"There is a big overhang of negative outlooks and a rapidly growing negative overhang," Kraemer said.
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INVENTORY OVERHANG Manufacturing has also been hurt by an inventory overhang, mostly in the automotive industry.
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"The only problem we are having is this overhang, if we can solve this overhang then the market will stabilize," he said.
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"Mansard overhang" sounds like the name of a soap opera character ("I'm sorry, Mr. Overhang; we did everything we could to save her …"), but in today's puzzle is actually an EAVE.
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" Bank of America called the ongoing litigation, an "overhang.
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"It's an overhang and dampens potential for growth," said Goldstein.
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Using parchment paper overhang, lift lemon bars from baking pan.
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SO I'D SAY THERE'S SOME – A LITTLE BIT OF OVERHANG.
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The company's debt overhang is also a focus for Culp.
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Trade Policy This is the big overhang for the economy.
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Momentum stocks were unduly punished and there's less of an overhang.
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An inventory overhang in the automobile sector is weighing on production.
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Analysts said a favorable ruling will remove overhang for the stock.
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Robust consumer spending helped businesses to whittle down an inventory overhang.
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We love that this tablescape includes an overhang of lush greenery.
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The balcony overhang provides shade at one end of the terrace.
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The deal will also remove a yearly overhang on the sector.
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It will overhang the deck and some of the tracks below.
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"Privacy questions overhang all of these new wave technologies," Cohen said.
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One of the downed trees bent the metal overhang on a shed.
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"The trade conflict is creating an overhang on CEO confidence," Raich said.
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With that kind of profit, investors are looking past the regulatory overhang.
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During the recent financial crisis, crude production overhang was 138 million barrels.
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The auto sector has experienced an inventory overhang because of weak sales.
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And the effects of this debt overhang ripple through the entire economy.
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But a stock overhang could still linger for at least a year.
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Banks will be central to any meaningful resolution of China's debt overhang.
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Trim the dough so you are left with a 1-in. overhang.
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" But OPEC cautioned: "Nevertheless, there is still a massive global supply overhang.
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The capacity overhang has battered container shipping rates and shipping company profits.
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Hare pointed out that Walgreens also still has the FDA tobacco overhang.
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HSBC said regulatory overhang is equivalent to 38.5% of Facebook's current valuation.
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Despite the trade overhang, Alibaba's Tsai said Chinese consumers are feeling pretty good.
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They face ambitious targets to cut the overhang by 40 percent by 2019.
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Russia also warned a global crude supply overhang could last into next year.
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Mr Cox sometimes finds homeless people sleeping under the overhang at the entrance.
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It's just that the overhang is no longer building in the LME system.
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One major overhang is drug pricing, an issue highlighted by the Valeant fiasco.
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Efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang have also been a drag.
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The inventory overhang is mostly visible in the automobile industry, despite recent decreases.
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They face ambitious targets to cut the overhang by 13 percent by 2019.
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IS THAT -- I MEAN, IS THE ANALYST RIGHT -- THERE WOULD BE AN OVERHANG?
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Despite the regulatory overhang, shares of Facebook are up over 50% this year.
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"This is a blip on that screen, but we've seen hundreds of thousands of jobs created in this space, and even with the tariff overhang, even with the interest rate overhang, I really don't see that slowing down," Brenberg said.
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The other half is the amount of stock overhang that needs to be cleared.
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At the very least, the overhang of long positions could slow further price rises.
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"It's more of the psychology of what an overhang does to capital spending plans."
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Russia has had its entrepreneurial successes, but there was always a massive political overhang.
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Morgan Stanley warned the global supply overhang was unlikely to start clearing before 2017.
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They could be enough of an overhang to mute the terrific numbers I'm anticipating.
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China-related uncertainty may be an overhang on the shares in the near term.
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The so-called statistical overhang from the fourth quarter was confirmed at 0.5 percent.
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What if households received relief from their debt overhang and returned to spending sooner?
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The biggest macroeconomic overhang, Boss said, continues to be China and the trade war.
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"The (deal) removes the major overhang for the stock," Bernstein analyst Douglas Harned said.
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In many smaller cities, however, an overhang continued to weigh on sales and prices.
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"As the inventory overhang drains, we're vulnerable to a super spike again," said Kilduff.
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We have a monster overhang from inventories, and consumer spending will continue to disappoint.
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Jefferies said the deal will result in a continued overhang on retail pharmacy operators.
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"I think it's an overhang more than anything else," said Jefferies analyst Brian Tanquilut.
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Fuck the Cubs' stupid brick outfield wall and the dumb overhang above it, too.
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The inventory overhang is concentrated in the automotive sector, which is experiencing slow sales.
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Our destination was Ash Cave, a massive overhang cavern interlaced with waterfalls and streams.
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The potential entrance of traditional grocers, as well as Amazon, will remain an overhang.
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Other experts see a longer overhang, with one institution seeing it lasting into 2019.
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Gasoline faces an overhang of 30 million barrels, roughly two days of forward cover.
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"That's by far the biggest overhang when it comes to semiconductors stocks," Purk said.
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Weak exports and an inventory overhang, especially in the automotive sector, are hobbling manufacturing.
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SXEP> felling 2.8 percent after crude oil prices slipped again as supply overhang concerns grew.
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But the judge's ability to do so is hampered by the overhang from potential litigation.
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"This is a key overhang removed," Jefferies analyst Michael Yee said in a research note.
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But they also refer to the Moonves investigation as a big overhang on the stock.
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Now, the overhang is twice that, at 383 million barrels among the OECD, Cohen said.
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The government's increased resistance to M&A deals is a large overhang for the market.
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The situation has been an overhang on Boeing's business, and has weighed on its stock.
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"There is a large equity overhang ... which is probably driving the shares down," he said.
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"This placement has more or less removed the share overhang on the stock," ICBPI said.
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The deal is aimed at cutting the global supply overhang that has weighed on prices.
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Then we need the overhang in inventories to clear before we see a price increase.
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This reduces the overhang before February loading programmes appear late this week or early next.
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Leahy confirmed the overhang of late deliveries caused by missing engines would persist into 2018.
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And he steers clear of companies with greater than a 5% overhang like the plague.
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Additionally, the market has less supply overhang than it did a year ago, he said.
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"We could see even greater upside after the company addresses its debt overhang," Arnstein said.
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They are still dealing with the overhang from a splurge of bad lending years ago.
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It's undeniably a Mustang, with its short nose and front overhang, headlights and muscular stance.
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The firm says the movie may add clarity and remove an "overhang" from the stock.
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The south overhang will suspend the tower over three parallel Long Island Rail Road tracks.
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Among these uncertainties, the ongoing trade dispute between the United States and China remains an overhang.
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A wire mesh was placed at an overhang near the bow to catch any falling artifacts.
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Still, he cautioned that OPEC's cuts have not yet altered the overhang in oil inventories substantially.
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And the lingering question marks will create an overhang on the stocks for the foreseeable future.
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The inventory overhang is concentrated in the automobile industry, which is experiencing a slowdown in sales.
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Still, he cautioned that OPEC's cuts have not yet altered the overhang in oil inventories substantially.
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The DoJ's newly announced jurisdiction for possible future probes could be an overhang for the stock.
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And with this dispute comes the additional overhang that Apple will seek to sell their shareholding.
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Also, much of the won's strength this year is an overhang from stellar gains last year.
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The settlement notably would have gone some way in eliminating some the overhang on the stock.
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"A small overhang is lifted from shares of JPMorgan," Kleinhanzl wrote in a note to clients.
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The Chinese consumer is alive and well, we've just had the overhang of the trade war.
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We look to next year and say we can clean out this overhang and the inventories.
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"A big overhang for copper is demand, and now we see some demand recovery," she said.
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More importantly, without the private equity overhang, Cramer could focus on the fundamentals of the company.
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U.S. crude inventory data is closely watched as a means to estimate the country's supply overhang.
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These are the two sectors suffering from the highest degree of price competition and supply overhang.
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Imports are being kept in check by ongoing efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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And I think that valuation compression will remain as long as that regulatory overhang is there.
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"We don't need a banner," he said, gesturing to the mob surrounding him beneath an overhang.
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Dozier hit a leadoff single before Plouffe's seventh homer barely cleared the overhang in right field.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for 11% of the economy, also has been hampered by an inventory overhang.
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Chicago has a huge pension overhang that is causing middle-class families to leave the city.
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The agreement has helped to clear a global supply overhang and drain stockpiles of crude oil.
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Lingering worries about a possible antitrust review by US regulators have been an overhang as well.
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"Looking ahead we believe the dynamic of an investor long overhang that has been built-up for palladium, combined with the short overhang in the gold market, will eventually contribute to gold re-establishing its premium over palladium," analysts at Metals Focus wrote in a note.
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Floating oil storage – defined as a full tanker docked for at least a week – "is a broad indicator to the extent there is a rebalancing and the crude overhang is being run down slowly", said Ms Sen, who added: "by no means is the crude overhang gone".
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Here you can see how the Zenbook S214's screen has an overhang that Asus apparently ignores.
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Apartment List's findings echoed separate studies illustrating how the student debt overhang is reverberating across the economy.
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Italy's dispute with the European Commission over its budget is also a major overhang for world markets.
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"There's no sign of overhang in the crude oil markets," said Olivier Jakob, oil analyst at Petromatrix.
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However, investors seemed disappointed that more aggressive measures to reduce a global supply overhang were not taken.
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Morgan Stanley warned on Monday that a global supply overhang was unlikely to start clearing before 2017.
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The weakness in manufacturing largely reflects an inventory overhang, which has resulted in businesses placing fewer orders.
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"We still have a supply overhang," said Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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Rising U.S. crude production remains an issue for OPEC as it strives to clear a global overhang.
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If we don't do that, the financial system is going to be an overhang over the economy.
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Business efforts to cut an inventory overhang and energy sector spending cuts have also been a drag.
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Fitch believes the risk of additional significant competition in STOF's primary markets, another historical overhang, is benign.
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I stood on a decaying picnic bench at the edge of an overhang to study the horizon.
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The overhang of increased government oversight has sunk the fortunes of large technology companies in the past.
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Hyundai gave the concept car a long wheelbase and minimal overhang to accentuate its sleek, elegant look ...
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The cuts were aimed at reducing a global supply overhang that had dogged oil markets since 2014.
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And that's a big problem given the already huge weight of stocks' overhang in the nickel market.
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A key step in clearing a global supply overhang has been OPEC and Russia scaling back production.
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"It was just an overhang that was taking too much time and too much attention," he added.
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Banks still face a large overhang of loans to money-losing companies with little hope of repayment.
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Motor vehicle production has slumped in recent months as declining sales left manufacturers with an inventory overhang.
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"Chinese refiners have been hesitant to take US crude given the overhang of potential tariffs," said Rabobank's Fitzmaurice.
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Line a 210×9-inch baking pan with aluminum foil, leaving a 2-inch overhang on all sides.
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Spending cuts in the energy sector and business efforts to cut an inventory overhang have also been drags.
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"It's largely down to people refusing to invest as long as the nationalisation overhang is there," said Constable.
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"We're shaking out the legacy retailers, dealing with the overhang of space ... these things take time," Soutendijk said.
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"Gaming sales naturally continue to be impacted by the significant inventory overhang," the analysts wrote in a Jan.
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Analysts reckoned the sell-off on the Nikkei was also spurred with the overhang from a stronger yen.
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" BARNES: "The fiscal problems that we have today are entirely driven by the overhang of unfunded pension liability.
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The overhang is helping to push producer prices remorselessly downward: January saw their 47th consecutive month of declines.
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"In the insurance industry generally, the Solvency II has been a massive overhang for some time," Wilson said.
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"It's largely down to people refusing to invest as long as the nationalization overhang is there," said Constable.
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"The partnership with Visa has removed an overhang on our business," said company Chief Financial Officer John Rainey.
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Analysts in Mumbai said the Mohali plant clearance may not add to sales immediately, but removes an overhang.
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Finally, there remains an overhang of how the Fed is going to react to this burst of activity.
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At what row of the orchestra seats in the Chicago theater does the overhang from the balcony end?
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With the overhang of the loan out the way, Glencore's share price doubled over the following few weeks.
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The Council Overhang is known for its superior acoustics, created because of the particular shape of the formation.
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One wishes that they could come out from under the Cold War's overhang and work this out together.
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The sector is struggling with an inventory overhang that has resulted in businesses placing fewer orders at factories.
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After Germany's 2013 parliamentary elections, there were 631 seats in the Bundestag, including 33 overhang and balance seats.
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For Viacom, the agreement "eliminates a significant overhang" to Viacom's stock, JPMorgan wrote in a note Tuesday night.
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Traders said there was an overhang of physical oil in Nigeria, with more than 20 June loading cargoes available.
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Bad news can help to de-risk shares, reduce what may have been crowded positioning and remove an overhang.
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Friday's agreement "removes an overhang" for Tesla shareholders, said Dan Ives, managing director for equity research at Wedbush Securities.
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Promises to cut overcapacity in coal and steel, and to reduce the overhang of unsold housing, have borne fruit.
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The so-called OPEC+ deal has been in place since 2017, aimed at reining in a global supply overhang.
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"Demand growth remains lacklustre and has not made significant inroads to clear the inventory overhang for oil," Barclays said.
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This removes a massive overhang from Qualcomm and clears the way for both companies to focus on 5G technology.
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"On the defense side, risks include the budget cap overhang in the U.S., additional continuing resolutions and political disruptions."
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Deep cost cuts and a rebound in oil and gas prices have helped Santos escape a massive debt overhang.
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Perhaps because of the overhang of the housing crisis, this run has been weaker than past expansions in total.
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Coat a 24×230-inch baking pan with cooking spray; line with parchment paper, leaving a 235-inch overhang.
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JPMorgan remains bearish with a forecast 447,000-tonne surplus, exceeded only by Julius Baer's expected 450,000-tonne supply overhang.
