The price has pulled back from $74 to around $70.
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I love it when it's just pulled back from her face.
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But for now the market pulled back from its initial panic.
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On the downside, mining stocks pulled back from a recent rally.
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U.S. Treasury yields have also pulled back from three-month peaks.
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The Koch network has since pulled back from funding the AFF.
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The Clintons have also pulled back from the 1994 crime law.
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He has pulled back from the industry in a lot of ways.
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"I don't think we ever pulled back from the issue," Utech said.
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GrubMarket also pulled back from all markets outside San Francisco last year.
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It is unclear why Beijing pulled back from its proposed softer approach.
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The currency pulled back from those levels on Wednesday following Reuters' report.
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In recent weeks, however, Elabi has pulled back from the competing factions.
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But equity markets reversed after Brent crude pulled back from earlier highs.
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SPX pulled back from a session high just before the 4 p.m.
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The 20-year yield was flat at 0.240%, having pulled back from 0.245%.
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Following the 2008 financial crisis, many banks pulled back from their poorest customers.
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I had been working along intuitive lines, and I pulled back from that.
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Earlier in Asia, stocks pulled back from a 29.41-210/22-year peak.
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Hong Kong property developers in particular pulled back from their huge gains Wednesday.
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Trump has recently pulled back from attacking Senate Republicans he deems insufficiently loyal.
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Earlier in Asia, stocks pulled back from a 1-1/2 year peak.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump indicated he had pulled back from the stock market.
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Banks pulled back from doing business with the company, and his partners squeezed him.
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The company pulled back from several overseas markets, including Singapore and Brazil, in 2016.
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Meanwhile, Stone's short blonde locks were pulled back from her face with a headband.
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Venture capitalists pulled back from making new bets at the end of last year.
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But Hong Kong stocks pulled back from Wednesday's seven-week high on profit-taking.
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After her divorce from Ashton Kutcher, Moore pulled back from social media all together.
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Now you've pulled back from that and you start to squeeze a little more.
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Its debt mushroomed, and global banks pulled back from advising the company last year.
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Meanwhile, J&J has pulled back from marketing specifically to minority and overweight women.
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The dollar pulled back from a near two-month peak of 76.863 to 276.86.
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We pulled back from that, they did not show up for logistical meetings in Singapore.
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Bitcoin pulled back from 15-month highs after jumping more than 10% over the weekend.
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Several insurers pulled back from these markets after being swamped with higher-than-expected costs.
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In the last few years, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has pulled back from calling b.s.
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Shares in Europe also retreated, as the STOXX 600 pulled back from eight-month highs.
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Personnel have been pulled back from the worst affected areas due to those safety concerns.
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The company has pulled back from several overseas markets, including Singapore and Brazil, in 2016.
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The euro changed hands at $1.175, having pulled back from Monday's intraday high of $1.1811.
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Her hair, he notices, is pulled back from her forehead by a wide velveteen band.
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Fearful of future tariffs on exports, many firms have pulled back from supplying foreign markets.
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The euro changed hands at $1.1785, having pulled back from Monday's intraday high of $1.1811.
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But it has lost momentum as Treasury yields have pulled back from four-year peaks.
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"Sinopec has pulled back from buying U.S. crude oil," said John Kilduff of Again Capital.
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Some companies, like Nordstrom and T.J. Maxx, have pulled back from promoting Ms. Trump's brand.
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I know that it's pulled back from $22 but I think it's a good story.
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Bitcoin pulled back from 18-month highs after jumping more than 10% over the weekend.
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The euro last changed hands at $1.1775, having pulled back from Monday's intraday high of $1.1811.
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Amazon ditches China Amazon also pulled back from the world's biggest market for online shopping, China.
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It had previously pulled back from the plans due to low energy prices and license delays.
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It touched but then pulled back from technical resistance on the September peak of 2629 riyals.
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Business Briefing Venture capitalists pulled back from making new bets at the end of last year.
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Eritrean troops have pulled back from the frontier but Ethiopian forces have yet to do so.
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The dollar traded at 26 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 2175.00.
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The dollar traded at 26 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 2165.00.
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The dollar traded at 26 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 2141.00.
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The dollar index pulled back from Monday's two-month peak of 95.895 to stand at 95.802.
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The dollar traded around 111.25 yen, having pulled back from the previous day's low of 110.75.
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It touched but then pulled back from technical resistance on the September peak of 20.99 riyals.
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But that we have pulled back from our role in the world as supporters of freedom.
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When GOP leaders pulled back from a vote on the AHCA in March, progressive groups celebrated.
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Wall Street ended largely flat overnight, as investors pulled back from buying tech and healthcare shares.
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Everything that is fermented, too, was en route to death and pulled back from the brink.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HSI) pulled back from early gains and was last down 0.2%.
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The curtain was suddenly pulled back from Cuba, a nation frozen out by the Cold War.
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But the project faltered after just a few months, as Google pulled back from retail delivery.
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He also pulled back from mass deportation, saying he'd get the criminals out and then reevaluate.
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Safe-haven gold pulled back from a one-year high in its first drop in four days.
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This is not the first time a US President pulled back from the brink of an attack.
