Growth in North American was pegged at three percent, while growth in Asia was pegged at 9 percent.
|
|
The spot rupee reference rate was pegged at 145.75 through Wednesday, and it was pegged at 145.50 on Thursday.
|
|
Binance points out it has already issued several of those, including the BTC-pegged BTCB and the British Pount-pegged BGBP.
|
|
And dollar pegged-currencies, mainly Saudi Arabia's riyal, which is pegged at 3.75 to the greenback, could take a significant hit.
|
|
These special order types, called hidden-pegged orders, are pegged to a particular price point such as the best bid or ask in the market.
|
|
In May, yields and break-even levels on Italy's May 2023 bond pegged to euro zone inflation and May 2023 bond pegged to Italian inflation were almost identical.
|
|
For this, she was pegged a Moderate Risk for Disrespectfulness.
|
|
Goodwater Capital, for example, pegged Snap's 2017 revenue at $1.1.
|
|
The Trump administration previously pegged this number at 1.8 billion.
|
|
It doesn't matter that they pegged losses on each other.
|
|
Recent reports have also pegged Apple as an OLED buyer.
|
|
Yet, IOC has pegged its future to these action sports.
|
|
You kind of get pegged in, I was a merchant.
|
|
Cramer pegged five events that could have changed Buffett's mind.
|
|
While pegged to workwear, the brand is far from basic.
|
|
Castro's campaign is pegged heavily to his experience in government.
|
|
The dinar currency is now pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Collinson's own financial advisor pegged her life expectancy at 1003.
|
|
Shooting is pegged to start this fall in Los Angeles.
|
|
The Galaxy Note 9 is reportedly pegged for an Aug.
|
|
It's not celebrating an anniversary or pegged for a remake.
|
|
Previous reports had pegged Uber's valuation at around $120 billion.
|
|
But I would have pegged Hamm as the Christ figure.
|
|
If Westerners pegged us as exotic, we returned the sentiment.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Sometimes they'd get pegged as just being one big prank.
|
|
It pegged the hit on production at around 30,000 tonnes.
|
|
Last year, Forbes pegged his personal fortune at $2.5 billion.
|
|
Structurally, Hussman has US economic growth pegged at just 1.4%.
|
|
In 2017, Forbes pegged her net worth at $200 million.
|
|
Bannon's silence was pegged to the notion of executive privilege.
|
|
The Nepali rupee is also pegged to the Indian one.
|
|
To the right, the dining room has pegged mahogany flooring.
|
|
Would've never had Lahren pegged as a Taylor Swift fan.
|
|
How do they relate to the artworks they're pegged to?
|
|
In 2014 Forbes pegged Dorsey's net worth at $2.2 billion.
|
|
Previous estimates have pegged Peloton's valuation at roughly $8 billion.
|
|
Capital Economics pegged it much lower, at one in 10.
|
|
Capital Economics pegged it much lower, at 1 in 10.
|
|
The country's cotton consumption is pegged around 31.5 million bales.
|
|
The insurers had initially pegged their claims at $20 billion.
|
|
An advantage that some analysts have pegged at $200 billion+.
|
|
Struff pegged him back on Friday but Evans hung tough.
|
|
" The Daily Caller pegged him as an "Anti-Trump Communist.
|
|
The insurers had initially pegged their claims at $20 billion.
|
|
The company has been widely pegged as a big impending IPO.
|
|
Sources had pegged the sale price at up to $1 billion.
|
|
We exchanged messages a few days after he'd first been pegged.
|
|
Reports have pegged the deal at between $50 and $60 million.
|
|
Election experts had pegged the race to be a toss-up.
|
|
It pegged those chances at 50 percent from August through December.
|
|
The airline recently pegged the leasing firm's portfolio at 55 jets.
|
|
Southwest had previously pegged fares in those sales to mileage thresholds.
|
|
Unlike most stablecoins, though, Libra isn't pegged to one specific currency.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar was pegged to the greenback in 1983.
|
|
USDA pegged 2017/18 soybean ending stocks at 480 million bushels.
|
|
This year, the price has been pegged at $73 per pound.
|
|
Both are pegged to the euro, with convertibility guaranteed by France.
|
|
It pegged the deal value at 20.295 trillion dong ($874 million).
|
|
Pegged to another wall is a single wooden cross, still intact.
|
|
There's a reason he was pegged as the next Bob Dylan.
|
|
And renewables are pegged to overtake coal before 2030 rolls around.
|
|
Instead, it's pegged to the charity fundraising event Red Nose Day.
|
|
The consequences of Facebook's failures are typically pegged as external hazards.
|
|
On that same day, Twitter was pegged at US$26.8 billion.
|
|
In March, USDA had pegged wheat seeding at 49.559 million acres.
|
|
Chevy pegged the Bolt at "more than 200 miles" per charge.
|
|
Wccftech currently has the launch pegged for the end of 2019.
|
|
Until last week it was pegged at 8.8 to the dollar.
|
|
We never would have pegged Kim Kardashian for an anonymous lurker.
|
|
China Merchants Bank has pegged its deposit rates to gold prices.
|
|
He pegged the cost of the system at around $1 billion.
|
|
Analyst consensus pegged earnings per share at $2.19, according to FactSet.
|
|
Recent polls have pegged his approval rating in the 20% range.
|
|
Annual cost savings are currently pegged at $300 million by 2020.
|
|
Would not have pegged these as lima beans on first glance.
|
|
Nuclear, in contrast, is now pegged to cost roughly 11 cents.
|
|
Facebook is reportedly open to currency-pegged stablecoins for Libra project.
|
|
It pegged the cost of carbon emissions at $22014 per ton.
|
|
The poll pegged his current job approval at just 85033 percent.
|
|
That was in addition to 46 stories already pegged for closure.
|
|
Simmons pegged the responsibility for change on lawmakers, not the company.
|
|
Uber's latest valuation has been pegged at more than $70 billion.
|
|
The average of 32 different projection systems pegged them for 29.8.
|
|
Still, Chaffetz has pegged the bill a boon for state economies.
|
|
Meanwhile, Forbes pegged the deal at $90 million over three years.
|
|
The earlier report also pegged the deal price of $10 billion.
|
|
I would have never pegged you for a soft rock fan.
|
|
He never misses the target and is never pegged in response.
|
|
Oh, there's also a racist joke pegged to the singer Seal.
|
|
Protest organizers pegged a higher estimate of at least 1,300 arrests.
|
|
But these cases aren't directly pegged to the President's signature wall.
|
|
The currency will be pegged to a cryptocurrency called the petro.
|
|
Typically, such charges are pegged to a crime like drug trafficking.
|
|
Many have pegged Michigan as likely to win the Big Ten.
|
|
That flattered them and pegged her as a serious, considerate person.
|
|
On the official market, the local currency was pegged at 17.
|
|
Another report pegged crimes against women at over 0.33 million annually.
|
|
It will, however, remained pegged to euro and guaranteed by France.
|
|
I was surprised to see this puzzle pegged for a Thursday.
|
|
A 2015 study pegged the average attention span at eight seconds.
|
|
Various reports have pegged Flood as a likely replacement for McGahn.
|
|
Numerous hotels in Washington have themed packages pegged to the festival.
|
|
Estimates from October pegged sales at that time at 500,000 units.
|
|
The survey pegged support for the deportations at just 19 percent.
|
|
BAHRAIN: The dinar is pegged at 0.376 to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
An independent estimate pegged the figure at closer to 3.6 million.
|
|
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies with stable price characteristics, sometimes pegged to physical currencies.
|
|
None of these movies were pegged as potential Oscar winners before TIFF.
|
|
For 2016/17, domestic corn stocks were pegged at 2.384 billion bushels.
|
|
Thomson Reuters had pegged Wall Street's consensus estimate at $224 per share.
|
|
A Nevada poll taken in December pegged her support at 5 percent.
|
|
More than $215 trillion in assets are pegged to MSCI's global indices.
|
|
The fund itself, which began with £300M, is now pegged at £600M.
|
|
It pegged U.S. soybean planting at 3 percent, slightly behind market forecasts.
|
|
Until recently, Graves has been pegged as a close ally to Kalanick.
|
|
And the commentary isn't pegged to concern over personal wellness, she notes.
|
|
But she pegged the problem to how it was explained to voters.
|
|
The spot rupee reference rate has been pegged at 145.75, dealers said.
|
|
I think the story here is that it's pegged to two things.
|
|
For corn, 22006/207 ending stocks were pegged at 7373 billion bushels.
|
|
State Democrats quickly pegged Kane as one of the party's rising stars.
|
|
Rockburne is typically pegged as a post-minimalist, but that is misleading.
|
|
Or, put another way, a fantasy pegged to the black-market days.
|
|
The deal was pegged at under $50 million, according to multiple reports.
|
|
These are cryptocurrencies that are often pegged to currencies like the dollar.
|
|
Investment banking firm Jeffries pegged that at $2.5 billion to $3 billion.
|
|
Postcards depicting the cheese items on Café Rouge's menu were pegged up.
|
|
It can instead be pegged on improvements in public health, he argues.
|
|
Analysts have pegged Enecos value at around 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion).
|
|
Mark Twain precisely pegged his death to the return of Halley's Comet.
|
|
Perhaps I'm overly optimistic, but I think Trump has Americans pegged wrong.
|
|
A study of marathoners in Stockholm pegged the decline to age 34.
|
|
The poll pegged inflation to average the target this year and next.
|
|
We never would have pegged the Merc for that kind of acclaim!
|
|
Estimates have the film's haul pegged at $260 million to $285 million.
|
|
Vietnam's carry-over stocks were pegged at a record 7 million bags.
|
|
Battery life is pegged at around 21 hours of local video playback.
|
|
Just when I think I have this show pegged it surprises me.
|
|
Multiple reports pegged the deal as a one-year, $247 million pact.
|
|
Kaiser's May 20173 release pegged Obamacare's favorability at 49% to 42% unfavorable.
|
|
The spot rupee reference rate was pegged at 145.75, the dealers said.
|
|
The report pegged the cost of that getaway at about $85033 million.
|
|
In the run up, aspiring members pegged their currencies to the Deutschmark.
|
|
The comments almost veer towards annoying once you're pegged as an American.
|
|
"value-based insurance design," in which copayments are pegged to the medical
|
|
An independent agency pegged Pennsylvania's structural deficit at a whopping $2 billion.
|
|
Rials are pegged to the US dollar and are difficult to convert.
|
|
But Fischer pegged issuance at a back-loaded $400 billion next year.
|
|
" Mr. Faizon said, "But not before I pegged her with a McNugget.
|
|
Other reports, however, have pegged the cost at more than $1 million.
|
|
The Hollywood Reporter pegged the deal as being worth around $200 million.
|
|
As an example, he mentioned a book pegged to the presidential election.
|
|
But immigration groups have pegged the number closer to $83 a day.
|
|
The same dress that's been pegged the "first viral dress" ever.—Vogue.
|
|
The current fed funds rate range is pegged between 1.5% and 533%.
|
|
The current fed funds rate range is pegged between 1.5% and 1.75%.
|
|
CRN pegged Apple's spending with Google between $400 million and $600 million.
|
|
For decades, the Hong Kong dollar has been pegged to the greenback.
|
|
A 2015 report pegged that number in the US at 17 percent.
|
|
Since then, the UN has pegged global population growth rates pretty precisely.
|
|
Transactions are done in CFP francs, which are pegged to the euro.
|
|
Analysts pegged demand growth at 0.8-1.4 million bpd (mbpd) next year.
|
|
Critics have pegged the new plan as an assault on American values.
|
|
The currency is pegged to a tight range to the U.S. Dollar.
|
|
It is pegged to the U.S. dollar at 7.75-7.85 per dollar.