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However, the differential should stabilize, if not improve, given the removal of the HCR overhang and return to growth.
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"We're going to see if the overhang from the first quarter wears off," said Eric Lee, Citigroup energy analyst.
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Removing that overhang from a bloated global market could create additional demand for corn outside China and boost prices.
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Wynn's decision removes some overhang from the stock, which has lost nearly a fifth of its value since Jan.
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Mattel's CEO Margo Georgiadis said during an earnings conference call Thursday that the overhang is largely behind the company.
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SoftBank is by far Alibaba's largest shareholder; reducing its stake would create a self-reinforcing overhang on the stock.
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Vinals said India needed to prioritise a clean-up of its banks' balance sheets, while tackling a debt overhang.
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Upon meeting, two slugs race at what passes for super-slug speed to a ledge, overhang or low branch.
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Foaming water froths and fringes near the overhang, reminiscent of the dust that might sit atop a neglected photograph.
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This is a nice first step in removing a tit-for-tat trade tariff overhang from the market outlook.
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Prices for new motor vehicles fell 0.4 percent as manufacturers resort to deep discounting to eliminate an inventory overhang.
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It is thought to have supported the recent oil price rally and helped to clear a global supply overhang.
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Mr. Kaplan explained that the work would remove only the overhang and would be secured by new flashing. Mrs.
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That's quite an overhang, and it only grows as investors pledge hundreds of billions to new funds each year.
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The front desk is small and a bit dark, hidden under an overhang, but it serves its function well.
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Remaining is the question of the outstanding holdings of Elaine Wynn, which should fairly be considered a modest overhang.
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"A stainless steel inventory overhang contributes to bearish (Chinese) onshore sentiment," Marex Spectron's Alastair Munro said in a note.
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Another potential overhang for Asian emerging markets was an ongoing truckers' strike in Brazil to protest rising fuel prices.
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"The headline risk around delays is unlikely to change quickly and could remain an overhang," Bank of America wrote.
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But there is market overhang as investors hold onto positions waiting for stronger gains or struggle to find counterparties.
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When we arrived in Matamoros, about a dozen migrants stood shivering beneath the overhang of an abandoned guard post.
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U.S. crude oil futures settled $22.4 lower at $28.04 a barrel as the market refocused on a persistent supply overhang.
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The overhang stems from two years of production that exceeded demand to the tune of more than 1.5 million bpd.
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A stubborn, massive supply overhang punished crude over the winter as U.S. oil futures hit 22017-year lows in February.
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Manufacturing is also taking a hit from an inventory overhang, which has resulted in businesses placing fewer orders with manufacturers.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive: Given the regulatory and litigation risk overhang, Fitch does not expect any positive near-term rating momentum.
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With this multi-year overhang, we expect flat earnings over N3Y, and do not see any scope for multiple expansion.
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"There will still be a highly significant stock overhang," he added, which could take a year or more to disappear.
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As each constituency MP is guaranteed a place further "overhang" seats are sometimes awarded to make the overall parliament proportional.
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But booming U.S. shale oil production continues to chip away at the groups efforts to limit the global supply overhang.
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The acceleration in consumer spending also helped businesses to whittle down an inventory overhang, leading to a smaller inventory build.
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To reduce the property overhang, local governments bought millions of unsold homes from developers and gave them to poorer citizens.
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There is still a large overhang of long positions that will need to be liquidated at some point in future.
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Chief Executive Officer Bob Dudley said it may take 18 months or so to work off the market's stock overhang.
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U.S. demand has been closely watched in the oil market, because supply overhang caused a price-rout beginning in 2014.
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The strategy could mean heavy discounts for shoppers next year if retailers are stuck with an overhang of unsold merchandise.
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The acceleration in consumer spending likely helped businesses to whittle down an inventory overhang, resulting in a smaller inventory build.
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The probe prompted one JPMorgan analyst to downgrade the stock for fear of a "damaging overhang" that could impact sentiment.
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Political turmoil in Britain over the country's exit from the European Union is also a major overhang for risk assets.
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Most of the remaining overhang is concentrated in crude oil rather than refined products such as gasoline and heating oil.
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Overspeculation leads to poor investments, and the debt overhang becomes so big that it eventually causes the bubble to burst.
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Traders were quick to downplay the prospect of the overhang disappearing anytime soon, however, noting the decrease was very small.
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U.S. crude fell $2.05 to $44.75 a barrel, and the overhang in product supply could pressure crude prices even more.
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Both Greece and Italy are trying to improve mortgage enforcement processes to reduce the overhang of non-performing mortgage loans.
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That is a bigger overhang than the 20 percent of tickets that were unsold a month before the London Games.
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Companies that can't refinance their debt are left with a real overhang and a higher risk of default, said DeSanctis.
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National security adviser John Bolton -- a Russia hawk -- acknowledged the political overhang of the summit after meeting Putin in Moscow.
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Moscow and its OPEC rivals have been seeking to curtail oil output to clear a global supply overhang since January.
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UBS analyst Jay Sole said fears that the tariffs could eventually increase to 25% were also an overhang for stocks.
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Again, there is nothing marking the spot, just a steep mountainside with a little overhang, but open to the elements.
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This is partly down to the LME contract's low liquidity, but also to the absence of any obvious stock overhang.
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Outdoor space: The great room opens to a porch with a deep overhang and, beyond, an in-ground swimming pool.
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At the back, the base transforms into a Jenga-like formation, incorporating a cantilevered balcony and a second-floor overhang.
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Quint Tatro, founder of Joule Financial, is steering clear of the space as a whole until the trade overhang recedes.
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Mountain goats occasionally send rocks tumbling down the steep embankment, hurtling past the bisse and the wooden overhang protecting hikers.
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Falih did not comment on an extension but said the cuts had reduced the supply overhang in storage by half.
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Nevertheless, traders say the potential for retaliation from the Chinese has put an overhang more recently on U.S. soybean futures.
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"There's still an overhang from the report yesterday," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management in New York.
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Expectations of a flood of shares being sold could provide a supply overhang for the market and undermine share prices.
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Perhaps more importantly, the whole concept of dedicating a massive effort to reducing the federal debt overhang is somewhat dubious.
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With Greece still challenged by its debt overhang, the fiscal policy stance of the new government will be closely watched.
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The production cuts are aimed at reining in a global fuel supply overhang that has dogged markets for over two years.
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The increase in manufacturing layoffs likely reflected redundancies in the automobile sector, which is experiencing slowing sales and an inventory overhang.
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"I think that was actually the big overhang that was lifted with the announcement," Margolin told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Friday.
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Credit overhang is a measure of the difference between the credit-to-gross domestic product ratio and its long-term trend.
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Low correlations allow different stocks to behave in a variety of ways, without the large overhang of a broad macro environment.
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But booming U.S. shale oil output continues to chip away at efforts to limit the global supply overhang, weighing on prices.
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If that eats into our overhang, [we may] get a recovery in Q3 to the 50's as opposed to Q4.
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Reduced uncertainty following the removal of the foreign currency overhang and final steps to lifting capital controls could be rating-positive.
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Auto sales peaked last December, leading to a slump in motor vehicle production as manufacturers work to reduce an inventory overhang.
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"Our downgrade primarily reflects elevated regulatory scrutiny as an overhang on the shares," Wells Fargo Securities senior analyst Jennifer Fritzsche said.
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Either way, this decision could leave significant "litigation overhang" on Energy Transfer, according to a note by analysts at Evercore ISI.
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Booming U.S. shale oil output also continues to chip away at efforts to limit the global supply overhang, weighing on prices.
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Monday's developments remove a legal overhang for Johnson Controls as it prepares to merge with Dublin-based Tyco International Plc TYC.
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The tightening market has all but eliminated a global supply overhang that depressed crude prices between late 2014 and early 2017.
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Line with plastic wrap, pressed to the base and sides of the pan, leaving a 2-inch overhang on all sides.
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"We try not to focus on the share overhang issue," said Nicholas Yeo, head of Chinese equities at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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The tightening market has all but eliminated a global supply overhang which depressed crude prices between late 2014 and early 2017.
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They're, in fact, some of the most attractive in the market and, obviously, that regulatory overhang is one of those reasons.
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But it will take more than boorish behavior and intemperate remarks to counter the overhang of a newly continuing FBI investigation.
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Supply cuts that began in 0003 by OPEC and its allies had previously erased an inventory overhang that weighed on prices.
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Moody's and Standard & Poor's both downgraded China's sovereign debt credit rating last year because of concerns about the country's debt overhang.
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GE Capital continues to be another overhang, with Miller saying the company is looking at all the options it has available.
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It resolved regulatory overhang and enhanced its market position by reaching a settlement with the government before it received final offers.
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Because the overhang eliminates the need for structural columns around the lobby, the exterior glass curtain wall will be almost diaphanous.
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The industry, and R.B.S. in particular, also continues to face an overhang of potential fines and litigation costs from past misconduct.
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But an overhang of positions, built by investors betting tens of billions of euros on crown gains, still weighs on it.
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The overhang of increased government oversight has taken a bite out of the fortunes of large technology companies in the past.
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"The constitutional referendum in Italy on 4 December is another overhang that needs to be navigated first," Berenberg said in a note.
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Ditto for those who have an overhang of the upper lip, something that creates deeper angles at the corners of the lips.
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A major overhang remains the fallout from criminal probes against Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen and ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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With the retail sales report showing sales at auto dealerships dropping 1.1% in April, the inventory overhang could last for a while.
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"They noticed that a separation was occurring" between the overhang and the rest of the building hours before the failure, Amieva said. .
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Due to a quirk of Singapore's land policy, the developer won't have to worry about overhang from other finished, but unsold projects.
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The second catalyst for oil is that natural gas has a huge inventory overhang, and the price has been falling for months.
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The AUSTRAC audit "puts a negative overhang on the business in Australia," said Jason Teh, chief investment officer at Vertium Asset Management.
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"While it is in the headlines, it is an overhang," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities in New York.
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Yet the overhang of gloom about weaker corporate earnings and the risk of increased downgrades and defaults has yet to lift completely.
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It's the perfect proportions of a short-overhang, rear-wheel-drive sports sedan with gorgeous Italian curves rounding out a stunning design.
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Since that year's election, other parties have been awarded compensatory seats to eliminate the unfair advantage gained by winners of overhang seats.
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SLOWING ECONOMY Manufacturing is also taking a hit from an inventory overhang, which has resulted in businesses placing fewer orders with manufacturers.
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"The overhang of a sluggish economy, trade war threats and potential currency devaluation is likely to take a toll on 2H19 profits."
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The tension, and the ever-present possibility that Trump might one day dump Powell from the chairman's seat, remains a constant overhang.
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Why it matters: "The positioning overhang means no smooth sailing for emerging markets, even with a dovish Fed shift," Ribakova tells Axios.
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Investors eyed economic data on Tuesday which could provide further evidence as to whether a supply overhang persisted in the global market.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12% of the U.S. economy, is being hobbled by an inventory overhang, especially in the automobile sector.
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Oil prices were steady last Friday after dropping nearly 10 percent for the week on concerns of a continued global supply overhang.
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"News of a delay in the Aramco IPO removed an overhang and gave investors the confidence to start buying again" he added.
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Paving the way for this, the Icelandic authorities have recently taken measures to reduce the overhang of ISK claims by non-residents.
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Analysts at UBS cited concerns that Britain's referendum in June on the country's EU membership could be an overhang for the sector.
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The AUSTRAC audit "puts a negative overhang on the business in Australia", said Jason Teh, chief investment officer at Vertium Asset Management.
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U.S. output is falling, but slowing demand and a global production and storage overhang are capping any potential for bigger price gains.
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Grab one side of the parchment paper overhang and slide the cake out of the baking sheet and onto a cutting board.
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But analysts warned that a global crude production overhang of over 1 million barrels per day (bpd) showed few signs of abating.
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Oil rose as investors awaited crude oil inventory data from the United States that was expected to show a shrinking supply overhang.
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ING analysts said a "Brexit overhang" would limit any further repricing of future British rate rises that would otherwise buoy the currency.
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New motor vehicle prices, however, fell for a second consecutive month as manufacturers resorted to deep discounting to eliminate an inventory overhang.
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"With several other similar cases up for hearing, we expect this to be an overhang on the stock," said Goldman Sachs analysts.
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While repaying loans with shares might seem a quick solution to China's enormous debt overhang, it could make the problems more pernicious.
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The future may be electric and bright, but the present reality is a dull one of low prices and legacy stock overhang.
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In commodity markets, oil prices, which have come under pressure from an emerging supply overhang and widespread financial market weakness, remained weak.
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"It is vital the market addresses the issue of the stock overhang," Badri said at the conference at Chatham House in London.
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Efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang have resulted in fewer factory orders, leading to further erosion in the manufacturing sector.
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The Model Y also has a 23 inch wider track (using base wheels) and about 1.4 inch more of a front overhang.
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Even if many broken contracts end up being addressed amicably, without formal proceedings, "there will still be a huge overhang," he said.
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He loses sight of the ball when it climbs above the overhang and he thinks it will land in the upper deck.
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With 222 inches taken off the rear overhang, the aggressive sheet metal creases don't play out as smoothly as on the sedans.
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But Major at HSBC argues that the huge overhang of global debt depresses growth and therefore keeps real natural interest rates low.
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Questions about Berkshire's future management continue to be a major overhang, however, according to Meyer Shields, an analyst from Keefe Bruyette & Woods.
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The physical market is also showing signs of stronger near-term demand, after having suffered from a persistent overhang of unused crude.
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The guidelines for debt-to-equity swaps, mooted as one solution to China's growing corporate debt overhang, have been in development for months.
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The December quarter was the last quarter to suffer "meaningful overhang" from the Nokia deal Microsoft has been working to unwind, said Reback.
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Given that the tech summit focused more on cooperation than condemnation, we believe the market overhang on certain names should begin to lift.
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The news effectively took a $2 billion overhang off the company, which reported revenue of $2.4 billion for the first quarter of 2017.