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Treasury yields pulled back from multiyear highs, with the benchmark 20.2-year yield sliding to 2500 percent.
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In the wake of those comments, Italy's shorter dated borrowing costs pulled back from four-month highs.
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The dollar was little changed at 106.03 yen, having pulled back from an overnight low of 105.63.
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At Thursday's hearing, he pulled back from those remarks and said racism exists in the lending industry.
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The dollar fetched 123 yen, having pulled back from a one-week high of 114.875 reached overnight.
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JPMorgan's report came as global M&A activity pulled back from a record breaking year in 2015.
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The police pulled back from patrolling the area whereas before they were there to protect the girls.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi has pulled back from some markets where Uber was losing money, such as Southeast Asia.
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On Monday morning it had pulled back from those highs, and was last down 0.5% at $10,786.
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China's yuan pulled back from Tuesday's three-week high following reports that Xi and Trump would meet.
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But when she has made decisions, she has often pulled back from her more hard-line pledges.
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Long-term U.S. Treasury yields pulled back from four-month highs of 3.11 percent scaled earlier in week.
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Two-year German bond yields pulled back from six-week highs touched on Thursday at minus 0.5950 percent.
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Banks have, in many cases, pulled back from lending, with nonbank lenders stepping in to fill the gap.
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The euro was slightly lower at $262.78 after getting pulled back from a high of $1.1488 on Friday.
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She's obviously suffering because her lover Jon Snow has pulled back from her after realizing she's his aunt.
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Since then, however, Walmart has pulled back from that international growth after struggling to crack markets like Germany.
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Those asset sales come as banks have generally pulled back from extending riskier real estate and commercial loans.
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The shares pulled back from their losses after the statement to stand down 13.78 percent at 1246 GMT.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1455 after getting pulled back from a high of $1.1488 on Friday.
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Shares of National Australia Bank pulled back from its 13-month high ending the session 0.5 percent lower.
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U.S. Treasury yields pared gains and oil prices pulled back from a seven-month high after Yellen's remarks.
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Investors pulled back from taking on more debt to buy stocks recently, signaling their reduced appetite for risk.
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As iron ore prices pulled back from record levels on Wednesday, BHP's smaller rival Rio Tinto finished flat.
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So far, Aetna, Humana and a handful of others have pulled back from the exchanges, citing the uncertainty.
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The Fed has also pulled back from making explicit forward guidance after previously signaled rate hikes were delayed.
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Two-year German bond yields pulled back from six-week highs touched on Thursday at minus 0.60 percent.
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Both indexes reached record levels shortly after the open on Tuesday but later pulled back from those levels.
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Shyp missed targets for expanding to cities beyond its core base as well as pulled back from Miami.
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Trump pulled back from criticizing Kim as he did during a speech before the United Nations last year.
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Oil prices pulled back from two-month highs after weak U.S. factory orders data rekindled economic slowdown worries.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1456 after getting pulled back from a high of $1.1488 on Friday.
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It had already pulled back from China, but this move will also affect India, a major generics manufacturer.
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Since being pulled back from the brink in the 21973 financial crisis, American International Group has shrunk significantly.
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Some major banks and law firms quietly pulled back from doing or seeking business with the Trump Organization.
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The dollar index was last at 95.195, having pulled back from a peak of 103 set on Wednesday.
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The dollar was at 20.4 yen, having pulled back from a one-week high of 211 reached overnight.
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The company has abandoned some Southeast Asian countries and pulled back from Africa because it could not compete.
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The index pulled back from stronger earlier-session gains that had put it in positive territory for 21.8281.
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Domestic players such as Begendik have benefited as international chains have pulled back from Turkey's highly competitive retail market.
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ITALY AWAITS PM SPEECH Italian yields too pulled back from earlier rises, with 10-year yields slipping seven bps.
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Investors also kept an eye on the U.S. dollar, which pulled back from its highest levels in 14 years.
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That's why when the market pulled back from its remarkable run on Friday, Cramer wasn't calling for a top.
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That's why when the market pulled back from its remarkable run on Friday, Cramer wasn't calling for a top.
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China's yuan pulled back from a three-week high hit on Tuesday following news Xi and Trump would meet.
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Two-year German bond yields also pulled back from six-week highs touched on Thursday at minus 0.5950 percent.
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Abu Dhabi stocks pulled back from a near four-year high and were down 23.6728 percent in early trade.
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Euro zone government bond yields dipped, and borrowing costs in Germany and France pulled back from seven-week highs.
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The pound pulled back from a nine-day high against the dollar dropping by 0.6 percent on the day.
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The campaign hurt everything from liquor sales to casino gaming revenues as officials pulled back from lavish, conspicuous spending.
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The dollar was down 22017 percent at 110.88 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 111.355.
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The dollar was down 0.1 percent at 0.573 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 111.355.
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But he visibly pulled back from elaborating, saying he is determined to stay above what he calls the scrum.
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Financial conditions tightened early in the year as investors pulled back from riskier loans and demanded higher interest rates.
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The lira TRYTOM=D3 has since pulled back from its record low of 3.9417 to the dollar on Jan.
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It pulled back from those levels but remained 7.5 basis points (bps) lower on the day at 1.89 percent.
