NEW YORK (Reuters) - A plunge in Facebook Inc's (FB.
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A sustained plunge in energy sector investment undermined business spending.
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A plunge in oil prices slashed exploration and production revenue.
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The plunge in these rankings sends a strong, troubling message.
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The dispute was triggered by the plunge in the pound.
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Hannah Jane DeCiutiis and her husband took the plunge in June.
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Stocks stateside were initially hit by a plunge in Apple shares.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Netflix suffers worst stock plunge in two years.
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The merger speculation has prevented a plunge in the companies' shares.
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The plunge in exports caused a deterioration of the trade deficit.
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The plunge in China triggered circuit breakers that halted trading there.
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It has been weakened by a plunge in the Russian rouble.
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EFG Hermes forecast a 47% plunge in its second-quarter profit.
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In commodity markets, Trump's tweets sparked a plunge in oil prices.
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On Tuesday Japan's Nissan reported a 70% plunge in quarterly profit.
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The plunge in the markets has made the administration take notice.
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The energy sector fell 5%, tracking a plunge in oil prices.
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The plunge in exports means jobs are at risk, Tulezi said.
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That reflected a 27.8% plunge in orders for non-defense aircraft.
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A plunge in confidence that prompts a liquidity crisis is another risk.
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A plunge in Burberry's shares was the big move on the index.
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That decision was partly responsible for the plunge in her approval ratings.
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Of course, the fed is not blind to the plunge in markets.
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The result has been a historic plunge in oil-and-gas investment.
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The plunge in share prices Tuesday was the biggest in nine years.
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The decision triggered a 15 percent plunge in Petrobras shares on Thursday.
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Specifically, there has been an extraordinary plunge in long-term interest rates.
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His arrival in Moscow came after a plunge in his financial fortunes.
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Stocks markets plunge in worst single-day in more than a decade.
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The fears triggered a plunge in the currencies of multiple developing economies.
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The surge erased October's 8.3 percent plunge in single-family home sales.
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Bojangles, in particular, could see sales and traffic plunge in Irma's wake.
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Agricultural export prices were weighed down by a 17.2% plunge in vegetable prices.
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But the plunge in bank stocks seemed to stir up the most concern.
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Snap shares' 60 percent plunge in 23 might finally present a buying opportunity.
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OPEC's determination to cut output stems from the recent plunge in oil prices.
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A sustained plunge in energy sector investment put more pressure on business spending.
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Hong Kong, by comparison, saw an 80 percent plunge in overall share sales.
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The move resulted in a 71 percent single-day plunge in Imagination's stock.
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Villa's relegation to the Championship represents a plunge in income for the club.
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Once again, the subsequent result was a historic plunge in the budget balance.
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One indicator of that price is the sharp plunge in China's stock exchanges.
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Its economy now faces a recession caused by a plunge in crude prices.
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And he has had to grapple with the plunge in the oil price.
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The euro would plunge in value, rendering any other exit a pointless exercise.
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Even a 77-year-old woman, Frieda Schulze, made this plunge in 1961.
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Monday's 24% drop in oil prices marked the biggest plunge in since 1991.
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Energy stocks continued to be weighed down by a plunge in oil prices.
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A nearly perfect correlation until bitcoin's price started to plunge in early 2018.
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The fund declined to comment specifically on the plunge in the debt Wednesday.
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But core inflation remained muted amid a plunge in the cost of apparel.
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The plunge in global oil prices that began in 23 turned boom to bust.
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To put the plunge in perspective, shares of Helios closed at $2,520 on Dec.
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Shares of top Chinese oil firms fall following the plunge in oil prices overnight.
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Market participants cited the plunge in U.S. equities for minimizing CME livestock market advances.
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A sustained plunge in energy sector investment probably put more pressure on business spending.
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However, some analysts predict that the stock price will plunge in the coming days.
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The plunge in returns on bonds has made equities look more attractive in comparison.
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Calling the ongoing plunge in solar-power prices "remarkable" would be far too conservative.
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Think the banks might bounce back after the Brexit-triggered plunge in the Dow?
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Russia has been crushed by Western sanctions and the global plunge in oil prices.
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A separate report, however, showed a larger-than-expected plunge in homebuilding last month.
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Financial services delivered the worst performance with a 78 percent plunge in net profit.
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The recent plunge in oil prices should be — mostly — good for the U.S. economy.
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Fyffes' decision caused an instant 13.5 percent plunge in Belize's banana exports, said Mathias.
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However, talks with the government collapsed in 2016 after a plunge in coal prices.
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A sharp plunge in technology and industrial stocks drove broad losses across the market.
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Whenever a new gadget hits market, the older version takes a plunge in price.
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Lee takes a plunge in a 30 to 40 degree tank for muscle recovery.
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Who hasn't taken a dramatic plunge in front of someone they're trying to impress?
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It then endured a 58 percent plunge in profit in this year's first quarter.
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Then a plunge in energy prices last fall sent shock waves through the industry.
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But this newly released trailer takes yet another plunge in Octopath's uniquely animated world.
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Manus' comments come after an overnight plunge in the price of bitcoin future contracts.
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So how can you spot the signs of this confidence plunge in your daughter?
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The bounce in stocks follows a 27% plunge in the Dow of 250,219 points.
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The bounce in stocks follows a 10% plunge in the Dow of 2,352.60 points.
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The company failed to withstand the plunge in travel demand caused by the virus.
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But a plunge in the price of oil threatens to undermine that 2020 message.
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A sustained plunge in stock prices could dash confidence among households and CEOs alike.
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The segment's US division suffered a 94% plunge in earnings to just $37 million.
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The state-controlled company was hard hit by a plunge in global oil prices.
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GM suffered a 16% plunge in sales in September, while Ford's sales dropped 11%.
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Rising oil prices and a plunge in India's currency have made life even harder.
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A 1.5 percent plunge in sales at building material stores was also a drag.
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The plunge in Chinese stocks, which are now in bear territory, only clouds the outlook.
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Chevron and Exxon were showing signs of stress because of the plunge in oil prices.
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The plunge in oil supplies will drive up the price of oil, and gas, significantly.
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Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom are taking the plunge in life and on the slopes.
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The drop in rates caused a 17% plunge in applications to refinance a home loan.
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The figure was pushed down by a 29 percent plunge in orders for civilian aircraft.
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BNDES blamed his conduct for a 28 percent plunge in the company's stock this year.
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Amid the trade turmoil, oil prices saw their largest plunge in 4 years on Thursday.
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Shares are up 12 percent year-to-date after a 45 percent plunge in 2018.
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The market may look to oil, after the past week's surprising plunge in crude prices.
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Forecasts for energy companies have dropped as well, following the recent plunge in oil prices.
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The recent plunge in gasoline prices has also taken some of the pressure off consumers.
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Witness the plunge in Kinder Morgan's stock after its massive dividend cut a year ago.
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The plunge in oil prices is a constant reminder of the glut in the market.
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The plunge in oil prices was supposed to help consumers by boosting their disposable incomes.
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It fell 0.3 percent following an over 3 percent plunge in the UK banking index.
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Ariel Winter and her boyfriend, Levi Meaden, just took the ultimate plunge in their relationship.
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The Nasdaq closed lower, weighed by a plunge in the shares of Cisco Systems Inc.
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The shift to private sector growth has accelerated recently following a plunge in government GDP.
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A volatile pound and a plunge in consumer confidence around the vote hurt many retailers.
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So far this year, GMO Internet shares have been hit by a plunge in bitcoin.
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Before the collapse, the price of this debt could start to plunge in the markets.
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In September, faced with a plunge in government revenues, Mr. Macri reinstated some export taxes.
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Analysts say core CPI will weaken further after a plunge in oil prices this week.
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Far more worrisome to the White House was an early-morning plunge in oil prices.
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Under the other, boys climb downed electrical cables to plunge in to the water below.
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Inflation fears were perhaps the main cause of the recent plunge in the stock market.
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Alpha in turn filed for bankruptcy in 2015, battered by a plunge in coal prices.
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The price gap disrupted trading in the London market and caused a plunge in liquidity.
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To be sure, there's also some thought that the plunge in rates could be reversed.
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It was down 0.2 percent following a 3.6 percent plunge in the UK banking index.
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An 11.1% plunge in motor vehicle production because of the GM strike depressed on output.
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A record surge in volatility and $4 trillion plunge in world equity markets quickly followed.
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A proxy for the tech sector had its sharpest plunge in seven years on Wednesday.
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It's likely Peloton will take the public markets plunge in 2019 much like Uber and Lyft.
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U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan oil giant PDVSA have accelerated a plunge in the country's crude output.
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Nintendo has a chance here to increase revenues after a plunge in previous year's results. 4.
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The plunge in investment allowed the central bank to lower interest rates, lifting the housing business.
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Japan's No. 2 automaker posted a 98.5% plunge in first-quarter operating profit to $14.80 million.
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Samsung Electronics Co Ltd forecast in early July a steep plunge in second-quarter operating profit.
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One reason for the plunge in yields is that JGBs are becoming scarce on the ground.
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Markets are falling worldwide due to a plunge in oil prices and slowdown worries in China.
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Admittedly, the 75 percent plunge in oil prices from 2014 to 2016 didn't help their cause.
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A plunge in crude oil prices ahead of a key OPEC meeting continued to influence investors.
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The Republican presidential nominee's recent plunge in the polls in North Carolina, however, has vaulted Sen.
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There has been one consistent trend in recent years: a plunge in local court revenues statewide.
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The plunge in stock prices is a reflection, rather than a cause, of this perilous moment.
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The FTSE 250 ended 0.2% lower, with a 16% plunge in Tullow Oil weighing the most.
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They can sour quickly if shares plunge in value, a possibility in China's seesawing stock market.
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The FTSE 250 ended 0.2% lower, with a 16% plunge in Tullow Oil weighing the most.
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Despite a plunge in oil prices last quarter, Exxon halted a recent string of profit misses.
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That number included a 40 percent plunge in the vital fixed income, commodities and currencies business.
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"The rise in crude oil inventories came despite a plunge in crude oil imports," he said.
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BNDESPar blamed the family's conduct for a 28-percent plunge in the company's stock this year.
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After Wednesday's blow-out private payrolls figures and a plunge in oil prices, U.S. stocks closed mixed.
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It marks a major reversal following a 5003 percent plunge in the index in the fourth quarter.
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The gauge has nearly recouped the losses from last week caused by the plunge in Turkey's lira.
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LONDON — The persistent plunge in oil prices has translated into a new round of industry job cuts.
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A trade dispute caused sales of cars made in Japan to plunge in South Korea last month.
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Since global oil prices took a plunge in 2014, the Venezuelan economy has been in a freefall.
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We all know the drag that a plunge in oil prices can be on the stock market.
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Now the main problem for business is the plunge in demand as wages are shredded by inflation.
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On Tuesday, he said the rally in U.S. stocks and plunge in U.S. bonds after the Nov.
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That is the biggest one-month plunge in the 211-year history of the fund manager survey.
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Japan's Nikkei average ended down 2.4 percent, adding to its 3.7 percent plunge in the previous session.
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Analysts also saw the recent plunge in sovereign debt yields as a factor driving investors to equities.
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The plunge in global crude prices from mid-2014 halved earnings from exports of oil and gas.
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Amy was shaking her booty and having a blast before she took the plunge in the competition.
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FTSE dropped 3.2 percent, with some investors speculating that the plunge in sterling could benefit Britain's economy.
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That helps them to hedge against any possible plunge in the prices of the crude they sell.
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What they're not saying: how much the current plunge in Bitcoin prices is affecting the jobs demand.
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The gauge has nearly recouped the losses from last week caused by the plunge in Turkey's currency.
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October's plunge in manufacturing employment reflected a strike-driven 41,600 tumble in payrolls in the auto sector.
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October's strike-driven jobs plunge in manufacturing, reflected a 41,600 tumble in payrolls in the auto sector.
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The resulting responses from other brokers caused the subsequent plunge in the stock's price, the analyst said.
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The biggest plunge in German industrial orders in nearly 20.7-months added to pressure on German stocks.
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The July 27 plunge in the Shanghai composite index was the biggest one-day fall since 2007.
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The standoff left the oil industry shell-shocked and sparked a 10% plunge in oil prices Friday.
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Australian stocks led a plunge in early Monday trading in the Asia-Pacific region, falling 5.9 percent.
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Job placement firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas has seen a similar plunge in businesses looking to hire.
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The plunge in home prices also destroyed a lot of household wealth, depressing consumer spending in general.
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Perhaps most important is the collapsing confidence of foreign investors, evident in the plunge in the lira.
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Incoming goods from abroad would become more expensive, and American exports would see a plunge in demand.
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The company's strategy has come under fire from some cooperative members concerned by a plunge in profit.
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Big oil and gas companies are slashing spending and cutting dividends amid a plunge in crude prices.
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Big oil and gas companies are slashing spending and cutting dividends amid a plunge in oil prices.
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Cuup is one brand that I'll personally be buying more of — including The Plunge in more colors.
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Airlines and cruise ships have also seen a plunge in customers as people have canceled planned trips.
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The abrupt plunge in the nation's economic fortunes has no obvious precedents; it requires a massive response.
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Portfolio management costs weakened sharply in December and January following a plunge in the U.S. stock market.
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Last week Ganfeng's rival Tianqi Lithium reported an 85% plunge in net profits for the first half.
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The plunge in longer-term yields like the 30-Year are also a symptom of investor anxiety.
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The plunge in oil prices has clobbered energy stocks, which entered a bear market late last month.
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The result, she says, was a sharp plunge in support for the news media and other targets.
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He cited rising bond yields and a plunge in cryptocurrencies as evidence that equities will move lower.
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A plunge in oil prices decimated the U.S. high-yield market, which is dominated by energy companies.
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At the time analysts said a recent plunge in spot LNG prices had made the deal unattractive.
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A rapid plunge in temperatures Another blast of cold air is moving in with this storm system.
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In Astoria, shop owners around the 36th Avenue station have dealt with the plunge in business differently.
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The largest drop since January 2015 was led by a $2.3 billion plunge in civilian aircraft exports.
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The specter of a global recession would lay the seeds for a much deeper plunge in oil prices.
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The strength in German shares came despite the biggest plunge in German industrial orders in nearly 20.4 months.