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The property market is still plagued by a massive overhang from all the stimulus brought on by the global financial crisis, he noted.
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"The housing bust created a large housing supply overhang and a large number of households that were underwater on their mortgages," he noted.
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) has said the supply overhang could run into a third year in 2017, should OPEC fail to act.
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Fine, but Clinton's strong stance on regulation of the drug and energy industries are clearly an overhang for those segments of the market.
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Traders said that an ongoing crude and refined product supply overhang that has dogged markets for over two years was weighing on markets.
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Analysts said high inventory levels could persist well into 2017 as it may take a while to clear the overhang in unwanted stocks.
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"The excess overhang has fallen considerably," said OPEC, which aims to reduce stocks to the five-year average through the supply-curbing deal.
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Infiniti says it's taking advantage of this by shortening the car's hood and the rear overhang, adding space to the in-car experience.
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While regulation remains an overhang for the company, analysts are expecting Google Cloud, Google Search, YouTube, and revenue growth to keep things going.
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"A massive overhang of bets on rising prices is also hanging over silver like the sword of Damocles," Commerzbank said in a note.
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In comparison, the overhang in May above the five-year average of 20203-2018 stood at only 6.7 million barrels, the IEA said.
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Aluminium prices sank 18 percent last year on a China-driven supply overhang and have not made any gains so far in 2016.
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"Capacity remains abundant and continues to overhang the market in virtually all classes and regions," John Cavanagh, Global CEO of Willis Re, said.
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Most of the inventory overhang is in the automobile industry, which is experiencing a slowdown in sales, contributing to weak production at factories.
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Both crude benchmarks are down more than 2000 percent since early October, depressed by an emerging supply overhang and widespread financial market weakness.
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The supply overhang is in part due to surging U.S. production, which has risen 10 percent since mid-2016 to 9.27 million bpd.
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Risks include a weak, albeit improving, housing market and a credit-impeding public and corporate debt overhang that could take years to unwind.
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Baco Bague highlighted Puerto Rico's tax code is helping to lift economic development, even with all the negative press about its debt overhang.
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The deal, effective from January, aims to cut 1.2 million barrels per day until the end of June to forestall a supply overhang.
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Manufacturing, which makes up about 12% of the economy, is also being weighed down by an inventory overhang, especially in the automotive sector.
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"OPEC will have to cut deeper and for longer if it wants to eliminate the inventory overhang and prices to rise," Bernstein said.
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"First and foremost, we must remove the overhang of our litigation cases and the regulatory investigations by settling those matters," Mr. Cryan said.
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Oil prices slumped to 2018 lows on Friday, pulled down by concerns of an emerging global supply overhang amid a bleak economic outlook.
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If one candidate is the overwhelming choice in a particular district, some of her "overhang" votes are then redistributed to second-choice candidates.
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She explained that overhang is when items that are too large for the shelf or bookcase they're on stick out over the ledge.
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But he found a spot of shade under the overhang of the new one and watched as Isner made his comeback against Tiafoe.
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"I like Floor & Decor here, but with the private equity overhang and the nosebleed valuation, it may be worth being patient," Cramer said.
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The exterior is brick, with a playful entry typical of the style, with curving spandrels and an overhang with fish-scale-shape shingles.
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Oil prices gained as investors awaited crude oil inventory data from the United States that was expected to show a shrinking supply overhang.
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"That overhang has been with us for a while now and we've been arguing that's putting a damper on global growth," said Gruenwald.
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"A new and unexpected infrastructure software initiative seems likely to create a multi-quarter share overhang," wrote analyst Craig Ellis from B Riley.
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The OPEC-led production cuts, that are scheduled to last throughout 2018, are aimed at clearing a supply overhang and propping up prices.
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IN TERMS OF OVERHANG OF THE STOCK AND UNCERTAINTY, THERE'S NOT MUCH WE CAN DO ABOUT THAT EXCEPT ADDRESS IT IN THE COURT.
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I was awake, because the fat man's overhang had crunched me into a cramped position and the babies cried for the entire flight.
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That global supply overhang and moderate U.S. crude oil prices are so far preventing U.S. drivers from feeling any pain at the pump.
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" Advanced Micro Devices: "AMD does have this big overhang of an investment that another company made in it, which is why it's stalled.
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Bank of America said slowing beer sales growth and the company's plan to grow its wine business remain an overhang for Constellation shares.
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Countries that have been slow to carry out the measure, he said, are often unable to move beyond the "overhang" of traumatic pasts.
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On a positioning basis too, the stars appear aligned for further dollar gains, given the overhang of record short bets aginst the greenback.
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We think President Trump may be lucky in holding office when the overhang of debt and fear from the Global Financial Crisis lifts.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Fitch does not expect any positive near-term momentum for the ratings and/or Outlook given the current litigation risk overhang.
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"A much need &aposinjection of confidence&aposStill, Jaluria noted that "it may take some time for Slack to shake off the &aposMicrosoft overhang.
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The sector has also been hurt by business efforts to reduce an inventory overhang, which has resulted in fewer orders being placed with factories.
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The industry is being pressured by layoffs in the automobile sector as assembly plants try to cope with declining sales and an inventory overhang.
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The cargo van concept is longer and has smaller 20-inch wheels than the microbus shown last year and features a short front overhang.
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"Sentiment is crumbling among retailers, and unexpectedly weak sales have led to a large overhang of stocks," CBI deputy chief economist Anna Leach said.
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We believe this move will be taken very positively by the street as the overhang of an increase in tax incidence has been removed.
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The drop was partly due to the overhang from Wednesday's weekly report on U.S. crude stockpiles, which showed inventories surging by 9.9 million barrels.
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Among them: falcon wing doors that wouldn't close and proximity sensors that failed to sense an overhang, allowing the doors to bang into it.
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Once the impact of recent stimulus measures wore off, China's large debt overhang and sluggish productivity growth will pinch economic expansion, Evans-Pritchard said.
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Casino companies and slot-machine makers are heavily indebted, an overhang from the financial crisis and a series of debt-financed projects and consolidations.
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Although the $5bn settlement with the FTC was positive, regulatory overhang will likely remain due to anti-trust inquiries from the FTC and DoJ.
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Uncertainty around Brexit and its effect on consumer spending in the United Kingdom have been an overhang over the company's European business, its largest.
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In the latest quarter, Penney lowered its outlook for the full year, as it continued to grapple with an overhang of too much inventory.
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Russia joined the efforts with the OPEC in 2016 and their cooperation has helped to stabilise oil pieces and ease an overhang of stockpiles.
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That "reimbursement pressure," combined with the overhang of drug price reform and Amazon's looming drug mailing presence, is rattling the entire retail pharmacy industry.
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The country's overhang government—the afterlife of a CDU/CSU-SPD coalition that often seemed to be running on autopilot anyway—is functioning smoothly.
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He also said that it has benefited greatly from improved lending terms and does not have "a debt overhang for the next few years".
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The crash raises the risk of slowing demand from the world's No. 2 oil consumer, threatening to prolong an over year-long supply overhang.
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Supply deals into Europe offer a valuable option as Asia's gas-consuming economies rein in new deals in light of a growing supply overhang.
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In a sign of the continuing supply overhang, traders are again hiring oil tankers to store unsold crude while they wait for higher prices.
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"The regulator overhang of set-top box regulation has cast a shadow over investment and innovation in traditional video program delivery," the two wrote.
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The historic deal was struck in an attempt to remove a supply overhang which has depressed prices to less than half their 2014 highs.
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OPEC, Russia and several other allied producers have spearheaded an ongoing effort to try to clear a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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Oil prices eased after a rise in U.S. crude inventories and ongoing high supplies from producer club OPEC revived concerns of a supply overhang.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration showed a similar surplus for that period and indicated a supply overhang of 167,000 bpd for all of 2018.
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With China typically taking around 60 percent of U.S. supplies, the loss of that export market has left farmers struggling with a supply overhang.
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OPEC, Russia and several other allied producers have led an ongoing effort to try to clear a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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CNBC takes a look at the world's 21.8 leading oil producers being urged to back an ongoing effort to clear a global supply overhang.
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"There's somewhat of a relief rally, too, given that this has been an overhang for so long, particularly with Anthem and Cigna," he said.
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The challenge for negotiators is to put in place credible incentives promoting mutually beneficial trade without the overhang of tariffs and non-tariff barriers.
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Goods exports fell sharply in April and the inventory overhang, which is mostly concentrated in the auto sector, is weighing on production at factories.
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Mr. Wood blamed an overhang of new apartment supply in the area and the nuisance of continuing construction at the site for the shortfall.
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"We believe investors will need to become more comfortable with the company's cash generation potential and removing the debt and leverage overhang," Arnstein added.
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To find its edges, those leafy enclaves and rocky riverbanks, the dense overhang of branches in the woods, is an unexpected lullaby amid chaos.
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When Mr. Tol delivered the piano, he was horrified to learn it would be left on an outdoor deck, protected only by an overhang.
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The production cuts agreed by Saudi Arabia, Russia and 10 other allied producers are aimed at clearing a supply overhang and propping up prices.
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A "settlement would remove [an] overhang and make [the] group ownable again," Jefferies analyst Brian Tanquilut wrote in a note about the drug distributors.
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"The elections backdrop remains a major uncertainty overhang, even though the last year of a presidential cycle tends to generate respectable returns," Citi wrote.
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"In line with the existing overhang, the market is only expected to return to balance towards the end of this year," OPEC said Monday.
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The price of copper has been largely stagnant since the start of the year and analysts are largely bearish because of a supply overhang.
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And then there was the overhang of the American withdrawal entirely from such international organizations as UNESCO and the United Nations Human Rights Council.
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J.C. Penney on Thursday reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed analysts' expectations, as it continues to grapple with an overhang of unsold merchandise.
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But an image of the same spot the previous year showed a rock overhang that had a 230-foot-long, three-foot-wide crack.
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Prices for North Sea barrels on Tuesday recovered after hitting their lowest levels since mid-2017, as an overhang of surplus oil has materialized.
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But when the Mets opened their 2017 season at Citi Field, a new placard was affixed to the overhang down the left-field line.
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However, the inventory overhang is now near OPEC's target so there's no doubt that price optimism remains alive and well in the options market.
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Since the start of deal in January, the overhang relative to that average is down by 200 million barrels, Kuwait's oil minister said on Wednesday.
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Crude oil futures slipped, weighed down by the dollar and a warning by Russia that a global crude supply overhang could last into next year.
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The plan is part of a government effort to provide affordable housing for the poor, and reduce a large property inventory overhang in smaller cities.
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Oil prices have lost almost a third of their value since early October, weighed down by an emerging supply overhang and widespread financial market weakness.
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As a result, freight fell during 2014/15 as manufacturers, distributors and retailers all cut new orders in an effort to reduce the stock overhang.
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A massive overhang in refined products, particularly gasoline, despite forecasts for record U.S. summer driving has made investors less optimistic about a quick market rebalancing.
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With the effects of El Nino likely to linger well into the first half of 2016, that overhang looks set to remain for some time.
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"We see limited upside for Brent (and range-bound) pricing over the next 12 months as the supply overhang is worked off," the bank said.
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I had to keep people underneath the overhang when they were walking out of the building so that they didn't get hit by people jumping.
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"You still have a big overhang of inventories, but after 18 months, the market is turning and it was time for a turn," he said.
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Weak business spending, especially in the troubled energy sector, and ongoing efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang have also acted as a drag.
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An inventory overhang in the automobile sector is weighing on production, contributing to factory employment declining in March for the first time since July 2017.
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Meanwhile, oil prices shed about 4 percent as OPEC members seemed to struggle with agreeing on a production cut to address a global supply overhang.
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China may stall a resolution until after the 2020 election, another source of uncertainty overhang, as Democrats juggle 20-plus candidates, some with socialist agendas.
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The ESPN overhang doesn't trouble Morris, who says making ESPN a core part of almost all of Disney's "skinny bundle" offerings helps avoid subscriber losses.
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OPEC and its allied producers, including Russia, agreed to impose output cuts from the beginning of January in order to prevent a global supply overhang.
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Decisions by refiners to ramp up 2015 production cost them in the first quarter of 2016, as profits were hit by an overhang of inventory.
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This proved to be a key factor in the west African country securing exemption from OPEC's landmark 2016 deal to curb a global supply overhang.
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But market expectations had been hinging on the idea that producers would take even more barrels off the market because of the overhang of supply.
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The debt overhang will have real impacts on Americans—imposing higher borrowing costs, changing retirement as we know it and slowing the rate of growth.
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Alongside Russia and other allied producers, OPEC has spearheaded an ongoing international effort to try to clear a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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A global oil supply overhang has eased this month thanks to unplanned outages caused by wildfires in Canada and further losses in Nigeria and Libya.
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Also supporting prices of copper, used in construction and power supply, China took further measures aimed at clearing a property overhang weighing on the economy.
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"It is not advisable to ignore the potential risk that the present overhang may continue to weigh negatively well into the future," the group said.
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"You should utilize shelving space as much as possible, but try and avoid overhang, which could cause the space to look overcrowded," she told Insider.
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OPEC's agreement with Russia and other producers to limit oil output has helped to clear a global supply overhang that weighed on prices for years.
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For 2.5 years now, the biggest overhang on Disney's stock has been the narrative of "ESPN is dead" as it continues to shed linear subscribers.
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The cuts, which have mostly targeted Europe and North America, was aimed at reducing a global supply overhang that had dogged oil markets since 2014.
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The steel and glass of the shelter's overhang tore off the front of the bus, and sliced through a large section of its upper deck.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia are leading a joint OPEC and non-OPEC effort to try to reduce a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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Manufacturing has also been hampered by an inventory overhang and the grounding of Boeing's 0.13 MAX plane after two fatal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
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There was an overhang on the bank's stock because of the Turkish deal, one analyst said, but share prices did not move early on Sunday.
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"There is so much oil in storage that it will take months to truly feel the erosion of the overhang," Energy Aspects said in a note.