|
|
Ms. Warren has pegged the figure at $20.5 trillion for her proposal.
|
|
The cost is pegged at about $825,000 per year for each class.
|
|
Weeks ago, pollsters had pegged the Democrats' edge in the mid-teens.
|
|
As of Friday, RealClearPolitics pegged Trump's average approval rating at 41.5 percent.
|
|
Boomers and the Greatest Generation pegged 73 as the beginning of old.
|
|
Terms were not disclosed, but Fortune pegged the price at $130 million.
|
|
Both versions of the C.F.A. franc are now pegged to the euro.
|
|
I don't have you pegged as a mixologist, believe it or not.
|
|
Nawrocki had Newton pegged as a No. 10 draft pick for Washington.
|
|
But where many actresses might have been pegged as being best suited for ditzy parts based on that, Adams somehow became pegged as the person you bring in to play the woman aching to find someone to connect to.
|
|
"Over the next decade it would make sense for the Hong Kong dollar, if it is pegged to anything, to be pegged to the renminbi," said Michael Hasenstab, chief investment officer of Templeton Global Macro at Franklin Templeton Investments.
|
|
Short interest as a percentage of the float was pegged at 33 percent.
|
|
Tepco has pegged 2021 as the target year to begin removing fuel debris.
|
|
It's called the Hong Kong dollar, and it's pegged to the US dollar.
|
|
The new peg, by contrast, is pegged only to a measure of inflation.
|
|
So far, most emissions cuts under the Paris Agreement are pegged to 2030.
|
|
A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency pegged 1-to-1 with another "stable" currency.
|
|
Great question, but I pegged Zuckerberg as more of a rock or thumb.
|
|
Called the petro, the digital currency is pegged to the country's oil reserves.
|
|
The company isn't pegged to launch until the last quarter of this year.
|
|
For crop district four, corn yields were pegged at 179.36 bushels per acre.
|
|
People would have pegged us for having a good time for a while.
|
|
I pegged him for being the cause of the changes at the office.
|
|
Some technical analysts pegged WTI's next support at $49.15, its bottom on Oct.
|
|
The Girl Scouts pegged the news to National S'mores Day, which is Wednesday.
|
|
Credit Suisse pegged Samsung's total operating profits for the year at $27.96 billion.
|
|
The yuan remained pegged to the dollar and implicitly followed the dollar up.
|
|
Pride is what we experience before we're pegged down a notch or two.
|
|
Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co Inc had pegged them even higher at 173 million.
|
|
But the curiosity wasn't solely pegged to the Trump administration and Russia. Dictionary.
|
|
In last month's poll, first-quarter growth had been pegged at 1.9 percent.
|
|
Australia's chief commodity forecaster in June pegged wheat output at 24.1 million tonnes.
|
|
Almost every drop, beat, and song chord is pegged to a character's action.
|
|
One source pegged the figure around $1.3 billion; another said about $1.8 billion.
|
|
Many Asian currencies — particularly the Thai baht — were pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
A recent Financial Times piece pegged Lori's total funding raise at $20 million.
|
|
In earlier versions of the sales, Southwest had pegged fares to mileage thresholds.
|
|
Police estimated the crowd at 200,000 while organizers pegged the turnout at 250,000.
|
|
But a Quinnipiac University poll this week pegged Northam's edge at 17 points.
|
|
A Reuters/Ipsos poll this week pegged the Democratic edge at 8 points.
|
|
The date pegged to the order to contact Stone is significant as well.
|
|
Estimates from Madonsela's report had pegged the bill at around 10 million rand.
|
|
NN pegged weakness in the Dutch life operations to a lower investment margin.
|
|
For comparison, Black Friday's total online sales were pegged at around $5 billion.
|
|
He pegged the industry standard transaction exception rate at 30 basis points (.003).
|
|
Are you trying to move away from being pegged to a specific aesthetic?
|
|
First, the budget process should be pegged to natural political cycles: our elections.
|
|
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Huawei pegged its patent talks with U.S. carrier Verizon (VZ.
|
|
Canada's durum output was pegged at 4.4 million tonnes, the smallest since 2011.
|
|
In an interview with Axios, he pegged the figure at $5 a month.
|
|
Total revenue thus far is pegged at $9 million globally, Mobile Action said.
|
|
Nearly two years later, Disney's advisers pegged Hulu at a $9.3 billion valuation.
|
|
Analysts have pegged the potential price at more than $100 million per month.
|
|
Gas has historically been sold through long-term contracts pegged to oil prices.
|
|
An initial estimate floated by the administration pegged the cost at $12 billion.
|
|
In September it launched a new stablecoin—pegged to the offshore Chinese yuan.■
|
|
The USDA pegged U.S. soybean supplies at 913 million bushels as of Sept.
|
|
Lifetime giving to charity in that same period is pegged at $20.6 trillion.
|
|
Earlier assessments pegged the country as irrational or warped by its own ideology.
|
|
OpenLibra's token's value will be pegged to the value of the Libra token.
|
|
Quinnipiac regularly pegged his approval rating in the high 50s to mid 60s.
|
|
The New York Post recently pegged their fortune much higher, at $135 million.
|
|
The Penn model pegged that loss at between $1.5 trillion and $1.8 trillion.
|
|
The Washington Post first reported the sale, which it pegged at $100 million.
|
|
Early analyst estimates pegged that number at $678 million, according to Yahoo Finance.
|
|
Also, the value of the Libra coins will be "pegged" (much like how the US dollar was originally pegged to gold until 1971) to a variety of government-backed currencies, suggesting that over time it will compete directly with fiat currencies.
|
|
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority finally intervened this week to defend its pegged currency.
|
|
If you look at the timing, it all seems oddly pegged to President Trump.
|
|
The Lebanese pound is pegged at a rate of around 1,500 to the dollar.
|
|
He is definitely not the Dudley Do-Right we had him pegged to be.
|
|
A year ago, tour scouts pegged average yields in the area at 190.93 bpa.
|
|
The currency is pegged at a tight range of 7.75-7.85 to the greenback.
|
|
The report also pegged the deal value at $422 million, citing one unnamed source.
|
|
One former employee familiar with the sale pegged the number at around $10 million.
|
|
That's in line with earlier studies that pegged the cost at around $32 trillion.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the U.S. dollar, which has been strengthening.
|
|
The most optimistic analyst pegged sterling at $1.35 at the end of the year.
|
|
That means two-thirds of her current lead is pegged to autonomous convention delegates.
|
|
PNB had previously pegged its exposure to the Gitanjali companies at 61.38 billion rupees.
|
|
The costs, originally estimated at $43 million, are now pegged closer to $20 million.
|
|
The safe limit is usually pegged at 10 micrograms of PM2.5 per cubic meter.
|
|
The loans were pegged to vendors' sales history with Jumia and future performance projections.
|
|
However, Gullane Capital Partners pegged the figure as high as low tens of billions.
|
|
Scouts pegged yields at 186.82 bushels per acre in the same area of 281.223.
|
|
Analyst estimates at the time pegged his paper losses at more than $100 million.
|
|
It was the meter that was the first to be pegged to a constant.
|
|
Trump was originally pegged to stand at the No. 1 slot, the center podium.
|
|
But she also doesn't know how else to get out of her pegged system.
|
|
JBC Energy pegged closures worldwide at 8.6 million barrels per day (bpd) since 2009.
|
|
The new bond notes and coins are pegged 1:2003 to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
The poll pegged the president's approval rating at 43 percent, with 57 percent disapproving.
|
|
UK grime artist Skepta, Health, and EMA were also pegged onto the lineup today.
|
|
Goldman Sachs, in guidance to investors last Friday, pegged the odds at 50/50.
|
|
Premarket indicators have pegged the company's shares to fall 4-5% at markets open.
|
|
They are not pegged to anything, and their value stems from their dividend policy.
|
|
Two other recent polls have pegged her advantage at 220006 points and 2202 points.
|
|
"Almost everywhere we pointed the machine it pegged at the highest reading," he said.
|
|
That's why Circle is creating a token that is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
When Lazada first emerged, it was pegged as a Southeast Asian version of Amazon.
|
|
The climate change costs were pegged at $54 million in the same time period.
|
|
Such moves usually affect receivable prepayment income, which is pegged to market interest rates.
|
|
A Per Capita survey pegged the number of similarly discontented Australians at 45 percent.
|
|
The venerable falling blocks game is pegged for a PlayStation VR rebirth this fall.
|
|
Blackburn has largely pegged her hopes in the race to Trump's popularity in Tennessee.
|
|
Other estimates reported in U.K. media pegged the number in the hundreds of thousands.
|
|
The PPP survey released Tuesday pegged his current job approval at just 40 percent.
|
|
Swiss magazine Bilanz in 2016 pegged their net worth at 8.5 billion Swiss francs.
|
|
But investors are still betting on coin offerings, despite some being pegged as frauds.
|
|
The crown, which is pegged to the euro, hit 7.4235 per euro early Friday.
|
|
But a subsequent actuarial analysis pegged the payment spike at $200 million or more.
|
|
The riyal and most other Gulf Arab currencies are pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
If you met Hillary Clinton, would you tell her that you pegged a guy?
|
|
A district fact sheet released later in the day pegged savings at $140 million.
|
|
Batteries have been pegged at 3,000 and 3,500mAh for the S8 and S8+, respectively.
|
|
A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency pegged to the value of a real-world currency.
|
|
However, the decline of the whales can't be pegged, experts say, to contaminants alone.
|
|
The Kaiser Family Foundation has pegged Alaska's losses at $275 million over 10 years.
|
|
IKAR, another consultancy in Moscow, also pegged wheat at $207 a tonne, down $5.
|
|
Statscan pegged spring wheat production at 25.1 million tonnes, the largest in six years.
|
|
The poll pegged production to have jumped 23% to 2105 million tonnes from January.
|
|
The investment — which is pegged as a seed round and actually closed in January!
|
|
The Lebanese pound, pegged against the dollar for two decades, has been under pressure.
|
|
Some reports pegged the two book deals together at a total of $60 million.
|
|
The USDA earlier this week pegged stocks slightly above expectations at 2.385 billion bushels.
|
|
A November poll from Telemundo pegged his support among Latinos at just 2 percent.
|
|
Lebanon's currency, the pound, has been pegged at 1,500 to the dollar since 1997.
|
|
Hong Kong tracks U.S. rate moves because its currency is pegged to the greenback.
|
|
Tether is a cryptocurrency that its creators claim is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the U.S. currency in a narrow band.
|
|
Estimates over the years have pegged the mob at between 30 and 100 participants.
|
|
He also pegged the bolivar currency to the state's petro cryptocurrency and increased taxes.
|
|
The CEO pegged the total addressable market for medical marijuana at around $150 billion.
|
|
They add that an investigation by officers pegged her as responsible for the crash.
|
|
Of course, these concessions are likely limited-time offers, pegged to a softening market.
|
|
The subpoenas involved no court oversight and were not pegged to any particular investigation.
|
|
By comparison, analysts have pegged the value of Waymo as high as $175 billion.
|
|
One analyst, RBC Capital's Mark Mahaney, pegged Snapchat's projected user base at 165 million.
|
|
The service will stream new and old shows pegged to its most popular franchises.
|
|
It isn't even the first international reserve currency based on a basket: the IMF maintains the XDR, a currency pegged to a weighted mix of dollars, euros, yuan, yen and pounds (the Libra will be fiat-pegged to all those, less the yuan).
|
|
Most tokens aren't "pegged" to anything in the real world, and their exchange rates fluctuate.
|
|
And in San Mateo, Facebook has been pegged as the cause of spiking housing prices.
|
|
Hong Kong tracks U.S. rate moves because its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Hong Kong tracks U.S. rate moves as its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollars.
