reiterated it preferred to freeze output over cuts.
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The UAE, among the core Gulf OPEC group that traditionally shows high compliance with output agreements, has focused on expanding its production capacity in the last few years, rather than on limiting output.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said on Tuesday it would go along with a freeze in oil output if other producers agreed one but cautioned that Iran could foil any attempt to limit output.
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The decline in global steel output accelerated toward the end of the year, falling 5.7 percent in December to 126.7 million tonnes, while China's output dropped by 5.2 percent to 64.4 million ton.
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Soaring U.S. output, as well as rising output in Canada and Brazil, is undermining efforts by the Middle East dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to curb supplies and bolster prices.
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The device was hooked up to a computer where it measured the wearer's metabolic output, and cycled through dozens of tiny adjustments until it found the one that caused the lowest metabolic output.
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LONDON (Reuters) - OPEC's oil output is likely to set another record high in October, a Reuters survey found on Monday, as Nigerian and Libyan output partially recovered from disruptions and Iraq boosted exports.
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OPEC oil output fell OPEC oil output fell for a fourth straight month in April, a Reuters survey showed on Tuesday, dropping to 31.97 million bpd as Nigeria and Libya pumped less crude.
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Across the Atlantic, a first estimate of euro zone economic output will show if recently disappointing data, including sentiment indicators and industrial output, have caused a significant slowdown at the start of 2018.
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As ministers including Falih and Zanganeh emerged smiling from the room and praised OPEC's first output-limiting deal since 2008, Luaibi called a separate briefing to complain about OPEC's estimates of Iraqi output.
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Figures from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis show industrial output a tad below an all-time record level, while nearly double the output of the Reagan presidency, another supposed golden age.
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Chinese Refined Zinc Output Rebounds - here Higher Chinese production is not showing up in exchange warehouses partly because the additional output is being stashed away in private storage facilities, analysts and traders said.
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Rosneft, whose total output is about 4.6 million bpd, has said it plans to triple oil output from its three new large Siberian oilfields — Kuyumba, Tagulskoye and Russkoye — to 120,000 bpd this year.
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Services output tends to be much less cyclical than manufacturing or construction, and the expansion of service output and employment is one reason why the economic cycle has been dampened in recent decades.
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S-Oil is currently maximising gasoline output, as its margin is healthier than that of diesel, said Bang, adding that gasoline output will increase dramatically in 2018 once its expansion project is completed.
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The union said in a statement that output from at least six of France's 19 nuclear plants had been reduced by 0900 GMT after members walked out or reduced output at some sites.
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Iran, which wants to regain market share after the lifting of Western sanctions on Tehran rather than freeze output, told OPEC it raised output by a minor 15,000 bpd to 3.40 million bpd.
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Brick output fell short of expectations in recent months in the UK, the company said, and it cautioned that cost recovery and output in the second half is likely to be below expectations.
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Signs this week of rising output in the United States have dampened the impact of a deal restricting output agreed by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and several other producers.
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Prices rallied in the third quarter as producers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC producers cut output and as hurricanes squeezed fuel output in the United States.
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A 1.8 percent rise in output in the construction sector and an surge of 2.6 percent in energy output were not enough to offset a 2.3 percent fall in manufacturing, the data showed.
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Outside OPEC, however, Canada raised output by 22017 million bpd (218%), and the United States boosted output by 193 million bpd (219%), mostly as a result of increased flows from onshore shale fields.
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Rusal's output of value-added products - from slabs and billets to wire rods - has climbed in recent years, reaching 47 percent of its overall output last year from below 40 percent in 2012.
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Output levels at Russian manufacturers continued to rise in March, even though the rise in output was the slowest in five months, while the new orders expansion was the weakest since mid-2016.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French industrial output leapt 2.1% in May, its biggest monthly jump since November, 2016, as aircraft production rebounded strongly and energy output increased, the INSEE official statistics office said on Wednesday.
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said manufacturing output rose by a monthly 0.4 percent in August, faster than a forecast for output to rise 0.2 percent in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Russia on Thursday said its own compliance with a global deal with OPEC and other producers to curb output stood at 95.2 percent in April, with its output unchanged at 10.97 million bpd.
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As a result of lower Venezuelan production, the IEA said OPEC's crude output in December fell to 32.23 million bpd, boosting the group's compliance with a deal to curb output to 129 percent.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - The U.S. oil industry is struggling to attract finances and raise its output and its output growth will slow, Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said on Thursday in Abu Dhabi.