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Many are profoundly unhappy that the exchange has tolerated a strategy that has resulted in anomalous technical tightness in a market characterised by massive inventory overhang.
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China, traditionally the biggest buyer of U.S. agriculture exports, has been largely out of the market for several products, leaving farmers struggling with a supply overhang.
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Although the continued Tariff dispute is viewed as a "headline" overhang, we remind investors the majority of semiconductor chips (particularly memory) are manufactured outside of China.
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"The emergence of regulatory clarity should be a positive, given the overhang that has persisted for some time," analysts at Peel Hunt said in a note.
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Investors have become less optimistic that markets will balance quickly amid a massive overhang in refined products, particularly gasoline, despite forecasts for record U.S. summer driving.
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"With a settlement there is no more uncertainty abound for either company and thus removes an overhang that has long weighed on both companies," Ives said.
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Line the bottom and two long sides with a sheet of parchment paper, leaving 1 inch of overhang on each side; spray the paper, too. 2.
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The problem for U.S. refiners is the market will be carrying an enormous overhang of distillates from winter 2015/16 which will continue to depress margins.
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Most analysts expect supply to match demand next year, but agreed that it could take much longer for the market's overhang of unused inventories to clear.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied after declining on doubts that production cuts promised by OPEC and Russia would be deep enough to end a supply overhang.
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"Brexit continues to remain an overhang on SJP's gross flows momentum in the short term which is key for cash earnings and dividends," JPMorgan's Musaddi wrote.
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So it is the presence of the lower bound on policy rates together with a debt overhang that has the potential to create persistently weak recoveries.
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"But I think you couple that with what's going on with the tariff overhang and you don't really have a compelling reason to buy," he added.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied after slipping on doubts that production cuts promised by OPEC and Russia would be deep enough to end a supply overhang.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12% of the U.S. economy, is being hobbled by an inventory overhang, the U.S.-China trade tensions and weak global demand.
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Vinals said it is "very important" that India "redouble the efforts to clean up public sector banks' balance sheets" and tackle its corporate sector debt overhang.
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Oil prices have lost around 30 percent in value since early October, weighed down by an emerging supply overhang and by widespread weakness in financial markets.
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"When allegations such as fraud are made by the government against an individual, the overhang will always make people look at your reputation differently," Tilton said.
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There was also a slightly positive statistical overhang at the end of 2018, suggesting the economy is carrying modest growth momentum into 2019, the office said.
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Line the bottom and sides of an 8-by-8-by-2-inch baking pan with parchment paper so you have a few inches of overhang.
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As for the trade overhang, Ladner says actions speak louder than words, and the two sides look more likely to work toward a deal than not.
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"Regardless of what OPEC try and do, it seems the supply overhang is preventing any kind of sustainable rally," Ian Williams, strategist at Peel Hunt, said.
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Thus, there is still room for inventories to accumulate faster without generating an overhang in stocks, which should provide an additional boost to GDP in Q4.
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What makes the overhang possible are 75-foot-long diagonal braces, called kickers, that transfer the weight of the tower and pedestal into the building core.
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"Trade is an overhang that suggests the longer term implications are yet to be determined," said Terry Sandven, chief equity strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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"The U.S. economy will continue to have an overhang until Congress and the President show they can get major legislation passed this year," the letter said.
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However, we acknowledge legal uncertainties could remain an overhang and update our model to reflect theoretical legal penalties and increase our discount rate to ~10% (from ~8%).
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Orange falls in that camp, too, while skin tones risk making certain vibrators look like unwieldy skin tags, "bizarre fleshy overhang[s]" as Dame's Lieberman put it.
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But a surplus of 8 cargoes struggled to find buyers as a new August programme was released on Monday — the first overhang of the year, traders said.
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ANZ economist Weiwen Ng says there is "definitely an overhang" from the Brexit vote, but BNM's immediate concern would be any spike in volatility in financial markets.
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"There's a lot of doom and gloom regarding political uncertainty, regarding the Fed and regarding the overhang of Brexit," Block told CNBC in a Thursday phone interview.
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Very high rates of refinery utilisation, especially in January and February, resulted in an overhang of refined products that has persisted through the middle of the year.
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The deal sets up a schedule and conditions for Privateer's stake to be released over the next two years, which Tilray hopes will clear the stock overhang.
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The other modern presidential election with an impeachment overhang, in 1976, also saw the incumbent party lose to a candidate -- Democrat Jimmy Carter -- implicitly running against scandal.
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"There is still lots of correction potential, given the overhang of speculative long positions and exaggerated hopes for an output freeze," said Commerzbank oil analyst Carsten Fritsch.
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"This expected diminishing product inventory overhang will lead to a sustained tightening of oil market fundamentals and oil prices should be well above current levels," they said.
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The 180cm (1.8 feet) high fence will be crowned with an overhang to keep predators from climbing it and a skirting at the bottom will prevent burrowing.
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The group of producer countries agreed late last year to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) to prevent a large supply overhang from swelling.
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The shift in production was aimed initially at easing the overhang of diesel as demand for the industrial and truck fuel has fallen amid a slowing economy.
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A foreign currency overhang remains for the system, whereby around ISK11533bn is held by non-residents who have been unable to convert these amounts to foreign currency.
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Some, however, pointing to a large supply overhang in the jack-up market, with total supply counting more than 500 units, while current demand is around 300.
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The group seems well positioned to continue with its attempts to eliminate a global supply overhang which has depressed prices to less than half their 2014 high.
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The OPEC official said that inventory overhang is a problem, and took a shot at the U.S. for continuing to both import and store so much oil.
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It is likely that central government resources will be necessary to supplement banks' existing means - such as earnings and loss-absorption buffers - to resolve China's debt overhang.
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As more supply comes into the market, with several new condo towers going up this year and next, the overhang could get worse before it gets better.
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Despite some overhang from trade and the steepness of the yield curve flashing recession signals, economic activity is strong, and that drives earnings and rallies the market.
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Alongside Russia and other allied partners, OPEC is in the midst of a production-cutting deal designed to curb a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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The exemptions have made the producer group's task of eliminating the supply overhang increasingly difficult and has also been "a factor in capping price gains," he said.
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Hopefully, the Moody's decision will be a useful wake-up call for the Chinese government to start addressing the serious problems associated with its credit market overhang.
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Oil prices have recovered in the past year on the back of oil production cuts by OPEC, Russia and other producers, helping reduce the global inventory overhang.
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Since the trade war has weighed on global growth and created a massive overhang for stocks, positive headlines like Monday's tend to whet investor appetites for risk.
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They also hinted that China could do more to support flagging economic growth, although at the expense of adding to the country's huge overhang of corporate debt.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia have led an ongoing effort by OPEC and other allied oil producers outside the cartel to try to clear a global supply overhang.
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"This effort will remain a considerable overhang for the outpatient dialysis industry for the foreseeable future," says Andrea Harris, a health care analyst at Height Capital Markets.
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Alongside a number of allied partners, OPEC started withholding oil output in January 2017 in a bid to clear a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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He added that the agency sees the potential for an oil overhang of 3.5 mln barrels per day (bpd) in first quarter due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The cuts, which started in January 2017, are poised to continue through all of 2018 as the allied oil producers seek to clear a global supply overhang.
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In the latest indicator of a supply overhang, traders said that five very large crude carriers (VLCCs) have been chartered in recent days to store unsold oil.
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It'sr been dark days for Uber but after this week, the lockup overhang will be in the rear view mirror and the stock should rebound from here.
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After you insert a bag, the can's cap fully covers the overhang within, so the aesthetic of the thing is vaguely spaceship-y — cool, clean, uninterrupted metal.
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The overhang of pending residential building permits increased to more than 400,000, the body said, suggesting that the sector will continue to drive growth in the coming months.
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A couple of hours into the Balcony Walk, the path rounds a bend to reveal not only a curve in the canyon, but one with a huge overhang.
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In addition, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday that it had raised its forecsat for global oil consumption, which will also help reduce the overhang of supply.
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Manufacturing has been hurt by a strong dollar and sluggish global demand, which have undercut U.S. exports, as well as efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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Mazrouei said market fundamentals were good and that "commercial stock overhang continues to decline and demand remains healthy" despite a "temporary overreaction" in the market driven by speculation.
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"We note that a new overhang has developed for this maligned sector, namely Elizabeth Warren," Mizuho analyst Paul Sankey wrote in a note to clients dated October 6.
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Seemingly inevitable management change removes a major overhang, RBC said, while competition in a changing media business remains an obstacle to unlocking further value in the near term.
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The increase in demand is welcome news for smaller cities that have a massive overhang of unsold houses left from the last real estate downturn three years ago.
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He had to make sure that every muscle was pulling; that way, he would know how long he could cling to an ice-nub, or work an overhang.
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"Clearly the U.S.-China trade tensions are a bit of overhang on the (servers) business," Dell's chief financial officer, Thomas Sweet, told investors in a post-earnings call.
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"We need to eliminate the overhang in the HCR ManorCare business so that the rest of the business can flourish," Executive Chairman Michael McKee said on a call.
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"There's still an overhang from investors feeling like they have been burned in this cycle before," said Trip Rodgers, a portfolio manager of the Hennessy BP Energy fund.
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People want to know if the whole deal clears but if not, what the overhang is and then what the MFN and any secondary coordination agreement looks like.
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By contrast, the enormous overhang of diesel stocks that built up at the start of the year has been steadily reduced over the last two months (tmsnrt.rs/29hzejA).
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12% of the economy, is being undercut by an inventory overhang, trade tensions, weakening global growth and design problems at aerospace giant Boeing.
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"Progress on settlement is a clear positive to potentially remove what has been the key overhang in shares for a year," Bank of America analysts said in note.
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Even though the latest IEA figures show a modest overhang in inventories over the five-year average, analysts generally believe the market will remain in excess in 2020.
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OPEC and some non-affiliated producers such as Russia agreed late last year to cut output by 653 million bpd to prevent a large supply overhang from growing.
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OPEC and some non-affiliated producers such as Russia agreed late last year to cut output by 22020 million bpd to prevent a large supply overhang from growing.
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OPEC and some non-affiliated producers such as Russia agreed late last year to cut output by 1.2 million bpd to prevent a large supply overhang from growing.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for 12 percent of the U.S. economy, has been slammed by dollar strength, lower oil prices and efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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"Re-rating is imminent with the stake sale removing DRB's largest overhang, as well as a more positive outlook for Proton," Citi said in a note late Wednesday.
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The OPEC-led output cuts are targeted at rebalancing the global overhang in the oil markets, which saw oil prices fall by more than half in recent years.
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On Thursday, OPEC announced it would extend cuts in oil output by nine months to March 2018, after November's landmark deal failed to clear a global supply overhang.
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The stock "is just not working because of the overhang from all the headline stuff on EpiPen," said Guggenheim Securities analyst Louise Chen, who rates the shares "neutral".
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Despite the disruptions, BNP Paribas said that there was still a large storage overhang that would have to be reduced before the market could swing back into balance.
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Mattel blamed retail inventory overhang from the holidays for the 33 percent drop in sales that impacted its most famous brands including Barbie, Fisher-Price and American Girl.
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Regulatory Overhang The broad conclusions of Ofcom's digital communications review published in February, confirmed our central case that structural separation is not the likely or primary regulatory goal.
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OPEC announced it would extend cuts in oil output by nine months to March 2018 on Thursday, after November's landmark deal failed to clear a global supply overhang.
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Oil prices dipped during afternoon trade on Monday, erasing gains supported by a political rift in the Middle East, before investor concerns over a global supply overhang returned.
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Alongside OPEC-led production cuts, robust demand for crude has helped diminish a global supply overhang in recent months and left the energy market more exposed to shocks.
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Riyadh and Moscow have been engaged in supply cuts over the past year in order to try to clear a global supply overhang and keep prices in check.
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The paper suggests one reason for the diminished impact is a "debt overhang effect", where households cut back on spending when they have higher levels of mortgage debt.
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In a monthly report, OPEC said that without cuts the 2017 overhang would reach 1.24 million bpd, about 300,000 bpd higher than the forecast in its previous report.
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On Monday, rather than sitting in row H on Armstrong they had moved back to row W, into the shade provided by the overhang of the new roof.
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Still, rising home prices have yet to revive a recovery in property investment and construction as a huge overhang of unsold homes discourages developers from launching new projects.
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JP Morgan analysts said that though growth this year is likely to be loaded in the second half, the outbreak is likely to remain a short-term overhang.
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The production cuts by OPEC and 10 other allied producers, which are scheduled to last throughout 2018, are aimed at clearing a supply overhang and propping up prices.
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However, the sheer volume of the selling can amount to an overhang on the stock at a time when it could use all the support it can get.
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"There are still some investigations going on in Boston, in Las Vegas and in Macau — so all of those things are overhang on Wynn Resorts stock," said Amobi.
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"The larger overhang: Is there another shoe to drop tomorrow with the very honest, straight- shooting Jay Powell?" said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR.
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Iceland, by comparison, did not have a huge national debt overhang, although corporations and individuals owed large sums after the financial crash, which some are still working off.
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The first problem, about twenty feet high and worth twelve points, featured an awkward move from one facet to another, via a tricky corner, and onto an overhang.
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It has also given rise to a situation where China has a massive amount of unused industrial capacity and an enormous overhang of unoccupied housing and commercial property.
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The production cuts by OPEC and 20143 other allied producers, which are scheduled to last throughout 2018, are aimed at clearing a supply overhang and propping up prices.
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Even though they owe like, I mean, there's been a number of really amazing stories about the financial situation there which is they really have a debt overhang.
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ESA scientists concluded that, after bouncing, Philae ended up in a ditch or underneath an icy overhang, sheltered from the sunlight that gave power to its solar panels.
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It also meant the device could keep its signature "overhang," an aesthetic choice of Spark's design team wherein the top of the chassis is slightly longer than its bottom.