|
|
He pegged the potential price at $11 a month, given the company's revenue per user.
|
|
His 1988 campaign has been pegged as a gateway to organized Democratic politics for Sen.
|
|
Income averaged over five-year span, $22015,53 yuan-pegged…Current blood pressure: 25 over 2360.
|
|
The path to profits for both companies has been pegged to a process called rationalization.
|
|
That number far exceeds estimates in previous news reports, which pegged it at 50 million.
|
|
Uncertainty about the election has been pegged as the biggest stumbling block for the market.
|
|
The game is pegged for spring 2018, and a price is yet to be determined.
|
|
For staying up late they're pegged as undisciplined; for sleeping in they're dismissed as lazy.
|
|
Executives in this industry have also pegged Obamacare as a boon to the sharing economy.
|
|
App Annie's recent 2018 forecast pegged consumer spending worldwide to top $110 billion in 2018.
|
|
Only three times since 2005 have the bookmakers pegged the men's favourite at shorter odds.
|
|
It will be strictly pegged to the U.S. dollar on a one-to-one basis.
|
|
A borrower pegged to three-month LIBOR knows his interest payments for the next quarter.
|
|
And recent estimates have pegged the company's overall 2018 original content budget at $13 billion.
|
|
The USDA pegged Brazil's crop at 111 million tonnes, up from 108 million last month.
|
|
Wheat exports were pegged at 950 million bushels compared to 975 million bushels in January.
|
|
Originally pegged at $2180 million, the addition extends the round to more than $40 million.
|
|
But today, Styles finally pegged down some details about his debut — including a release date.
|
|
A mid-April poll pegged Trump's rating at 40% approval, 54% disapproval and 6% unsure.
|
|
That's consistent with our previous reporting, which pegged Grab's pre-money valuation at $2.3 billion.
|
|
The company had earlier pegged the low end of its revenue forecast at $24.0 billion.
|
|
Ahead of his inauguration, President Trump also pegged an infrastructure overhaul as a key objective.
|
|
The yen was also pegged back by comments from policymakers worried about its recent strength.
|
|
Contracts pegged to Brazil's benchmark CDI rate have yielded 4.4 percent so far in 2017.
|
|
BioShock 2 is also pegged for a remaster since it's old enough to merit one.
|
|
Hong Kong tracks U.S. rate moves as its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Attachment-avoidant people may get pegged as "commitment phobes," but fear drives both personality types.
|
|
It could be the problematic mess that many people have already pegged it to be.
|
|
For years it pegged the yuan to the dollar and intervened to limit its fluctuations.
|
|
CPM pegged platinum use in automobiles at 3.14 million ounces in 2016, unchanged from 2015.
|
|
A day before the election, official opinion polls had pegged his support at 22019 percent.
|
|
Investors kept clamoring for floating-rate assets, which are pegged to a rising Libor benchmark.
|
|
Hong Kong tracks Fed rate moves because its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Libra is permissioned, more centralized, governed by supply and demand and pegged to fiat currencies.
|
|
The currency, which is pegged to the greenback, last traded at 7.8498 to the dollar.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar, pegged to the greenback at 13-7.85, was trading at 7.8465.
|
|
The League has said it wants to introduce a flat tax pegged at 15 percent.
|
|
The pound has been pegged at its current level to the dollar for 20 years.
|
|
To keep things fair, he says, the expenses could be pegged to industry and region.
|
|
"In fact, we had the date pegged for almost a year, as far as timing."
|
|
This was before the economic collapse, and the peso was still pegged to the dollar.
|
|
Strategy Analytics pegged that number at 69.9 million units, or a decline of 11 percent.
|
|
The phone's release, meanwhile, has been pegged for April 21, in black, grey and silver.
|
|
America's most recent jobs report pegged unemployment at a 254-year low: just 53 percent.
|
|
The adjusted numbers provided by the Economic Policy Institute pegged the drop at 22015 percent.
|
|
But a recent study pegged the mortality rate for symptomatic coronavirus cases at 1.4 percent.
|
|
The vehicles have historically financed themselves with revolving credit facilities pegged to floating-rate Libor.
|
|
Nor did either of them expect that vaping would be pegged as a potential cause.
|
|
Pegged to his latest album, "Testing," the performance included baby mannequins, mazes and ice baths.
|
|
Gallup pegged his support among black voters at 10 percent just a few months ago.
|
|
As his re-election bid geared up, once again the G.O.P. pegged him as vulnerable.
|
|
The farmers then pegged their arugula prices to the cost of Mr. LeFavour's Lucky Strikes.
|
|
The USDA on Monday pegged U.S. soybean supplies at 913 million bushels as of Sept.
|
|
"Captain Marvel" performed well above studio projections, which had pegged the film at $125 million.
|
|
An initial estimate last month pegged the prospective cost for the parade at $12 million.
|
|
The television audience, pegged by Nielsen at 45.6 million, was delivered over a dozen networks.
|
|
The problem was the company's own internal prediction pegged that quarterly number at 6.2 million.
|
|
The storm losses were initially pegged at $761 million, but that number has since grown.
|
|
He pegged those costs at $890 billion over the eight years of the previous administration.
|
|
IMF estimates have pegged Africa's informal economy as one of the largest in the world.
|
|
Tether — which is pegged to the U.S. dollar — was down almost 1.9 percent on Friday.
|
|
Another eleven appear to be pegged to the dollar and 211.1 have risen in value.
|
|
Under the agreement, the currency remains pegged to the euro and will be renamed ECO.
|
|
Minnesota officials pegged general fund revenue at nearly $42.3 billion for the two-year budget.
|
|
Burr pegged it as "an outside chance" the bill would be released before that break.
|
|
Central banks around the world have pegged their monetary policy on unemployment and inflation growth.
|
|
It is pegged to the U.S. dollar at a tight range of 7.75 to 7.85.
|
|
Cruz's campaign recently pegged turnout closer to traditional levels, in the 125,000 to 134,000 range.
|
|
Municipal officials in Tecun Unam pegged the number of returnees far lower — at around 22,2000.
|
|
Municipal officials in Tecun Unam pegged the number of returnees far lower — at around 1,23.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the greenback at a range of 7.75-7.85.
|
|
Investors in Libor-pegged instruments, according to the appeals court, are buyers affected by the conspiracy.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged at a tight range of 7.75-7.85 to the greenback.
|
|
A pegged token would fluctuate in "value" only to the extent that the underlying asset fluctuated.
|
|
Last year's research paper pegged the peak at 2035 and 3.75 billion tonnes of oil equivalent.
|
|
Bill was at one point pegged for a physical cameo appearance in the movie as well.
|
|
Feedly's text-only ads, which are slotted into the feed, they pegged at $0.75 per mille.
|
|
Eric Swalwell His political identity is pegged largely to his strident advocacy for gun control measures.
|
|
My serotonin levels are pegged to Neil Walker continuing to play well above his career norms.
|
|
Italy issues inflation-linked bonds, some pegged to euro zone inflation and others to Italian prices.
|
|
A recent shortage of dollars, to which the Lebanese pound is pegged, has caused widespread anxiety.
|
|
While there is a Libra Reserve, Libra doesn't seem like it's necessarily pegged to its value.
|
|
Despite being frontrunners, DeWine and Cordray both were pegged as the "boring" candidates in their primaries.
|
|
They are also pegged to the cost of insurance, which varies widely by age and place.
|
|
Worldsteel pegged demand this year at 1.735 billion tonnes, followed by 1.752 billion tonnes in 20193.
|
|
The survey pegged Saudi production at 9.65 million bpd, down from its quota of 10.311 bpd.
|
|
"Hervé wasn't Filipino," the actor told Entertainment Weekly in a new interview pegged to the film.
|
|
This hotline is pegged to the movie Bright, which will arrive on the site December 22.
|
|
Unfortunately for her, it turns out Ford isn't the cuddly oddball she has him pegged as.
|
|
The post, for the record, was a series of Polizzi with Farley — pegged to Farley's divorce.
|
|
First up was Amazon — the web app pegged my friend at somewhere between 26 and 43.
|
|
That's why "men ages 18-34" are often pegged as the most attractive demographic out there.
|
|
Rumors have pegged Trump aide Kellyanne Conway's husband, George Conway, as a favorite for the role.
|
|
Analysts and bankers contacted by Reuters pegged Open Fiber's valuation between 1.5 and 4.0 billion euros.
|
|
A launch was originally pegged for June, so Asus has been tardy with releasing the 0.13Z.
|
|
This solar charger's MSRP is pegged at $29 but you can get it for just $19.99.
|
|
One report at the time pegged his timetable for a return at four to six weeks.
|
|
Throughout the season, the pro frisbee playing team were pegged as favorites to win the race.
|
|
Lillian pegged up her brother's last diaper and disappeared for a moment, emerging at Bridie's gate.
|
|
That could mean China's monetary policy is pegged to the U.S. And it is not logical.
|
|
"We've been pegged back for a considerable period of time relative to our peers," said Forrest.
|
|
Unions now can only bargain over wages, and even then, there are caps pegged to inflation.
|
|
Most rumors have pegged it with the last-generation A8 chip and an 8-megapixel camera.
|
|
Ora notes are technically vouchers, pegged to the South African rand, which expire after three years.
|
|
USDA also pegged total wheat acreage at 47.821 million, up from 46.012 million a year earlier.
|
|
The company pegged the cost of exiting these sites at about A$270 million ($191.8 million).
|
|
Unofficial estimates, based on trash volume and anecdotal evidence, have pegged the number closer to 600,000.
|
|
Hong Kong has its currency pegged to the United States dollar, making it reliable and stable.
|
|
Original reports from the New York Times pegged that number at closer to 50 million people.
|
|
Soybean harvest was pegged at 3.550 billion bushels, with yields seen at 46.9 bushels per acre.
|
|
The Lebanese pound has been pegged at its current level against the dollar for two decades.
|
|
Bloomberg pegged him at $2.9 billion, which Mr. Trump called "a disgrace," blaming Michael R. Bloomberg.
|
|
There's no word on the valuation, but recent reports pegged it as high as $23 billion.
|
|
Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research, pegged waning searches as a bad sign for prices.
|
|
But The New Yorker's Kaufman pegged the new cost per job as high as $1 million.
|
|
One critic pegged it as a "bizarre combo of terminal cancer weepy and sexy rom-com."
|
|
Discovery Channel pegged Stearns' net worth at over $1 billion — hence the name of the show.
|
|
Instead, with Droogie's vanity plate now in play, it pegged all those outstanding tickets on him.
|
|
Take Biden's record as a whole and it's hard to imagine him being pegged that way.
|
|
Depending on who's being asked, the company's valuation is pegged at somewhere north of $1 trillion.
|
|
The Associated Press reported earlier estimates pegged the extent of affected land at 22,500 square feet.
|
|
Thomson Reuters Oil Research had pegged China's crude oil arrivals in June at 35.43 million tonnes.
|
|
That funding pegged the stock-trading app's valuation at $7.6 billion, by the company's own measure.
|
|
The CEC pegged the 2017 harvest at 16.413 million tonnes in its last forecast in August.
|
|
Many countries have their currencies pegged to the dollar and others have large dollar-denominated debts.
|
|
The high end of estimates pegged it at closer to $100 million in losses per day.
|
|
In Florida, a recent survey pegged support for rights restoration for former felons at 71 percent.
|
|
Our coastal cities, our food resources, our water resources: They're all pegged to the current climate.
|
|
Denmark isn't on the euro, but unlike Sweden, it has pegged its currency to the euro.
|
|
As for the official number of cases, the Iranian government pegged it at 16,169 on Tuesday.
|
|
Earlier this month, the World Health Organization had the death rate pegged at about 3.4 percent.