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Antofagasta said on Wednesday production in the quarter was bolstered by better quality ore and higher output, mainly at its Centinela mine, and kept its annual output forecast of 214.3,22019-22.2,18883 tonnes unchanged.
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Iraq was hoping BP would help it triple output from the field to one million barrels per day (bpd) - more than a fifth of Iraq's current production and one percent of global output.
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This import demand is partly policy-driven insofar as Beijing is continuing efforts to restrict domestic output by closing inefficient mines, and partly because of lower hydropower output boosting demand for thermal generation.
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Japan's eighth-largest automaker by sales said it will boost global output capacity to 235 million vehicles by fiscal 1.923, frontloading a previous plan for increasing output to 21.92 million by fiscal 21.
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The attacks have driven Nigerian oil output to near a 22-year low and, if the violence escalates into another insurgency, it could cripple output in a country facing a growing economic crisis.
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Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector growth rose to a 17-month high in May as credit conditions improved, output expanded and output prices increased, a monthly survey of companies showed on Monday.
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But as OPEC is cutting, U.S. shale output is rising.
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You can't say that about any of Luhrmann's recent output.
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An upturn in services offset a downturn in factory output.
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The country's nonferrous output in 2016 was 52.8 million tonnes.
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Exxon says it plans to triple output there through 2025.
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And so we're going to get that output next year.
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Your morning time should be spent on output, not input.
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All of Kazakhstan's uranium output is produced by the company.
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Output and inflation volatility is substantially higher than rated peers.
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Outokumpu said output was unaffected and products were not contaminated.
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And economic research consistently shows that immigration increases economic output.
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OPEC controls production from member nations by setting output targets.
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This was mainly driven by a decrease in manufacturing output.
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Between 1998 and 2008, OPEC made 27 changes to output.
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Smallholders account for about 40 percent of Indonesia's palm output.
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One other refinery reduced output and other were considering shutting.
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Some refiners have already cut output as gasoline margins sink.
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Hating its tinny sound and lack of auxiliary output options?
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It accounted for about 11% of global output in 2015.
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Output has been halted since the night shift on Jan.
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There are also expectations OPEC may loosen its output cuts.
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Chief among those is the discussion surrounding crude output policy.
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Smallholders account for about 40 percent of its palm output.
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Industrial output fell in September for the eighth straight month.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast output would grow 26.1%.
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Las Bambas produces about 2420 percent of global copper output.
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PA and hike output of its new LEAP jet engine.
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Pilbara mines output totaled 77.2 million tonnes, the company said.
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Four run deficits in excess of 20% of local output.
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Iran strongly disagreed and criticized Saudi plans to boost output.
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El Peñón is Yamana's second biggest gold mine by output.
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Meanwhile OPEC member Iraq said it could raise its output.
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Startups attracted to its reference to "input/output" have registered .
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"It's just reading the game," Rose said of Gasol's output.
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The budget deficit is near 20113 percent of national output.
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The order would let local farmers increase output, he added.
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Because there is no crowding out, stimulus boosts real output.
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Investment and output have increased with demand for electric vehicles.
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U.S. monthly output peaked at 11.966 million bpd in December.
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Their combined oil output is currently 36,000 barrels per day.
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However, higher prices have encouraged greater output among U.S. producers.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast output would grow 22.1%.
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Instead, Boeing cut monthly output back from 52 to 42.
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Mining only accounts for roughly 10% of Chile's economic output.
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Chinese leaders inhabit a universe that revolves around output legitimacy.
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OPEC controls output from member nations by setting production targets.
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I was vaguely aware that Lane's output online was unhinged.
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OPEC member Iraq has said it could raise its output.
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NOC said that Sharara output reached 58,000 bpd on Wednesday.
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In 2019, public debt reached 78 percent of economic output.
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Industrial output was flat and construction only edged up slightly.
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Data show UK output already contracted in the second quarter.
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That's a lot of foregone output in an absolute sense.
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"The system works very well with aggregate output," he said.
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Output dropped by 1.8 percent compared to the previous month.
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Despite high investment, growth in output and productivity slowed sharply.
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Output per citizen is where it was in the 1920s.
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Valhall output stood at 35,100 boed in the third quarter.
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Ethanol traders expect companies to start announcing output cuts soon.
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The product, or output from consuming these compounds, is methane.
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Output is estimated based on how many VINs Tesla registers.
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The company achieved the higher output while reining in costs.
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But output in April was the highest since September 2017.