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News of the FDA's potential regulatory shift caused Big Tobacco stocks to plunge in early trading this morning.
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History shows that, when stocks plunge in China, the U.S. market is rarely immune as large exporters suffer.
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Apple was able to weather October's stock market rout pretty well considering the plunge in tech stocks overall.
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A plunge in applications for government-insured loans was behind a drop in overall mortgage volume last week.
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In December, orders for transportation equipment fell 2.5 percent, reflecting a 64 percent plunge in defense aircraft orders.
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The dollar's surge and a plunge in oil prices between June 2014 and December 2015 had dampened inflation.
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Ms Lightfoot knows that her predecessor, Rahm Emanuel, saw a dramatic plunge in popularity in his second term.
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The sudden plunge in prices is the result of conflicting trends in the industry over the last year.
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The coming week may tell whether the incessant plunge in global bond yields shows any signs of relenting.
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The small-cap Russell 2000 dropped 4.4 percent, its biggest one-day plunge in more than seven years.
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Stocks on Wall Street shed around 1 percent, led by a plunge in healthcare-related companies after Amazon.
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N fell 2 percent to $17.87 after the company posted an 80 percent plunge in first-quarter profit.
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Inflation data reported since the previous report was delivered in August has spiked, alongside a plunge in sterling.
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Nigeria's economy has been shrinking largely as a result of a plunge in oil prices since mid-2014.
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The midcap gains were limited by a plunge in medical-device maker ConvaTec's shares after its disappointing results.
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The S&P technology index dropped 2.3 percent, its biggest one-day plunge in more than two months.
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Trade war fears helped set off a 6% plunge in oil prices — crude's worst day since Christmas Eve.
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The has fallen more than 7 percent this year amid an 18 percent plunge in U.S. oil prices.
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The share price gains come even as most companies have forecast a plunge in earnings for last year.
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Shares of Esprit have risen 30.8 percent so far this year after a 62.74 percent plunge in 2018.
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The plunge in share prices could become systemic if, say, depositors were to panic and withdraw their cash.
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Also hit by the plunge in commodities is Russia which is struggling become less dependent on oil prices.
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Burn off the alcohol at a morning barre class followed by a plunge in the rock-lined grotto.
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The rise in German shares came despite the biggest plunge in German industrial orders in nearly 20.3 months.
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The dollar's surge and a plunge in oil prices between June 21 and December 2202 had dampened inflation.
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In fact, the coordinated plunge in the global markets comes at a time of coordinated global economic growth.
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External shocks, like the plunge in oil prices in 2014, have hampered the bank's efforts to create inflation.
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China is reeling, he said, the plunge in oil prices having torpedoed the Russian and Middle Eastern markets.
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Airlines have reaped the benefits of a plunge in oil prices in mid-2014, raking in record profits.
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The latest 3.8 percent plunge in gross domestic product in 2015 was the worst decline in 25 years.
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Once Democrats see coverage of protests elsewhere getting media attention, it's natural to plunge in and pile on.
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Drake & Scull also sank 4.6 percent after reporting a 61 percent plunge in profit to 9.8 million dirhams.
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A key driver of the 70% plunge in oil prices since the summer of 2014 is over-supply.
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The rise of secret ballots in the United States coincided with an apparent plunge in eligible voter turnouts.
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The Dow later that day surged more than 9% nearly erasing the 10% plunge in the prior session.
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Last week, Macy's blamed an overall plunge in tourism for its first quarterly profit miss in 2 years.
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The two-day plunge in financial markets reflects growing alarm over the threat coronavirus poses to the economy.
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The Doral has seen its revenue plunge in the past several years as Trump has been in office.
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Wall Street is buzzing over Facebook's lower profit margin guidance, driving an epic plunge in its shares Thursday.
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The pound's plunge in the wake of the Brexit vote in June 2016 had previously supported the index.
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Munster spoke a day after the tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 1 percent, hit by a plunge in Facebook.
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Travel industry suffering There has already been a plunge in the number of trips made during the holiday.
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The robust gains in manufacturing and mining production offset a weather-driven 4000 percent plunge in utilities output.
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The value of the deal has since fallen by nearly half, hit by the plunge in oil prices.
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Rumors that Trump would do the unthinkable -- fire Powell -- contributed to the plunge in stock prices in December.
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The medicine counteracts potentially dangerous symptoms, such as a plunge in blood pressure and closing of the airways.
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The plunge in investing costs continues a long-running trend that Jack Bogle helped to put in motion.
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The small-cap Russell 2000 dropped 4.4 percent, its biggest one-day plunge in more than seven years.
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Stocks initially fell in Thursday's trading session following a plunge in shares of Macy's, which reported holiday sales results.
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Sharon Stone took a plunge — in more ways than one — on her winter getaway to the Caribbean on Wednesday.
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The scandal, which has engulfed Brazil's political class, has contributed to a plunge in the oil company's market value.
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Caterpillar's stock dropped about 1%, recovering from an initial 7% plunge in premarket trading immediately after results were posed.
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Consumers have also seen a windfall as the plunge in oil prices has produced savings at the gas pump.
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The reason is that, despite the plunge in their stocks, the majors have the resources to weather this storm.
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N) reported weak demand in Asia, including a 29% plunge in construction equipment sales, while toymaker Hasbro Inc (HAS.
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N) reported weak demand in Asia, including a 29% plunge in construction equipment sales, while toymaker Hasbro Inc (HAS.
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Ford is down more than 10% year-to-date following a recent big plunge in shares after disappointing earnings.
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GE Aviation suffered a 54% decline in commercial engine orders, driven by a 90% plunge in the LEAP engines.
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Thus, the plunge in the pound has been great for Diageo, since it is a huge exporter of scotch.
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SPSY fell as much as 2.8 percent and was on track for its biggest daily plunge in nine months.
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Swimmers from Washington state, Ohio, New Jersey and New York took the plunge in elaborate costumes and skimpy Speedos.
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The plunge in sterling, which hit a fresh three-decade low on Friday, has only added to Britain's appeal.
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That is if they're not manufacturing and not benefiting from the plunge in the Sterling to the same extent.
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These producers have suffered with a 70 percent plunge in the price of the commodity since mid-June 2014.
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These efforts can't come to fruition soon enough for many crypto backers shaken by this year's plunge in prices.
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The plunge in the currency and soaring inflation sparked violent demonstrations in the government-held south earlier this month.
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Of course, the recent plunge in oil prices is not nearly on the same level of the last downturn.
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The plunge in the stock also means Valeant cannot easily acquire other drug makers — a main source of growth.
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An earlier plunge in energy stock prices whittled away at the energy sector's weighting in the S&P 260.
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The plunge in bond yields has increased the appeal of a select group of stocks, according to Goldman Sachs.
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But the plunge in yields has increased the allure of stocks that pay higher dividends for the time being.
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Despite the plunge in the unemployment rate during the recovery, there have been only scant signs of wage pressures.
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On Wednesday, the $16.6 billion company saw its largest intraday plunge in shares since July 2008 — a 15% drop.
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The plunge in sterling, which hit a fresh three-decade low on Friday, has only added to Britain's appeal.
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Lyft, Uber's largest competitor in the U.S., will likely take the plunge in the first quarter of 2019, too.
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However, the recent plunge in oil prices has led to a drop in orders for rigs and cancelled contracts.
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London's FTSE, however, dropped 2.023 percent, with some investors speculating that the plunge in sterling could benefit Britain's economy.
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The previous sale took place just before the 2008 financial meltdown led to a plunge in real estate prices.
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On Wednesday, Hong Kong's flagship airline posted a 28% plunge in profit in 2019 compared to the previous year.
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Nine of the TSX's 10 main groups lost ground, including an 10.33% plunge in the heavily weighted energy sector.
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You can order The Plunge in six colors and in band sizes 30-38 and cup sizes A-H.
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Add to this the plunge in oil prices caused by lessened demand, plus a Saudi-Russian feud over production.
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After the 2001 scandals Gallup showed a temporary plunge in reported attendance at Mass — but then a swift rebound.
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The plunge in oil prices has driven gasoline prices below $2 a gallon in at least a dozen states.
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One was a harrowing backstage plunge in Jakarta, where an errant cue sent her down a flight of stairs.
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The Doral resort has seen its revenue plunge in the past several years as Trump has been in office.
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A big chunk of the quarterly gain could also be attributed to an unusual and temporary plunge in imports.
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Bloomberg, like Trump before he took the plunge in 2015, has long mulled presidential bids but never followed through.
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Investors had been aggressively purchasing options that offered protection against a precipitous plunge in the value of the euro.
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It made me think of surfacing after a plunge in the sea, that half-taste, half-scent of salt.
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In July, at the last earnings press conference Saikawa presided over, Nissan reported a 99% plunge in operating profit.
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Trump's moves against Turkey have resulted in a plunge in the price of the Turkish lira versus the dollar.
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Dalian Wanda Group's Wang Jianlin, once China's richest man, suffered a 37% plunge in net worth to $17 billion.
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New York (CNN Business)The plunge in auto sales in China has made its way to the US heartland.
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Prices for agricultural products fell 5.3 percent last month, weighed down by a 14.1 percent plunge in soybean prices.
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The plunge in the Turkish lira has caused investors to take fright and sell-off other emerging market currencies.
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Graphic: Corporate bond yields plunge in 2019 here Reporting by Yoruk Bahceli; Editing by Sujata Rao and Catherine Evans
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The news adds to rising global uncertainties, including concerns about Italy's budget and a plunge in China's stock market.
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A 20.1% plunge in the production of aerospace and miscellaneous transportation equipment also weighed on industrial output last month.
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It also caused a plunge in the sale of bread and brought difficult times to doughnut seller Krispy Kreme.
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A near 57 percent plunge in oil prices has pushed down the valuation of oil acreages, making acquisitions more attractive.
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Sahara International Petrochemical (Sipchem) also slid 3.2% after it reported a more than 38% plunge in third-quarter net profit.
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Low fuel prices have caused fares "to plunge" in Europe, while in America, with less competition, they have barely budged.
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Instead, writes Gallup's Rebecca Riffkin, the biggest change seems to be the plunge in gasoline prices over the past year.
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"The FTSE 100 was helped by the plunge in the pound", said David Madden, a market analyst at CMC Markets.
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Sao Paulo-listed shares erased early gains as miner Vale fell 2.4% due to a plunge in iron ore prices.
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Sao Paulo-listed shares erased early gains as miner Vale fell 3.2 % due to a plunge in iron ore prices.
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I took the plunge in mid-December, right after two of the many scandals the social network has been facing.
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"Contrary to the 11% plunge in the aftermarket, we thought Tesla's Q2 results were fine," Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi said.
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This caused a plunge in the bitcoin price on Friday when the decision was announced but it has slowly recovered.
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"I wonder whether LinkedIn's stock market plunge in February 2016 might have a similar effect," he wrote at the time.
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The plunge in retail sales came amid a sharp stock market sell-off and drop in consumer confidence in December.
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Renewed volatility in emerging markets after a plunge in the Turkish lira left investors unsure Argentina could raise that money.
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But today you can watch how different objects respond to a whacking after taking the polar plunge—in slow motion.
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A plunge in Chinese stocks has been blamed for the awful beginning to the year that U.S. stocks have suffered.
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Energy costs declined 6.9 percent in January from the previous year, driven by a 14.2 percent plunge in gasoline prices.
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However, the plunge in oil prices has narrowed discounts of North American crudes to global crudes, eroding rail transport profitability.
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This is mostly a story of the plunge in Treasury yields, which has come as dividend payouts have crept higher.
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A plunge in Chinese stocks has been blamed for the awful beginning to the year that U.S. stocks have suffered.
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The Nasdaq composite ended less than 2 points lower, weighed by a 153 percent plunge in shares of Seagate Technology.
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So Davis took the plunge in 2002, joining the police department in the small, violence-plagued city of North Charleston.
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S. trade relations gave Wall Street a fillip, but a near 56.853 percent plunge in Nvidia's stock soured the mood.
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A sharp plunge in technology and industrial stocks drove broad losses across the market in the first hours of trading.
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While oil still dominates the world's energy trading, a dramatic plunge in prices has experts speculating about what comes next.
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Some major tech companies and manufacturers are reporting lackluster earnings driven by a plunge in global demand, particularly from China.
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The plunge in Turkey's lira to a series of record lows over the past week sent tremors through global markets.
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But the diesel scandal that erupted almost a year ago, setting off a plunge in Volkswagen sales, changed all that.
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The plunge in exports led to a wider trade deficit, which subtracted 0.65 percentage point from GDP growth last quarter.
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The plunge in crude oil prices also helped reduce fuel costs by 37.8 percent from a year ago, it added.
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Instead of looking for ways to extricate ourselves from these conflicts, we reach for reasons to plunge in more deeply.
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Global markets followed Wall Street's plunge in early trading on Friday, with shares in Japan briefly falling below 10 percent.
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JPMorgan expects a 22% drop in eurozone GDP during the second quarter and a 30% plunge in the United Kingdom.
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The country's stock market has been battered by the virus outbreak as well as a historic plunge in oil prices.
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By that point, the stores had also been hit by an industrywide plunge in record sales precipitated by online piracy.
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A sharp plunge in crude oil markets triggered by the erupting Saudi-Russia price war has also boosted profit margins.
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Ecuador's economy depends on oil exports, and a plunge in crude prices in recent weeks threatens to slash government revenues.
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A $2 billion plunge in profitability will increase pressure on the Japanese conglomerate to get its financial house in order.
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A $2 billion plunge in profitability will increase pressure on the Japanese conglomerate to get its financial house in order.
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A surge in oil prices, combined with a plunge in India's currency — the rupee — is squeezing finances across the industry.
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Before that, tanker tracking firms said Saudi crude export loadings spiked in June after a long-awaited plunge in April.
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That added fuel to the market's skepticism about Snap's long-term prospects and led to a plunge in its stock.
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The S&P energy index slumped 6.3%, the most among the 11 major sectors, tracking a plunge in oil prices.
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The price gains came amid a plunge in the rupee, which fell to a record low against the dollar on Friday.
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The bloc has struggled with little or no inflation for the past year, caused mainly by a plunge in oil prices.
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After a 12% plunge in January and February, stocks are right about where they were at the start of the year.