|
|
Her F.B.I. file also pegged her as homosexual — a fact that Abbott preferred to keep hidden.
|
|
And with growth pegged at nearly 14% annually, it will hit 17.6 billion rand by 216.
|
|
At the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, officials pegged that support at about 30 percent.
|
|
One Las Vegas sports book has pegged Louisville's Lamar Jackson as a 1-to-30 favorite.
|
|
Election analysts have pegged Democrats as favorites to seize the House majority from Republicans this fall.
|
|
"Unfortunately, the economy of Hong Kong is still very much pegged to property development," he said.
|
|
It pegged this to the impact on air travel and tourism to key global shopping areas.
|
|
Their impacts on the climate are quantified as a global warming potential pegged to carbon dioxide.
|
|
Organizers said the demonstrations drew 200,000 people, while the local authorities pegged the number at 100,000.
|
|
The value of wolf watching in Yellowstone is pegged by studies at $35 million a year.
|
|
U.S. wheat ending stocks were pegged at 1.143 billion bushels, 4 million bushels above market expectations.
|
|
The Lebanese pound has been pegged against the dollar at the same level for 20 years.
|
|
Likewise, Jerry is more than what Lloyd has pegged him as from his traumatic childhood memories.
|
|
Your pedaling pace is often pegged to the tempo, with sprints starting when the beat drops.
|
|
Anyone who knew my brother Paul would not have pegged him as a good running companion.
|
|
The Center for Responsive Politics pegged his campaign's digital spending at $8.6 million through June 30.
|
|
Just when you think you've got the movie pegged, it pulls a daring switch of perspective.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged in a 7.75-to-7.85 band against the U.S. dollar.
|
|
He reiterated the central bank's commitment to keeping the riyal pegged at 3.75 to the dollar.
|
|
While some advertised specials may be pegged to Presidents Day, many deals last for the month.
|
|
There's something obviously absurd about evangelical Christians obsessing over their hetero identity even when getting pegged.
|
|
But last year, Ad Age pegged the four-year-old company's annual revenue at $30 million.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the U.S. dollar at a range of 7.75-7.85.
|
|
Though the odds pegged the streaking Magny as a slight favorite, this one was all Larkin.
|
|
The pound has been pegged to the dollar at the same level for over two decades.
|
|
The central bank decided to issue a new currency, called "bond notes", pegged to the American dollar.
|
|
Just before the 2016 election, Pew pegged the breakdown at 45% good thing and 43% bad thing.
|
|
The most precise dating methods had pegged it as happening in or close to the year 232.
|
|
It preserves the concept of income-based subsidies, unlike the House bill, which pegged subsidies to age.
|
|
Soybean production was pegged at 4.690 billion bushels, with yields averaging a record 53.1 bushels per acre.
|
|
In comparison, estimates pegged Obama's first inauguration crowd at 1.8 million and the second at about 800,000.
|
|
Most Hong Kong listings are denominated in the local dollar, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Others, such as porn actor Lisa Ann, have pegged the birth of the genre proper to 22000.
|
|
It doesn't disclose monthly user numbers but some reports have pegged its engagement alongside that of Snapchat.
|
|
Last year, we pegged our hopes for 2018 on ambitious technologies like mixed reality and alien alloys.
|
|
Bloomberg recently pegged Jeff Bezos's net worth at $137 billion, putting him atop the world's richest list.
|
|
And while the odds pegged Pettis as a sizable favorite, Alvarez was able to score the upset.
|
|
The group's budget, which Jeffries pegged at $12-15 million per year, is supported through private contributions.
|
|
Evans-Pritchard uses his own measures, which pegged growth closer to 4.8 percent in the first quarter.
|
|
Others suggested that the transformation was pegged to Braxton's public divorce from her former manager, Vince Herbert.
|
|
Wright, you may recall, was previously pegged as Nakamoto in reports from Wired and Gizmodo last year.
|
|
Recently, Forbes pegged his net worth at around $4.5 billion, while Bloomberg estimated it at $2.9 billion.
|
|
Namibia's own currency has suffered from global investors' jitters about South Africa's, to which it is pegged.
|
|
A Reuters poll at the start of the year pegged Malaysia's 2019 production at 20 million tonnes.
|
|
For them Tether, which is pegged one-to-one to the greenback, acts as a dollar substitute.
|
|
Average yields were pegged at 753 bushels per acre (bpa) for corn and 48.5 bpa for soybeans.
|
|
The National Business Group on Health, a non-profit trade group, pegged that number at 5 percent.
|
|
Before the ascent of the Fourth Reich, my haircut was pegged to another group of deplorables: hipsters.
|
|
The public sale is pegged at $270 million, which would make the overall ICO worth $20.97 billion.
|
|
In fact, the tech giant has a long history of problematic incidents pegged to sexism and inequity.
|
|
Following Tuesday's issuance, Apple will be the biggest issuer of green bonds pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Most analyst estimates pegged the number higher than that, but we at least had a firm baseline.
|
|
Barbara Comstock, first elected in 2014 and long pegged as one of 2018's most vulnerable Republicans.
|
|
Unlike the decentralized nature of bitcoin, Libra will be pegged to a basket of government-backed money.
|
|
You can buy currencies and indices of countries that are basically tied and pegged to oil prices.
|
|
Another analyst at BMO Capitals pegged that number at a slightly more modest $3.5 billion next year.
|
|
Contrary to the fight's betting odds, which pegged Borg as the favorite, this one was all Scoggins.
|
|
Soybean stocks were pegged at 895 million bushels compared with the March estimate of 900 million bushels.
|
|
In comparison, Asian spot LNG prices for January delivery LNG-AS are currently pegged around $7.10/mmBtu.
|
|
Instead, gas will always be pegged to the actual cost of computation, and paid out in ether.
|
|
The USDA pegged the March 1 hog inventory 2.1 percent above the same point a year earlier.
|
|
Though generations apart, both programs were pegged to speak to a young generation of professional independent women.
|
|
Most draft analysts pegged Smith as a high-upside, low-downside prospect, and that view remains fair.
|
|
It introduced "convertible" Cuban pesos, pegged at one to the dollar but with the 10 percent surcharge.
|
|
They are pegged to the USD and are intended to be used as a medium of exchange.
|
|
Their currencies are pegged to the U.S. dollar and they follow the Fed on interest rate moves.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar HKD=D27.8466, pegged to the greenback at 7.75-7.85, was trading at 7.8465.
|
|
USDA pegged corn ending stocks at 1.862 billion bushels, up 25 million bushels from its March outlook.
|
|
There were 286,22016 golfer-holes where EAGLE pegged a player's likelihood of winning at less than 0.5%.
|
|
The 2016 Aggies will very likely be pegged to finish near the bottom of the SEC West.
|
|
Patrick Murray, the director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute, pegged the lead on Ojeda's personal story.
|
|
The pound has been pegged against the dollar at its current level for more than two decades.
|
|
There were 286,20.84 golfer-holes where EAGLE pegged a player's likelihood of winning at less than 21%.
|
|
We've tested the highest-spec Model X's available, and we've pegged the price tags at around $150,000.
|
|
Previously the administration had pegged the number of US service personnel in Syria to be around 500.
|
|
The former British colony tracks U.S. rate moves because its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Last year, pundits from across the American political spectrum pegged Mr. Trump's chances at slim to none.
|
|
Saudi Arabia tends to follow U.S. interest rate moves because its currency is pegged to the dollar.
|
|
A new fundraising in April for Lyft, Uber's primary U.S. rival, pegged its value at $7.5 billion.
|
|
By the following spring, a company estimate pegged the approval rate for commercial insurers at 87 percent.
|
|
The company's most recent valuation, however, was pegged at $12.3 billion when it raised funding in 2017.
|
|
Quantitative forecasting models pegged her odds of victory near 90%, and betting markets approached an 80% probability.
|
|
Some other polls have pegged support for stricter gun control measures even higher than the Quinnipiac survey.
|
|
The inspector general pegged the 2016 figure at 33 percent but did not offer any historical comparisons.
|
|
The anxiety is pegged to companies that rely on stable energy prices and tourism to generate cash.
|
|
A fund spokeswoman pegged the value of those holdings at 66 billion kroner, or about $7.6 billion.
|
|
The maximum from all contributors is pegged to the annual gift tax exclusion, currently $463,000 a year.
|
|
A CNN survey released on Wednesday pegged Trump's approval rating at 45 percent, with 373 percent disapproving.
|
|
"You know Brian, you've got us pegged just right," Mr. Mulroney said Mr. Bush had told him.
|
|
A government-commissioned study by researchers at George Washington University eventually pegged the toll at around 2000,215.
|
|
A recent study pegged the average age of DACA recipients at six and a half years old.
|
|
A paper in the American Psychological Association pegged it on our overgeneralization of the "don't waste" rule.
|
|
An earlier version of the story pegged the deal to be worth $300 million to $350 million.
|
|
Alison Brie is not a horse girl, but for some reason, people have pegged her as one.
|
|
All of the major political data publications pegged Clinton's chances of victory at greater than 2628 percent.
|
|
Many different types of loans for individuals and businesses are pegged to the 10-year Treasury yield.
|
|
The real was pegged at 4.0 per dollar in a year, implying a 1.7% appreciation from Thursday.
|
|
The poll pegged November output to fall for the second consecutive month to a 5-month low.
|
|
Australia's weather bureau earlier this month pegged the chance of an El Niño developing at 50 percent.
|
|
The CNN poll pegged him at just 42% — perilous territory for a President seeking a second term.
|
|
It said the purchase price will be pegged to the Henry Hub monthly average, plus a fee.
|
|
As of Thursday, RealClearPolitics, a website that aggregates polling data, pegged his approval rating at 41.7 percent.
|
|
BroadwayWorld.com, a website that tracks Broadway ticket sales, pegged the show's final gross at about $4.2 million.
|
|
While most debate watchers pegged Clinton as the winner, Moore urged "pro-Hillary gloaters" to stay focused.
|
|
A Politico report published last week pegged the total spending on those flights at more than $400,000.
|
|
Nearly all news coverage of the first VIDA Count list pegged itself to the Weiner/Franzen story.
|
|
The New York Stock Exchange introduced a so-called discretionary pegged order type to compete with IEX.
|
|
Early estimates pegged the number of Shuttle flights at somewhere around 20103 over a two-year span.
|
|
But every time you think you have Hap and Leonard pegged, it heads off toward something different.
|
|
When one question suggested the renminbi was pegged to a basket of other currencies, Mr. Zhou quickly objected.
|
|
On the eve of the election they pegged the Conservative lead as anywhere between one point and 27.
|
|
The method, "principle-based reserving," is pegged to a growing variety of products that life insurance companies sell.
|
|
Italian growth is pegged at only 1.0 percent this year, slowing to 0.9 percent in 2019 and 2020.
|
|
Musk has pegged the company's ongoing success on the lower-cost SUV, anticipated as a high-demand car.
|
|
Right after Trump got elected, the Quinnipiac University poll pegged support for building the wall at 42 percent.
|
|
The new currency by Winklevoss-run Gemini is pegged directly to the US dollar on the Ethereum blockchain.
|
|
Instead, the tech giant reportedly plans to use a "stablecoin," a digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
A name hasn't officially been put forward by Trump's transition team, but reports have pegged Rob Porter, Sen.
|
|
They have to- I do think we underestimate how people- Andrea Mitchell: ... be pegged more to breaking news.
|
|
They say the Lebanese pound - pegged against the dollar at the same rate for 20 years - is stable.
|
|
The new currency is to be pegged to the petro, a unit of account backed by oil reserves.
|
|
Declining bus and subway ridership has been pegged to the rise of Uber's popularity in dozens of cities.
|
|
People pegged the cost of the floral decorations, which were made up of tuberose, to be around $136,000.