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At the same time, though, his agency has pulled back from examining the health risks to fossil fuel workers.
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But now comes some good news about two cities, Dallas and Houston, that have pulled back from the brink.
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Rebel military sources said opposition fighters had pulled back from the area, including Anadan and the town of Haritan.
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Stocks, however, pulled back from session highs as the airstrike that killed a key Iranian personnel heightened geopolitical tensions.
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His first approach is to look for stocks that have pulled back from their highs during the sell-off.
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The dollar was down 0.1 percent at 110.875 yen, pulled back from a near two-month peak of 111.355.
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MSCI's emerging market stocks index pulled back from the one-year high hit in the previous session to trade flat.
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U.S. Treasury yields pulled back from last week's seven-year highs though, but still traded above 3 percent on Tuesday.
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But under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the DOJ has pulled back from investigating police departments for suspected civil rights violations.
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Banks like UBS reported lower demand for equity derivatives, as wealthy clients in Asia pulled back from buying structured products.
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Several international banks including Standard Chartered and HSBC have also pulled back from the UAE's SME sector in recent years.
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First, the Greyscale must be pulled back from the skin, and then, a special ointment must be applied on top.
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Energy stocks also dragged, with the index losing 1.2 percent after crude oil prices pulled back from a recent rally.
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While Aetna has massively pulled back from Obamacare markets, the program is working for Florida Blue, its CEO said Tuesday.
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Business confidence and conditions have pulled back from peaks touched last year and the number of job advertisements have declined.
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The dollar index, measuring the greenback against a basket of major currencies, pulled back from six-week highs of 95.744.
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Aluminium pulled back from two-month highs as the spotlight returned to oversupply and expectations of rising output in China.
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The greenback managed to rise although U.S. Treasury yields declined the previous day and pulled back from one-week highs.
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The gains in China's stock market were capped by energy and transportation sectors, which pulled back from sharp rallies recently.
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But suddenly, oil prices have pulled back from their recent highs, and could head lower unless some bullish data emerges.
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RBS, Barclays and the arm of General Electric are among lenders that have pulled back from Australia in recent years.
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LME-NI-MNET DOLLAR: The dollar gave back earlier gains on Tuesday after U.S. yields pulled back from recent highs.
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Aetna, UnitedHealth and other insurers have pulled back from the public marketplace, leaving consumers in many states with fewer choices.
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Gold prices jumped 1 percent as the dollar pulled back from a two-year peak scaled earlier in the session.
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The stock had pulled back from its all-time highs in July, and Gordon believes the trend will repeat itself.
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Investors are keeping a close eye on cash generation because G.E. has pulled back from its profit goal for 2018.
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Turkish stocks rebounded Tuesday after the country's struggling lira pulled back from record lows, sparking a Europe-wide relief rally.
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The company has developed an expertise in emerging markets, but in recent years, investors have pulled back from that area.
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It's why Hollywood pulled back from making films critical of China (getting a bounty of Chinese movie financing in return).
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Energy watchers are closely monitoring Brent, which has pulled back from recent multiyear highs but remains established above $80 a barrel.
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Although bond yields have pulled back from those peaks, they remain elevated and are not expected to return to previous lows.
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I've definitely pulled back from the apps a bit, only using them a few days a week instead of every day.
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Exchange stocks have pulled back from their highs recently, which led to Cramer highlighting them as a possible buy on weakness.
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The greenback pulled back from an earlier 9-month peak against the and was flat on the day at 114.41 yen.
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Fiertz said European banks have pulled back from real estate lending faster than their loans to companies, creating more relative opportunity.
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MIWD00000PUS of shares in 45 nations, pulled back from a six-week high hit on Wednesday and was down 0.62 percent.
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As Hefner's health deteriorated, he and Crystal pulled back from the spotlight and the wild parties that made the Mansion famous.
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Wall Street pulled back from record-high territory on Monday as investors assessed President Donald Trump's plan for corporate tax cuts.
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The euro held steady at $1.1878, having pulled back from a 2-1/2 year high of $1.2092 set on Friday.
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The euro pulled back from one-month highs after dovish-sounding comments from European Central Bank officials tempered its recent surge.
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The dollar later pulled back from that high and was last trading at 108.93 yen, up 0.2 percent on the day.
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More troubling, if one or two of these investors pulled back from Lending Club, the company's funding capacity could drop significantly.
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He had pulled back from his friends, too, which wasn't much of a job, for he had never had close ones.
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But the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, which more mutual funds use as a benchmark, pulled back from its record high.
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Online lenders soared in popularity after the financial crisis when banks pulled back from traditional lending and borrowers sought other options.
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Under President Barack Obama, the United States has largely pulled back from the Middle East, allowing Russia to exert wider influence.
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Potential home buyers pulled back from a pricey and competitive housing market in May, signing fewer contracts to buy existing homes.
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The euro held steady at $1.1886, having pulled back from a 2-1/2 year high of $1.2092 set on Friday.
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The S&P pulled back from the mark during the session, and was up 0.42% in mid-afternoon trade near 2,992.
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The shares pulled back from their losses in heavy trading after the statement to close down 10.3 percent at 77.75 euros.