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Still, a 30 percent plunge in oil prices from an October peak, amid worries about over-supply, is dampening investor sentiment.
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Likewise, the plunge in Brazilian shares is allowing Verde to slowly add top-flight stocks at attractive prices, the letter said.
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Transportation and warehousing dipped by 1.6 percent, the largest decline since June 2011, on a 10.8 percent plunge in rail transportation.
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Qatar's index was down 0.1%, hurt by a 7.4% plunge in United Development Company, which extended losses from the previous session.
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Qatar's index was down 0.1%, hurt by a 7.4% plunge in United Development Company, which extended losses from the previous session.
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The nation's second-largest bank said Wednesday it managed to narrowly grow lending profits despite the recent plunge in interest rates.
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Add to that the plunge in oil, copper and lumber prices and commodities are also flashing warning signs about global growth.
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Luxury watch maker Richemont reported a worse-than-expected 51 percent plunge in profit for the six months through to September.
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The former Soviet republic has been hit by a drop in exports and remittances and a plunge in the Russian rouble.
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U.S. Treasurys have long been a safe haven asset, but a sharp plunge in yields has pushed investors to search elsewhere.
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Rouhani appointed a new central bank governor last week to tackle the rial currency's plunge in value under heightened U.S. pressure.
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Semiconductor stocks were coming off a 15.5% plunge in May, however, as trade tensions between China and the U.S. ratcheted up.
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Trader Todd Gordon sees a way to make money from the plunge in emerging markets, which have skid since the election.
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In late fall, as water temperatures plunge in northern seas, oysters prepare to go into hibernation for the long, cold winter.
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Orders for transportation equipment fell 235 percent, pulled down by a 28.9 percent plunge in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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The chart gives a better sense of the plunge in U.S. stocks as Powell spoke, with the Dow down 500 points.
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Evercore ISI upgraded Twitter to hold from sell on Tuesday, basing its move on the recent plunge in the share price.
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The plunge in oil prices since mid-2014 has pushed energy-rich Gulf Arab states to rein in lavish public spending.
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The economy has been hit by a plunge in the Russian rouble, a drop in remittances from overseas, and falling exports.
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The world's top smartphone maker posted a 2298 percent plunge in third-quarter mobile earnings to 100 billion won ($88 million).
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Production has also been undermined by the collapse in oil drilling activity in the aftermath of the plunge in oil prices.
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New York (CNN Business)The recent plunge in the stock market is a cakewalk compared to what's going on with cryptocurrencies.
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After an unexpected plunge in August, sales of new U.S. single-family homes were expected to fall even further in September.
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Improved diagnosis and treatment cannot fully explain the plunge in overall rates of colon cancer, dementia, heart disease and hip fractures.
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Goldman Sachs sees a 'step down' next quarter — and keeps its outlook for a 40% plunge in the stock next year
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And while there are some signs of an impending turnaround, one large trucking company just announced a shocking plunge in profit.
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The company last week reported an 81.1 percent plunge in second-quarter net profit, missing analysts' estimates by a large margin.
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Output, was weighed down by an 11.1% plunge in motor vehicle production because of a 40-day strike at General Motors.
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A plunge in the rupee, which touched a fresh low of 72.095 on Thursday, has also helped lift local fuel prices.
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The plunge in short-term German bond yields is also reflected in a rare divergence with Eonia money market rates. reut.
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Also average, he says, would be a 26% decline in S&P 53 profits and a 32% plunge in index itself.
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The acquisition signals new optimism for offshore drillers, which were hit hard by the steep plunge in oil prices from 2014.
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A strong dollar, weak global demand and spending cuts by energy companies after a plunge in oil prices have undercut manufacturing.
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And like other executives in the industry, he was coming under severe financial stress because of the plunge in commodity prices.
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JPMorgan Chase which reports first on Friday morning, could show a 35 percent plunge in net income from a year earlier.
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The moves came after the company posted a roughly 70% year-on-year plunge in operating income for the second quarter.
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The plunge in stocks could discourage investments, acquisitions or other types of corporate spending by executives unwilling to gamble on uncertainty.
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Thursday's 10% plunge in the Dow Thursday on coronavirus fears was its worst day since the 183 "Black Monday" market crash.
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That happened even before a disagreement on production cuts between OPEC and its allies caused the latest plunge in oil prices.
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The plunge in the pound has raised the price of steel the company imports from Sweden, the Czech Republic and Italy.
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News about the coronavirus and the plunge in stock markets is the reason why currencies are weakening, dealers in Budapest said.
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Two Chinese state media outlets on Tuesday urged investors not to panic over the plunge in mainland markets a day earlier.
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The Idea Yoga, mediation, breath work and an ice plunge in a class inspired by the Dutch extreme sportsman Wim Hof.
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A nightmare for the Turkish government, led by Recep Tayyip Erdogan, would be a plunge in the value of the lira.
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Macri's government introduced restrictions on dollar-buying and other controls to stem a plunge in the peso currency following the Aug.
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They are prompted by a surge in inflation caused in large part from a plunge in sterling after the Brexit vote.
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He said the 19 percent plunge in Facebook shares the next day stemmed from federal securities law violations by the defendants.
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Sixty-four percent, however, do not expect a plunge in prices similar to last summer's drop from $50 to $223 per barrel.
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Mr. Gerspach said there were no signs that the slowdown in China and the plunge in oil prices were weighing on consumers.
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A big concern is that a Brexit could set off an economic downturn for Britain and a plunge in the country's currency.
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Bargain-hunters circling the U.K. property market after the post-Brexit plunge in sterling stand to get their fingers burned, analysts said.
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That may prove problematic for Trump, whose first year in the Oval Office was marked by a plunge in overseas approval ratings.
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While much of Wall street had been anticipating a market plunge in the event that the Republican won, just the opposite happened.
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Stocks initially fell in Thursday's trading session following a plunge in shares of Macy's, which reported weaker-than-expected holiday sales results.
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On Tuesday, the plaintiffs' attorney Mark Lanier said on CNBC's "Squawk Box " that the plunge in the company's stock helps his case.
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However, the intervention could not stop a near 21% plunge in Chinese stocks as investors played catch-up after an extended holiday.
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A strong dollar, weak global demand and spending cuts by energy firms following a plunge in crude oil prices have undercut manufacturing.
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I'm betting, however, that Friday's 8 percent plunge in the shares of NXP Semiconductors is a terrific buying opportunity for patient investors.
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"We continue to believe TSLA is fundamentally overvalued," noted the analyst, who's price forecast calls for a 65% plunge in the stock.
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In September, following another plunge in the peso, the IMF agreed to increase Argentina's credit line to $57.1bn and accelerate its disbursal.
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Europe's fifth-biggest oil company said it would book a loss of 1.2 billion euros due to the plunge in energy prices.
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After another plunge in the lira, Turkey's central bank said it would use its "liquidity-management tools" to prop up the currency.
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The plunge in the value of the pound after the June 22014 referendum on EU membership meant she could only afford one.
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Most billion-dollar losers today are energy firms temporarily in the doldrums as they adjust to a recent plunge in oil prices.
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The decline was attributed to a further plunge in electronics output, which fell 10.8% in May in its 6th consecutive monthly decline.
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The plunge in Chinese shipments expected in 2018 could lead to a 1 percent contraction in the global smartphone market, Canalys said.
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A record plunge in developed market bond yields, which move inversely to prices, has caught large sections of the market by surprise.
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European stocks closed lower on Friday following disappointing U.S. jobs numbers and after a dramatic plunge in sterling early in Asia trading.
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Swimmers run into the ocean during Coney Island Polar Bear Club's New Year's Day Plunge in Brooklyn, New York, Jan. 1. 2017.
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The stock is down another 4 percent so far this year, even though the market rebounded from its steep plunge in December.
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Whenever you see exciting headlines about renewable energy growth or the plunge in US emissions, those articles are usually talking about electricity.
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But that was largely down to base effects from the 4.7% plunge in May last year due to the nationwide truckers' strike.
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However, political turmoil in Turkey and a plunge in the country's currency has led to a delay in receiving offers, Astaldi said.
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Fed officials maintained their belief that the ongoing plunge in energy prices is merely "transitory" and will pass in the medium term.
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A plunge in French production has been widely anticipated after vineyards endured frost and hailstorms in spring and then drought during summer.
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Saudi government revenue has dropped amid the plunge in oil prices, and the country's economy is almost entirely dependent on oil revenues.
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A plunge in German investor morale to its lowest in more than five years was also blamed on the trade war worries.
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The euro zone has struggled with little or no inflation for the past year, caused mainly by a plunge in oil prices.
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That caused an unprecedented 96 percent plunge in the S&P Vix short-term futures inverse index, which Nomura's ETN is tracking.
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The latest plunge in crude prices has implications for monetary policy in the United States, a top Federal Reserve official said Thursday.
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The latest plunge in the markets continues a six-month trend of volatility, characterized by sharp increases and decreases to stock prices.
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The drop is the steepest plunge in retails sales since August 2009, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of Commerce Department data.
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That beacon dimmed with the global plunge in petroleum prices, but the oil industry's downturn is now the least of their concerns.
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Local state firms posted a 13 percent plunge in earnings in the first two months from a year earlier, the ministry said.
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Georgia has been hit hard by a decline in exports and remittances and a plunge in the value of the Russian rouble .
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Many of its staff used to work in oil or gas until a plunge in crude prices caused a slump in exploration.
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The euro area has struggled with little or no inflation for the past year, caused mainly by a plunge in oil prices.
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The plunge in clothing store receipts likely reflects a sharp drop in apparel prices in August, which was the biggest since 1949.
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Political pressure for the long-contemplated change has increased greatly since oil prices began to plunge in 2014, straining Saudi Arabia's finances.
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Outlays on private residential projects shot up 4.5 percent, the biggest rise since November 1993, following a 4.1 percent plunge in March.
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Deutsche Bank warned Wednesday that consumer spending will plummet by 8.9% during the second quarter, including a 13.6% plunge in goods spending.
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Concerns over the disease have caused the US stock market -- a pillar of the President's reelection bid -- to plunge in dramatic fashion.
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Data from SunTrust Robinson Humphrey shows a 35% plunge in cruise bookings last week, compared to the same time a year ago.
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This week, the Coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. led to canceled events, schools shutting down, and a plunge in the stock market.
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The Cubans repeatedly denied any responsibility for the problems and decried the plunge in relations with the United States under Mr. Trump.
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That contributed to a second day of steep losses for the tech sector stateside after the plunge in Facebook's stock on Thursday.
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So far this week it has lost 9.4%, on course for its biggest weekly decline since a 9.8% plunge in November 2008.
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So far this week it has lost 9.3%, on course for its biggest weekly decline since a 9.8% plunge in November 2008.
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So far this week it has lost 9.2%, on course for its biggest weekly decline since a 9.8% plunge in November 2008.
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China's battle to contain the deadly coronavirus epidemic showed new signs of success, with a plunge in the rate of new infections.
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The profit miss follows that of bigger rival Phillips 66 , which also reported a plunge in adjusted profit at its refining unit.
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China's industrial profits rose 5.4% in November from a year earlier, reversing a 9.9% plunge in October, government statistics showed Friday morning.
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High-speed trader Doug Cifu said don't blame the computers for Monday's nearly 1,600-point plunge in the Dow Jones industrial average.
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One-off special payments fell 12.5 percent in the year to March, after a 31.6 percent year-on-year plunge in February.
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The sharpest plunge in America's press freedom rating occurred during the Obama administration — thanks in part to its zealous prosecutions of journalists.
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The second straight monthly decline in job openings followed a 574,000 plunge in November, which was the biggest drop since August 0003.
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Chew said a plunge in prices for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), a competing feedstock fuel, was also putting downward pressure on naphtha.
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The so-called core CPI was held down by a 1.9 percent plunge in apparel prices, the largest drop since January 1949.
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A plunge in base metal prices on Wednesday, lead by a three percent drop in London copper pushed materials stock, especially miners lower.
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In January, orders for transportation equipment dropped 10.0 percent, weighed down by a 28.4 percent plunge in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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Canada's economy has been struggling to gain momentum since the plunge in oil prices put the country in a brief recession last year.
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Early on in the October sell-off, Gundlach said a plunge in global equities would soon spread to U.S. stocks, which it did.
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Exports of goods fell 1.6 percent to $137.9 billion, weighed down by a 9.5 percent plunge in shipments of food, feeds and beverages.
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Benchmark bonds meanwhile were taking a break from the surge in yields and plunge in prices since Trump's unexpected victory earlier this month.
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The plunge in sterling lifted the dollar against a basket of currencies to 96.993, even as the euro firmed a touch to $1.1333.
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Indian stocks fell around 47.00.01 percent, dragged down by a 47.05.65 percent fall in Axis Bank after a 47.0348 percent plunge in profits.
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Brazil's economy took its steepest plunge in a quarter century last year, contracting by 3.8 percent, according to official data published on Thursday.
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The plunge in the number of breeding pigs follows a 21% decline in March, which was at the time the largest ever recorded.
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A plunge in foreign bookings drove an overall fall of 4 percent in real terms on the year, the VDMA industry association said.
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If the tariffs had been greeted by a 900-point plunge in the Dow, Trump might take the wails of pain more seriously.
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There were further job losses in mining as the energy sector adjusts to weak profits from a recent prolonged plunge in oil prices.
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Oil and gas companies were hit by another plunge in the price of crude, which tumbled 5.3 percent to a 12-year low.
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As farmers are still reeling from the plunge in their business, many had lobbied the government for a vaccine to protect their flocks.
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The share price plunge in Europe came after U.S. stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday as concerns over Deutsche Bank weighed on benchmarks.
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TOKYO, July 31 (Reuters) - Japan's Panasonic Corp reported on Wednesday a 43.6% plunge in first-quarter operating profit, missing estimates, as Sino-U.
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U.S. crude inventories fell 7.6 million barrels last week, its biggest weekly plunge in 10 months, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said.
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Exports of goods dropped 1.7 percent to $140.0 billion, weighed down by a 6.7 percent plunge in shipments of food, feeds and beverages.
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The Nikkei volatility index fell to a 10-week low, with investors showing little signs of concerns over the plunge in Abe's ratings.