|
|
The currency is pegged to the greenback in a tight range of 7.75 to 7.85 per U.S. dollar.
|
|
As a result, pollsters rely on estimates pegged to the previous election, making it hard to anticipate changes.
|
|
But analysts have pegged the tariffs on Chinese goods as a sign of what's to come for Europe.
|
|
Reviews of her company on Houzz have pegged her decorating fee in the ballpark of $1,000 to $9,000.
|
|
Previous estimates have pegged its valuation at between $4.15 billion and $4.75 billion, according S&P Global Ratings.
|
|
The round pegged its valuation at $250 million, up from $135 million two years earlier, according to PitchBook.
|
|
She previously did a photoshoot for Valentine's Day with photographer Ellen von Unwerth, pegged to her Wonderland cover.
|
|
"Pants to Brexit," was spelt out on white underwear pegged across three washing lines held above the crowd.
|
|
Image: Labex UnivEarths / Université Paris DiderotPhobos and Deimos, Mars' lumpy, runty moons, were once pegged as captured asteroids.
|
|
Stablecoins, whose value is supposedly pegged to something else, are touted as a way to rein in speculation.
|
|
A company with a loan pegged to three-month LIBOR fixes its interest payments three months in advance.
|
|
Soybean production was pegged at 3.680 billion bushels, based on an average yield of 48.5 bushels per acre.
|
|
Average yields were pegged at 166.0 bushels per acre for corn and 48.5 bushels per acre for soybeans.
|
|
Shia LaBeouf's performance in American Honey proves that he's not the weirdo we all pegged him to be.
|
|
Goldman Sachs analysts recently pegged the price of building a Gigafactory there at between $4 and $5 billion.
|
|
The deal was announced in Chinese only, and media in the country pegged it at around $200 million.
|
|
Pluto, its moon Charon, and Saturn's moon Titan have all been pegged as potential sites of cryovolcanic activity.
|
|
"That's the single biggest question," Raffat said, referring to the date that the inflation adjustment is pegged to.
|
|
The Federal Reserve has the fed funds rate pegged in a range of 25 to 50 basis points.
|
|
However, TechCrunch, which reported the news here first, pegged the number of redundancies at about a 100 employees.
|
|
Hong Kong is particularly exposed to U.S. rate moves because its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Critics and fans alike had him pegged as the next big thing, at least for underground lyrical cats.
|
|
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology last week pegged the chance of an El Nino this year at 50 percent.
|
|
A fourth route pegged corn yield potential at 121 bushels per acre and soybean pod counts at 1,240.
|
|
But while reports have pegged Bannon as an informal adviser to Trump, the move makes his involvement official.
|
|
Synergy Research, which follows the cloud market closely, has pegged Amazon's cloud market share at around 35 percent.
|
|
Alaphilippe eventually cracked and saw his lead on second-placed Thomas pegged back to one minute 35 seconds.
|
|
She also recognized that China, while less rigidly pegged to the dollar, was also importing U.S. monetary policy.
|
|
Moore added that monetary policy should be pegged to commodity prices, a view shared by few other economists.
|
|
In an instant, practically all the readouts in the plant's control room were pegged into the "critical" zone.
|
|
Corn production was seen at 2413 billion bushels, with the average yield pegged at 21.153 bushels per acre.
|
|
The Lebanese pound has been pegged against the dollar at its current level for more than two decades.
|
|
But App Annie pegged much of this growth on the rise of emerging markets, like China and India.
|
|
Yusof also pegged Malaysia's output at 19.1 million tonnes this year and Indonesian production at 32.8 million tonnes.
|
|
Old-crop corn ending stocks were pegged at 1.706 billion bushels, up just 5 million bushels from July.
|
|
Bernstein, a Wall Street research firm, on Monday pegged the company's value at $1.2 trillion to $1.5 trillion.
|
|
He has pegged the cost at $22007 billion to $22012 billion, most recently settling on around $10 billion.
|
|
Yet even if Rousey defeats Nunes, she could well be pegged as the dog in her next fight.
|
|
The government had pegged first-quarter growth at a paltry 24.3 percent in its first estimate in April.
|
|
Several media outlets have pegged Clovis as the campaign supervisor that Papadopoulos emailed with about his Russian contacts.
|
|
While Conab sees Brazil output at 115 million tonnes this year, Abiove pegged output at 117.6 million tonnes.
|
|
The risk reduction plan pegged the total cost of making the changes at 450 million reais ($114 million).
|
|
Salameh told LBC there was no danger to the Lebanese pound, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
The price of natural gas, throughout the world, would be pegged to the price of extracting the hydrates.
|
|
Njoku has been pegged as a breakout player, but there's reason to believe it won't happen this year.
|
|
Hurricane seasons cannot be easily pegged to any one factor, and powerful storms have ravaged the US before.
|
|
Belize's currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar, and the United States is its most important trading partner.
|
|
When I appeared on Baseball Prospectus's Effectively Wild podcast in February and pegged the Orioles as a roughly .
|
|
Another aspect that's garnering attention: The model flips the bird during the Iraq segment, pegged to the 2000s.
|
|
A representative for Slim, whose net worth is pegged by Forbes at $65 billion, also declined to comment.
|
|
The Yankees had pegged Bryan Mitchell for the role as a multiple-inning reliever after a strong spring.
|
|
Books that are pegged to popular TV shows also have the potential to create new readership as well.
|
|
His best guess centered around intellectual property, which many have pegged as the real thrust of the talks.
|
|
More than that, it's also about art and when to ignore crowds who think they have you pegged.
|
|
Mr. Lubin, whom Forbes pegged as the second-wealthiest person in the virtual currency universe, illustrates the difficulties.
|
|
The city's monetary policy tracks that of the United States as its currency is pegged to the greenback.
|
|
But multiple sources inside the firm said this year bonus announcements were pegged to start on the 17th.
|
|
In April, a White House policy paper pegged it at 15 percent for corporations and small businesses alike.
|
|
The city's monetary policy has to follow the United States' as its currency is pegged to the greenback.
|
|
The survey pegged support for Buttigieg at 13%, just five percentage points behind Biden and four behind Warren.
|
|
The currency was initially pegged to the French franc but has been linked to the euro since 1999.
|
|
Instead, it's more closely pegged to consumer demand for dairy products like cheese and butter, among other factors.
|
|
Because of the frequency of use, the HVAC system's usage age is pegged at around 84 years old.
|
|
Analysts pegged oil companies' pre-tax profit loss at $45-$50 million a day during the wildfire shutdowns.
|
|
Economists in the survey pegged it at 4.195 per dollar in one month and 4.10 in three months.
|
|
ABARES pegged wheat exports at 9.22 million tonnes, down from its forecast in September of 10.87 million tonnes.
|
|
Maduro has said petro tokens will each be pegged to the price of one barrel of Venezuelan oil.
|
|
MYPOMS-TPO Mistry also pegged India's edible oil imports for the 2019-2020 marketing year beginning on Nov.
|
|
NORTH AFRICA & THE MIDDLE EAST LEBANON: The pound has been pegged at 2.73,507.5 to the dollar since 1997.
|
|
But Akira started to open up to anal sex after dating a guy who liked to be pegged.
|
|
The friend immediately pegged him as a would-be St. Pauli fan, though the comment was initially forgotten.
|
|
"Reagan was pegged for being stupid, but he had an idea of what America should be," he said.
|
|
The last time Google put out the report, in late 2014, it pegged that number at $1 billion.
|
|
Many investors had pegged the food group as a flight to safety play from the horrors of a Brexit.
|
|
It's all part of an initiative in India pegged to the country's National Blood Donation Day on October 1st.
|
|
USDA pegged 2015/16 U.S. corn stocks at 1.701 billion bushels, down 3.43 million bushels from its June estimate.
|
|
The city's interest rates typically follow those of the United States because its currency is pegged to the dollar.
|
|
But it's been making a buzz in the last year for new initiatives that have been pegged to crowdsourcing.
|
|
USDA pegged soybean 22.487-25.525 ending stocks at 2.4783 million bushels, up 22.478 million bushels from its November outlook.
|
|
The deal was made after earlier reports pegged eBay, Alibaba and CVC as among those interested in buying Allegro.
|
|
Private estimates have pegged the total amount of funds that will be declared at as much as $80 billion.
|
|
Earlier this year, comScore pegged Mode as the 10th largest digital publisher in the U.S., with 137 million visitors.
|
|
Johnson's appearance on Vogue's February cover is of course pegged to the release of Fifty Shades Darker next month.
|
|
And a Pew Research Institute survey earlier this month pegged the number in favor of legalization at 57 percent.
|
|
Mollie's now a Drum & Bass Arena Awards newcomer nominee and pegged as a breakthrough DJ of 2016 by Mixmag.
|
|
This got me thinking about the Magic Leap's lofty valuation, which has been pegged as high as $6 billion.
|
|
More recently, the company uploaded a Finding Nemo special, pegged to the release of the upcoming Finding Dory film.
|
|
The Lebanese pound has been pegged against the U.S. dollar at its current level for more than two decades.
|
|
Many of the subsidies Foxconn stands to get from the state are pegged to certain investment and employment targets.
|
|
Others residents face all-or-nothing scenarios, with little sector diversity and most job prospects pegged to the government.
|
|
Since debuting at the Sundance Film Festival in January, the film has been pegged as a surefire Oscar contender.
|
|
Terms of the deal were not announced, but reports at the time pegged its value at around $200 million.
|
|
Police have pegged the height of the killer to between 5-feet-2-inches and 5-feet-7-inches.
|
|
Why it matters: Teleoperation could help alleviate a labor shortage, currently pegged at 63,000 truck drivers, says Seltz-Axmacher.
|
|
Tether is a cryptocurrency that is meant to be pegged to the U.S. dollar — otherwise known as a stablecoin.
|
|
Even so, a number of exchange-traded funds pegged to the Chinese market are rallying — and even beating the .
|
|
The consumption-poverty measure that produced the heartening 133% figure, for example, was pegged to consumption levels in 1980.
|
|
The help any given buyer gets is pegged to the prices she faces, which vary by age and location.
|
|
I also understand the fintech is already gearing up for a new funding round pegged for later this summer.
|
|
While there wasn't an official price, the Israeli Globes publication cited sources who pegged the deal at $175 million.
|
|
CPC had last month pegged the chances of El Niño conditions continuing through the Northern Hemisphere summer at 70%.
|
|
Yet its huge banking system is seamlessly connected to the West and its currency is pegged to the dollar.
|
|
Federal subsidies will also be pegged to income rather than age, which was the guideline in the House proposal.
|
|
Inflation is rarely a problem for the 15 in west and central Africa with currencies pegged to the euro.
|
|
The DNB pegged growth at 3.1 percent in 2018, a full percentage point higher than it predicted in June.
|
|
Weth, for instance, wraps ETH in a 1:1 pegged ERC-20 compliant token for trading in Decentralized Exchanges.
|
|
That tome was pegged to the launch of Apple Music, a streaming service that replaced much of iTunes' utility.
|
|
At the time of this writing, odds-makers have Mousasi pegged as a sizable betting favorite at around -330.
|
|
The project cost at the signing of a deal with Saudi Aramco in 2018 was pegged at $44 billion.
|
|
Analysts in the poll pegged a global nickel deficit of 2979,27 tonnes this year and 2289,2000 tonnes in 2412.
|
|
Microsoft didn't say how much it paid for Swiftkey, but the Financial Times pegged the number around $250 million.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged at 7.8 to the U.S. dollar but can trade between 7.75 and 4003.
|
|
Planet Labs itself is highly valued, given a 2018 funding round that pegged the company at roughly $1.4 billion.
|
|
In San Francisco, Uber advertised the average earnings as $74,000, but the FTC pegged the actual number at $53,000.