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It's not the first time in Aston Martin's 106-year history that the brand has been pulled back from the brink.
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The debt is more crushing than before; the schools haven't pulled back from the precipice they were on five years ago.
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The index pulled back from the session's highs, however, after Mnuchin said no further trade talks were planned, according to CNBC.
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The Trump administration recently pulled back from a vow to ban many flavored e-cigarette products, saying that businesses would suffer.
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Investor uncertainty benefited the Swiss franc, which pulled back from a two-month low to trade at 0.9990 against the greenback.
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The S&P 500 and Dow industrials pulled back from record highs and the Dow snapped a nine-session streak of gains.
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Through the grace of the Party Gods, I was pulled back from the brink with my self-inflicted ordeal internalized and absorbed.
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Energy watchers are closely monitoring Brent, which has pulled back from recent multiyear highs but remains firmly established above $80 a barrel.
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Shanghai Futures Exchange copper pulled back from early gains on Tuesday to finish up 1 percent at 48,920 yuan ($7,108) a tonne.
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The fact that the game went ahead was an indication that Chinese authorities and the NBA had pulled back from the brink.
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She said she was repulsed, and that after she pulled back from him, he then slapped her hard across the face, twice.
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ITALY AWAITS PM SPEECH Italian bond yields pulled back from earlier rises, with 10-year yields last down nine bps at 2.57%.
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Indeed, GE's revenue and profit has declined over the years, in part as GE has pulled back from finance and other businesses.
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That included a 233.16 percent drop in Barrick Gold Corp to C$0.53 as bullion pulled back from a nine-week high.
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And the U.S. team has not pulled back from its insistence that Beijing limit its subsidies to state-owned firms, Bloomberg reported.
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The yield on Italy's 10-year government bond yield pulled back from three-week lows of around 1.888 percent after the comments.
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Shell is undergoing a $30 billion asset divestment program globally and has already pulled back from some capital commitments in western Canada.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the soldier's actions "do not represent" the military's values, but has pulled back from condemning him.
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Guterres also said if a power like the United States pulled back from a global leadership role, others could fill the void.
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The trends match how companies have responded to other criticisms, such how some banks have pulled back from private prisons and gunmakers.
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Shares in Europe also to snap a four-day streak of gains, as the STOXX 600 pulled back from eight-month highs.
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Second, the United States, under the Trump administration, has pulled back from helping poor countries adapt to the ravages of climate change.
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In December both sides pulled back from the brink by reaching a "phase one" agreement that stopped America from imposing more penalties.
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The door swings open and there is a blonde standing in maroon-colored scrubs with her hair half pulled back from her face.
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The yen was 0.57% firmer at 109.71 to the dollar, having pulled back from a two-week low of 110.675 plumbed on Tuesday.
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In currency markets, the Japanese yen, regarded by investors as a shelter from turbulence, pulled back from early gains, notably against the euro.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury note yielded 2.387%, having pulled back from a near two-month low of 2.354% brushed the previous day.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury note yielded 2.405%, having pulled back from a near two-month low of 2.354% brushed the previous day.
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After the downing of the drone, Trump pulled back from the brink of retaliatory military strikes but continued his pressure campaign against Iran.
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As investors grew cautious and pulled back from riskier assets the Japanese yen, often sought in times of market unrest, rose 0.4 percent.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury note yielded 2.396%, having pulled back from a near two-month low of 2.354% brushed the previous day.
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A Fibonacci retracement tracks support and resistance levels based upon how much an asset has pulled back from highs or rallied off lows.
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The yen was 226% firmer at 20.2 to the dollar, having pulled back from a two-week low of 20.6870 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The yen was 0.1% firmer at 110.23 to the dollar, having pulled back from a two-week low of 110.675 plumbed on Tuesday.
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Major studio CCP dropped the headset requirement for its flagship game EVE Valkyrie, then pulled back from VR in a round of layoffs.
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A market gauge of long-term euro zone inflation expectations pulled back from eight-month highs hit on Tuesday at around 1.70 percent.
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The tumbling oil price also hit commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian and Canadian dollars, which pulled back from their recent peaks.
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The Canadian dollar stood at C$1.3351 per dollar, having pulled back from a one-month high of C$1.3275 brushed on Wednesday.
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But they are incensed that GOP leaders pulled back from the effort and are instead moving a smaller, security-focused funding spending legislation.
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The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six currencies, pulled back from near one-year highs to 95.253.
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U.S. 10-year Treasury bond yields also pulled back from the one-month high of 3.25 percent hit on Wednesday to 3.22 percent. .
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The Canadian dollar stood at C$1.3352 per dollar, having pulled back from a one-month high of C$1.3275 brushed on Wednesday.
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The lira pulled back from an overnight record low on Monday amid a diplomatic and economic spat between the United States and Turkey.
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Wheat futures pulled back from a rally on Tuesday as concerns eased about the risk of cold U.S. weather hurting recently planted crops.
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Oil prices pulled back from strong gains registered on Friday as the dollar strengthened and signs of rising U.S. crude output pressured prices.
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Major banks pulled back from these types of investments following the 2007-2009 financial crisis due to risk aversion and higher capital requirements.