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The pilot landed the aircraft safely, despite the sudden loss of cabin pressure and a plunge in temperature to -30°C (-22°F).
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Longoria took the plunge in October in a Nookie low-cut jumpsuit featuring fringe detailing on the shoulders and a figure-hugging fit.
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The relatively stable trading came a day after a plunge in China's main index set off a bout of selling in global markets.
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But Cramer warns that whomever purchases Twitter should expect a major plunge in their stock and an "obliteration" in earnings for some time.
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It was this week's second daylong suspension after a plunge in prices Monday tripped the same "circuit breakers" that were introduced Jan. 2900.
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Analysts are forecasting a more than 16% drop in sales from a year ago and a nearly 50% plunge in earnings per share.
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The whole sector has been devastated by a 6003 percent plunge in oil prices from highs of over $2600 a barrel in 280.
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Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales rebounded 1.1 percent in January after a revised 2.3 percent plunge in December.
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Also weighing on sentiment earlier was the overnight 6.4 percent plunge in the Shanghai composite, while the Hang Seng lost nearly 1.6 percent.
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Households cut back on purchases of motor vehicles and recreational goods in December, leading to a 1.9 percent plunge in spending on goods.
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The Huawei arrest had combined with a plunge in oil prices to turn investors negative on metals, said Capital Economics analyst Ross Strachan.
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For the first time, eight Philadelphia-based singles will be taking the marriage plunge in the hopes of finding their happily ever after.
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Meanwhile, there's word China's central bank, confronted with a plunge in stock last year, asked the Fed for its "Black Monday" crash playbook.
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Households cut back on purchases of motor vehicles and recreational goods in December, leading to a 22016 percent plunge in spending on goods.
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With the industry under pressure to consolidate because of the plunge in oil prices, more mergers are thought to be in the pipeline.
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The plunge in sterling lifted the dollar against a basket of currencies to 96.976, even as the euro firmed a touch to $1.1333.
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IN JULY 2008 outraged investors in Karachi, Pakistan's commercial capital, pelted the local stock exchange with stones after a plunge in share prices.
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Okazawa said that the weakening of the yuan and a plunge in Chinese shares stoked fears about China's economy and its policy intensions.
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Commodity exporters such as Nigeria, Chad, Congo and Zambia have suffered a plunge in revenues from the extraction of oil and metal ores.
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British consumers have been squeezed by higher inflation caused in large part by the plunge in the pound after last year's Brexit vote.
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The refinancing of mortgages, and the need for investors to hedge refinancing risk, is helping to add to the plunge in interest rates.
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Among the clearer developments that suggest that the U.K. economy is now in for some tough sledding has been the plunge in sterling.
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The losses followed a plunge in Japan's benchmark Nikkei average and the global market turmoil that stemmed from concerns over a Sino-U.
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The plunge in Facebook's stock -- more than one-third of its value has been erased -- shows it needs to take more forceful steps.
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The bartender in the coffee shop was relating the latest plunge in the stock market to the woman who was buying a latte.
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Construction equipment makers - a proxy for China's infrastructure, resources and construction sectors - suffered a plunge in sales after 22011, as commodity prices collapsed.
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But that's not the case now, since Wednesday's sharp plunge in stocks is actually happening because investors have been selling longer-dated Treasurys.
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He downplayed the plunge in digital currency prices in recent months, which sparked fears of lower cryptocurrency mining demand for the company's products.
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Jet Airways struggled through 2018 as higher oil prices, a plunge in the rupee and increased competition took a toll on Indian airlines.
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The commission began investigating fuel retailers in February after many Bulgarians complained of high fuel costs despite a plunge in global oil prices.
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Monday's oil crash triggered a 6% plunge in the Colombian peso, its biggest one-day fall against the dollar for almost 30 years.
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The Grammys saw a quarter of its audience plunge in January, and the Screen Actors Guild Awards similarly saw a 30 percent drop.
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The plunge in the currency and soaring inflation have sparked sporadic demonstrations against profiteering and corruption, with many protesters chanting anti-government slogans.
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The plunge in oil prices may be welcome for importing nations, but it is also complicating the lives of central bankers battling disinflation.
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Airlines around the world are reeling from travel restrictions and a plunge in demand for air travel, aviation's biggest crisis since the Sept.
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Analysts have said a recent plunge in oil prices is expected to hit smaller Gulf economies such as Bahrain and Oman particularly hard.
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The energy sector dropped more than 5%, the most among the 11 major S&P 500 sectors, tracking a plunge in oil prices.
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At home, she oversaw a plunge in joblessness and an economic expansion that contrasted with misery in much of the rest of Europe.
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Only hours after he won the election, the peso lost 13 percent of its value — its biggest plunge in more than 20 years.
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Even while recognizing the political delicacy of these proposals, especially in a state election year, we'd like to see him plunge in deeply.
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In May, orders for transportation equipment fell 1.1 percent, weighed down by a 7.0 percent plunge in the volatile orders for civilian aircraft.
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The plunge in sterling lifted the dollar against a basket of currencies to 97.066, even as the euro firmed a touch to $1.1328.
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The former Soviet republic, where economic growth was 1.5 percent in September, has also been hit by a plunge in the Russian rouble.
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The plunge in the Chinese stock market has compounded the problems, according to Yale Zhang, managing director at Shanghai-based consultancy Automotive Foresight.
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A management crisis at FGV has also frustrated settlers, who are already disappointed by the near 70 percent plunge in the company's shares.
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Automobile stocks dropped, with German carmaker Daimler AG dragging the most after it cut its dividend following a plunge in its 2019 earnings.
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Palladium regained some ground after plummeting as much as 28% on Thursday as a plunge in wider financial markets rippled through precious metals.
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A surprise 6 percent plunge in sterling in the first week of October on fears of "hard Brexit" further added to its steep depreciation.
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The plunge in the company's stock erased $231 billion in value on Wednesday as its market cap slid to $258 billion from $220 billion.
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By 0707 GMT, the stock had slid 18.17 percent to 14.41 rand, adding to a more than 60 percent plunge in the previous session.
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The currency has been hit by a plunge in oil prices, Nigeria's economic mainstay, which caused foreign investors to flee bond and equities markets.
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On Thursday, Britain's biggest retailer Tesco pulled some Unilever products from its website in a pricing row sparked by the plunge in the pound.
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And an opposition victory, however unlikely, would put Malaysia into uncharted waters and likely trigger fears of a short-term plunge in financial markets.
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The dose of epinephrine counteracts some of an allergic reaction's most dangerous symptoms, like a plunge in blood pressure and closing of the airways.
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The plunge in oil production in Venezuela, which is under U.S. sanctions, has also contributed to the run-up in oil prices, Dudley said.
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However, that could not stop a near 2500% plunge in Chinese stocks as investors played catch-up after an extended Lunar New year holiday.
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A previous ban, imposed in early July during a steep plunge in share prices at the time, had been scheduled to expire on Friday.
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Freight shipments related to oil, gas and mining have tumbled as the plunge in commodity prices forces a widespread slowdown in drilling and quarrying.
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The bank said its bad loans increased 87 percent, to $4 billion, because of falling commodity prices and a plunge in Indian financial markets.
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Big lenders have also limited their customers' ability to buy cryptocurrencies because of fears that a plunge in their value will leave debts unpaid.
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Under a second, "double hit" scenario of prolonged low interest rates and a plunge in asset prices, the hit rose to 160 billion euros.
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Conversely Manchester and London dropped 25 and 18 places respectively mostly due to last year's plunge in the British pound following the Brexit vote.
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Representatives pointed out that the US share of the global cotton industry had doubled from 1995 to 2002, alongside a dramatic plunge in pricing.
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Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales rebounded 4.83 percent in January after a downwardly revised 24.8 percent plunge in December.
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Markets have had a wild ride in January amid worry over China's weakening economy, a plunge in oil prices and heightened global geopolitical tension.
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But a huge plunge in the price of oil - Canada's main export - along with evidence of household budget strain has largely erased those expectations.
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Germany's farmers' association DBV on Wednesday forecast a 22 percent plunge in grain production this year in the European Union's second-largest cereal grower.
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Likely driving the nail into the Volt's coffin was the sharp plunge in fuel prices since the plug-in hybrid first came to market.
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The steep plunge in the price of black gold is leaving state governments in the oil patch up to their necks in red ink.
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The plunge in commodity prices over the past year has weighed on emerging markets, since many of those countries depend heavily on commodity exports.
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Dubai Financial Market may fall after it reported a 60 percent plunge in quarterly net profit on Monday as revenue fell by 43.9 percent.
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Korea Development Bank forecast in a report the same month that the country's shipbuilders would suffer a 214 percent plunge in orders this year.
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The plunge in global oil prices has pushed inflation close to or below zero in many countries, helping consumers but wrong-footing central banks.
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Mining sector stock slipped 1.3 percent as copper prices were weighed down by the plunge in crude oil prices following the oil deal failure.
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Shares of hospital operators and health insurers took a plunge in trading Friday after the White House killed key Obamacare payments to health insurers.
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Nikkei volatility index fell to a 10-week low of 17.75, with investors showing little signs of concerns over the plunge in Abe's ratings.
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Finding a refuge from the world seemed less necessary, too—indeed, I was impatient to plunge in and make a difference in its conflicts.
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House prices in Australia have posted their sharpest falls in a generation, spurring a plunge in the construction outlook and weighing on consumer spending.
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Bitcoin rallied more than 11 percent in just over half a day on Monday, following a dramatic plunge in the cryptocurrency over the weekend.
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Critics say it is only a matter of time before he shoots himself in the foot again, setting off a fresh plunge in popularity.
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The annual core CPI also accelerated as the drag from last year's plunge in prices for cellphone service plans dropped out of the calculation.
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The plunge in Sharp shares added to losses a day earlier that came as planned share dilution under the deal looked larger than expected.
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The plunge in front-month prices was the largest for almost three years, but came after they had risen 42 percent since early November.
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Additionally, she shepherded the university through the 2008 financial crisis largely unscathed, facing down an $11 billion plunge in the school's endowment in 2009.
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Chart: CB Insights Chart: CB Insights The plunge in China has followed on the heels of tightened regulation around online lending, suggests CB Insights .
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The plunge in the lira has prompted capital outflows from other emerging markets that run hefty current account deficits and rely on foreign capital.
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The actor performed his own stunts in this conspiracy thriller, including a terrifying plunge, in the premiere, from an apartment down onto a car.
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And the plunge in oil and jet fuel prices has greatly reduced the financial incentive to get the more fuel efficient jets into service.
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But because that swing is so much more dramatic, the plunge in sunlight creates a milder northern summer and a downright frigid southern winter.
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PetroChina, the main buyer, has suspended some purchases as a seasonal plunge in demand added to the impact on consumption from the coronavirus outbreak.
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But the plunge in Turkey's currency has been triggered by markets, rather than the intervention of politicians seeking to artificially hold their currency down.
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John Flannery, above, who became G.E.'s chief executive in August, is grappling with a 35 percent plunge in the stock price this year.
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Corporate farmers like Muyuan Foods Co. Ltd and Wens Foodstuff Group Co Ltd are suffering too, reporting a sharp plunge in profits last year.
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Rapidly rising debts have fueled fears of insolvency in the country, now accelerated by a plunge in the value of the currency, the lira.
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Demand for the steel pipes it makes was hit by the twin blows of the coronavirus outbreak and a related plunge in oil prices.
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Seramin is one of the hundreds of Bay Area business owners upending their traditional business models to combat a coronavirus-induced plunge in sales.
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In other news, infant formula maker Bellamy's Australia reported a near 50% plunge in annual profit, hurt by regulatory changes in China and competition.
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The plunge in bond yields will further pressure lending profits at banks, which make money on the difference between short and long-term rates.
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Bond funds lost 1 percent in the fourth quarter, depressed by the 11.8 percent plunge in portfolios that specialize in long-term government issues.
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The plunge in oil shipments from Venezuela helped lift US oil prices above $60 a barrel this week for the first time since November.
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The bleak outlook comes as Australia's second-biggest airline reported a 78% plunge in underlying pre-tax profit for the six months ended December.
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A plastics lobby group complained in August that increased inspections had held up material, resulting in a plunge in exports of recycled plastic products.
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The large mergers (United combined with Continental Airlines in 2010) and a plunge in fuel prices in mid-103 has helped fuel record profits.
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This is actually a significant improvement after sentencing reforms, but it has been offset by a sharp plunge in the number of corrections officers.
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The plunge in the company's stock price since its first approach to buy Shire is proof Weber is on the wrong path, he added.
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The move comes as cities across India are experiencing heavy smog, as crop clearances and falling temperatures bring an annual plunge in air quality.
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Deutsche Bank noted the plunge in Netflix shares on Monday evening but stopped short of joining those cautioning against the future of the stock.
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Nigerian lenders are facing increased supervision after a plunge in oil prices in mid-2014 turned a once lucrative oil and gas loan book sour.
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The investor said the fourth-quarter plunge in the stock market was just a correction, just as a pullback beginning in 2015 was as well.
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The White House's own National Climate Assessment recently rejected the idea that a particular plunge in temperatures can cast uncertainty on whether Earth is warming.
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Escalating trade tensions between the United States and its trading partners and a plunge in the Turkish lira have pushed the dollar index up recently.
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This year was a tough year for Snap which saw a plunge in its stock price and lost popularity among its users to rival Instagram.
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But let's plunge in to what is clearly the most exciting progression of Billions Season 2: Axe has got himself a girlfriend (and business partner)!
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Chinese share markets fell on Tuesday, partly driven by a plunge in property companies on worries that a property pre-sale system may be scrapped.
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Visa, for instance, is down 2.9 percent over the last 3 months, compared with a 30 percent plunge in Facebook and Alphabet's 63 percent decline.
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Ca Tam is the first new field to be brought into production in Vietnam in years after a 2014 plunge in oil prices slashed exploration.
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Technology stocks fell 1.82%, and weighed the most on the S&P, dragged down by shares of iPhone maker and a plunge in Symantec Corp.
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Technology stocks fell 0.96%, and weighed the most on the S&P, dragged down by shares of iPhone maker and a plunge in Symantec Corp.
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And it came a day after Facebook, which is far larger, experienced a 19% plunge in its stock price following its own disappointing earnings report.