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The oil ministry last week said output rebounded in July.
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OPEC meets next in June to decide its output policy.
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It is mainly industrial output and investment that are exaggerated.
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Economic output slumped 1.2 percent compared to the previous quarter.
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With such prolific output so far, what's next for Gruesome?
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A deal to rein in output started in January 2017.
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Services have become even more vital, at 2503% of output.
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To view a graphic on Rusal's Bauxite Output, click: reut.
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OPEC cut output in 2017, effectively making way for shale.
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As agricultural output collapsed and jobs disappeared, the economy nosedived.
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Weak capital investment can potentially weigh on future output growth.
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Russia has indicated it hopes to increase output this year.
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Lately, however, wealth as a share of output has risen.
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U.S. President Donald Trump pressured OPEC not to reduce output.
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OPEC's current output stands at a record 33.6 million bpd.
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NOC said output at the field had not been affected.
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Gas output will reach 380 billion cubic meters by 2050.
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Its output jumped 15.5 percent last year to 73,940 tonnes.
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Maanshan Steel ranked 16th, with 19.71 million tonnes of output.
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Toyota produces 40 percent of its global output at home.
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China's natural gas output last year was nearly 150 bcm.
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Back in 2015, the country's wind output exceeded national demand.
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There is ample room for Venezuela's output to drop further.
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This exhibition focuses on the artistic output from the caves.
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Steady declines in U.S. output is adding to the rebalancing.
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It has hurt cocoa output and risks spilling into Nigeria.
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In total these countries account for 95% of global output.
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Industrial output was unchanged in September from the previous month.
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What should petrostates do about output if oil demand ebbs?
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Copper output, however, dropped to 38,000 tonnes from 42,000 tonnes.
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On a monthly basis, output rose nearly half a percent.
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The Oil Ministry last week said output rebounded in July.
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Zlatan's output has grown commensurately with his ego and weirdness.
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Output may expand less than 5% this year, said Pan.
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However, that doesn't mean they will reduce the steel output.
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Output fell to as low as 71.1 bcfd on Jan.
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During his two terms, regulations limiting carbon output and mercury
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But output of consumer goods and energy were bright spots.
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The government estimates national soybean output at 120 million tonnes.
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Energy output also rose by 1.9 percent on the month.
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Output of intermediate goods went also down by 0.4 percent.
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But rising U.S. output has put a lid on gains.
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The country currently produces around 16 percent of global output.
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Oil output, however, came in slightly below analysts' mean estimate.
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U.S. manufacturing output had contracted in January, February and April.
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Utilities output rose 2.1% and mining production crept up 0.1%.
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Officials said tribal clashes had not affected oil output yet.
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In Norway, output is seen rising by around 2 percent.
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What is the current status of oil output from Venezuela?
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Romero said oil output was running at 1.68 million bpd.
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Industrial output is forecast to have shrunk, as is manufacturing.
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In annual terms, industrial output increased 0.3 percent in November.
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Mining output rose 0.3 percent last month, matching January's increase.
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Gippsland Basin output could also prove more resilient than expected.
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Read MoreNo oil output cut means more volaitlity: Goldman's Currie
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In March, Singapore's annual manufacturing output growth slowed from February.
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Growth in electronics output is expected to moderate this year.
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So here's where my rules limiting output came into play.
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Manufacturing represents about 10 percent of total British economic output.
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Previously, th output gain had been reported at 1.7 percent.
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Schvartsman declined to comment on how output would be affected.
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A year ago in June output was just 56.4 bcfd.
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It did not give reasons for the decline in output.
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The World Bank estimates annual economic output at $96 billion.
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Factory output also grew marginally after contracting the previous month.
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Hebei accounts for a fifth of the country's steel output.
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It is no straight proxy for output, but useful nonetheless.
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Shale firms have pushed U.S. oil output to record levels.
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Total output is 1.37 million bpd above the new target.
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Every level of his output is a tribute to process.
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Output cuts were not an optimal strategy for the Saudis.
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And people live better when there's more output per capita.
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Markit's manufacturing output index was the weakest since June 2016.
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The composite future output index dropped to 59.9 from 60.6.
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Does that extend to other aspects of your creative output?
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Demand for base metals is highly correlated with industrial output.
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Kimanis is one of the largest Malaysian crude output streams.
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It also revised down its view on exports and output.
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But OPEC has exempted Nigeria and Libya from cutting output.
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That compares with output of 22.7 bcfd in December 2017.