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In March this year, 250 advertisers pulled back from YouTube after reports that ads were appearing on extremist content, including white supremacist videos.
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In Naples and Tampa Bay, it pulled back from the shoreline, leaving waters so shallow that unwary dogs could splash around what remained.
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Shares of the company, however, pulled back from initial gains after executives hinted of more trouble ahead in a post-earnings conference call.
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Crude pulled back from eight-month highs reached last week amid expectations that a global glut was easing, falling overnight to profit taking.
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The metals & mining index pulled back from the previous session's gains, falling 0.7% as disappointing data from China stemmed the rise in copper prices.
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On Thursday, Iger pulled back from that position, saying that characters like Deadpool might provide a model for an edgier kind of Marvel movie.
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Oil market sentiment received some support from equity markets, which pulled back from 20-month lows after pledges by China to support its markets.
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In the commodity market, crude prices pulled back from their highest levels of 2019 on hopes that oil supplies will balance later this year.
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The New York Times reported on Friday, citing sources, that Trump had approved military strikes against Iran but pulled back from launching the attacks.
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The currency, which has pulled back from a near nine-month high last Friday at 1.3018, traded in a range of 1.3053 to 1.3093.
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But Wall Street's three major indexes pulled back from session highs as investors waited for new catalysts such as an actual deal with China.
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Yields have pulled back from their 2017 highs since the Federal Reserve raised interest rates earlier this month, but maintained their outlook mostly unchanged.
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TOKYO, June 26 (Reuters) - The Japanese government bond yield curve steepened on Monday as the 30-year yield pulled back from two-month lows.
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When Mr. Trump says America needs to be made great again, people here see a nation that Mr. Obama pulled back from the brink.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield was at 2.9269 percent , having pulled back from a 10-day high of 2.946 percent scaled on Monday.
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His curly hair is pulled back from his face with a piece of black fabric emblazoned with the infamous logo of the Islamic State.
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OF Abraham Almonte (right biceps strain) has been pulled back from his rehab assignment, but manager Terry Francona did not characterize as a setback.
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Vietnam is the country most openly at odds with China over the waterway since the Philippines pulled back from confrontation under President Rodrigo Duterte.
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But even before the trading day ended, major U.S. indexes pulled back from intraday highs as investors pondered unresolved issues between the two countries.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield pulled back from the sharp rises seen on Friday, and was last down 1.6 bps on the day.
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His work has taken on added urgency in recent months, as the United States has pulled back from its efforts to curb global warming.
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E-cigarette reversal: Advisers say President Trump pulled back from proposals to curb teenage vaping after he was warned of the fallout among voters.
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Markets pulled back from the losses as the rhetoric was not as harsh as investors were expecting, said James Tao, market analyst at CommSec.
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Earlier, Asian shares had pulled back from a one-and-a-half year peak as trading wound down before the end of the year.
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Earlier, Asian shares had pulled back from a one-and-a-half year peak as trading wound down before the end of the year.
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The Aussie has jumped nearly 7.853 percent this week, having pulled back from a 2-1/2-year low of $0.7085 plumbed on Sept.
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Venture capitalists have in general pulled back from the sector amid concern over excessive competition and high valuations for companies that generally are not profitable.
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Spanish government bond yields meanwhile pulled back from the day's highs hit after Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called a snap election for April 28.
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Billionaire Richard Branson pulled back from two tourism projects and suspended discussions with the Saudi government about a $1 billion investment in Virgin's space companies.
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John McCain, R-Arizona, recently pulled back from his own comment that Republicans would "be united against any Supreme Court nominee" that Clinton put forth.
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When the camera pulled back from a close-up to show her torso, the form-fitting dress seemed to reveal that Cardi B was pregnant.
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The euro pulled back from six-week highs after lower-than-expected euro zone inflation in May brought the single currency's rally to a halt.
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But they pulled back from the highs on worries demand for the raw material would weaken in coming months as the steel output cuts deepen.
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Electronic trading across investments increased as banks pulled back from making markets due to regulatory pressure, and new platforms offered liquidity by facilitating multiple offers.
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Oil prices steadied after having pulled back from recent highs after U.S. President Donald Trump urged OPEC to increase production at its meeting in Algeria.
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Although other investors pulled back from LNG stocks, a pick up in transport demand has helped the outlook for vessel owners in the LNG sector.
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Big banks have pulled back from processing mortgages after paying big fines levied by regulators and federal authorities for foreclosure abuses during the financial crisis.
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The S&P 500 and Dow industrials pulled back from record highs and the Dow was set to snap a nine-session streak of gains.
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When the camera pulled back from his face, his right hand, clutched as if holding a "Jeopardy" buzzer, trembled with an all-too-human terror.
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The tweets appeared to be a negotiating tactic directed to SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, who pulled back from buying into Uber following its exec turmoil.
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Under President Trump, the United States has pulled back from global efforts to limit climate change, and it has moved to reduce controls on pollution.
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After NIDA pulled back from funding her clinical trial, she took her research abroad, establishing an ibogaine clinic on the Caribbean island of St. Kitts.
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Donors who had pulled back from Biden, wondering whether Mike Bloomberg would claim the moderate mantle, have started digging into their pockets again, she said.