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A third consecutive drought would have meant a spike in food prices, plunge in purchasing power of the rural economy, and slower economic recovery overall.
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At the same time, the plunge in oil prices has prompted drastic cuts in spending on energy exploration and production, creating another negative for business.
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Although its Sudan operations have suffered foreign exchange losses following the plunge in the value of the Sudanese pound, the local currency has stabilised recently.
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Meanwhile, a recent plunge in the pound has sparked inflation worries that drove 10-year Gilt yields to their highest level since the Brexit vote.
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Technology stocks fell 0.33%, and weighed the most on the S&P, dragged down by shares of iPhone maker and a plunge in Symantec Corp.
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As the company bled assets, it saw a plunge in sales and productivity, which in retail is a ratio of sales to employee hours worked.
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Denmark last month became the first developed economy in this year's global plunge in bond yields to have negative yields on all its government bonds.
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Taiwan, which counts China as its biggest export market, witnessed an 11.4 percent annual plunge in April exports, with orders to China tanking 10.9 percent.
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I'm of the belief that the 35-year bond bull market is over where the plunge in yields post Brexit was the final blow off.
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Last week, Denmark became the first developed economy in this year's global plunge in bond yields to have negative yields on all its government bonds.
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For one, there's no monetary reward available to him — he's not a plaintiff — despite a plunge in his company's revenue from sales of cheaper knockoffs.
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A 20183 percent plunge in Next's shares was among main moves on the benchmark index after the clothing retailer said that trading was "extremely volatile".
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Real economic damage occurs when a plunge in asset prices is combined with the widespread use of money that has been borrowed, particularly by banks.
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The stock market sell-off, which has brought a plunge in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index this month, is also adding to the pain.
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Much of that equipment spending shortfall came from the oil patch, where last year's plunge in crude prices forced a major contraction in new drilling.
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"Uncertainty and volatility are the enemies of the Pound, but the plunge in the Pound over the past nine months has been exaggerated," Arnold added.
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Dubai Islamic Bank lost 0.4 percent, while DAMAC Properties, which last month reported a 68 percent plunge in third-quarter net profit, slipped 1.7 percent.
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Among the top oil producers, Alaska has been hit hardest by the plunge in crude prices, largely because it relies so heavily on oil taxes.
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Stabilization in the yuan on Monday helped U.S. equities close mixed, despite a sharp decline in mainland Chinese stocks and a plunge in oil prices.
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Brazilian stocks and the Brazilian currency rose significantly Friday, reversing the massive Thursday plunge in both that attended a political scandal involving the country's president.
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Oil producers hiked production heading into November in order to make up for an anticipated plunge in Iranian exports, but ended up flooding the market.
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The economy of Alberta, known for its oil-rich resources, has been hit by a near 70 percent plunge in oil prices since June 2014.
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The plunge in the oil price has forced all Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, to re-think generous welfare programs and push economic diversification harder.
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Although the plunge in oil prices and China's stock market dominate the headlines, new developments this week show another key leg is faltering — technology stocks.
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A plunge in oil prices helped spur the massive sell-off, and that issue could bubble over again Thursday, after unexpectedly large inventories just surfaced.
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Through her special insights, the OA offers the group a way forward: Instead of getting out, as in Plato's parable, this group must plunge in.
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Any sudden plunge in the rupee, or a sudden fall in value of the masala bonds from which they are derived, could wipe out returns.
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Nabiullina's comments followed shortly after the rouble weakened to a new record low against the dollar on Wednesday, tracking a plunge in world oil prices.
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The stunning turn of events was accompanied by a plunge in the financial markets, with the value of the British pound and stock prices plummeting.
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The country's central bank reserves, drawn from oil income, have rapidly been depleted this year, causing a plunge in the Libyan currency and economic pain.
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The plunge in stocks was sparked by investor worries about an inversion in bond market yields, which has been known to indicate a coming recession.
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Despite a massive plunge in futures trading on election night, the Dow has rallied since President-elect Donald Trump pulled off his stunning upset victory.
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Powell's first workday as Fed chair was Feb 5, the same day as the stock market's biggest one-day plunge in more than six years.
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Considering that in 2015 the Liberals achieved the largest-ever seat gain in a Canadian election, the plunge in popularity is nothing short of stunning.
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"If a recession arrives in May 2020, stocks may plunge in December 2019 with the standard lead-time to the onset of recession," Bannister writes.
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On the economic front, the U.S. trade deficit dropped to an eight-month low in February due to a 20.2% plunge in imports from China.
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Any plunge in the stock market can make the rich more conscious of their spending, especially when it comes to luxury pieces auctioned at Sotheby's.
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It's been noted that since the plunge in value in the summer of 2015, China has burned through $85033 trillion dollars in defending the yuan.
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Some of the most attractive and fastest growing cities — San Francisco, Portland, Pittsburgh, Washington, DC — have seen their numbers of children plunge in recent years.
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The world's biggest maker of mobile network equipment reported a 94 percent plunge in quarterly operating profit and tumbling sales at its core networks division.
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The sector has also been hammered by relentless aggressive spending cuts in the energy sector in the aftermath of last year's plunge in oil prices.
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A shock plunge in industrial output in November suggests Germany may have suffered a second consecutive quarter of economic contraction at the end of 2018.
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The gains were offset by a 254,000-bpd plunge in production from Libya, where an ongoing political rift shut several of the country's oil ports.
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The recent plunge in oil prices, particularly in prices for jet fuel, reduces the incentive for airlines to buy the more fuel efficient 737 Max.
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The internationally focussed FTSE 100 rose 0.7% by 0827 GMT, as exporters benefitted from a plunge in sterling to its lowest level since March 1985.
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Many are starting to lay off droves of workers as establishments see a plunge in business or are forced to close because of government mandates.
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A plunge in oil prices matched with years of tax-slashing led to school districts going to four-day weeks and rural hospitals shutting down.
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Women's necklines plunge in sequined and knit dresses and backless jumpsuits; men wear red tuxedo jackets, ski lodge sweaters and turtlenecks with billowing bell bottoms.
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Exxon Mobil (XOM), Chevron (CVX) – These and numerous other energy-related companies will see their stocks hit today on the plunge in crude oil prices.
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Let me focus specifically on investment, which is what you'd expect a credit crunch to depress — and which did indeed plunge in the Great Recession.
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Economists at Nomura said they expect "a big plunge" in February PMI numbers to a range between 40 and 45, due to the virus outbreak.
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Buffett's strategy wasn't perfect — he admits his timing was a bit off on his October call to buy, as markets continued to plunge in 2009.
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Traders have said concerns that the disease could hamper global manufacturing and consumption spurred the plunge in equity prices from all-time highs last week.
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Asian stocks tracked another overnight plunge in Wall Street's benchmarks on Friday with the markets in China, Japan and South Korea all posting heavy losses.
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However, a 23.4% plunge in overseas sales of semiconductors, the country's major export, cast a shadow over a near-term recovery of the tech industry.
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The latest price was 16 cents lower than a year ago as the continued plunge in crude oil prices drove gas prices lower, Lundberg said.
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Maureen Nelson, who retired from Chesapeake Energy Corp in 2013, said she lost an estimated $4013,000 as she watched the company's shares plunge in value.
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Escalating trade tensions between the United States and its trading partners and a plunge in the Turkish lira have pushed the dollar index up recently.
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SPNY fell 3.3 percent, dragged down by another plunge in oil prices, amid fears of a supply glut even as major producers consider cutting output.
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A plunge in Nigeria's naira currency has ramped up the cost of importing jet fuel and hurt profit margins as many passengers pay fares in naira.
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The other part was a touch of kindness and healing after the blue-latex-glove experience, like a cold plunge in the pool after the sauna.
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GE Power, which makes turbines and systems for gas and coal-fired power plants, suffered a 23% plunge in first-quarter profit due to tumbling orders.
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Amazon's third-quarter earnings beat Street estimates, but its revenue and fourth-quarter outlook fell short of expectations, causing the stock to plunge in extended trading.
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Alberta, home to Canada's oil sands and the No. 13 exporter of crude to the United States, has been hammered by the plunge in crude prices.
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After a stunning plunge in the price of oil over the last seven weeks, President Donald Trump has rooted for oil prices to fall even further.
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Shares of semiconductor companies in Japan took a hit on the back of yesterday's plunge in Nvidia's stock stateside after it missed both revenue and guidance.
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With March's rebound, retail sales have now erased the plunge in December that put consumer spending and the overall economy on a sharply lower growth trajectory.
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They said it was discouraging business just as Egypt was struggling to recover from a plunge in confidence after a 2011 uprising and subsequent political upheavals.
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He blamed the government of his predecessor, Enrique Pena Nieto, for causing a plunge in oil output by opening the energy industry in Latin America's no.
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This dip had nothing to do with Obama's policies; it was mainly about a slump in energy investment caused by a global plunge in oil prices.
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Shares of industry heavyweight Samsung Electronics dropped 20.6891% after the company reported a 20.690% plunge in its second-quarter profit as compared to a year ago.
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After a brief plunge in overnight trading after the presidential election victory by the New York real-estate mogul, U.S. stocks have been on a tear.
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U.S. retail sales rebounded a bit in January, rising a better-than-expected 0.2%, following the biggest plunge in consumer spending in a decade in December.
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After a plunge in manufacturing activity, the much bigger services sector showed a surprise, massive slowdown in growth in August, raising new warnings on the economy.
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During the plunge in crude oil prices, investors have punished exploration and production companies that had freely tapped capital markets for funds to drill new wells.
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A 20183 percent plunge in Next's shares was among the main moves on the benchmark index after the clothing retailer said that trading was "extremely volatile".
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The plunge in oil prices and other commodity prices may explain that caution; perhaps they are telling us something about the health of the global economy.
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The steep drop was due to the plunge in price of the stock of KaloBios Pharmaceuticals, whose shares comprised the majority of the E-Trade account.
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Global equity markets kicked off 23 on the wrong foot as concerns over a slowdown in China, as well as plunge in oil prices, have weighed.
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A shocking plunge in one of its key components may dampen, but not crush, Wall Street's favorite investment trade of the last few months: emerging markets.
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A plunge in tax collections and royalties amid Brazil's worst recession left Rio de Janeiro with no cash and waiting for a federal government-led bailout.
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The number of iPhone searches on Chinese search engine Baidu plummeted 48 percent in February, slightly less than the 50 percent plunge in January, Longbow said.
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Haywood's suspension last year triggered an investor exodus and a 75% plunge in the GAM's shares in 2018, although the stock has recovered slightly this year.
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Surging fuel prices and a weaker rupee are hurting Indian airlines, with the country's leading carrier IndiGo reporting a 97 percent plunge in profit on Monday.
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Export prices for agricultural products tumbled 5.3 percent last month, the largest decline since October 2011, weighed down by a 14.1 percent plunge in soybean prices.
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The stress test simulated prolonged low interest rates and a plunge in asset prices, a scenario that EIOPA Chairman Gabriel Bernardino called "severe but not implausible".
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Nigeria's economy is unwholesomely dependent on oil, and while the plunge in prices was bound to be catastrophic, Mr. Buhari's actions made it even more so.
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February's solid increase in manufacturing output was insufficient to lift industrial production, which was unchanged because of a 5.7 percent weather-driven plunge in utilities generation.
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A collapse in oil drilling after a plunge in petroleum prices has also squeezed manufacturing by undermining business spending, leading to weak demand for heavy machinery.
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Construction output in February dropped 1.6 percent month-on-month after a 3.1 percent plunge in January - confounding the consensus expectation for a 0.7 percent rebound.
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The long-governing A.N.C. edged out the Democratic Alliance by six percentage points in Johannesburg, the commercial capital, despite a plunge in support in the city.
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General Electric Co jumped 6.3 percent in heavy trading as bargain hunters bought the stock in the wake of its over 50-percent plunge in 2018.
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U.S. Republican Senator Rand Paul attempted to block a vote on the deal on Thursday, flagging the stock market plunge in recent days among his concerns.
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Orders for transportation equipment declined 4.2 percent, reflecting an 18.5 percent plunge in civilian aircraft orders and a 7.6 percent drop in bookings for defense aircraft.
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Disappointing guidance from a high-flying social network and a data analytics software company sparked a plunge in growth stocks as investors moved to avoid risk.
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The plunge in oil prices has also shaken Central Asia, where Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan have expressed interest in emergency bailouts from the I.M.F. and other lenders.
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While the Italian economy has been broadly stagnant since the second quarter of 2018, a recent plunge in borrowing costs may improve credit conditions and sentiment.
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However, the plunge in the price of oil, Kazakhstan's main export, has threatened political and social stability in the former Soviet republic of 18 million people.
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But crop chemical companies say real-world evidence is not there to blame a global plunge in bee numbers in recent years on neonicotinoid pesticides alone.
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Red Lobster hasn't seen the same dramatic plunge in business, but it hasn't grown much either (aside from a Beyoncé-inspired uptick in sales in 2016).
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That period of limbo has in turn radicalized communities politically, caused a plunge in the marriage rate, and increased the share of children born into poverty.
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What's happening: Equity declines in the U.S., as well as the plunge in Treasury yields, reflect fears that President Trump's trade war with China is escalating.
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The automaker has also reported a deep plunge in profits as sales have plummeted and announced plans to lay off as many as 12,500 employees worldwide.
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Then comes the cold, administered via a quick plunge in an outdoor pool, an ice-edged river or, for the bold, a roll in the snow.
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FX SELLDOWN Currency markets were still reeling from an overnight plunge in the Japanese yen, which fell even as safe-haven assets such as gold climbed.
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Investors preferred safe havens such as the U.S. dollar and the yen after a plunge in the Turkish lira sent all emerging market currencies sharply lower.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blamed the plunge in the currency on "an operation against Turkey" and dismissed suggestions that the country's economy was facing troubles.
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Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city, is continuing to struggle with the aftershocks of a two-year economic downturn caused by a plunge in oil prices.
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Xiaomi, another top Chinese brand that has expanded aggressively in India and Europe, had a disastrous quarter, suffering a 28% plunge in sales, according to Canalys.
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Swiss chemical firm Clariant saw its shares rise by around 4%, after the firm announced it would cut 600 jobs following a profit plunge in 2019.