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"As such, the inventory overhang built from the start of 2014 will remain largely in place, and thus continues to represent an impediment to any price rally," BNP said.
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That is why Wall Street loved it when management confirmed that the deflationary overhang could be subsiding, which means the company's same-store sales could begin to accelerate again.
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"Today's UK current account data may get more attention than usual, given the overhang of political uncertainty and rating agency downgrades this week," RBC analysts said in a note.
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Trade overhang: Investor concern that the United States and China won't resolve their trade fight any time soon is driving markets lower, setting the stage for another volatile week.
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"These dynamics support our cautious view about the long-term strength of non-China equity flows due to positioning overhang and secular stagnation in EM (emerging markets)," IIF said.
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That's really what they've been trying to do, that is adequate, that is a good COO, really wants to sit there with this overhang, because they didn't clarify anything.
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Output was also hampered by businesses' efforts to reduce an inventory overhang, with a further drag coming from lower oil prices, which have sparked deep spending cuts on equipment.
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But OOCL's chairman, Tung Chee-chen (the founder's second son), believes the recovery is vulnerable to a variety of dangers, including potential trade frictions and the remaining "supply overhang".
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"There is growing skepticism that the production cut has been enacted long enough to take care of the overhang," said Gene McGillian, director of market research at Tradition Energy.
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But a milder streak in August has undercut demand for heating fuel and left state-run LNG importer Enarsa juggling a supply overhang, the company and trading sources said.
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Hodges said that despite the overhang, the company looks poised to continue to grow as restaurants expand and high real-estate prices prompt more homeowners to upgrade their kitchens.
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They are silhouetted inside a tractor trailer, piling huge sacks around them, or standing resolute beneath a container's metal overhang, or staring beyond the frame during a brief pause.
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The ruling, if affirmed, would have a draconian impact on the healthcare sector and the overhang alone could trigger widespread selling across the sector, Oppenheimer analyst Michael Wiederhorn said.
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Trade worries have been an overhang for global capital markets for nearly a year as China and the U.S. slap tariffs on billions of dollars worth of their goods.
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It is also being weighed down by lower oil prices that have undercut capital investment in the energy sector, as well efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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The accord removes a financial overhang for Boston-based GE, which is trying to cut costs while projecting lower 093 cash flow and profitability from its core industrial operations.
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The real estate industry was already carrying an overhang of unsold inventory, and was hit by an earlier clampdown on "black" money, much of which is invested into property.
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According to Ken Perkins, president of Retail Metrics, February's results were helped by the arrival of fresh spring merchandise, which traditionally hits the floor without the overhang of promotions.
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This may well be the case with China's iron ore inventories, which at first glance look large enough to cause an overhang of supply in the world's top steelmaker.
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In response, OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia and non-OPEC member Russia spearheaded an international effort to try and clear a global supply overhang in the hope of supporting prices.
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We believe this uncertainty overhang could affect E&Ps leveraged to the DJ Basin, especially in urban areas, continuing until Election Day should the initiatives officially make the ballot.
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Bogart said he's especially cautious with ethereum, which he said has a lot of overhang because so many initial coin offerings (ICOs) have been built on top of ethereum.
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The change in leadership removes a key overhang around succession, but we could still see a few old skeletons tumbling out of the closet this quarter or the next.
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Oil prices edged up, remaining near the previous day's highs, on the prospect of talks by exporters about ways to prop up a market grappling with a supply overhang.
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"There's the overhang of a potential trade war, which is obviously what's keeping the market suppressed," said Oliver Pursche, chief market strategist at Bruderman Asset Management in New York.
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Outside North America, markets have been supported by an effort led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to restrain output to end a global supply overhang.
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The government and the central bank have been pushing for banks to clean up their bad debts, saying the overhang was choking new lending in Asia's third-largest economy.
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"The debt overhang left by previous years of underperformance remains a significant financial challenge that we must overcome for our operational turnaround to proceed," Chief Executive Mary Berner said.
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Demand for SecureWorks shares was hurt by factors unique to the company - growing losses and an "overhang" of unsold shares from its parent Dell, which is not publicly traded.
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Oil shares also took a hit after oil prices dipped as a stronger dollar weighed and Russia warned that a global crude supply overhang could last into next year.
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There's growing belief on Wall Street that the worst may be over as the overhang of trade fears, sliding corporate profits and geopolitical worries like Brexit begin to fade.
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The overhang in developed economies of middle distillates, which include diesel and heating oil, is at around 72 million barrels or around four days of consumption, according to Fyfe.
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The production cuts by OPEC and 10 other allied producers, which are scheduled to last throughout 2018, are aimed at clearing a global supply overhang and propping up prices.
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"This keeps us on guard for a period of significant consolidation near-term, and will be an overhang on 113 performance if not resolved before year end," she wrote.
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"It's been dark days for Uber but after this week, the lockup overhang will be in the rear view mirror and the stock should rebound from here," he said.
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"We remain of the view that (Tinder's) fundamentals (will) likely continue to hit or exceed expectations, despite the Facebook-related overhang," Evercore ISI analyst Anthony DiClemente said last month.
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"Manufacturing have a trifecta of headwinds in their face: an overhang of inventories, weak global growth and tariffs," said Diane Swonk, chief economist at the auditing firm Grant Thornton.
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"It is hard to quantify implications without further information but this could serve as an overhang on Alphabet shares for some time," Stifel analyst Scott Devitt said in a note.
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The overhang of crude acted as a drag on the price, and as oil moves out of storage it tightens the market, allowing OPEC and other producers to raise prices.
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The pragmatists clung to local and state power, the overhang of 19th-century-style party organization, even as they paddled upstream to adapt to new and often adverse political currents.
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The hearing appeared to lift an overhang over Tesla, as the SEC stopped well short of recommending Musk's removal as chief executive or even from the electric car company's board.
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"We view the lack of specificity around product changes as a new overhang, with investors already somewhat concerned about the impact of competition, regulation, and disruptive technologies," Baird analysts said.
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Macy's balance sheet is still in solid shape, especially when compared with peers such as Penney, which is crippled by the overhang of debt as it stages its own turnaround.
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Many U.S. sanctions against Iran were lifted in late 2015 under a nuclear deal, allowing Tehran to more than double its crude exports over 2016, adding to the global overhang.
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"The aggregate inventory overhang remains significant, especially in lower-tier cities and in the commercial/office segments, where 10 years may be needed to digest the potential supply," Goldman said.
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The Fed's ongoing reversal of easy-money policy is a major overhang, and it is expected to raise rates more at the end of its two-day meeting on Wednesday.
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Ruehl cited "massive" inventory overhang of 300 million barrels that will take one-and-a-half years to work through if 500,000 barrels a day are taken off the market.
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Oil fell on Tuesday following a series of gloomy predictions about demand growth that suggested the global overhang of unused inventories may persist for much longer than investors had anticipated.
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But as this year has worn on, OPEC's failure to erase a multi-million-barrel overhang and shale oil's dominance have become apparent, stripping 15 percent off the crude price.
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"While China tariff risk remains an overhang on the stock, we think NKE is increasingly well positioned to mitigate any potential impact," Morgan Stanley said in a note to clients.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12% of the economy, is being hobbled by an inventory overhang, especially in the automotive sector, that has left businesses placing fewer orders at factories.
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"The massive overhang of stocks is also keeping a lid on prices, with both newly produced and stored crude competing for market share in an increasingly volatile refinery margin environment."
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"Markets are still heavily oversupplied, the weather is much warmer and there is pretty heft overhang in inventories and prices won't be able to rise until that's cleared," he said.
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He contends, however, that even when the oil "overhang goes away," ramping up production will take U.S. producers a long time, as rig counts are at an all-time low.
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The licence situation will remain an overhang on the shares of the six operators well past the June 2022 expiration, Grant Govertsen, an analyst at Union Gaming in Macau, said.
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The decline indicates that businesses pulled back spending more than previously anticipated amid a "perfect storm" of U.S. dollar strength, tepid global demand and a "sizable" inventory overhang, Piegza said.
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"That means a longer workout, a bigger overhang, and no reason to get excited about a small [price] pop on a short day," Book told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo said the oil overhang was declining, but added that stocks remained high and needed to fall further in comments pointing to an extension in cuts.
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The license situation will remain an overhang on the shares of the six operators well past the June 2022 expiration, Grant Govertsen, an analyst at Union Gaming in Macau, said.
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The other overhang for the public markets is that only 11 percent of Lyft's outstanding shares are currently available for trading, with the rest mostly locked up for six months.
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Brent crude futures have sunk 2.5 percent to $33.38 per barrel in early Asian trade as a huge supply overhang and near-record output levels continue to drag on prices.
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The year-on-year increase in gas stocks has narrowed every week for the last 17 weeks in a clear indication that the overhang of inventories is clearing (tmsnrt.rs/29AeeFm).
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"It (the non-compliance) adds a meaningful overhang to the story over the next several quarters, at least," RBC Capital Markets analyst Douglas Miehm said, citing risks to revenue growth.
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"We have not seen production cuts undertaken by the world's producers really alleviate the overhang in inventories," said Gene McGillian, manager of market research at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut.
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The weak markets are a result of doubts over OPEC's ability to rein in a fuel supply overhang that has dogged markets since 2014 as production has largely outpaced consumption.
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"Although the growth prospects of many Communication Services companies remain attractive, the valuation overhang from regulatory uncertainty will likely continue to grow and weigh on the sector's performance," he added.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 22.8 percent of the U.S. economy, is regaining ground as the prolonged drag from lower oil prices, a strong dollar and an inventory overhang fades.
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Oil prices further succumbed to concerns of a supply overhang on Thursday, while shares in British bank Lloyds and insurer Prudential Plc were hit by price target cuts from brokers.
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" Pavlik pointed out that the U.S.-China trade conflict, which began last year, remains an overhang for the market while corporate earnings have not improved and economic news has "weakened.
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However, pressure from investors amid a relentless global supply overhang could prompt the group to consider further steps to support the market at its upcoming meeting in Russia next month.
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Those deals, clinched over the past two weeks, have boosted expectations that a two-year supply overhang will clear soon and prices remain near highs last seen in July 2015.
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Although unintended for private residence, the building is quintessentially Usonian, with a flat roof complete with overhang, clerestory windows, and a central hearth — a pretty uncommon feature for a clinic.
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Reserve Bank of India and the government have been pushing for banks to clean up their bad debts, saying the overhang was choking new lending in Asia's third-largest economy.
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The top oil exporter's goal remains to stabilize oil markets by drawing down the global inventory overhang, a Saudi industry source familiar with the kingdom's oil policy said on Tuesday.
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While a slew of government measures and increased lending have helped boost the housing market, a huge overhang of unsold homes in smaller cities has discouraged new construction and investment.
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Oil prices fell once again on Tuesday on the back of the IEA's report and an ongoing fuel supply overhang, which has led several banks to cut their price forecasts.
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Although there was some water in the building, it was not from the surging ocean: Irma's winds had peeled off paneling from a roof overhang and broken a water pipe.
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In a note to clients, Taylor says the overhang on these companies won't last, but he cautions that the recovery in delayed procedures is going to be a gradual one.
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Outdoor space: French doors on the north side of the main room open to a long back porch with a deep overhang that could be furnished as an outdoor room.
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Because of the production and storage overhang in fuel markets, Barclays said this month's 29 percent price rally is unwarranted and that oil prices of $2.23 or higher are unsustainable.
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"We do not believe the coronavirus will have a longer term overhang for Musk (and Tesla) in this key region with China, the fuel on the growth engine," he said.
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OPEC, Russia and other leading producers are slashing output by around 1.8 million barrels per day through to March 23 in order to clear a supply overhang and support prices.
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Finally, because of the overhang of the "Trump collusion" heavy breathing by his political opposition and the media, the Trump administration has neither developed nor deployed a coherent Russia policy.
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Stocks have increased by less than the five-year average for 34 consecutive weeks, which has eliminated the huge overhang inherited from the warm winter of 2015/16 (tmsnrt.rs/2eCqaaV).
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"Speed climbing" is where competitors race each other up a standardised sequence of holds, the same in each tournament, on a 15-metre-high wall with a five-degree overhang.
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Bullish observers will likely point to the overhang of the president's decision to wage "trade wars of choice" to explain why stock prices have lagged earnings growth so dramatically. Perhaps.
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"Until the inventory overhang is clearly running down and much smaller than it is today, that sensitivity will remain relatively low," said Richard Mallinson, an analyst for consultants Energy Aspects.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12% of the economy, is being constrained by an inventory overhang, especially in the automotive sector, that has left businesses placing fewer orders at factories.
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Morganlander worried that what he saw as stretched valuations for big-cap tech companies could cause analysts to taper their expectations for upcoming quarters, with global growth worries providing additional overhang.
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"The global economy continued to suffer from the overhang of the trade war and uncertainty gripped the financial markets," said Mildred Chua, head of syndicated finance at DBS Bank in Singapore.
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Traders said that the decline in oil prices on doubts whether a potential production freeze will reduce the global overhang of crude also fed the general sell-off in industrial metals.
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The sun is literally right behind the subject of the shot, but the director has staged the shot underneath an overhang so that the shadow lies over half the actor's face.
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The concentration of hedge fund long positions continues to overhang the market, heightening the risk of a price reversal if speculators all try to exit their positions at the same time.
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" Cook admitted in the earnings call that the smartphone market was not growing but attributed it to a passing "overhang of the macroeconomic environment in many different places in the world.
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This is welcome news after the fourth-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) report last week showed businesses had made less progress than previously thought in reducing the overhang of unsold merchandise.
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"While the stock could be under pressure in the near term, we see this resolution as removing a key overhang on the stock," Nomura analyst Abhishek Nigam said in a report.
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Fitch would consider an upgrade in the absence of material litigation or regulatory overhang, diversification increasing from MA's subscription revenue growth, and a stated commitment to a leverage target below 1.5x.