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In early December, Trump pulled back from the FTO threat, citing a promise to improve anti-crime cooperation from AMLO, and dispatched Barr to Mexico.
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Asked about finding financiers in an era where coal was increasingly being shunned, Demana said South African banks have not completely pulled back from coal.
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That adventure ended catastrophically for all parties when, at the last minute, Obama pulled back from the abyss, with French bombers poised on their runways.
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To signal that he is serious about ending the conflict, he has unilaterally pulled back from a couple of places along the 400km "separation line".
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Consumer watchdogs and regulators had raised serious concerns about biased practices in some communities after banks pulled back from mortgage lending following the financial crisis.
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Spot gold was at $1,328.10 an ounce, having pulled back from a four-month high of $1,344.43 set on Monday when the dollar was weaker.
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The materials group, which includes precious and base metals miners and fertilizer companies, fell 1.2 percent as gold miners pulled back from recent solid gains.
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On Thursday, President Trump approved military strikes against Iran in retaliation for the downing of the drone, but then abruptly pulled back from launching them.
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" Retail sales overall have pulled back from 5%–53% growth in early 2018 to the mid-3% range so far this year, "for no obvious reason.
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ITALY AWAITS PM SPEECH Amid the broad euro zone bond rally, Italian yields too pulled back from earlier rises, with 10-year yields slipping six bps.
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The Canadian dollar last traded at C$1.3869 versus the U.S. dollar, having pulled back from a 12-day high of C$1.3707 touched on Tuesday.
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Thankfully, last week, Trump pulled back from the brink and decided not to bomb Iran in response to Tehran's shooting down of an US surveillance drone.
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Staley, who started in December, cut 1,200 jobs in the investment bank in January as he pulled back from Russia, Brazil and seven countries in Asia.
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Sources had told Reuters in January that Aramco had pulled back from a planned partnership with Petronas on RAPID over concerns about returns from the project.
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She was in her one-piece hot pink suit, a petite girl with a beautiful complexion, her short auburn hair pulled back from her freckled face.
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The currency, which touched its weakest intraday level since July 10 at 1.3119, has pulled back from a near nine-month high on Friday at 1.3016.
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Two-year bond German bond yields also pulled back from last week's 4-1/2 month lows to trade a tad higher at minus 0.78 percent.
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While the Dow industrials eked out a small increase to mark an eighth straight session of gains, the S&P 500 pulled back from record highs.
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Major oil company China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) has pulled back from funding some operations at its joint venture in Venezuela, a source at PDVSA said.
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That impact that she had on policies as a whole pushed us toward the right wing, and we've still never really been pulled back from it.
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As cities across the United States pulled back from towering public housing developments in the waning decades of the last century, New York City held firm.
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On Monday, American forces pulled back from two observation posts in Syria, near the towns of Tel Abyad and Ras al Ain near the Turkish border.
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Perhaps Elizabeth Warren pulled back from her attack on Sanders because when she attacked Buttigieg in the last debate she gained nothing; in fact she stalled.
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"Markets pulled back from escalating risk aversion overnight as numbers on the death toll and infections from Coronavirus steadied," analysts at Mizuho wrote in a note.
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Over the past year it has pulled back from China, Russia and several eastern European countries, while retaining minority stakes in joint ventures in those markets.
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Against the yen, the dollar held steady at 109.29 yen , having pulled back from a 2-1/2 month high of 109.49 yen set on Thursday.
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As Japanese banks pulled back from the European CLO market in recent months, other investors, including global insurance companies, have stepped forward to fill the gap.
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Gold prices edged higher on Tuesday as the dollar pulled back from multi-week highs ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's two-day monetary policy meeting.
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Shell pulled back from the oil sands last year and has focused on the Duvernay and Montney shale formations, which produce mainly light oils and natural gas.
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The Canadian dollar, however, pulled back from a 2-1/2-month peak hit two days ago versus the dollar, dropping 0.6 percent to 76.96 U.S. cents.
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The lira pulled back from its record low after the central bank pledged to provide liquidity and cut lira and foreign currency reserve requirements for Turkish banks.
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U.S. equities further pulled back from the record highs hit just two weeks back on hopes of a trade deal and a positive first-quarter earnings season.
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His comments and posts on Twitter about unfair behavior by U.S. trade partners have rattled the market, which has pulled back from record highs early this year.
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The New York Times reported that U.S. President Donald Trump had approved military strikes on Friday against Iran in retaliation, but pulled back from launching the attacks.
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Even as the yellow metal has pulled back from those highs in the last two sessions, Colvin expects these dips to arise as buying opportunities for investors.
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On the back of widespread risk-on sentiment, the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield pulled back from a three-year low, which it reached on Monday.
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Additionally, the Federal Reserve has pulled back from its trend of continuously raising interest rates, so companies in need of capital still are getting low-cost funding.
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The Aussie was headed for a 1.1 percent gain on the week, having pulled back from a 2-1/2-year low of $0.7085 plumbed on Tuesday.
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After spending almost the entire month of August fundraising, Clinton has largely pulled back from the fundraising trail and ceded that role to Kaine, her running mate.