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Others cautioned that China has been an aggressive buyer of Brazilian soybeans in recent days, taking advantage of a plunge in the value of Brazil's currency.
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Saxo says Australia could fall into recession for the first time in 27 years after a plunge in property prices destroys household wealth and consumer spending.
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The companies have been fighting a losing battle in California, where a plunge in smoking has been credited to awareness campaigns and smoke-free air rules.
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The staggering plunge in Facebook employee morale mirrors an internal struggle perpetuating the industry—a realization that a company's stated mission might not match its societal impact.
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But they still have some way to go to close in on iron ore, which remains top dog despite the 80 percent plunge in spot Asian prices .
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SPNY weighed heaviest on the S&P 500, driven lower by a 7.1 percent plunge in crude prices, their biggest percentage drop in 2-1/2 years.
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In October, orders for transportation equipment tumbled 12 percent, the biggest drop since October 2017, reflecting a 59.3 percent plunge in orders for defense aircraft and parts.
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The stock market sell-off on Thursday began with a mysterious overnight plunge in equity futures that caused the CME Group to halt trading in several intervals.
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The decision follows a plunge in oil prices since the start of October, in part due to projections that the oil market will be oversupplied next year.
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The deterioration of Brazil's public accounts after years of heavy spending and a plunge in tax income cost the once-booming economy its coveted investment-grade rating.
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This month's stock market sell-off, which has seen a more than 7 percent plunge in the Standard & Poor's 500 index, is also adding to the pain.
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News-related moves were scarce among midcaps, but for a 11.2% plunge in Cairn Energy after the oil and gas explorer abandoned an offshore well in Mexico.
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The consumer electronics and home furnishings merchant Hhgregg reported an 11 percent plunge in sales in the fourth quarter at stores open for at least a year.
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The company will also close its Dennington factory in Australia due to a recent plunge in milk collections warranting lower production capacity, it said in a statement.
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The turmoil in global stock markets and the plunge in oil prices are shaking Russia's economy, already wobbly from being cut off from Western finance by sanctions.
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"This dropped survey wages quite a bit; I do a lot of surveys and noticed a definite plunge in what I earn from those," auralgasm told me.
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Georgia is recovering from a decline in exports and a plunge in the currencies of its main trading partners, which have depressed economic growth in recent years.
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When they began, the protests caught Macron off-guard just as he was trying to counter a plunge in popularity, with his approval at barely 20 percent.
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But when the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology sent out a link to a Breitbart story claiming a "plunge" in global temperatures, people took notice.
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That year it posted a 26.23 trillion rupiah loss that the company attributed to a 21 percent plunge in the rupiah's value, according to its financial statements.
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Employers have argued that a plunge in oil prices since 2014 must be accompanied by cost cuts and flexible work practices to help keep the industry competitive.
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After the plunge in the stock market in 20133 and united Democratic control of the White House and Congress in 1932, the nation saw a New Deal.
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Realtors say these regulations, which saw a plunge in sales in November that was followed by a surge in December, have significantly increased contract closing time frames.
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The overnight plunge in the British pound is an example of a once-rare event that may soon become more frequent in currency markets, several analysts say.
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Steve Sisney does a flip off of the bridge as he and fellow revelers take part in the annual Olalla Polar Bear Plunge in Olalla, Washington, Jan.
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Of the big miners, Anglo American was one of the hardest hit by a plunge in commodity markets following weaker than expected demand in top consumer China.
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Britain's biggest retailer Tesco has pulled Unilever goods such as Marmite from its website in a pricing row sparked by the Brexit-induced plunge in the pound.
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Defying a plunge in oil prices and concerns about a weak economy, the Dow Jones industrial average closed above 18,000 Monday for the first time since July.
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Samsung shares, however, have dipped 2% over the period, hurt by its forecast for a 56% plunge in second-quarter profit due to tumbling memory chip prices.
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Workers at ArcelorMittal's steel plant in western Mexico went on strike, the company and the national union said, as the industry grapples with a plunge in prices.
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That added to weakness it was already experiencing in its marine business after energy customers canceled orders for power systems after a plunge in the oil price.
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Stocks fell sharply in volatile trade at the beginning of the year as a plunge in oil prices and uncertainty about China elevated concerns about global growth.
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China suspended its recently implemented circuit-breaker system Thursday, hours after trading in Chinese stocks was halted minutes into the session because of a plunge in prices.
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Harada said policymakers must take time gauging the price trend because inflation rates fluctuate on various factors, including temporary shocks such as a plunge in energy costs.
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Viola said the plunge in Monte Paschi shares was not a reflection of the bank's fundamentals, which he said had improved in the last quarter of 2015.
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Starting last summer, growth concerns from China alongside tightening policy from the Federal Reserve and a plunge in oil prices have sparked steep falls in equity markets.
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The Abu Dhabi index lost 0.5 percent, hurt by a 1.3 percent slide in First Abu Dhabi Bank and a 8.6 percent plunge in Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries.
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The Chinese government has introduced a slew of measures to curb capital outflows in recent years as it seeks to prevent a sudden plunge in the yuan.
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Last month, Hyundai posted a 68 percent plunge in third-quarter net profit and reported its operating margin shrank to 2.7 percent in the January-September period.
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The plunge in the pound has driven inflation to over 30 percent, stoking public pressure on Sisi to revive the ailing economy, tame prices and create jobs.
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The talks began not long after the oil price plunge in 2014 which put Nigeria into recession until 2017, and created a dollar shortage that hit imports.
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She also said she was a convenient scapegoat for something she cannot control: the global plunge in commodity prices that has sent the economy into a tailspin.
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The West African country is one the few where oil and gas companies, hit by a plunge in oil prices, are still investing to find new resources.
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Rising bond yields and the plunge in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are providing signs that have led Gundlach to expect stocks to end the year in negative territory.
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On Friday, the S&P 23.4 energy sector fell 28.2 percent, dragged down by another plunge in oil prices, as fears intensified that supply would overpower demand.
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In its most pessimistic scenario, the report said there could be a 41 percent plunge in passengers at Britain's biggest airports between March 2018 and March 2019.
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While the measures themselves were necessary to revive growth, the resulting plunge in interest rates have hurt profits at financial institutions by narrowing their margins, Kuroda said.
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SINGAPORE, April 26 (Reuters) - Singapore's industrial production in March fell from a year earlier as expected due to a plunge in electronics output, data showed on Friday.
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A plunge in the value of sterling, which touched a 31-year-low against the U.S. dollar earlier this week, is likely to help Encocam's bottom line.
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The resource-rich country has struggled through years of slowing growth as a plunge in commodity prices hurt everything from exports to investment and people's purchasing power.
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The weakness reflects in part trouble in the energy industry, which has suffered cutbacks and layoffs because of the plunge in oil prices over the last year.
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The safe-haven yen and the Swiss franc both strengthened as Tuesday's plunge in oil prices provided a stark reminder of dimming prospects for the global economy.
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This sharp plunge in sales is largely a result of the company's two leading hepatitis C drugs, Sovaldi and Harvoni, which have dropped 65% and 51% respectively.
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Escalating trade tensions between the United States and its trading partners as well as a plunge in the Turkish lira have pushed the dollar index up recently.
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Flybe have sponsored the club since 2010 but the long-struggling regional airline collapsed last week following a plunge in travel demand due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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U.S. airlines are struggling to manage the plunge in demand, halting hiring, parking thousands of jets and asking employees to take unpaid time off, among other measures.
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I'm focusing on these two races because they are the most important factors in putting a floor under the dramatic stock market plunge in the United States.
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Alan Howard, the cofounder of Brevan Howard, also fell from the number one spot after a devastating £460 million plunge in his wealth over the last year.
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The Fed could have fought the market, said no, the plunge in rates can be fixed with a Coronavirus Marshall Plan, don't look to us for that.
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The steep plunge in interest rates this week is reflecting fear about the future and also is planting seeds for a recovery once the coronavirus scare subsides.
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On the ground, the plunge in the lira has had an impact on daily life in a litany of ways, affecting even the availability of pharmaceutical supplies.
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Saudi Arabia introduced a 5% VAT in January 803 to improve non-oil revenue generation after a plunge in oil prices from mid-2014 bruised its revenues.
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In the summer, the economy grew at just 1.9 percent and business investment fell 3 percent, including a 33 percent plunge in spending on factories and offices.
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While not implicated — Ms. Rousseff was convicted by Brazil's senate in a separate matter — the plunge in popular support paved the way for her impeachment in August.
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The latest leg lower for oil futures coincided with a 1,000-point plunge in the Dow Jones industrial average heading into the close of trading on Thursday.
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The scandal has contributed to a plunge in Petrobras' market value to below $20 billion from nearly $300 billion fewer than eight years ago, Reuters data show.
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But if investors think that diversifying their stock portfolio globally will help mitigate the portfolio hit from a plunge in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, they're wrong.
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Local governments have suffered a roughly one-fifth plunge in revenue since 285, after adding taxes they collect, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies in London.
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The five-year yield declined 5 bps to minus 0.215% as a plunge in five-year U.S. notes on epidemic fears made the Japanese paper relatively attractive.
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The five-year yield declined 5 bps to minus 0.215% as a plunge in five-year U.S. notes on epidemic fears made the Japanese paper relatively attractive.
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South Korea slipped 211% as the virus spread in the country, while Japan's Nikkei edged up 22017% as a plunge in the eyen promised to aid exporters.
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In Q20193 of last year, even as stocks gained, millionaires were cautious and possibly worried about a repeat of the plunge in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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However, dollar shortages remain as Nigeria suffers from a plunge in oil prices which has battered its currency and stoked inflation to an almost 11-year high.
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Instead, he may end a five-year freeze on fuel duty, hoping that motorists will not feel it too sharply after the plunge in global oil prices.
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Brent crude gained more than 13 percent on concerns about a plunge in exports from Venezuela, helping the S&P energy index rise more than 1.1 percent.
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The entertainment company reported on Wednesday a 21997 percent plunge in profit and a 21987 percent drop in revenue for its fiscal year, which ended Sept. 30.
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UBS (UBS) took the plunge in May, saying it would seek control of its joint venture in China by upping its stake in the business to 51%.
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In addition, the sharp plunge in oil prices over the same period prompted steep cuts in energy production and exploration, contributing to a drop in business investment.
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The plunge in Chinese auto sales in the second half of 2018 occurred as the growing trade dispute with the United States slowed the Chinese economy significantly.
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Oil prices fell 20.3 percent overnight, pulled down by swelling U.S. inventories and a plunge in global stock markets as China's government warned of increasing economic headwinds.
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AS steel plant in western Mexico went on strike on Friday, the company and the national union said, as the industry grapples with a plunge in prices.
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The company, which is one of the top carmakers in the country, sold 21,042 vehicles in May, with its Chrysler brand reporting a 56% plunge in sales.
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Some traders cautioned that China has been an aggressive buyer of Brazilian soybeans in recent days, taking advantage of a plunge in the value of Brazil's currency.
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The lira's plunge in value, exacerbated by a dispute with the United States over a detained pastor, has exposed economic pressures that have been gathering for years.
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If there was ever a time not to hold up a massive stimulus bill, a complete plunge in GDP would seem like a pretty good time. Sen.
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Many of the funds have lost value in the past year in line with the recent plunge in the value of stocks and many other financial assets.
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A plunge in gasoline imports due to the sanctions, coupled with severe refinery outages, have forced motorists to wait hours or even days to fill their tanks.
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Much of the weakness in spending on nonresidential structures reflected relentless aggressive spending cuts in the energy sector, which is reeling from last year's plunge in oil prices.
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But since then — and including the damage from the overall stock market plunge in October — Facebook dropped 36 percent as of Friday's close of about $139 per share.
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It was quite an exciting Sunday for the happy couple, who earlier in the day participated in Chicago's 16th Annual Polar Plunge in support of the Special Olympics.
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Bitcoin's worst day in 2018 is equivalent to a 4,000-point plunge in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, said Campbell R. Harvey, a professor at Duke's business school.
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The winter storm is being caused by a southward plunge in the polar jet stream, causing a low-pressure system that's moving northeast, according to The Weather Channel.
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"The plunge in bond yields … tells us that unlike October, this is a true risk-off move," said Ed Clissold, chief U.S. strategist at Ned Davis Research Group.
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In a bust, labor and equipment prices fall sharply, pushing down breakeven costs and helping sustain production at an unexpectedly high level despite the plunge in oil prices.
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He has blamed the U.S. measures for Venezuela's economic problems, which in fact began several years ago amid failed statist policies and a plunge in global oil prices.
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Despite the uncertainty from the June 23 Brexit referendum, a plunge in the pound has also lured some overseas buyers looking to snare British companies on the cheap.
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A sharp plunge in applications for government-insured home loans as a result of Trump policy was behind the 0003 percent drop in overall mortgage volume last week.
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HSBC's 6.875% perpetuals skid 1.3 points to 96 cents to the dollar, according to Tradeweb, following a plunge in Hong Kong-listed shares of HSBC and Standard Chartered.
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It has allowed an unusual amount of discussion on them in state-run media, suggesting it may be testing the waters before deciding how far to plunge in.
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The 1.6-percent plunge in the Philadelphia Fed Index, which showed stress on the manufacturing sector, also weighed on crude prices, said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital.
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A billboard to entice customers amid a plunge in new home sales to the lowest level in 16 years is seen on April 24, 2008, in Fontana, California.
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Sharp shifts in economic conditions, including a plunge in oil prices since Kuroda took office six years ago, "made it difficult to hit the price goal," Aso said.
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Among the losers, biopharmaceutical company Biocon Ltd fell as much as 3.4 percent after the company on Thursday reported a 62 percent plunge in March-quarter consolidated profit.
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Snapchat is coming off a disastrous Q1 earnings with its slowest-ever user growth rate that led to a 24 percent plunge in its share price in May.
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Intra-Cellular Therapies — The drug maker saw its shares plunge in after-hours trading on disappointing study results for its lead drug, which is designed to treat schizophrenia.
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Employers have argued that a plunge in oil prices since 2014 must be accompanied by cost cuts and flexible work practices to help to keep the industry competitive.
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That led to heavy capital outflows, triggering a 212% plunge in China's stock market in a year and sparking the highest volatility since the financial crisis of 28.50.