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In the United States, crude oil stockpiles soared more than 14 million barrels last week, the largest build on record, highlighting that a global fuel supply overhang is far from over.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the U.S. economy, had been regaining ground as the prolonged drag from lower oil prices, a strong dollar and an inventory overhang faded.
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"It seems clear that uncertainty is back and, with that, some level of overhang on valuations in the near term," Bonnie Herzog, a Wells Fargo analyst, wrote in an analyst note.
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Despite Wednesday's rise, oil prices have still lost almost a third of their value since early October, weighed down by an emerging supply overhang and by widespread weakness in financial markets.
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The Chinese real estate industry is seeing a surge in home prices and sales in first- and second-tier cities, while smaller cities are still under pressure from large housing overhang.
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"I guess the big overhang in terms of regulatory is in Poland ... In the 15 months, absolutely nothing has changed and the bill hasn't even been presented to Parliament," Ryan said.
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But the overhang of hedge fund long positions built up since the end of July may limit further price rises until it has been worked down to a more sustainable level.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), together with some non-OPEC producers including Russia, started withholding output in 2017 to reduce a global supply overhang and push up prices.
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The combination of factors led analysts to warn that the world had not yet dealt with the overhang of physical oil, which could drag prices lower again before any sustained recovery.
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OPEC and some non-affiliated producers such as Russia agreed late last year to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) to prevent a large supply overhang from growing.
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With producers facing off in a game of last-man-standing, surplus metal is still accumulating, meaning that even if supply starts contracting, the impact will be deadened by stocks overhang.
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After a drop in income, debt relative to income goes up even further, to a level that is higher than where the borrower (or the lender ) wants it – a debt overhang.
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More deals are likely this year as the large overhang of crude oil in the world that has weighed on the market since 2014 continues to clear and oil prices rise.
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Elsewhere, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) are set to meet in Vienna on Thursday to announce whether to prolong cuts in order to reduce a global supply overhang.
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Patrick Pouyanne, chief executive of French oil major Total, was unapologetic about boosting his production by more than 9 percent this year even as the world faces a huge production overhang.
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Beijing has prioritized the closure of so-called "zombie" firms responsible for much of China's corporate debt overhang, and has taken aim at overcapacity in industries such as steel and coal.
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While the CEO acknowledged that helping Toshiba could create a bit of an overhang in terms of how investors perceive Western Digital, his main focus remained on growing his own business.
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That is likely to disappoint investors who were hoping for a clear-out that would remove the overhang of bad debt for good and allow them to buy those loans cheaply.
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If so, it will merely extend the contradiction sitting at the heart of the aluminium market, namely its increasing tendency towards technical tightness even at a time of huge stock overhang.
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While the specific numbers differ, mostly for definitional and methodological reasons, the data from each of the agencies shows the stock overhang compared with the five-year average has narrowed significantly.
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U.S. refiners and blenders will exit winter with somewhat higher gasoline stocks than normal but it should be possible to clear the overhang by exploiting the normal flexibility within the system.
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The production cuts by OPEC and its allied non-OPEC oil producers, which are scheduled to last throughout 2018, are aimed at clearing a global supply overhang and propping up prices.
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If so, it will merely extend the contradiction sitting at the heart of the aluminum market, namely its increasing tendency toward technical tightness even at a time of huge stock overhang.
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The stock fell more than 2% after an analyst at RBC Capital Markets downgraded it to sector perform from outperform amid worries over the macro economic environment and overhang from litigation.
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Brent crude traded above $78 a barrel on Wednesday, which could ratchet up the pressure on OPEC and Russia to unwind their ongoing production deal to curb a global supply overhang.
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OPEC, together with a number of non-OPEC producers led by Russia, has been restraining output this year in an effort to end a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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But even Exxon has been stretched by debt — much of it an overhang from the company's purchase seven years ago of XTO Energy, a shale gas driller, for about $41 billion.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has urged cities under pressure from soaring home prices to boost land supply appropriately while authorities take targeted measures to fight an inventory overhang in smaller cities.
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Market players noted the role of non-traditional buyers in the Cerberus deal also means the overhang of supply has now been placed without quenching all of the European sterling demand.
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The ministry will adjust land supply to reasonably boost the ratio of residential land in the most overheated cities, while suspending new supplies in smaller cities suffering an overhang, Jiang added.
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"We find the overhang effect to be pervasive across owner-occupier households and not exclusively driven by households that are financially constrained or that have strong precautionary saving motives," it said.
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The ongoing decline in prices appears to have stemmed from investors discounting evidence of robust compliance by OPEC and non-OPEC producers with a deal to curtail a global supply overhang.
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The disruption has roiled global markets, pushed prices for diesel and gasoline higher and boosted rivals' refining margins just as they had come under huge pressure from a daunting supply overhang.
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Years of stimulative monetary policies have encouraged a debt overhang that could prove deeply problematic if businesses will be disrupted for an extended period as they have in China and Italy.
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If they are able to bring the production back online by Monday the world crude stocks overhang can easily absorb the loss and price may only jump for a couple days.
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BoC's announcement was followed by the posting of two debt-for-equity swaps, part of a wider program mooted by policy makers as a solution to reduce China's corporate debt overhang.
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It did not comment in the earnings release on the potential impact of the Wuhan coronavirus in China, which J.P.Morgan analyst Jamie Baker said poses a near-term overhang for airlines.
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SINGAPORE, July 22018 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Wednesday after a rise in U.S. crude inventories and ongoing high supplies from producer club OPEC revived concerns of a fuel supply overhang.
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Oil prices fell more than 2 percent as the market refocused on a persistent supply overhang that is not expected to abate unless OPEC and other producers cut their output significantly. .
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"While negative headlines around management turnover and executive leadership could be an overhang, we are labeling TSLA a 'Fresh Pick' as we believe strong fundamentals should drive shares higher," he writes.
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Oil prices rose on Wednesday after the Iraqi oil minister suggested OPEC and its partners were debating whether to extend or deepen supply cuts in order to clear a global overhang.
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The overhang of the SEC investigation is yet another hurdle that will need to be overcome to take Tesla private, which is looking like an increasingly onerous task for everyone involved.
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" Holz said Obamacare remains an overhang on the sector, "although we can deal with the clouds as opposed to the appeals court having more issues with Obamacare as it's currently designed.
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"It has taken since November 2016, when OPEC entered into production cuts along with Russia, to reduce the crude oil overhang in the world to the current level," Hamm told investors.
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"This keeps us on guard for a period of significant consolidation near-term, and will be an overhang on 210 performance if not resolved before year end," the stock strategist added.
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But until large tonnages of metal stop showing up in New Orleans, it's a fair bet that tightening supply dynamics haven't yet translated into a drawdown of the zinc market's stocks overhang.
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In a monthly report, OPEC said that without cuts the 2017 overhang would reach 1.24 million barrels per dday, about 300,6003 barrels per day higher than the forecast in its previous report.
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"Immigration reform remains an overhang to watch and likely a key theme for the IT services sector in 2017," Surendra Goyal, Citi's head of India Research, wrote to clients in early January.
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Without a comprehensive strategy to tackle the overhang, there is a growing risk China will have a banking crisis or sharply slower growth or both, the International Monetary Fund said last year.
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Because of the overhang of new units and the continued correction in pricing, Manhattan's luxury real estate market is not likely to strengthen measurably in the first half of 2017, Miller said.
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"It was Greco who led the successful turnaround ... his departure could lead to a meaningful overhang for the stock, which could therefore de-rate from peers," JCI Capital analyst Emanuele Rigamonti said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices were down 2160 percent on Monday as supply overhang concerns grew after a Saudi-Venezuela meeting at the weekend showed few signs of coordination to boost prices.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 0.43% of the economy, is also being undermined by an inventory overhang, especially in the automobile industry, which has resulted in fewer orders being placed with factories.
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Because of the production and storage overhang in fuel markets, Barclays said a 20 percent price rally seen in August was unwarranted and that oil prices of $50 or higher were unsustainable.
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Prices were supported by "a better than expected (non-farm payrolls), but traders remain incredibly cautious about the dimmer global economic overhang," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 24.1% of the economy, is also being undermined by an inventory overhang, especially in the automobile industry, which has resulted in fewer orders being placed with factories.
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The decision removed an overhang on health insurer stocks, but uncertainty in the industry persists as rising healthcare costs take the center stage in debates ahead of the 28 U.S. presidential elections.
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Analysts are not attaching a high chance to a deal materializing, and even if it did, they are uncertain it would be enough to help clear the global overhang of crude supplies.
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And while the overhang of capital in the U.S. has led to the reinforcement of bad behavior when it comes to profligate spending, it's also potentially limited the upside of European exits.
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Julian Evans-Pritchard, China economist at Capital Economics in Singapore, said steps to resolve the debt overhang, such as debt-for-equity swaps at state companies, were insufficient to deal with problem.
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"Although gasoline cracks should receive some support from scheduled spring refinery maintenance, the upside is capped by a massive supply overhang," said Sri Paravaikkarasu, director for Asia Oil at consulting firm FGE.
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" The weak global market sentiment is likely to deliver another negative day...EU worries and U.S. uncertainties remain an overhang," Mathan Somasundaram, a quantitative strategist with Baillieu Holst, said in a note.
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Critically, the overhang of coal stocks at power plants is clearing, with inventories back down to 25 million tons by the end of January and 30 million tons below a year earlier.
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U.S. economic growth slowed in the fourth quarter, but not as sharply as previously estimated, with fairly strong consumer spending offsetting the drag from efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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His comments are in line with the government's willingness to tolerate urging prices in the country's biggest metropolises as Beijing takes steps to flush out a huge inventory overhang in smaller cities.
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Oil prices were down as much as 2923 percent on Monday as supply overhang concerns grew after a Saudi-Venezuela meeting at the weekend showed few signs of coordination to boost prices.
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ET, it gives a sigh of relief, and stocks can begin trading as they normally would, without the giant psychological overhang of oil in their screens and daily profit and loss statements.
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At this time of last year, the U.S. crude production was still close to its peak of 9.69 million barrels per day and the global supply overhang showed no signs of abating.
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Oil prices gyrated around low levels in choppy trading on Tuesday as investors feared multiple Middle Eastern countries cutting diplomatic ties with Qatar could undermine OPEC efforts to curtail a supply overhang.
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Chinese cities under pressure from soaring home prices need to boost land supply appropriately while authorities take measures to fight an inventory overhang in smaller cities, Premier Li Keqiang said in March.
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"The back half of the year appears a little weaker than investors had expected and that's the overhang on the stock," said Ben Hartford, analyst with Robert W. Baird & Co in Milwaukee.
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The settlement, which removes a major overhang for AbbVie given its dependence on Humira, sent its shares to an all-time high of $90.95 before settling back to $89.87, up 6 percent.
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"The overhang of daily political tensions and nonsense coming out of the White House is causing people to become more nervous, but that doesn't change the fundamentals of the market," Kresh said.
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GST aside, New Delhi is also cleaning up debt-saddled public sector banks and it introduced a new bankruptcy law late last year to resolve the nation's $150 billion bad debt overhang.
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Dr Reddy's U.S. business, however, has been under a regulatory overhang since November, when the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned it for violations of manufacturing standards at three of its factories.
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The U.S. shale revolution has turned the United States into a top-3 producer, and soaring OPEC and post-Soviet era production in Russia has led to an enduring global production overhang.
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The company plans to hold production at 80 a year in order to help balance the market, which faces an overhang of second-hand turboprops, Scherer told reporters at the Dubai Airshow.
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"China's four oil majors are facing a glut overhang in domestic market and the companies are fully aware of the headwinds ahead," a product trader from a state-owned oil company said.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 12% of the economy, is also being undermined by an inventory overhang, especially in the automobile industry, which has resulted in fewer orders being placed with factories.
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But to the extent the missing barrels are the result of over-estimating supply and under-estimating demand, or have been absorbed into China's strategic stocks, the overhang could clear more quickly.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 20.5% of the economy, is also being undermined by an inventory overhang, especially in the automobile industry, which has resulted in fewer orders being placed with factories.
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Output was also hampered by business efforts to reduce an inventory overhang, with a further drag coming from lower oil prices, which have unleashed deep spending cuts on capital goods such as equipment.
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It's affixed to a concrete overhang attached to the adjacent building and it feels higher than 10-feet to me, but maybe that's just because I don't have the ups I used to.
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Factories also have been hurt by deep spending cuts on capital projects in the energy sector in response to lower oil prices, as well as efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. gasoline stocks are rising much faster than normal at the start of the year, threatening to leave refiners struggling to clear an overhang of motor fuel later in the year.
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The central bank said that risks for the economy and the banking system remained, including the problem of banks' non-performing loans, speeding up reforms and privatisations and addressing the public debt overhang.
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Goldman said it expected the inventory overhang to weigh on new construction, with new starts and completions likely to remain weak possibly into 2017, which will in turn weigh on demand for metals.
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"We continue to view Home Depot as a best-in-class operator, but the softer macro and housing trends ... remain an overhang," Telsey Advisory Group analyst Joseph Feldman said in a research note.
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Barclay's Gelb said CEO succession has been an overhang though the quality of Berkshire's management is "among the best," with Vice Chairmen Greg Abel, 56, and Ajit Jain, 67, among the top candidates.
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Bad debts have been a drag on economic activity ever since the financial crisis of 2008, but in recent months, the threat posed by an overhang of bad loans appears to be rising.
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After six years of disappointing growth, the world economy is gaining momentum, fueled by a cyclical recovery in manufacturing and buoyant financial markets despite the overhang of increased trade protectionism around the world.
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Fitch believes that much of FHN's legal overhang is now behind it, which should aid in the company generating more consistent earnings as legal costs diminish, resulting in a credit positive over time.
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While Wall Street had a mixed reaction, some investors worried that its expected sale of $647 million in stock could create an overhang, given that EPR has only $4.5 billion in market cap.
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Manufacturing, which makes up about 12% of the economy, is being weighed down by weaker business investment, an inventory overhang, the trade war between the United States and China, and softening global growth.