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But there is a problem: the corporate-bond market is less liquid than it was before 2007, as banks have pulled back from their market-making roles.
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The junior KOSDAQ index ended 1.78 percent lower, but like the benchmark index, it pulled back from more than a 13 percent tumble in the morning session.
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"When I pulled back from... doing a show every day, I was with my family, but at the same, I never gave up my career," she said.
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Portuguese bond yields pulled back from Thursday's six-week low around 1.79 percent, but were set for their biggest weekly fall since November, of around 12 bps.
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The dollar, which pulled back from over three-week lows, moved closer to a 872.163-week high against the yen and was marginally higher against major currencies.
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With her hair pulled back from her face, Underwood's scar above her lip is made more evident, which was a result of her nasty fall last November.
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Even as the yellow metal has pulled back from those highs in the last two sessions, Colvin expects these dips to arise as buying opportunities for investors.
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Law enforcement officials pulled back from the area "because it was determined that it was unsafe for them to go into that type of situation," he said.
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The New York Times reported in July that Bank of America Merrill Lynch had pulled back from working with the group due to its opaque ownership stricture.
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It spent $20 million in the quarter on marketing, tweaked its pricing, and pulled back from club stores that sell beverages in bulk at a discounted price.
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After initially approving military strikes against Iran in retaliation for the downing of an unmanned surveillance drone, U.S. President Donald Trump pulled back from launching the attacks.
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After commissioning an ambitious reform plan for the suburbs, Mr. Macron pulled back from most of its major recommendations, which would have cost $45 billion to implement.
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Investors, as well as clients and broker-dealers, had pulled back from the firm, fearing that their continued exposure to plunging real estate assets threatened their solvency.
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"While there is no 'all clear' on market concerns, investor sentiment pulled back from extremes," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at brokerage CMC Markets in Sydney.
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Her chronology is based on the idea that Putin's Russia has pulled back from engagement with the Western-dominated international system, which is the case only politically.
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In Asia overnight, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dropped 2251.59 percent as it pulled back from a two-year high hit on Monday.
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DXY rebounded, helped by gains against the yen, which pulled back from Friday's three-week highs after the Bank of Japan eased policy less aggressively than expected.
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Thursday's action came a day after Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan threatened a military operation against the Syrian government forces unless they pulled back from rebel-held areas.
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Billionaire Richard Branson has pulled back from the Red Sea project and suspended talks with the Saudi government on a $1 billion investment in Virgin's space companies.
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But as Wall Street and European stocks pulled back from declines of more than 1 percent and the dollar pared losses, gold shed some of its gains.
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As Afghan security force casualties mounted this year, the government pulled back from hundreds of checkpoints in isolated areas that acted as a magnet for Taliban attacks.
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Gold pulled back from the near-six-year highs it reached on Tuesday amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, slipping more than 1% on Wednesday.
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Video "When I pulled back from... doing a show every day, I was with my family, but at the same, I never gave up my career," she said.
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Several Finnish companies, including retailers Stockmann and Kesko, have pulled back from Russia in recent years following an economic slowdown there and a slide in the rouble currency.
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The company sold the bulk of its Nigerian business to Dangote Flour Mills in 2015 and has also pulled back from East Africa as part of the review.
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Richard Branson suspended talks about a $1 billion Saudi investment in Virgin's space companies, plus also pulled back from joint work on a pair of planned tourism projects.
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The currency has pulled back from a seven-year low of $1.3836 struck late in February on worries about Britain leaving the European Union but has remained shaky.
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" Bank of America: "Bank of America is the stock that has pulled back from $20 to $19, and I think is a buy when it gets to $18.
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Davidson was first on the scene and was operating the fire hose nozzle but got separated from his fellow figherfighters when they pulled back from the raging inferno.
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"Also, since the financial crisis, a lot of banks have pulled back from lending, which provided an opportunity for private credit funds to fill that gap," he added.
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Andy pulled back from the streets after his prison stint, then left them for good when his girlfriend gave birth to his second child, Danica, in March 2016.
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The euro pulled back from 2-1/2 month highs hit on Friday in the wake of an ECB meeting that investors viewed as less dovish than expected.
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At the time, UAE banks pulled back from new business with Qatari institutions but largely hung on to existing syndicated loans which they had extended to Qatari banks.
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The other was an announcement that they'd pulled back from product sales goals and thereby alleviated perverse incentives to sign customers up for new accounts without their consent.
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Mining stocks ran out of steam as China's iron ore futures pulled back from a record high and some investors booked large profits following the sector's recent rally.
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The company sold the bulk of its Nigerian business to Dangote Flour Mills last year and has also pulled back from East Africa as part of the review.
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Gold prices have pulled back from an important technical level of around $1,430, that could mean that we will see a test at support around the $1,380 mark.
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U.S. stocks pulled back from initial highs and weighed on a gauge of world stocks, although the index remained on track for its fourth straight week of gains.
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Mr. Petrelli said that was why the national insurers pulled back from Florida — their reinsurance needs in other states were far less expensive and did not undermine profits.
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And he has pulled back from a promised referendum on the 2013 energy reform that, for the first time since 1938, allowed foreign investment in the hydrocarbons sector.