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A plunge in U.S. jobs growth suggests that the party is nearing its end for American workers, who have enjoyed their best employment conditions in a half-century.
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Those rich gamblers were probably people who trade in financial markets; the plunge in the pound after the result suggests that most investors were caught on the hop.
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A plunge in oil prices over the past decade, rollback of federal environmental incentives and a decline in Santee Cooper's customer base also hurt the project, he said.
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The pharma firm's shares are yet to recover from a 15 percent plunge in July, when initial results from its advanced lung cancer study, known as Mystic, failed.
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The company last week reported a 75 percent plunge in first-quarter operating profit due to a slump in domestic sales as a result of the sales stoppage.
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TORONTO, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Monday as a plunge in crude oil prices and dour economic data weighed on the resource-linked market.
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CMC Markets tumbled nearly 4 percent after the online trading firm forecast a plunge in net operating income, hurt by lower client trading activity due to regulatory curbs.
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Last month, before the most recent stock market plunge in China, an industry association said auto sales were expected to rise 5 percent to 7 percent in 2016.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said in a speech Thursday morning that the continuing plunge in oil prices could impact the U.S. central bank's decision-making process.
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The safe-haven yen and the Swiss franc both strengthened as an overnight plunge in oil prices provided a stark reminder of dimming prospects for the global economy.
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The plunge in the price of oil has led some economists to believe that weak demand for the commodity is also a signal of wider trends in consumption.
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On Friday, the dollar index stood at 20.65, after it fell broadly on Thursday after a plunge in U.S. durable goods orders that pointed to weakening U.S. growth.
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A likely pressure point is the energy sector after a plunge in crude prices to below $30 earlier this year, from more than $110 just 18 months ago.
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And some fund managers have lost out because of events in the pharmaceutical sector: the collapse of the Allergan-Pfizer merger and the plunge in Valeant's share price.
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That is the question cryptocurrency aficionados should be asking themselves Wednesday, for the recent sharp plunge in cryptocurrency prices is signaling that the crypto party may be over.
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But Brent's rally to $40 could slow oil purchases in the second quarter, trade sources say, amid questions about China's economic health after a plunge in February exports.
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The RV industry saw shipments plunge in 2008 and 2009, as rising borrowing costs weighed on consumer confidence and crimped demand for a broad range of discretionary purchases.
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The Chinese economic slowdown and the subsequent plunge in commodities prices further hampered emerging-market currencies, with a recent bout of volatility in the first weeks of 2016.
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A western banker with extensive experience of working with Cuba said the measure would lead to a short-term plunge in imports and to slower contracting of supplies.
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It is also reassuring that the Wall Street buzz is that the plunge in shares has been driven by program trading; those investing on fundamentals are not selling.
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The Fed could also note that there is more uncertainty that inflation will edge up toward its 2 percent target because of the sharp plunge in oil prices.
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The country's economy has descended into chaos in the past few years due to a plunge in global oil prices and a botched government response to the crisis.
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Spending cuts by energy companies in the wake of a plunge in oil prices are also a drag, as are efforts by businesses to reduce an inventory glut.
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The debt could plunge in the markets before the collapse and investors might flee the ailing bank and stop lending to other banks, even those in better shape.
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In a bust, labour and equipment prices fall sharply, pushing down breakeven costs and helping sustain production at an unexpectedly high level despite the plunge in oil prices.
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But an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Argentina prompted a plunge in the country's beef exports, forcing meat producers to sell at home at lower prices.
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China's Citic Bank and AIBank last month said they would lend 2.1 billion yuan to Haidilao to help it manage the plunge in demand during the coronavirus outbreak.
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The results largely mirrored the plunge in opinions toward the United States that was revealed in a similar Pew survey last year, the first of Mr. Trump's presidency.
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The plunge in the U.S. on Wednesday came as rising interest rates gnaw at investors and technology shares tumble in the face of growing trade tensions with Beijing.
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A bride has to plunge in a ritual bath before the wedding, be veiled and follow the groom to the canopy, where she routinely has a nonspeaking role.
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So it was high on the list of countries to get pounded after the fast-spreading coronavirus and a plunge in global oil prices gutted major stock markets.
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The global aviation industry is battling to survive a plunge in demand caused by the virus, with some airlines seeking government bailouts or grounding most of their fleets.
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The traditional view is that a plunge in oil prices hurts efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions, as people use more oil and disregard alternatives like electric cars.
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The main cause of the market's plunge in the past two weeks was the coronavirus outbreak, along with investors' fears about how much economic damage it will cause.
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British regional airline Flybe said early on Thursday it entered into administration, as the already struggling carrier failed to withstand the plunge in travel demand caused by coronavirus.
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Barring that anomalous rebound from an 11.1% plunge in the previous month because of a nationwide truckers' strike, it was the fastest rate of growth since December 2017.
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December's plunge in output, the largest drop since January 2018, was the third in the last four months and suggests Italy's long-running manufacturing slump may be deepening.
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Investment banks have warned that huge spending cuts caused by a plunge in oil prices since 2014 would lead to a supply crunch in the next two years.
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In the first six months of its financial year starting April 2019, Tata Steel Europe reported a 90% plunge in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA).
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After the stock's first bitcoin-driven plunge in December, Dorsey sent out a tweet promoting a new capability in Square's Cash app to instantly buy and sell bitcoin.
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And I can't get exercised that they weren't prepared for, again, a 30% plunge in GDP--which has never happened even in my 90-year-old grandfather's lifetime.
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As the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank have intervened with emergency measures, each has precipitated a fresh plunge in stock markets.
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At the same time, bitcoin's plunge in value has calmed the fears of regulators and central bankers that it could one day pose a risk to financial stability.
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Equities rose earlier in the day as oil climbed 1 percent to rebound from a 7 percent plunge in the previous session, calming traders worried about the collapsing market.
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British department store group Debenhams is in talks with lenders and looking to bring in new sources of funding as it battles for survival following another plunge in sales.
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London-based global advertising firm WPP suffered its worst one-day plunge in a decade Wednesday, as its shares fell 11 percent after it reported disappointing first-half numbers.
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To put the Apple market value plunge in context, $446 billion is: Apple gave a sudden warning to investors on Wednesday afternoon, lowering its fiscal first-quarter revenue guidance.
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The plunge in Johnson & Johnson's stock price following a report suggesting the company knew about asbestos in its baby powder is overdone and "excessive," Wells Fargo told clients Friday.
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Escalating trade tensions between the United States and its trading partners, in addition to a plunge in the Turkish lira, has taken a heavy toll on emerging market currencies.
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Minority shareholders aligned with BNDESPar want the Batistas to compensate them for a recent plunge in shares of JBS, people familiar with the matter told Reuters on June 22.
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The company reported a 61.5% plunge in net income, partly hit by impairment charges of $386 million related to the pending sale of oil and gas properties in Colorado.
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But a plunge in crude prices, rampant inflation and a currency crash has left the once oil-rich nation with few options to head off political and social chaos.
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Households actually reported a decline of 89,000 in the employment level, owing to a plunge in full-time workers of 656,000 and a jump in part time of 1.63,000.
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The reduction, predicted by a Reuters poll of economists in January, followed a plunge in annual inflation from nearly 11 percent in early 2016 to 3.6 percent in June.
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Since the plunge in oil prices that began in mid-20140, Venezuela has repeatedly tried to broker deals to freeze production and reduce a supply glut, with limited success.
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Ryanair cut its full-year profit forecast by 5 percent due to the plunge in the value of sterling, sending shares in the budget airline lower in early trade.
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He didn't plunge in popularity after criticizing the Muslim family of a slain US soldier and suggesting the soldier's mother "maybe … wasn't allowed" to speak publicly about her son.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday China's interbank trading platform has introduced trading alerts to prevent money market rates from falling below specific thresholds, following a recent plunge in interbank rates.
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Twitter — Twitter was upgraded to "hold" from "sell" at Evercore, which based its move on the recent plunge in the share price following reduced prospects for a Twitter sale.
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Shares of industry heavyweight Samsung Electronics slipped 20.7266 percent after the company warned of weaker earnings in 20.714 following a 20.75 percent plunge in its fourth quarter operating profit.
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CMC Markets tumbled 7 percent after the online trading firm forecast a plunge in net operating income, hurt by lower client trading activity due to regulatory curbs in Europe.
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The company, which is among the top four carmakers in the country, sold 11,923 vehicles in the month, with its Alfa brand registering an 88 percent plunge in sales.
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"The job openings plunge in May shows further evidence that the economy is hitting the wall of full employment," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Read More Options market sees 50% chance of massive S&P plunge In addition, Parker expects Japanese companies to see earnings growth this year of 5 to 10 percent.
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Among other markets, Chinese markets were also higher, with the up 0.95 percent, or 25.96 points, at 2767.21, retracing some of its 6.4 percent plunge in the previous session.
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Feeble U.S. economic growth since the Great Recession is due almost entirely to a plunge in homeownership to more-than-50-year lows, according to new data released Monday.
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The government reported on Tuesday that the goods trade deficit jumped 21.17 percent to $21.06 billion in July as a 226.9 percent plunge in food shipments weighed on exports.
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The plunge in the currency and soaring inflation have sparked sporadic demonstrations against profiteering and corruption, with many protesters chanting slogans against both the government and Supreme Leader Khamenei.
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But his successor President Nicolas Maduro's rule since 20153 has coincided with a deep recession, due to failed state-led economic policies and the plunge in global oil prices.
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That's not a surprise given the plunge in financial markets to start the year and the challenging environment many high-priced start-ups encountered after going public in 2015.
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Britain's vote to leave the European Union has caused a plunge in the pound, leading consumer goods makers such as Unilever to attempt to raise prices in the market.
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In Australia, losses were dominated by gold miners, which had their worst session in almost three years following a 22% plunge in the precious metal's prices earlier on Thursday.
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They said China's likely motive for restricting gold shipments was to help limit the amount of money leaving the country amid a plunge in the value of the yuan.
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Bulgarians complain of high fuel costs despite a plunge in global oil prices and Prime Minister Boiko Borisov has called for the competition authority to speed up its investigation.
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Inflation broke through target earlier this year, largely because sterling's plunge in value since Britons voted to leave the European Union in June 2016 has pushed up import prices.
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Small sedans have seen a plunge in popularity in the US of late because buyers can now get small-car MPGs in a new generation of fuel-efficient crossovers.
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The Bank of England may have to raise interest rates to halt a plunge in the pound, the opposite from the usual playbook when an economy suffers a shock.
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Kroger shareholders should stay optimistic for long-term gains, despite the company's nearly 19 percent plunge in shares by market close, said Rupesh Parikh, senior analyst at Oppenheimer Holdings.
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DUBAI, March 9 (Reuters) - An overnight plunge in crude oil prices looks set to push down Gulf bourses on Thursday, and could take some markets below technical support levels.
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Qatar's index was down 0.6 percent, primarily pulled down by a 9.9 percent plunge in United Development, despite the company's approving the distribution of a 10 percent cash dividend.
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Given the precipitous plunge in rates over the last 48 hours, it is likely that over $15 trillion in sovereign debt carries negative interest rates … quite possibly even more.
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An economic slowdown has become a brutal rout, with gross domestic product shrinking 3.8 percent in 2015, the deepest plunge in 25 years, according to government figures released Thursday.
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He called the knee-jerk overnight plunge in stocks, as it became clearer to investors that Trump might win, "crazy" and "unique," and that it created a buying opportunity.
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The safe-haven yen and the Swiss franc both strengthened as an overnight plunge in oil prices provided a stark reminder of the dimming prospects for the global economy.
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"It seems like algorithm trading was behind all this in thin liquidity conditions," said a trader for a North American bank, referring to Friday's sudden plunge in the sterling.
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SINGAPORE, Dec 5 (Reuters) - U.S. oil prices slipped by 1 percent early on Wednesday, weighed down by a plunge in global stock markets amid concerns over an economic slowdown.
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Beyond the 173 Max crisis, Boeing is encountering a new crisis as airlines around the globe face the risk of bankruptcy because of a plunge in passenger air travel.
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S&P cited the impact of "social distancing" on reducing consumer spending, along with travel bans and the plunge in oil prices hitting investment in the nation's energy sector.
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BUENOS AIRES, Sept 16 (Reuters) - In late August, amid a sharp plunge in the Argentine peso, global suppliers to oil giant YPF received an unwelcome surprise in their inbox.
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Communities across the country would probably see supply chain disruptions, product shortages, seizures in stock and bond markets and a plunge in already-fragile business confidence, Mr. Zandi said.
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Soon afterward, Germany found itself in the cross-hairs of Russian cyberattacks and a campaign in the Russian news media that caused Germany to plunge in Russian public opinion.
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A plunge in long-term interest rates to record lows sent ETFs that track big U.S. banks spiraling, with the SPDR S&P Bank fund down 30% this year.
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Shares of Cathay Pacific jumped more than 2% despite the company posting in its 2019 annual results a 27.9% year-on-year plunge in its profit attributable to shareholders.
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U.S. President Donald Trump announced a temporary travel ban on visitors from Europe to curb the spread of the virus, triggering a further plunge in share and oil prices.
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The plunge in equity prices and the marked rise in interest rate spreads are not the only financial market indicators that should be ringing alarm bells at the Fed.
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Stock markets around the world were reeling Friday after Wall Street suffered its biggest one-day plunge in nine years amid fears of the coronavirus spreading across the globe.
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Trump had not settled on any particular option until Monday afternoon, but the plunge in oil prices spurred the White House to act faster than it otherwise might have.
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The trades Madan is using to navigateWith all that under consideration, Madan has positioned his portfolio to profit from what he sees as a large violent plunge in equities.
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Now, there will surely be additional, unnecessary job losses caused by a plunge in consumer and business spending, which is why we should be engaged in substantial overall stimulus.
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To get roasted potatoes with the most downy interiors and crispiest skin, I boil them until they're thoroughly soft, offering absolutely no resistance when you plunge in a fork.
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"They will dance, they will sing, they will say, look at the plunge in the trade deficit in the second quarter," said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist for Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Steelmakers worldwide have been battered by a plunge in prices due to overcapacity and a slowdown in economic growth in China, the world's largest consumer and producer of steel.