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Oil prices fell as much as 3 percent on Tuesday after a series of gloomy predictions on demand growth that suggested the global overhang of unused inventories may persist for longer than anticipated.
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"Long-term nominal rates are likely to stay very low or near zero for the foreseeable future," he said, citing low growth prospects, advanced economies' high debt overhang and higher future expected taxes.
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OPEC as well as some non-affiliated producers such as Russia agreed late last year to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) to prevent a large supply overhang from swelling.
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OPEC, as well as some non-affiliated producers such as Russia, agreed late last year to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) to prevent a large supply overhang from growing.
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China is facing a growing overhang of refined oil products after the start-up of two new mega plants coincided with a slowdown in domestic demand, forcing some refineries to scale back output.
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Regulators eased corporate issuance rules in 2015 hoping to boost credit access for productive small enterprises, but much of the new debt appears to originate with sectors responsible for China's existing debt overhang.
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Falih reiterated his country's position to do "whatever it takes" along with Russia to help stabilize the oil market, signaling an open-ended policy to reduce the inventory overhang and balance the market.
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Georgiadis said that the company is confident that it has "worked through the majority of this overhang" and looks forward to the launch of its line of toys tied to Disney's "Cars" franchise.
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OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo told CNBC the group's "credibility is at stake" as the oil producing cartel negotiates the implementation of a landmark deal designed to curb a global supply overhang.
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OPEC as well as some non-affiliated producers such as Russia agreed late last year to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) to prevent a large supply overhang from growing.
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The trouble is, for many government leaders born in 1964 or earlier in either Germany or America, "freeing the market" from the dumb overhang of government involvement is an unquestioned article of faith.
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WASHINGTON, March 9 (Reuters) - U.S. wholesale inventories unexpectedly rose in January as sales tumbled, suggesting that efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang could persist well into 2016 and restrain economic growth.
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Although the rising likelihood that OPEC will extend its output cuts raises expectations for a balanced market, U.S. crude production remains an issue for OPEC as it strives to clear a global overhang.
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Output was also hampered by businesses' efforts to reduce an inventory overhang, with a further drag coming from lower oil prices, which have set off deep spending cuts on capital goods like equipment.
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So far, the rise in drilling prices has been limited because of the large overhang of rigs stacked and crews idled during the downturn, which have limited the pricing power of drilling companies.
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China's banks have increased their debt-for-equity deals with state-owned enterprises after the government re-launched the scheme in October to ease the borrowing overhang of the country's struggling state firms.
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"This transaction can likely unlock $2 billion value net to MPC that is being discounted by the market due to the overhang of this combination and concerns around future growth," Cowen & Co said.
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Those deals, clinched over the past two weeks, have boosted expectations in the market that a two-year supply overhang will clear soon and prices remain near highs last seen in July 2015.
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The market had expected OPEC to extend the cuts of 1.8 million bpd beyond March until the end of 2018 to clear the overhang in global supplies, but this is now less certain.
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The researchers' most chastening findings reflect the obvious class overhang in any discussion of the opioid epidemic She didn't have a car, felt bad about imposing on friends, and taxis were too expensive.
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"It (the non-compliance) adds a meaningful overhang to the story over the next several quarters, at least," RBC Capital Markets analyst Douglas Miehm said in a note, citing risks to revenue growth.
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Lesson here: if kind fate should allow us to slip by this coronavirus without a global pandemic, global recession, or financial meltdown, addressing this debt overhang should be a matter of global urgency.
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"Nevertheless, we remain cautious about the long-term strength of non-China equity flows due to positioning overhang and secular stagnation in EM," IIF economist Jonathan Fortun wrote in a note to clients.
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Andrew Herenstein, Monarch's chief investment officer, said on Tuesday the market is overestimating the risk of Toshiba being delisted next year, creating an overhang for the stock, which is trading at 310 yen.
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Ultimately the Fed desires higher rates to provide latitude for rate cut stimulus in the event of a recession, and the market will take it there if it shrinks its balance sheet overhang.
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Crude oil prices hovered near three-month lows on Tuesday in early Asian trading as investors await key reports and data that may shed light on a supply overhang in the global market.
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Divesting DirecTV may help AT&T's shares by removing a negative-growth overhang, but a publicly traded DirecTV is likely to have limited appeal to shareholders with its obvious lack of growth prospects.
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While the collapse of the deal will remove a big overhang from Qualcomm's stock, it will leave it on the hook to find new ways to turbocharge growth as global phone sales slow.
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They're figuring out ways to get rid of the huge overhang of warrants that people are walking around with, which is of course an artifact the way we've been doing policing and criminal justice.
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For the next seven and a half years the country was subdued by a thin overhang of anxiety and caution; that cloud lifted on November 8, 2016, and there has been no turning back.
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The overhang of unplanned inventories as well as relatively weak indicators on new orders suggest the slowdown will last at least a few more months until stocks have been reduced to more comfortable levels.
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"The concern about global growth and global trade ... continues to create an overhang for U.S. corporations and global equities," said Chad Morganlander, senior portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors in Florham Park, New Jersey.
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Habben Jansen said the company was unable to take full advantage of rising spot freight rates - as a capacity overhang diminishes and demand increases - as it was partly locked into long-term freight deals.
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INVENTORY OVERHANG Separately on Thursday, data firm IHS Markit said its U.S. manufacturing PMI declined to a reading of 2220 in early May, marking the lowest level since September 2250, from 218 in April.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global demand for oil is finally close to outstripping supply after nearly three years of surplus production, despite growth in the overhang of unused crude, the International Energy Agency said on Thursday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - United Arab Emirates Energy Minister Suhail al-Mazroui said on Tuesday that the global supply cut pact has reduced the oil overhang in the market but the job was not over yet.
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UnitedHealth continues to deliver consistent performance, but now the question is whether any rebound in shares can be sustained amid the political overhang that has plagued the sector, Evercore ISI analyst Michael Newshel said.
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"An uptick in inflation, if sustained, would be good news for China's ability to service its overhang of corporate debt," Bill Adams, senior international economist at PNC Financial Service Group, said in a note.
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The sector is now struggling with a large overhang of surplus capacity thanks to the investment boom and sluggish growth in world trade ("Megaships are worsening overcapacity in the container market", Reuters, Sept. 2015).
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At the IMF's semi-annual meetings in Washington last month, Schaeuble said the combination of a global overhang of public and private indebtedness and ultra-loose monetary policies posed risks to the global economy.
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Even so, the safe-haven appeal of Treasuries for investors has not gone away as fears of a downturn continue to overhang the market and threaten the possibility of another stock market sell-off.
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Oil prices have been driven up this year after OPEC and producer allies, known as OPEC+, agreed to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) to prevent a supply overhang from growing.
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The U.S. trade deficit narrowed in November likely as efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang pushed imports of goods to their lowest level in nearly five years, outpacing a drop in exports.
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This, along with the overhang in summer-grade gasoline inventory, has motivated refiners to shift to winter gasoline before August, betting that gasoline in storage would satisfy demand for the rest of the summer.
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Once the income statement returned to the red, ModCloth again tried raising equity ― but prospective investors cited the debt overhang as their reason for passing on a company whose unit economics were otherwise fundable.
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A fourth report from the Commerce Department showed businesses made significant progress in June in their efforts to reduce an inventory overhang that has weighed on economic growth since the second quarter of 2015.
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Oil prices reversed all of its gains on Monday to trade lower amid fears that the multiple Gulf States cutting ties with Qatar could hamper a global deal to curtail a global supply overhang.
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"While it remains to be seen whether Mallinckrodt's lawsuit will allow it relief from CMS' ruling, this will be yet another near-term overhang on Acthar," said Ami Fadia, an analyst with SVB Leerink.
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Manufacturing remains constrained by the delayed pass-through of the U.S. dollar's rally between June 2014 and December 2015, as well as the lingering effects of the oil price plunge and an inventory overhang.
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Despite the global supply overhang, Tevin said he was more confident in the demand profile for LNG in the home market of Thailand where he expects demand to double over the next five years.
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The inventory overhang has led businesses to place fewer orders at factories, contributing to a downturn in the manufacturing sector, which also has been hurt by uncertainty over the ongoing U.S-China trade negotiations.
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"Impoverished defendants have nothing to give," Harris says, and the result is a system that disproportionately punishes the poor and minorities, leaving them with an overhang of debt from which they can never escape.
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Manufacturing has also been undermined by lower oil prices LCOc1 CLc1 which have put pressure on producers of energy-related equipment and efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang have also inflicted pain.
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The duration of the freight slowdown is more difficult to predict and depends on the performance of the U.S. and global economies as well as how quickly U.S. businesses clear the overhang of inventories.
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The energy group fell 0.7 percent as oil retreated on bearish U.S. petroleum inventory data and doubts that production cuts promised by OPEC and Russia would be deep enough to end a supply overhang.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. economic growth slowed in the fourth quarter, but not as sharply as previously estimated, with fairly strong consumer spending offsetting the drag from efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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For Qatar, which faces competition from Australian and U.S. producers, supply deals into Europe offer a valuable option as Asia's gas-consuming economies rein in new deals in light of a growing supply overhang.
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Nasser also said an overhang in world oil supplies was expected to ease in the first half of 2017 and that the industry needed to maintain investments for the long term despite lower prices.
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OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers are gearing up to extend output cuts on Thursday, possibly by as long as 12 months, to help clear a global inventory overhang and to support crude prices.
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At Via, on 57th Street near the West Side Highway, an overhang was designed for the base of the building instead of the angular walls reaching down to the sidewalk that were initially planned.
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Executives expect strong U.S. summer gasoline demand to reduce brimming stocks and support high refinery rates, while "good" demand in China, India, West Africa and Latin America can siphon distillate inventory overhang, he said.
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Gains were also capped by losses among healthcare stocks with the sector's index down 0.9 percent, as well as among heavyweight oil stocks, which fell on the back of worries over a supply overhang.
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"It would remove Shire's exposure to the patent cliff for Vyvanse in 2023, a major overhang for the stock, as well as inject cash into the balance sheet to help drive deleveraging," they said.
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Chinese spot antimony prices, as assessed by industry data provider Asian Metal AM-99C-ANT, have fallen by almost 28% so far this year, to 36,13 yuan a tonne, amid the Fanya stock overhang.
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The tightness at Cushing and the potential increase in Gulf exports "both have implications for how quickly the prompt overhang in the market can clear, and thus provide some direction for prices," Chauhan said.
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Spot prices for germanium in China SMM-MIN-GMN have fallen more than 28% over the past 18 months to 7,400 yuan per kg as the Fanya inventory overhang weighs on minor metal markets.
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But investors and analysts told Reuters that the larger overhang on the two dental suppliers, and privately held Benco Dental Supply, is a recent complaint filed against them by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.
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Despite the dollar's weakness, the euro struggled to make progress as the overhang of large long euro positions and a European Central Bank policy meeting later in the week kept investors on the sidelines.
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Dray said the combination of the "overhang from its PFAS liabilities and the loss of investor confidence following its recent string of guidance cuts" is a reason why he lowered his 2020 earnings estimates.
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While OCN denies all accusations and has stated its intention to defend itself against all claims, Fitch believes the legal actions and procedural overhang are likely to impact the firm's profitability and strategic execution.
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"We've had a drop in commodity prices and some lackluster earnings yesterday and that is an overhang in the market," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Equity Capital Markets in New York.
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The season's first major snowstorm bearing down on the U.S. East Coast this weekend could boost demand enough to cut a bit from the biggest regional supply overhang for this time of year since 2007.
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"The issue in the short term is that you're working through a supply overhang at a time when the markets are very jittery about global growth," Clive Burstow, investment manager of Barings Asset Management, said.
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OPEC's production cuts have started to drain crude stocks from floating storage as well as tank farms in the Caribbean and South Africa ("OPEC's war on oil overhang starts to bear fruit", Reuters, April 11).
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Now, that overhang has dwindled to a handful of unsold cargoes, while demand for October-loading Angolan oil, the favored West African grades for Chinese refiners, has been even more robust than that for September.
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U.S. crude prices were down 2.3 percent at $43.62 a barrel as the market refocused on a persistent supply overhang that is not expected to abate unless OPEC and other producers cut their output significantly.
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Apart from the buoyant dollar and spending cuts by energy companies bruised by the slump in oil prices, the economy has been blindsided by anemic demand overseas and business efforts to trim an inventory overhang.
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While we believe ACP could remain an overhang until resolved, we believe the Street has already discounted ACP in valuation significantly, and solid execution at the core utilities makes us more positive on the shares.
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Prices had already received a leg up in September after OPEC said it would limit output at its November policy meeting, in the hope of reducing a global supply overhang that has weighed on prices.
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"An uptick in inflation, if sustained, would be good news for China's ability to service its overhang of corporate debt," Bill Adams, senior international economist at PNC Financial Services, said in a note on Friday.
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But gains were capped amid a resurgence in U.S. oil production and the expectation that inventories would build up once again, illustrating the persistent global supply overhang that has depressed prices for nearly three years.
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Although U.S. onshore production dropped by 160,000 barrels a day from November to December, the global supply surplus was still more one million barrels a day, on top of a significant inventory overhang, Shum said.
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Analysts said ZTE's removal from a trade blacklist in the United States following the settlement clears away a long-standing overhang and that the company's outlook is now expected to benefit from China's 5G development.
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Limitations in the rating relative to its peers reflect a largely domestic focus, a successful content strategy which is likely to entail ongoing cost inflation, high pension deficit payments and a degree of regulatory overhang.
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Luckily the big landing gear bears most of the weight when the drone comes down too fast but a direct hit on the camera with a tree branch or overhang can cause some major damage.
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"The summer driving season is starting to get rolling here," while lower oil production in the U.S. and Canada will also help reduce a supply overhang, said John Kinsey, a portfolio manager at Caldwell Securities.
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"Trade war concerns have understandably dominated much of the discussion on China recently, and we cannot rule this out as an overhang for the sector (though our economists believe it is likely averted)," he added.