|
|
The survey, released on Wednesday, pegged corn and soybean acreage below the U.S. Agriculture Department's forecasts for the crops.
|
|
Although it's being pegged as yet another reality series, it's pretty clear that this is more of a parody.
|
|
The euro was pegged back, giving up earlier gains against the dollar, and falling 0.5 percent against the yen.
|
|
The overall gap between the U.S.'s infrastructure needs and current funding is often pegged at around $2 trillion.
|
|
That compares to $2.2 trillion pegged globally to the S&P 500, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged at 7.8 to the U.S. dollar, but can trade between 7.75 and 7.85.
|
|
The exchange shares management with Tether, a company that issues a cryptocurrency that is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
In September, a widely leaked Air Force memo pegged the costs in the first five years at $13 billion.
|
|
How important is it that you get the right price, because the Vision 2030 is pegged to a price?
|
|
A similar poll conducted last month pegged confidence in the president's ability to handle North Korea at 22019 percent.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar was pegged at a fixed rate of 7.8 to the U.S. dollar in October 1983.
|
|
Sources pegged the round at something as high as around $100 million, but that may have changed over time.
|
|
A Morning Consult survey released in July pegged her approval at 22019 percent, with her disapproval at 46 percent.
|
|
The agency pegged the soy crop at 0003 billion bushels, with yields seen at 2000 bpa, unchanged from October.
|
|
The agency pegged the soy crop at 3.550 billion bushels, with yields seen at 46.9 bpa, unchanged from October.
|
|
In September, a widely leaked Air Force memo pegged the costs in the first five years at $85033 billion.
|
|
Hong Kong is heavily influenced by U.S. interest rate moves because its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Spoiler alert: 21 percent of respondents correctly pegged Petyr Baelish as the unlucky fellow, more than any other character.
|
|
Crater 2 is so enormous that researchers have already pegged it as the fourth largest galaxy orbiting our own.
|
|
Stable Coins Stable coins are pegged to actual currencies like the US dollar, the euro or the British pound.
|
|
Its currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar, which continues to drive up the cost of housing and amenities.
|
|
Libra is intended to be pegged to a basket of currencies including the dollar, the euro, and the yen.
|
|
The rate is pegged to a wide variety of debt instruments, such as credit cards and adjustable-rate mortgages.
|
|
Perhaps, in addition to maintaining a personal relationship, you're concerned about being pegged professionally as a flighty, flaky youngster.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged at 7.8 to the U.S. dollar but can trade between 7.75 and 7.85.
|
|
Visitors will be able to see a new exhibition pegged to the company's 50th-anniversary season at Lincoln Center.
|
|
INTL FCStone also pegged Australian canola production at 2.4 million tonnes, below the official forecast of 2.8 million tonnes.
|
|
Socure's revenues have grown 0003 percent over last year, Madhu said, and its valuation is pegged at $55 million.
|
|
According to the weekly data, consensus for the quarter to end-September is now pegged at a 1% drop.
|
|
The Guttmacher Institute, which collects data from all 50 states, pegged the number of abortions in 2011 at 85033,000.
|
|
Last month, the weather forecaster pegged the chances of the El Niño emerging at 60 percent during spring 2019.
|
|
USDA pegged the corn crop at 25 billion bushels, based on an average yield of 9353 bushels per acre.
|
|
The Pentagon's 85033 budget request pegged two new Air Force One jets at $3.2 billion between 2018 and 2022.
|
|
This was the steepest premium for players to exchange euro-denominated payments for dollar-pegged payments since early December.
|
|
The startup, which has raised $42.5 million from investors like Benchmark, was widely pegged for an IPO this year.
|
|
The loans were pegged to vendors sales history with Jumia and projections for the future performance of the businesses.
|
|
With the nominal interest rate effectively pegged at zero, inflation was inevitably going to settle into a lower regime.
|
|
Facebook is considering using 'stablecoins' pegged to the value of real-world currencies to power its digital currency efforts
|
|
There's no obvious reason for the rally, but Dropbox has been pegged as an acquisition target in the past.
|
|
Cramer's best guess centered around intellectual property, which many have pegged as the real thrust of the trade talks.
|
|
The company kicked off 2019 with a monster $568 million funding round that pegged its valuation at $7 billion.
|
|
Hundreds of trillions of dollars in short-term interest rates, swaps and other financial products are pegged to Libor.
|
|
IBM has teamed up with financial technology start-up Stronghold on a cryptocurrency that's pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
The Saudi riyal, pegged to the U.S. dollar, weakened last week in the forward market after oil prices plunged.
|
|
The Saudi riyal, pegged to the U.S. dollar, weakened last week in the forward market after oil prices plunged.
|
|
Rents were pegged to incomes, said Ms. Elinson, who sold paintings at street fairs while Mr. Elinson taught math.
|
|
The government pegged soybean production at 3.633 billion bushels, based on an average yield of 47.9 bushels per acre.
|
|
Among the documents discussed was a Deutsche Bank assessment that pegged Donald's net worth at $788 million in 2005.
|
|
"Our analysts have us pegged as the No. 240 team in baseball next year," Pham said, recalling the conversation.
|
|
Hong Kong's monetary policy moves in lockstep with the Fed's as the city's currency is pegged against the dollar.
|
|
Right, and so you are — I pegged you in your late twenties, but you're older than that now. Yes.
|
|
That is a little above its last private fund-raising round, which had pegged the company at $22018 billion.
|
|
In the scenario the E.P.A. has pegged as the most likely to occur, the health effects would be significant.
|
|
Most Gulf central banks tend to follow the U.S. Fed because their currencies are pegged to the U.S. dollar.
|
|
Canalys pegged the U.S. market at $14 billion for the same time period, with a 47% worldwide market share.
|
|
Police pegged the number of those abducted at 15, but multiple residents told Reuters that many more were taken.
|
|
Sharon Bell, head of European equity strategy at Goldman Sachs, has pegged earnings growth as low as 22 percent.
|
|
Taking Roth distributions could also decrease Social Security taxes and Medicare premiums, which are pegged to one's taxable income.
|
|
Like most holiday-pegged social media announcements, these modern additions to the spiritual journey tend to follow a formula.
|
|
The country is struggling to fight its deficit since its currency remains pegged to the dollar, per the Post.
|
|
After the second world war countries pegged their currencies to the dollar, which was in turn redeemable for gold.
|
|
Unfortunately, the industry has no intention of slowing down — and nearly all its future growth is pegged toward exports.
|
|
The Pentagon's 2018 budget request pegged two new Air Force One jets at $3.2 billion between 85033 and 2022.
|
|
Monthly rates average between $1,100 and $1,800 and are determined on a sliding scale pegged to the resident's income.
|
|
Its annual renewal was delayed because it was pegged to an appropriations bill, but it was extended in May.
|
|
The piece with the lowest estimate, a circa-1780 mahogany armchair pegged at $200 to $300, went for $8,750.
|
|
Curiously, French and Hong Kong respondents pegged Britain as the economy with the greatest chance of an upside surprise.
|
|
The top-scoring team in each of the first three quarters was pegged to earn $100,000 for its charity.
|
|
The Lebanese pound has been pegged at the rate of 1,507.5 to the dollar for more than two decades.
|
|
Both drugmakers already have therapies on the market that are pegged as potential billion dollar products in annual sales.
|
|
The administration's crackdowns on immigrants and refugees, pegged to national security concerns, are generally popular among core Trump voters.
|
|
For now, the Libra Association has said its cryptocurrency would be pegged to the yen, U.S. dollar and euro.
|
|
The Politico-Morning Consult poll pegged public support for the law at 45 percent and opposition at 35 percent.
|
|
But while some oddsmakers had once pegged him as a 1-to-30 shoo-in, he closed on Nov.
|
|
Global wheat ending stocks were pegged at 2016.29 million tonnes, up from the December estimate of 252.14 million tonnes.
|
|
The Qatari riyal, which is pegged to the dollar, weakened against the U.S. currency in spot and forward markets.
|
|
While the team did not announce financial terms, multiple reports have pegged it at a record-setting $235 million.
|
|
It had a post valuation of just over $115 million and was pegged as likely acquisition target by Pitchbook.
|
|
Back in December, Gallup pegged her favorability at 36 percent, with more than three in five Americans voicing disapproval.
|
|
Interswitch would not disclose the amount to TechCrunch, but Sky News reporting pegged it at $200 million for 20%.
|
|
Entering the season, Las Vegas pegged Chicago as the favorite to win the World series with 22004-1 odds.
|
|
The annual cost of living adjustment is pegged to inflation, which has been rising faster over the past year.
|
|
During the Asian financial crisis, Mahathir pegged the ringgit currency at 3.8 to the dollar and imposed capital controls.
|
|
San Diego held its Pride parade over the weekend, drawing large crowds that organizers pegged at more than 200,000.
|
|
But if Medicare pegged premium support to the average plan cost, seniors' spending would actually decline by 6 percent.
|
|
As with so many of the tax cut-pegged corporate announcements, Wells Fargo's goodwill was not what it seemed.
|
|
Venezuela on Monday cut five zeros from prices and pegged the country's currency to an obscure state-backed cryptocurrency.
|
|
RBC's Mark Mahaney pegged the operating losses for 2015 for the "Other Bets" between $3 billion and $6 billion.
|
|
The government pegged winter wheat yields at a record 53.9 bushels per acre, up 3.4 bushels from its June estimate.
|
|
The GenForward poll showed a 39 percent rating for Clinton and the Harvard IOP poll pegged Clinton at 31 percent.
|
|
As if that's not enough, Sony favorites LocoRoco and Patapon are also pegged for HD releases in the coming year.
|
|
There's the Idol, a high-rise flare; the Bite, a distressed cutoff short; and the Ride, a cropped, pegged jean.
|
|
They get pegged as this downer band, but at the same time there's a lot of bouncy, catchy, colorful songs.
|
|
Tencent-owned WeChat, China's hottest messaging and productivity app, has an internal valuation some analysts have pegged around $80 billion.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar is pegged to the U.S. currency in a narrow band and thus tracks the greenback's movements.
|
|
Moody's pegged OHL's financial leverage at a massive 23x gross recourse debt to recourse Ebitda at the end of September.
|
|
Profit growth for next year is now pegged at 8 percent, but estimates have been steadily slipping in recent weeks.
|
|
Pattinson's interview with Us Weekly is pegged to his new space thriller High Life, which is, umm, apparently very intense.
|
|
Ideologically, about two-thirds saw Trump's speech as about right, while roughly on-quarter (26%) pegged it as too conservative.
|
|
As of Wednesday his net worth is pegged at $210.5 billion, earning him the 2120th spot on Bloomberg's Billionaires Index.
|
|
To be specific, the Treasury Department as of January 34, 22372, pegged the total public debt outstanding at $22112,2219,222016,172,41. 2219.
|
|
WeWork currently has 100 locations across the world and the company's valuation is pegged at $17 billion by some accounts.
|
|
It was pegged as one of pop's most infamous flops (no matter that it's one of her very best albums).
|
|
And America's enemies, who have pegged Trump as a bloviating bully who rarely makes good on his threats, take comfort.
|
|
Destiny 2 is being pegged as something of a fresh start for Bungie and the original Destiny's sizable player-base.
|
|
Trillions of dollars of capital are pegged to these metrics, which is why changes to them can be so controversial.
|
|
The Beijing attaché also pegged 2017/18 Chinese soybean production at 13.8 million tonnes, up 4 percent on the year.
|
|
Uber has received estimates from IPO bankers that have pegged its value at up to $120 billion, sources have said.
|
|
From there, they found which messaging attracted audiences whose voter files weren't pegged as being likely to vote for Trump.