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Oil and gas loan prices have rebounded to the 97 area from the lows of 75 in 2016 when a plunge in crude left oil and gas assets reeling.
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A plunge in oil prices over the past decade, a rollback of federal environmental incentives and a decline in Santee Cooper's customer base also hurt the project, he said.
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The positive trading update is just weeks after the company posted a plunge in 2019 profit as a regulatory clampdown on high-risk financial market betting hampered trading activity.
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The government reported on Tuesday that the goods trade deficit jumped 226.9 percent to $227.9 billion in July as a 1.03 percent plunge in food shipments weighed on exports.
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The poorest Americans as a group saw an even bigger plunge in out-of-pocket health spending — 21.4 percent, the study published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine found.
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Even before Monday afternoon's 1,600-point plunge in the Dow Jones industrial average, the White House had expressed concern on the second day of the sharp the sell-off.
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The number of Kentuckians without health insurance fell to 7.5 percent in 2015 from 20.4 percent in 2013, tied with Arkansas for the most dramatic plunge in the country.
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As we have mentioned before, the plunge in markets was expected, but the long-term effects are harder to determine because it is unclear how Mr. Trump will lead.
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The turbocharged ratings are a surprise even to seen-it-all television executives, who had been bracing for a plunge in viewership after the excitement of the presidential campaign.
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Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales rebounded 22.4 percent in January after a downwardly revised 22014 percent plunge in December, the largest drop since 20.3.
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The plunge in the pound, which gathered pace after Britons voted in June to leave the EU, has left the pound at a 30-year low against the dollar.
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But hammered by the plunge in global oil prices that began in 2014, Saudi Arabia's government is trying to diversify its economy by focusing more on technology and entertainment.
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The prime minister's three-pronged package to revive the sclerotic economy – dubbed Abenomics – has led to a sharp plunge in interest rates and a gravity-defying leap in the yen.
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European steelmakers have been hit by a plunge in steel prices blamed largely on a surge in cheap exports from China, where overcapacity has been exacerbated by declining domestic demand.
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Creating a workplace that allows for time to ease back into work, rather than plunge in at full speed, could also make reentry less painful, and disconnecting feel less impossible.
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A plunge in PC sales and slower growth for smartphones globally has hit the sector hard, prompting Intel Corp to say this month it would cut up to 12,000 jobs.
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A surge in the dollar and the plunge in oil prices between June 21.9 and December 2015 have dampened price pressures, keeping inflation below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target.
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The global decline reflects a plunge in output in the European Union, where the world's top three producers — Italy, France and Spain — are each projected to see a sharp drop.
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The plunge in Iranian supply from the market — previously OPEC's third-largest producer — due to sweeping U.S. sanctions has created "scope for other producers to raise supply," the IEA said.
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MOSCOW, July 14 (Reuters) - The Russian rouble strengthened on Thursday, supported by companies' accumulation of roubles for dividend payments and shrugging off a plunge in the oil price on Wednesday.
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Political analysts saw the move as an attempt to win a fresh public mandate and re-establish his hold on power after a plunge in his approval ratings last summer.
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There's simply no link, in the bank's telling, to its general statements about avoiding client conflicts and the plunge in its share price when the government investigations came to light.
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A plunge in copper prices CMCU3 in 2015 and early 2016 drove KGHM to a record loss last year, much of it linked to its Chilean copper mine Sierra Gorda.
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Buyers do not want to exchange a token that might jump sharply in price the next day; sellers do not want to receive a token that might plunge in price.
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I am 75, but I recall taking a scout canoe trip as a youth to the "dam[n] site" at Hell, with its deep pool where we could plunge in.
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"Bottom line, the bizarre plunge in multifamily starts is inexplicable but the rise in permits says it was an outlier," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst with the Lindsey Group.
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A survey from Germany's ZEW institute later on Tuesday is expected to show the mood among investors in the bloc's largest economy worsened in July after a plunge in June.
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The day's rally took the major averages within 2 percent of their all-time intraday highs, and marked a stunning recovery from a sharp plunge in stock index futures overnight.
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U.S. stocks closed mostly higher after wavering between small gains and losses one day after a plunge in China's main index set off a bout of selling in global markets.
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A lull in innovation is one of the major forces behind a recent plunge in venture capital (VC) investment in Chinese technology companies, according to investors who spoke to CNBC.
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Joanne Froggatt also took the plunge in a Reem Acra column dress with a ruched sweetheart neckline with an invisible overlay to guarantee her night would be wardrobe malfunction-free.
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DUBAI, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian retailer Fawaz Abdulaziz Alhokair Co reported an 81.1 percent plunge in second-quarter net profit on Thursday, missing analysts' estimates by a large margin.
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A 27-month plunge in oilfield employment is over (chart below), and companies have added about 2,500 jobs so far this year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Demand from China is expected to remain strong next year as a plunge in the number of breeding sows means it will take time to rebuild the country's pig stock.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 5 (Reuters) - China stocks opened lower on Tuesday, the day after a 7 percent plunge in mainlaind shares roiled global markets and caused domestic trade to be suspended.
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Speaking at the same conference, Ivan Glasenberg, chief executive of Glencore, said "record low sector margins are setting the scene for the next price upswing" after a plunge in investment.
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After a nearly two-year plunge in the price of crude, the bond-rating agency Standard & Poor's has cut ExxonMobil's credit score down a notch from the long-prized AAA.
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Chinese leaders are struggling to reassure their public and global markets about their ability to steer the world's second-largest economy following a plunge in stock prices and currency turmoil.
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The Australian dollar fell half a percent against the U.S. dollar and the offshore yuan lost nearly a percent In commodity markets, Trump's tweets sparked a plunge in oil prices.
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Dozens of large shareholders in Volkswagen plan to sue the carmaker in a German court, seeking compensation for the plunge in its shares due to its emissions test cheating scandal.
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Mandy Moore stole the show in her Naeem Khan dress while Jessica Biel took the plunge in a playful Elie Saab gown Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The plunge in oil to below $4003 per barrel - and sometimes even below $30 - from as high as $115 in mid-2014 has helped reduce growth in U.S. shale output.
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As a result, the Times and the Wall Street Journal — which just recently downsized due to a plunge in print advertising — are reportedly seeing sizable increases in post-Election subscriptions.
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Last week, Valero Energy Corp, one of the largest U.S. producers, reported a 76 percent plunge in income from its ethanol business in the final four months of last year.
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An economic crisis in Africa's biggest economy and oil producer, brought on by a plunge in crude prices, has made the need to recoup money lost to corruption more acute.
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The Canadian dollar was marginally lower at C$1.3240, trading near its four-month low brought on by a plunge in the price of crude oil, a major Canadian export.
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In the past nine months, Iran has faced declining oil revenues, a deepening recession, an exodus of foreign firms, and a plunge in the value of its currency, the rial.
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But once you plunge in, you're likely to stay, whether you're deepening an existing acquaintance with the artist or meeting her, as many people will be, for the first time.
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A Wall Street Journal report said the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating how the oil major valued its assets in the wake of the plunge in oil prices.
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Also on Tuesday, law firm Quinn Emanuel filed a lawsuit in Germany against VW on behalf of institutional funds over the plunge in its share price due to the scandal.
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The same criticisms of variable annuity contracts, however, were valid before the financial crisis — and those contracts nonetheless helped many people survive the 50 percent plunge in the stock market.
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As a result, Stringfellow says his conversations with investors don't feel very different from the discussions he was having during the market's plunge in November and December of last year.
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Slowdowns in China's economic growth and industrial output reverberated through global financial markets last year, causing prices of equities and commodities to plunge in both emerging markets and advanced economies.
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On a day when all three major indexes fell thanks to a plunge in the tech sector, including the Dow which dropped back to correction levels, Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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The president criticized the e-commerce retailer over taxes and claimed it has not paid the post office adequately for its delivery services, spurring a plunge in its stock price.
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The ruling is the latest blow for China's largest integrated dairy firm after its shares were suspended from trading following an 85 percent plunge in a single day last month.
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Russia had revenue of $130 billion from oil exports last year, but the plunge in prices since mid-2014 means the country might make even less from petroleum this year.
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ET. Canada's main stock index ended little changed on Monday, as a plunge in Eldorado Gold Corp and losses for energy stocks offset gains in the financial and mining sectors.
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Fears of bans have led to a plunge in demand for diesel vehicles, which are also key to carmakers' attempts to meet new EU rules on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
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The money is rolling in once again for the international oil giants after a grim period of budget cuts and job reductions following the plunge in oil prices in 210.5.
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That number was too high for the European Union, and the tension between Rome and Brussels caused a plunge in Italian government bonds and appeared to weigh on Italy's economy.
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The plunge in the border districts was most acute in June — when drug cases dropped by almost half compared with those in June 2017 — but the numbers have since recovered.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A plunge in U.S. markets on Monday triggered a 15-minute trading halt in stocks after the S&P 22001 fell 217% shortly after the market opened.
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Earlier in the week, RBA Deputy Governor Guy Debelle said the bank had not seen much stress in the market, but that was before the latest plunge in global equities.
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The plunge in the major indexes came despite hopes for a $2 trillion rescue package from Congress, which was expected to pass the House of Representatives later in the day.
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The plunge in yields came amid an exodus from stocks as disruptions to businesses around the world on the back of the coronavirus outbreak heighten fears of a global slowdown.
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The Mexican federal government received 22019 billion pesos, or $17.1 billion, from its central bank's yearly profits, driven in large part by a Trump-triggered plunge in the peso's value.
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Lithium producer Pilbara Minerals dropped nearly 12% to close at a more than three-week low after it posted a 69% plunge in spodumene concentrate production for the December quarter.
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Georgia's economic growth rate slowed to 2.8 percent in 2015 from 4.6 percent in 2014, hurt by a decline in exports and remittances and a plunge in the Russian rouble.
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Gold's plunge in recent months has led banks and brokerages to downgrade their average gold price forecasts for this year and next, according to a Reuters poll published on Monday.
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Meanwhile, mine disruption in South America, including at Chinese miner MMG's Las Bambas project in Peru, and a steep plunge in exports from Indonesia's Grasberg mine has also affected supply.
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The year-on-year figures were heavily influenced by the Brumadinho tailings dam disaster in January, IBGE said, noting a 24% plunge in mining production compared to April last year.
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The overall drop was mainly caused by a plunge in demand for consumer goods, but intermediate and capital goods orders also edged down on the month, a data breakdown showed.
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Expanding Islamic tourism is a top goal of Saudi reforms, which seek to develop non-oil income to offset a plunge in oil export receipts due to low crude prices.
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Lindt gained only a marginal boost from a plunge in cocoa bean prices amid a market glut because it relies heavily on cocoa butter, prices of which fell less dramatically.
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But Trang Mai, who was setting up her ice cream and hot dog truck across from the Department of Commerce on Tuesday morning, had seen a plunge in her sales.
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Though the plunge in value is seen by many as a market correction following unprecedented gains in 2017, increased regulation around the world is also weighing on the bitcoin's price.
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In China, government officials are also taking steps to ensure that the recent plunge in oil prices to under $30 a barrel does not undermine its programs to improve energy efficiency.
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Doug Porter, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets, said the plunge in the loonie and financial stability concerns are reasons for the bank not to cut, although he expects it will.
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European sugar firms have been hit hard by a plunge in international prices just after ramping up capacity to benefit from the abolition of European Union sugar quotas a year ago.
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A recent plunge in the Mexican peso against the dollar to 18 to the greenback from about 13 in mid-2014 has also made the country more appealing for U.S. manufacturers.
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The European steel sector is slowly emerging from a crisis that saw prices plunge in 2015, but Eurofer says it still faces risks from unfairly traded steel from China and elsewhere.
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Read MoreThis week's data should tell whether Fed ready to take plunge In other economic news, personal spending increased 1 percent in April, the biggest gain in more than six years.
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A plunge in oil prices has raised questions about the European Central Bank's ability to pull very low inflation back up toward its 2 percent target for the whole euro zone.
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The Office for National Statistics urged caution in making too strong a link between the increase and the plunge in sterling since Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union.
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Shares of ASOS climbed after the British online fashion retailer stuck to its full year guidance for sales, profit margins and capital expenditure despite a plunge in first-half pretax profit.
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DOUBLE WHAMMY The epidemic has hit luxury brands while they are still reeling from a plunge in sales in the shopping hub of Hong Kong following months of often violent protest.
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In a blog post published on Sunday, Chan laid out the the economic problems facing the city, such as a double-digit plunge in tourism and a drop in retail sales.
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But analysts have said the rising price trend may not be sustainable, especially as trade tensions between China and the United States intensify again, leading to a plunge in transaction volume.
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History shows the top-performing and most-reliable trade after a huge single-day plunge in Netflix is to wait a month until the dust clears before scooping up the stock.
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Great News found its voice and rhythm fairly quickly, thanks to Heelan's lead performance as a relatably frazzled young professional: in over her head but desperate to plunge in even deeper.
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In May, Nissan forecast a 28% plunge in its annual operating profit after a 45% fall in the previous year, putting it on course for the weakest earnings in 11 years.
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European steelmakers have been hit by a plunge in steel prices blamed largely on a surge in cheap exports from China, where existing overcapacity has been exacerbated by declining domestic demand.
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Franklin & Marshall College's latest measure of the election shows a stunning plunge in Clinton's "net favorability," or the difference between voters who view her positively against those who view her negatively.
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The government said that housing starts decreased 0.9% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.1.82 million units last month as a plunge in multi-family homebuilding dragged on the data.
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In the fourth quarter, Kraft Heinz slashed the value of its Kraft and Oscar Mayer brands by $15.4 billion, leading to a 27% plunge in the stock price in one day.
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"Second-order effects": Joe Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM, an auditing firm, tells Axios that the plunge in valuations is likely to spread to office buildings and other commercial real estate.
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Following a plunge in oil prices in 2014 and the subsequent withdrawal of some government deposits from the banking system, Qatari banks have increasingly funded themselves through international bonds and loans.
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And the working age population whose salaries are supporting the old will plunge: in 1970, Japan had 8.5 workers to support every retired person; in 2050, the number will be 1.2.
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CMC Markets slid 7.4 percent as it forecast a plunge in net operating income for fiscal 2019 as new rules curbed client trading activity and announced the departure of its CFO.
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