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Growth has also been eroded by relentless aggressive spending cuts in the energy sector in the aftermath of last year's plunge in oil prices, as well as efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. wholesale inventories unexpectedly rose in January as sales tumbled, suggesting that efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang could persist well into 2016 and restrain economic growth in the coming quarters.
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Would you say, these diamonds, Oh my God, we sell a little bit less at some point of time and three months later you sell more that this is a risk, it's an inventory overhang?
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Oil prices were steady, finishing the week with modest gains, but speculators sharply cut long positions during last week's rout, on concerns that an OPEC production cut was failing to reduce a global supply overhang.
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The recent uptick in oil prices appears to have emboldened the case for an extension to supply cuts next year — a move industry analysts believe is necessary in order to clear a global supply overhang.
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" PWBC have been rolling since the mid-aughts — and their territory is a concrete overhang in London's postwar Southbank complex that McLellan considers "the most iconic skatepark in the U.K. and, I'd argue, the world.
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Another potential overhang for Asian emerging markets was an ongoing truckers' strike in Brazil to protest rising fuel prices which will "potentially feed through into higher food prices," analysts at JPMorgan said in a note.
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"There are multiple angles of value creation here: re-rating of shares, lower discount rates, higher liquidity, reduced perception of government interference, removal of an overhang," said Leonardo Correa, an analyst with Banco BTG Pactual.
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In the years just after the bust, an overhang of existing home inventories existed, including the "shadow inventory" represented by homes that were in the foreclosure process or in danger of moving in that direction.
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General Electric (GE) is still suffering from overhang from GE Capital, according to a Wall Street Journal article, despite having sold the bulk of the financing unit in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
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General Electric – GE is still suffering from overhang from GE Capital, according to a Wall Street Journal article, despite having sold the bulk of the financing unit in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
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However, he added that NAFTA negotiations remain an overhang for the sector and non-tariff barriers, and local content requirements or quotas on vehicle exports from Japan, may still be possible further down the line.
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Western Digital's "sell-side and buy-side numbers are still way too high for [5003 and 2020], which should create an overhang on the stock," analyst Karl Ackerman said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) has said global supply rose by 800,000 bpd in October to 97.8 million bpd, and the supply overhang could run into a third year in 2017 should OPEC fail to act.
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"We do believe demand in South America, specifically Brazil, will improve next year with a new administration lifting policy overhang, while the Brexit impact remains uncertain and we are expecting modest declines in Europe," Piper said.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Sunday he was concerned that oil production gains, mainly from the United States, could outstrip a projected increase in oil demand and result in an inventory overhang globally.
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The bank could face up to $5 billion in costs tied to 1MDB in a worst case-scenario, as well as another 18 months of overhang, bank analyst Mike Mayo said Monday in a research note.
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Owusu-Agyemang said Cocobod must tackle a debt overhang of at least 5 billion cedis ($1.1 billion) and will review all contracts signed by the previous government, adding that some of them looked "out of place".
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Analysts said the renewal of the public battle between Musk and the top U.S. securities regulator will be an overhang on Tesla's stock, which has lost about one-quarter of its value since peaking in August.
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Too much capacity, too many exports and too much stock overhang is the popular perception of the aluminum market so it's not entirely surprising that financial players and investors have been giving it a wide berth.
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Reportedly once an acquisition target for Twitter and later Spotify, the company never quite converted those talks into deals, in part because of the asking price and the overhang of licensing issues and related business models.
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We believe the removal of the legal overhang, which had persisted for the last two years, allows investors to focus on Qualcomm's core businesses which will drive a higher valuation in addition to higher earnings power.
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The flip-side for the oil market at least is that with French refineries either shut or running at minimum levels, an overhang of excess refined products in Europe is likely to clear up more quickly.
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"Their fourth-quarter results uncovered several issues that are likely to create an overhang on the stock for the foreseeable future," said Wells Fargo analyst Ike Boruchow, who downgraded the stock to "market perform" from "outperform".
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In the Mendips in Somerset the author works his way sideways through a diagonal slit between two angled planes of rock, a "deep time space" that will only just admit him, squeezed by an immense overhang.
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The remaining overhang is significant (ISK103 billion at end-2016) but this is mitigated by the FX reserves the Central Bank of Iceland has been building up (ISK815 billion at end-2016) and current account surpluses.
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"We expect the news to be favorable most specifically to entities with larger pharmacy benefit management exposure as it eliminates the uncertainty and overhang that the rebate rule had on those companies," analysts at Citi said.
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Fear of the Zika virus or global economic weakness could keep travelers away from the Olympics, but the Airbnb effect is "a valid potential overhang" for hotels, said S&P Global Market Intelligence analyst Tuna Amobi.
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"Ultimately aluminum is the metal with the most over-capacity on the supply-side and most significant inventory overhang, which suggest it should be the metal which performs the weakest," said Standard Chartered analyst Nicholas Snowdon.
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OPEC and its de facto leader Saudi Arabia agreed late last year, along with producer allies such as Russia, to cut output by 1.2 million barrels per day (bpd) to prevent a supply overhang from growing.
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While home prices soared in large cities, many smaller cities still face a gloomy inventory overhang, even as buyers and developers are increasingly being pushed into smaller markets due to curbs in the top-tier cities.
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In oil markets, prices fell as the combination of increased crude supplies in the U.S. and record supplies in the rest of the world cast further doubt over OPEC's ability to sufficiently reduce a global overhang.
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Yields rose overnight in U.S. trading, spurred by Chinese President Xi Jinping's speech to the Communist Party Congress and overhang from hawkish rhetoric by the U.S. Federal Reserve and signs of progress in Washington, analysts said.
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Too much capacity, too many exports and too much stock overhang is the popular perception of the aluminium market so it's not entirely surprising that financial players and investors have been giving it a wide berth.
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MA: SO -- BUT DO YOU LOOK AT WHAT'S HAPPENING EVEN IN THE CONVERSATIONS AND THE OVERHANG OF THE CONVERSATION AROUND NORTH KOREA, FOR EXAMPLE AND HOW THAT COULD AFFECT YOU BEING HERE AND YOU DOING MORE?
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The agreement eliminates the overhang created by the ongoing discord among the parties and positions and allows the company to put in place strategic and operating plans to address the persistent weakening of Viacom's operating profile.
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There are also concerns that while China's surging imports eat up crude volumes, they may contribute to a fuel overhang as Chinese refiners churn out more products like gasoline and diesel than the market can absorb.
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The Journal Star reported that a couple is accused of drawing a heart with "B+K" in the middle on a rock formation known as the Council Overhang in Starved Rock State Park in Oglesby, Illinois.
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Three times in recent months, Mr. Brown said, Lowe's customers were bringing home long pieces of construction material via subway and carrying them upright on the escalator, only to have them smash into the ceiling overhang.
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"With the coronavirus triggering the first global oil demand drop in years, the surge of Saudi Arabian and Russian oil production could lead to a supply overhang of 4 million barrels per day," Eurasia Group said.
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I'M TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW THAT WOULD PLAY OUT WHEN AN ANALYST IS ALREADY DOWNGRADED THE STOCK, BASED ON THE OVERHANG – JUST NOT KNOWING WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN AND HOW LONG IT'S GOING TO TAKE.
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Monday's developments remove a legal overhang for Johnson Controls as it prepares to merge with Dublin-based Tyco International Plc, which it agreed to buy for $16.5 billion in a bid to lower its tax bill.
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The parade also celebrated the 100th anniversary of America's entry into World War I. Mr. Trump sat between his wife and Mr. Macron on the presidential viewing stand, an overhang shading them from the baking sun.
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"With the coronavirus triggering the first global oil demand drop in years, the surge of Saudi Arabian and Russian oil production could lead to a supply overhang of 4 million barrels per day," Eurasia Group said.
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Fitch has long argued that banks will be central to the resolution of China's debt overhang, and that central government funds will be needed to recapitalise the sector if absorption buffers are depleted as losses are realised.
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Feng's remarks, delivered at the country's annual gaming forum held in the southern province of Hainan, remove a huge regulatory overhang that has put China's major video games producers on edge and knocked billions off market valuations.
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Meanwhile, Trump's comment on Monday that he would impose more tariffs on Chinese imports if there was no progress in talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G473 summit continues to remain a overhang on markets.
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While an overhang of inventories was always likely to eventually cause prices to stumble, it also means that imports may be subdued in the coming months as traders and steel mills work through some of the stockpiles.
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Growth was hampered by the lingering effects of the dollar's rally between June 2014 and December 2015, weak global demand, an inventory overhang as well as low oil prices, which have hurt profits in the energy sector.
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Still, while such measures might help in the short run, they would only add to one of China's biggest problems in the long run: a huge overhang of debt that was used to finance poorly judged investments.
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The euro's price action on Monday was all the more surprising given the overhang of long bets on the single currency that have grown rapidly this year and before the European Central Bank policy meeting this week.
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"There is an overhang from the construction sector on Saudi banks, but we believe that the capital buffers in top-tier banks are sufficient," said Kunal Damle, institutional sales for brokerage at Bahrain's Securities & Investment Company (SICO).
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However, analysts and traders warned the rally was overblown, especially since planned talks between the OPEC and other major producers like Russia to rein in on ballooning overproduction were unlikely to lead to a reduced supply overhang.
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After Mylan's announcement of a $465 million settlement with the Department of Justice on Friday, analysts at Raymond James believe a major overhang on the stock has been removed, allowing investors to once again focus on fundamentals.
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"The feeling is there will be a negotiation lowering that penalty but it's certainly a bit of an overhang on the overall market," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer of Solaris Group in Bedford Hills, New York.
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They show Beijing trying to strike a balance between holding up growth and restructuring underperforming industries, where so-called "zombie firms" are responsible for much of the country's corporate debt overhang left over from the 20153 stimulus.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), together with Russia, Oman and others, embarked on a strategy in 2017 of cutting output to drain a vast overhang of global oil inventories and prop up the price.
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LONDON/DUBAI (Reuters) - OPEC has shifted the goalposts for assessing an overhang in oil inventories, giving the group more room to prolong production cuts, while analysts warn the move will offer a distorted view of market conditions.
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The overhang in developed economies of middle distillates, which include diesel and heating oil, is at around 72 million barrels or around four days of consumption, a reasonable level given limited spare refining capacity, according to Fyfe.
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OPEC and non-OPEC producers including Russia agreed late last year to cut output by almost 1.8 million barrels per day in the first half of 2017 to ease a global supply overhang and prop up prices.
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The crown has gradually strengthened but still faces an overhang of positions, built by investors betting tens of billions of euros on currency gains once it was free, and could weaken if investors leave positions at once.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Oil prices have probably bottomed out and will rise from now on though the recovery will be slow due to a huge stocks overhang, some of the biggest oil trading executives said on Tuesday.
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Diron said China's economic recovery since late last year was mainly thanks to policy stimulus, and expects Beijing will continue to rely on pump-priming to meet its official economic growth targets, adding to the debt overhang.
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Since China's policymakers re-launched the debt-for-equity scheme in October to ease the borrowing overhang of its struggling firms, the country's banks have rushed to sign deals with state-owned enterprises to ease their burden.
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Based on sales trends over the past six months, it will take Dandong 28.8 months to work through its current inventory overhang - the longest of 80 cities analysed by Shanghai-based E-house China R&D Institute.
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The last set of official quarterly data showed the economy shrank by 0.2% in the three months to June, as businesses dealt with an overhang of raw materials purchased ahead of the original March 29 Brexit deadline.
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"Same-store sales have begun to recover, but food safety outbreak impacts and operational overhang remain," said Morgan Stanley analyst John Glass, who is rated 4/5 stars for his estimate accuracy, according to Thomson Reuters StarMine.
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Two years of deep cost cuts and a rebound in oil and gas prices have helped Santos escape from its massive debt overhang, helping it to meet its debt cutting target about a year ahead of plan.
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WASHINGTON — Wholesale inventories in the United States unexpectedly rose in January as sales tumbled, suggesting that efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang could persist well into 2016 and restrain economic growth in the coming quarters.
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"The overhang of global trade wars is still very much alive but the global FX price action this week will be driven by a stream of other key events," said Viraj Patel, a currencies analyst at ING.
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" A tech industry insider tells us that, regardless of the bill's chances, "lawmakers and industry now have an opportunity to be on the record supporting legislation that delivers strong net neutrality protections without the Title II overhang.
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The court said the government's refusal to acknowledge that Fikre did not belong on the list and would not be returned there left an overhang that could cause business associates, friends and even family to shun him.
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The strategy has cleared a global supply overhang, but with oil prices recently soaring to multi-year highs, energy ministers are trying to reach a consensus on easing the output cap to prevent the market from overheating.
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With Apple trading at a peak multiple, we expect the stock to remain range-bound near-term as another lackluster iPhone cycle and the ongoing overhang from the US/China trade dispute remain on the front burner.
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A good deal of this is the long overhang of past discrimination, the legacy of Jim Crow and redlining and urban renewal and the deliberate neglect of communities of color by authorities at all levels of government.
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Delos also regularly sends policy holders a list of things they can do to harden and protect their homes against wildfires, such as cutting back trees that overhang your home, or switching to ignition-resistant building materials.
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Troubles in manufacturing, which are also the result of an inventory overhang and the grounding of Boeing's 13 MAX plane after two fatal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, have been underscored by factories cutting overtime for workers.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and some of its biggest rivals including Russia, agreed in late2016 to cut output jointly by 1.8 million bpd for the first half of this year to tackle the overhang.
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FACTORY DATA SURPRISES While a separate report hinted at some stabilization for the downtrodden manufacturing sector, dollar strength and on-going efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory overhang suggest the sector's troubles are far from over.
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China uncertainty could remain an overhang, though driven by the strength of the broader eco-system, continued strong free cash flow and services strength, we believe shares should prove attractive on the latest weakness for long-term investors.
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