|
|
Last month, the weather forecaster pegged the chances of the El Niño emergence at 70-75 percent for the winter.
|
|
Libra is pegged to a group of "of low-volatility assets, including bank deposits and government securities" in multiple currencies.
|
|
Uber's IPO may top $120 billion, though others have more modestly pegged its initial market cap at around $20173 billion.
|
|
"It's a good constraint for us," he continued in the interview, pegged to the 10th anniversary of Twitter next week.
|
|
Overall growth was pegged at about 13 percent for this year, against a mid-term target for 6-8 percent.
|
|
Financial risk Libra promises to maintain a stable value, unlike Bitcoin, because it will be pegged to other existing currencies.
|
|
The Galaxy J5 launched in July 2015 along with the J7, and it was pegged as a solid budget smartphone.
|
|
The $5 million trigger was set in 1988, and has not been updated or pegged to inflation, Warner's spokeswoman said.
|
|
Production was seen dropping 2% to 1.61 million tonnes, while exports were pegged to rise 3.3% to 1.71 million tonnes.
|
|
The USDA pegged the 2017/18 wheat harvest at 1.820 billion bushels, down from 2.310 billion bushels a year earlier.
|
|
Previously, Eldorado said that pending board approval, construction would start in 2017 with development capital costs pegged at $464 million.
|
|
Pennsylvania, to be sure, was pegged as a top-tier battleground from virtually the first day of the general election.
|
|
It was an explosion of derivatives pegged to real estate assets like mortgages that underpinned the financial collapse of 2008.
|
|
The total value of Prime benefits has been pegged at $785 a year in value, according to JP Morgan analysts.
|
|
Early reports in the process pegged the price at close to $9 billion, money Tesla simply doesn't have right now.
|
|
Libra will be pegged to a basket of government-backed money and assets, with the aim of making it stable.
|
|
If, say, the yen rises against the basket to which Libra is pegged, Japanese holders of Libra will lose out.
|
|
They've even pegged Ally as the lesbian George Zimmerman, which is kind of funny but kind of fucked up, too.
|
|
The all-stock deal was previously pegged at $40 million by Indian media, but Zomato didn't give a confirmed price.
|
|
Others, known as "stablecoins," look to overcome the problems associated with wild price fluctuations by being pegged to fiat currency.
|
|
Hernandez had "pegged" the door to his cell by stuffing its tracks with cardboard, making entry difficult, the report states.
|
|
This aw-shucks blog series, apparently pegged to the first anniversary of Donald Trump's election, is only slightly more skeptical.
|
|
KBW analyst Greig Paterson pegged M&G as "outperform" in a note to clients, flagging a 335 pence price target.
|
|
The losses were pegged at 24.16 billion rupees due to higher provisioning and losses in bonds as yields moved up.
|
|
Some estimates pegged the total number of cars in his priceless collection at more than 8003,500 — others, closer to 5,000.
|
|
Adding to the confusion, it pegged Clinton's favorability at minus 220006 — worse than the minus 2202 recorded a week earlier.
|
|
Gabelli's stock-picking prowess has made him a billionaire with his latest worth pegged at $1.46 billion, according to Forbes.
|
|
The central bank is independent, though its governor backs President Muhammadu Buhari's insistence that the naira's value should remain pegged.
|
|
That jibes with a new NBC-Wall Street Journal poll released Sunday that pegged Trump's job performance at 22018% approval.
|
|
ADT holds about 13 percent share of North America's home and business security market, pegged at $35 billion in 2015.
|
|
He was pegged to be the next U.N. leader following a unanimous decision by the Security Council earlier this month.
|
|
Likewise, the rent you pay on the part of the property you don't own is pegged to rises to inflation.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar, pegged to the U.S. dollar, eased off multi-year lows, with the greenback fetching HK$7.8096.
|
|
The companies declined to confirm the price of the deal, but earlier reports pegged it between $50 and $75 million.
|
|
Goldman Sachs once pegged it at $9 billion annually, or more than one-tenth of the company's pre-tax profit.
|
|
Third, it is trying to suppress inflation by keeping the currency, the naira, pegged at 197-199 to the dollar.
|
|
A CNN poll recently pegged the Democratic Party's favorable rating at 37 percent, its lowest mark in a quarter-century.
|
|
The preliminary estimate, released in late April, pegged the annual growth rate for gross domestic product at 0.5 percentage point.
|
|
Indian openers milked 40 runs of the first four overs before Shane Watson pegged them back with a double strike.
|
|
Discovery pegged Stearns' net worth at over $1 billion, though Business Insider was not able to independently verify that figure.
|
|
Young voters, like Boomers and Gen Xers, pegged the economy as the most important issue for the 2016 election cycle.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar, often serves as a proxy for the Chinese yuan.
|
|
But this season, he has rarely exhibited the talent that had him pegged as a future anchor of the staff.
|
|
Natural gas prices in much of the world have been pegged to oil prices and, consequently, have been very high.
|
|
Universal pegged the film's opening around $50 million while box office analysts expected a number closer to roughly $60 million.
|
|
Many worry that the Lebanese currency, which has been pegged at 1,500 to the dollar since 1997, could be devalued.
|
|
Nigeria has pegged the naira to the dollar for decades, adjusting the exchange rate according to international supply and demand.
|
|
And the second quarter current account deficit is pegged at $120.5 billion, compared to a prior estimate of $124.7 billion.
|
|
In USDA's annual long-term projections released Tuesday, the agency pegged 4.53 U.S. corn yield at 170.8 bushels per acre.
|
|
CHIP is provided for free or the program's premiums are pegged to an amount based on a family's annual income.
|
|
Index previously led a $9.9 million round in the startup, and one source pegged the new round at $30 million.
|
|
The naira - pegged at 197 - trades some 40 percent below the official rate on the black market versus the dollar.
|
|
The pool of high- and ultrahigh-net-worth assets in the US has been pegged at more than $20 trillion.
|
|
The plan echoes similar proposals from Senators Elizabeth Warren and Kirsten Gillibrand, pegged at $85 billion and $50 billion respectively.
|
|
In August, USDA pegged the soybean harvest at 4.381 billion bushels, based on a yield of 49.4 bushels per acre.
|
|
Those accounts are pegged to market prices on the last day of the previous quarter, when the market was swooning.
|
|
Moody's Analytics put the chances at more than 50 percent, while Bank of America pegged them at about a third.
|
|
Miners were pegged back by a dip in copper and gold prices, as well as a downgrade by Credit Suisse.
|
|
Policymakers worldwide have pegged an annual 2 percent inflation rate as optimal for supporting healthy business and consumer spending growth.
|
|
The same goes for homeowners with adjustable-rate home equity lines of credit, which are pegged to the prime rate.
|
|
Volkswagen, which has pegged the financial toll at over $18 billion, is still dealing with the fallout of the scandal.
|
|
The interest rate is pegged to a wide variety of debt instruments, such as credit cards and adjustable-rate mortgages.
|
|
Menem pegged the Argentine peso to the dollar during the 90s and eliminated almost all efforts to regulate private business.
|
|
If a star tattoo didn't peek out from her ankle, I wouldn't have pegged her for an Angeleno at all.
|
|
Electronic music is a massive industry, pegged at around $7.1 billion globally according to the International Music Summit's 2016 report.
|
|
The companies pegged so-called synergies at $1 billion in annual run rate, within three years of the deal closing.
|
|
Share prices were set at $20, and the company raised $700 million, which pegged its valuation north of $12 billion.
|
|
The projected shortfall in that lengthy time frame was pegged as 0.9 percent of annual GDP in last year's overview.
|
|
They also pointed to the historically high valuations at which stock indexes were pegged before the dominoes started to fall.
|
|
Ross, 79, heads the private equity firm WL Ross & Co. Forbes has pegged his net worth at about $2.9 billion.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar, pegged to the greenback in a tight range of 7.75-7.85 per dollar, rose almost 0.1%.
|
|
Black defendants in particular were pegged to be a 77 percent higher risk for committing future crimes than reality proved.
|
|
Jefferies analysts pegged the product sales decline on the company's ongoing transition away from unprofitable offline sales to digital sales.
|
|
He has pegged the STOXX50E at 3,370 by the end of this year and 3,530 by the end of 2020.
|
|
The Omani rial — which is pegged to the U.S. dollar — weakened to historic levels last week after oil prices plunged.
|
|
As soon as you lock cryptocurrencies in your wallet, you receive USD PAX, a stablecoin that is pegged against USD.
|
|
AMPLE RESERVES Hong Kong usually runs balanced budgets or surpluses, since its pegged currency system commits it to fiscal prudence.
|
|
The conference established that the U.S. dollar would effectively be the global reserve currency, pegged to the price of gold.
|
|
He became expendable after the Rams acquired Kayvon Webster this off-season, who is pegged to start opposite Trumaine Johnson.
|
|
The success rate of seasonally themed phishing emails pales in comparison, though, to those pegged to a critical world event.
|
|
But publishers have seized on it for a different reason: They're posting explainers and fact-checks pegged to the news.
|
|
A lot of people pegged the Ravens to go all the way, but Football Love Island is a cruel game.
|
|
Guerrasio: Would you ever go a step further and finance a short or feature pegged specifically for the Imax experience?
|
|
An average estimate of 17 analysts pegged profit for the full year at 704.5 billion yen, Thomson Reuters data shows.
|
|
SO IF YOU LOOK AT THE GERMAN TEN YEAR, IT SEEMS TO BE PEGGED AT ABOUT 50 BASIS POINTS NOW.
|
|
Not all stories need to be pegged to current events, though a timely element can definitely help distinguish a pitch.
|
|
Ever since the global financial crisis, central banks have pegged their monetary policy on these two pillars – inflation and unemployment.
|
|
A Brookings tally of administration departures pegged the "rate of turnover" among the top level of Trump's team at 48%.
|
|
Corn stocks for 2018/19 were pegged at 1.781 billion bushels, up from the November forecast for 1.736 billion bushels.
|
|
The French farm ministry on Tuesday pegged soft wheat production at 39.7 million tonnes, nearly 17% above last year's level.
|
|
The combined weight of the dollar (and other currencies pegged to the dollar) in this basket is only about 30%.
|
|
It has pegged much of its future growth on mobile, with Android at the heart of most of these activities.
|
|
Libor, which trillions of dollars of investments are pegged to, is set to be retired by the end of 2021.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar has been pegged to the US dollar since 1983, and is freely convertible — unlike China's renminbi.
|
|
Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Kiev attaché pegged the 2016-17 Ukraine wheat crop at 63 million tonnes.
|
|
But he pegged two as the "most critical" — corruption and the capabilities of the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces.
|
|
The Washington Post pegged the commissioner's murder on the Mafia, a concept then only just dawning on the American consciousness.
|
|
The forecast slightly exceeded a poll of five traders and market analysts that pegged the harvest at 12.75 million tonnes.
|
|
Those surveyed pegged the price at 21.25 cents by the end of the year, up 1 percent from current levels.
|
|
Major polls just within the last week have pegged the Conservative lead at anywhere between 22019 point and 12 points.
|
|
It's pegged to the world reserve currency and run by a company with deep ties to Washington and foreign capitals.
|
|
Meanwhile, Microsoft stopped reporting sales numbers outright — though in January 2019, an analyst pegged Xbox One sales at 41 million.
|
|
Not being pegged to a fiat currency could make Celo more volatile, which may make using the coin more risky.
|
|
Like its predecessor, the Eco will be pegged to the euro, which advocates of the C.F.A. said gave it stability.
|
|
The Knicks remain pegged in the present, hoping to avoid a second-straight midseason collapse and nab a playoff spot.
|
|
The total cost of the program for Canada is pegged at some $63 billion, over the life of the jets.