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That compares with output of 16.32 bcfd in December 2017.
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The swelling output has resulted in rising U.S. oil inventories.
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February data confirmed that industrial output remains healthy, analysts said.
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Breakdown Press keeps its output low and its quality high.
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Washington last pressed Saudi Arabia to increase output in 2012.
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Would the Chamber forgo this economic output and these jobs?
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The output from the MakerBot Replicator Mini+ is pretty impressive.
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Industrial output growth jumped to 8.103 percent from 28.10 percent.
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That compares with output of 14.7 bcfd in July 2017.
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Even so, Chinese firms are still increasing their potential output.
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Almost the entire output is for domestic consumption, not export.
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Hainan also accounts for about half of China's rubber output.
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That compares with output of 22.3 bcfd in October 2017.
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That compares with output of 14.4 bcfd in October 2017.
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OPEC has a long history of cheating on output quotas.
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U.S. output was up by more than 2.6 million bpd.
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An OPEC output cut should boost profitability for U.S. producers.
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About 15 percent of Glencore's copper output comes from Congo.
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Last month in Algiers, OPEC agreed modest oil output cuts.
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It is at least as challenging to measure as output.
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One other refinery reduced output and others were considering shutting.
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Manufacturing output rose 0.3 percent, reversing March's 0.3 percent decrease.
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London accounts for about a fifth of Britain's construction output.
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Higher prices encourage U.S. oil companies to crank up output.
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The government hopes to raise output by about 15,000 bpd.
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The segment's output also increased 2 percent from last year.
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China, meanwhile, almost doubled its economic output, to $11.2 trillion.
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Freeport's exports and output have been paralyzed by the dispute.
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Meanwhile, its coal output rose 10.5% to 37.9 million tonnes.
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Meanwhile, its coal output rose 10.5% to 37.9 million tonnes.
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Steel output was also curtailed by poor profits at mills.
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The American economy represented nearly 40 percent of global output.
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Others, particularly in Russia, have upgrades that substantially reduce output.
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Las Bambas produces about 13 percent of global copper output.
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Some of these sources say output fell further in September.
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Motivation and effort affect output far more than age does.
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Output was 1.6 percent lower than October's 3.02 million boepd.
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You saw, their manufacturing output went 4.8% up in July.
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China's July industrial output rose 4.8% — slowest in 17 years.
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Crude output at Pemex has declined for 11 straight years.
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The rig count is an early indicator of future output.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia are in favour of raising output.
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Computers and electronic products output rose 0.7 percent last month.
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Venezuela's car output reached a record 172,418 units in 2007.
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That affected an estimated one million tonnes of annual output.
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There is a strong indication that output will rise further.
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Previously, the output gain had been reported at 1.7 percent.
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Lifetime more than doubled its output this year to 14.
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More than 99 percent of the plant's output is exported.
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I don't think longevity affects the relationship with output, either.
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Its copper output stood at almost 700,000 tons in 2015.
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Agencies, she said, are often judged by their "output," i.e.
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Russia increases oil output and becomes the big economic winner.
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Still, Mr. Sheets's output has not much interested art historians.
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The company kept targets for output and assets disposal unchanged.
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Nigeria and Libya are both exempt from the output pact.
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But the lack of clear output targets left markets confused.
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The new capacity will boost its output by 10 percent.
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In 2019, output will be limited by a production bottleneck.
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That's about half the total output from Canada's oil sands.
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The output is pretty compelling; Tesla makes a nice car.
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Excluding motor vehicles, manufacturing output increased 0.2 percent in July.
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Most of the decline in February output has been involuntary.
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The fuel inventories dropped despite a rise in refining output.
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Lukoil's total gas output reached almost 33 bcm in 2017.
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Productivity is the amount of output per hour of work.
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Those markets will demand more energy output and less risks.
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Preliminary fourth quarter data on U.S. output due on Jan.
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The conflict did not interrupt output of oil and gas.
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The Russian government was planning to increase output in 2017.
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Industrial output growth jumped to 6.8 percent from 5.4 percent.
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Las Bambas produces about 21 percent of global copper output.
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Output of petroleum and coal products climbed by 7.6 percent.
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He did not say when Iran could raise its output.
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Forecast output would still exceed that of a year earlier.
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But recently agreements to change output have become much rarer.
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The output cut deal runs until the end of June.
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Like many oil producers, EnQuest hedges some of its output.
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Separate data for industrial output and retail sales beat expectations.
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