|
|
Somehow the image of that first week stuck—for the rest of the year, Ruth was pegged as a disappointment.
|
|
Though Newton-John's teased crop was pegged to the 1950s for the "Grease" storyline, it carried over into the 1980s.
|
|
He was pegged for stardom coming out of high school; he was pegged for stardom coming out of U.S.C. "There was a reason this guy was drafted No. 1 coming out of college, and that's what people are seeing," said Hue Jackson, the Cleveland Browns coach, who helped recruit Palmer as the Trojans' offensive coordinator.
|
|
New rumors today have pegged Hulu's upcoming live TV service to be $39.99 a month, according to a report from TechCrunch.
|
|
Hong Kong's policy moves in lock-step with that of the United States because its currency is pegged to the greenback.
|
|
Bisping has been pegged as a -240 favorite, meaning it would take a successful $240 bet on him to win $100.
|
|
Words can be pegged to the clips themselves so that if a clip is rearranged, the subtitles are arranged with it.
|
|
Lebanon's central bank has to maintain adequate foreign reserves to keep the currency pegged at 1,507.5 Lebanese pounds to the dollar.
|
|
Ross, 78, heads the private equity firm W.L. Ross & Co. His net worth was pegged by Forbes at about $2.9 billion.
|
|
The new currency is also pegged to petro, a digital currency issued by the Venezuelan government that many consider is illegal.
|
|
The measures include requiring executives who engage in misconduct to forfeit up to three years of pay pegged to their performance.
|
|
They usually engage in this behavior around certain triggers or stresses that can be pegged to a certain time of day.
|
|
Many homeowners with adjustable rate home equity lines of credit, which are pegged to the prime rate, will also be affected.
|
|
In 2013, Houston Ahmadis led a pro-peace dialogue pegged to the release of Islamophobic propaganda film The Innocence of Muslims.
|
|
Another potential issuer is Nigeria, which has just de-pegged the naira from the dollar, and wants to raise $1 billion.
|
|
But fast-forward a decade, and Miranda is no longer the SATC character that basically nobody wants to get pegged as.
|
|
The UN report pegged the number of heroin users in the US higher than the DEA, at 1 million in 2014.
|
|
The participants confirmed their clear commitment to maintaining the stability of Lebanon's currency, which is pegged to the dollar, Hariri said.
|
|
Whatever your APR, if it's variable, it changes based on the Prime Rate, which is pegged to the federal funds rate.
|
|
The bank pegged the currency at 715.03 per dollar in one month and a record low of 4.50 in early 2017.
|
|
The 303 founded company has raised a total of $117.69M to date, according to CrunchBase, with a valuation pegged at $463M.
|
|
The fifth Kasich column, pegged on trade, came Friday from Canada's Globe and Mail, coinciding with the G7 summit in Quebec.
|
|
Nobody would have pegged a hacker drama starring Christian Slater to be anything but forgettable and probably cancelled after one season.
|
|
The riyal is pegged at 3.64 to the dollar by the central bank, which only allows small fluctuations around this level.
|
|
Cuban said Bloomberg is not exactly timid in the business world, where his personal net worth is pegged at $49 billion.
|
|
Even unemployment figures, which he's pegged at 23 or 42 percent (the correct number is 5 percent) don't merit his attention.
|
|
While many studies have pegged it to 8% or lower, cops tend to believe the rate is much higher, research shows.
|
|
Kylie Jenner, the only Kardashian/Jenner sibling pegged to compete with Kim for personal brand recognition, has her own reality show.
|
|
South Korean finance website Hankyung previously reported on the deal, but it pegged the overall valuation at more than $150 million.
|
|
That's higher than reported estimates of impending layoffs, which pegged layoffs at about a third of tech and general staff alike.
|
|
In Brazil, consultancy Celeres pegged the country's soybean crop at 115.8 million tonnes, up from its previous estimate of 113.8 million.
|
|
The remaining $21.2 billion was supposed to come in separate $291 million tranches pegged to production goals in 2019 and 2020.
|
|
The companies didn't announce the financial details of the transaction, but earlier reporting by Bloomberg pegged the price at $600 million.
|
|
In fact, a January report from games intelligence firm SuperData pegged Microsoft has selling half the number of consoles as Sony.
|
|
USDT is a cryptocurrency token pegged to the US dollar, which is fully backed by assets in the company's reserve account.
|
|
"Valentine's Day" / "New Years Eve" / "Mother's Day" (2010-16) Marshall's penchant for holiday-pegged movies was always motivated by something greater.
|
|
Shipping data pegged China's seaborne imports for October at 87.1 million tonnes, slightly higher than the 86.3 million estimated in September.
|
|
I had Billy pegged as being eaten by a demo-dog, actually, and I am a little disappointed that didn't happen.
|
|
The brewery is still finalizing plans for a larger release, with a tap room release pegged to Election Day under consideration.
|
|
Higher American interest rates have forced banks in the Gulf, where most currencies are pegged to the dollar, to offer more.
|
|
Tim Kaine of Virginia, who has been pegged as a possible Clinton running mate, said he was "stunned" by Trump's remarks.
|
|
That deal, pegged at $108 billion including debt from Time Warner, would be among the largest corporate mergers in American history.
|
|
Its length has been pegged at 26 feet (8 meters), which, if verified, would make it the longest snake ever captured.
|
|
In June, the USDA had pegged the corn harvest at 13.680 billion bushels and the soybean harvest at 4.150 billion bushels.
|
|
In an interview with Refinery29 pegged to No Shame, her fourth studio album, Allen revealed her complicated relationship with the media.
|
|
The price of the oil deliveries will be based on a formula which is pegged to prices on the global market.
|
|
The NPD Group has pegged the value of the women's active-wear market in the U.S. to be about $24 billion.
|
|
No one," added one Kasich adviser, who pegged the odds of him appearing at the convention "somewhere between zilch and zero.
|
|
NXP was previously pegged as a company that did near field communications for Apple iPhones and was the brains behind iPay.
|
|
"Currencies are not explicitly pegged to the dollar and an increasing percentage of the debt is in local currency," he said.
|
|
His trademark deep returns keep opponents pegged back and his fitness levels mean he thrives in adverse conditions where others wilt.
|
|
Which makes it especially worrying when you consider that the Note 210 has also been pegged to support 210G connectivity too.
|
|
There's no official spec for field of view, but some have pegged the vertical FoV at almost double that of HoloLens.
|
|
For some reason, director Rian Johnson insisted on re-shooting the scene dozens of times—Isaac pegged it at 27 takes.
|
|
The company's market cap has been pegged as high as $34 billion, and held its initial public offering on March 2.
|
|
In 2012, Arizona's CVAP was 69.1 percent non-Hispanic white, but exit polls pegged the presidential electorate at 74 percent white.
|
|
That date has been pegged as April 12, recently revised from April 21, according to the Western Cape Water Supply District.
|
|
Hartung pegged the ongoing margin hit from additional costs of food safety improvements to be about 100 to 200 basis points.
|
|
The Petro has been extremely controversial since its value is pegged—by the government—to the value of Venezuela's oil reserves.
|
|
The largest so-called stablecoin by market cap, Tether (USDT), is supposedly pegged to the U.S. dollar and always worth $1.
|
|
In this corner, he's big and tough, and if he seems a bit confused, then maybe, but he's got you pegged.
|
|
Analysts at Jefferies pegged the stock at 250 rupees, versus an earlier target of 300 rupees, citing weak performance at JLR.
|
|
Instead Nigeria has insisted on defending its currency, the naira, keeping the official exchange rate pegged at 197 to the dollar.
|
|
Hong Kong's currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar, which means it is prone to strengthen when other Asian currencies weaken.
|
|
How do you walk the fine line of eating something satisfying without being pegged as the loudest chewer in the office?
|
|
IN THE run-up to the launch of the euro, in 1999, aspiring members pegged their currencies to the German mark.
|
|
I would never have pegged you for someone who would get anxious about that kind of stuff, especially being a frontperson.
|
|
It pegged the 2018 deficit at $563 billion, a $1.02 trillion deficit in 2022, and 10-year deficits of $10.1-trillion.
|
|
Proptech data company Unissu pegged total VC funding at $14.85 billion for 2018, while Re:Tech estimated a total of $18.6 billion.
|
|
I hold onto that and I enjoy my life like a child and I love that Bethenny totally had me pegged.
|
|
He, too, has participated in the pro-Panama social media campaign, unleashing several tweets pegged with the hashtag #PanamaEsMasQuePapeles, or #PanamaIsMoreThanPapers.
|
|
Soybean harvest was pegged at 3.550 billion bushels, unchanged from the October outlook, with yields seen at 46.9 bushels per acre.
|
|
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin had repeatedly urged Congress to act on the debt ceiling before August, and last week pegged Sept.
|
|
According to one document obtained by Politico, the spending on that survey was pegged at $850,000, in addition to travel expenses.
|
|
However, Ma added that the yuan will not be strictly pegged to a currency basket, either, though no details were given.
|
|
Last week, the development bank said it would introduce a new benchmark lending rate pegged to yields on inflation-linked bonds.
|
|
DOOMOCRACY A Creative Time installation by Pedro Reyes at the Brooklyn Army Terminal pegged to Halloween and the presidential election. Oct.
|
|
The pool of high- and ultra-high-net-worth assets in the US has been pegged at more than $28 trillion.
|
|
In terms of how the race shapes up, Biden will get pegged as the establishment guy, no other way about it.
|
|
Real estate experts pegged the property's minimum value at between $120 million and $180 million, according to Crain's New York Business.
|
|
The HKMA, the city's de facto central bank, has pegged the local currency at 7.8 to the U.S. dollar since 1983.
|
|
" The woman's protests could not be made out by cameras in the room, but Clinton pegged the critiques as "Republican propaganda.
|
|
Universal's "The Great Wall" is performing above recent forecasts, which had pegged the film to finish in the $17 million range.
|
|
Many homeowners with adjustable rate home equity lines of credit, which are pegged to the prime rate, also will be affected.
|
|
The Hong Kong dollar HKD=D3 is pegged at 7.8 to the U.S. dollar, but can trade between 7.75 and 7.85.
|
|
It pegged that country's 2017 two-wheel taxi revenues at $2.1 billion, surpassing the income of the Kenya's largest telco, Safaricom.
|
|
He was initially pegged to lead the Trump transition team, but was replaced by Vice President Pence shortly after the election.
|
|
" Hedge funds and asset managers are "buying futures contracts pegged to the VIX, a profitable bet if volatility continues to rise.
|
|
Ross, 79, heads the private equity firm W.L. Ross & Co. His net worth was pegged by Forbes at about $2.9 billion.
|
|
The price of the oil deliveries is defined according to a formula which is pegged to prices on the global market.
|
|
The roast hogs are displayed on their spits: mouths snarled and pole-pegged, sunburn-red skin glowing beneath a shop light.
|
|
Dry ice has also been pegged as a rare asphyxiant on a submarine, a walk-in freezer and other small spaces.
|
|
Many homeowners with adjustable-rate home equity lines of credit, which are pegged to the prime rate, also will be affected.
|
|
For example, many rituals of Islam are pegged to the sun, which complicates observing them at such an extreme northern latitude.
|
|
If they are seen enough times emerging from Auburn, they are pegged as the neighborhood's outliers, the so-called shelter boogies.
|
|
Forbes pegged his net worth at $3.5 billion in 103, ranking him 61st on its annual list of the richest Americans.
|
|
While the private company doesn't release its financial data, in 2016 Adweek pegged Purell sales at approximately $266 million per year.
|
|
The social media giant is developing a stablecoin — a type of digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar — to minimize volatility.
|
|
The median of 19 forecasts in a survey compiled May 30-June 4 pegged the peso at 19.8500 in one year.
|
|