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Yet he added that profound worry over Mr. Trump's intentions has calmed somewhat because the president-elect has pulled back from statements he made on the campaign trail.
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German 10-year government bond yields, the benchmark for euro zone borrowing costs, pulled back from 3 1/2-month highs hit in the wake of Draghi's comments.
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Samsung execs have already pulled back from the Mobile World Congress conference scheduled for later in February, as other companies including LG, Nvidia, and Amazon have canceled entirely.
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It will be the second council meeting since Turkey began a military incursion across its southern border with Syria, days after U.S. troops pulled back from the area.
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Wall Street's benchmark S&P 500 index rose but pulled back from sharper gains after disappointing data on consumer confidence that also put pressure on the U.S. dollar.
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Oil prices pulled back from 2014 highs on Tuesday, with Brent crude dipping 1.38 percent to $69.3 per barrel and U.S. crude trading slightly below $64 per barrel.
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A Kurdish peshmerga guard at a checkpoint said the protesters surged in after security forces pulled back from an external checkpoint in an unsuccessful effort to secure parliament.
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It also risks adding fuel to simmering trade tensions, just days after China and the United States pulled back from the brink of a full-blown trade war.
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They held most of their gains even as U.S. stocks pulled back from session highs after a Treasury spokesman said that Mnuchin had not made any such recommendations.
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Unlike the United States, where banks have pulled back from the mortgage market in the wake of the financial crisis, Britain's largest lenders have maintained a steady grip.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares pulled back from two-year highs on Tuesday as heavyweight defensive sectors dropped and some earnings reports disappointed, though oil stocks were a bright spot.
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The SNL report notes that big banks have pulled back from mortgages, in the face of billions in legal penalties for conduct that led to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Le Maire's comments come days after Fiat Chrysler pulled back from a $35 billion merger offer for Renault, citing "political conditions in France" as a reason for its withdrawal.
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It comes after the New York Times reported late Thursday that President Donald Trump approved military strikes on several Iranian targets, but abruptly pulled back from launching the attacks.
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The rally has since pulled back from the highs and many analysts believe the market will retrace further because the gains were not fully supported by supply/demand fundamentals.
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Bey kept her beauty look fresh and simple with a natural glow, glossy coral lips, black winged liner, and a sleek ponytail pulled back from a deep side part.
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Andrew Finch, who died at 28, got into trouble with the law as a young man but pulled back from the streets after the birth of his second child.
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An SDF spokesman, however, denied reports they had pulled back from positions inside the city and said the campaign to uproot the militants would continue until they "liberated Manbij".
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Investors can afford to back off from Yeti now that the stock has pulled back from the hot gains it carried in recent months, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Indeed, Italy's 10-year bond yield touched a day's high of 2.837 percent, though had pulled back from these levels as trading wore on to trade at 2.78 percent.
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The airline started flying three years ago, going after business travelers for companies like FedEx in midsize cities that large carriers pulled back from following the wave of consolidation.
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UnitedHealth, the largest U.S. health insurer, remains insulated from the political firestorm surrounding health care since it has largely pulled back from offering plans in the individual insurance exchanges.
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U.S. Treasury yields pulled back from last week's seven-year highs, encouraging traders to cash in bullish dollar bets, said Gavin Friend, senior markets strategist at NAB in London.
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Now that Aetna and two other major insurers have pulled back from the Affordable Care Act (ACA), federal policymakers are considering an advertising campaign to sign up more subscribers.
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Traders say some of the options pricing is a hangover of extreme moves last week and derivatives bets on sterling weakness have pulled back from highs seen last Wednesday.
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Left unsaid, though, was that the Trump administration has pulled back from trade agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which is intended to serve as a check on China.
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The Trump administration has pulled back from a proposed rule related to strengthening new and rebuilt homes in flood zones against damage, the New York Daily News reported Monday.
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While all US carriers have pulled back from China including the mainland and Hong Kong, airlines are now beginning to cut services on routes that don't touch Chinese territory.
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While speculators have pulled back from U.S. futures in both gold and silver, investors in exchange-traded funds have regarded the low prices as a buying opportunity, Commerzbank said.
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Citigroup has prided itself on being the most global of global banks for decades, but after the 2007-2009 financial crisis, it pulled back from many regions and businesses.
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That trademark approval was announced just days after Mr. Trump pulled back from his challenge to China's policy on Taiwan in a call with Xi Jinping, the Chinese president.
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Williams was poised to complete the comeback, but Siegemund twice pulled back from a break and saved two match points as Williams served for the victory at 5-4.
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Developers have taken notice years ago and pulled back from stamping new malls and strip malls out of the ground, which curtailed new supply of high-quality retail space.
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Bond yields have pulled back from multi-month highs hit in the wake of those comments thanks to weak U.S. economic data and dovish comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Tastemakers and blogs largely pulled back from the rat race, leaving the kingdom to its rightful heirs—murky deep web in-jokes like hardvapour and virulent 4chan memes like fashwave.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was at 1.523%, pulled back from a three-year low of 1.443% reached on Monday on the back of wide-spread risk aversion.
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One of Mr. Hearn's primary antagonists, a bearded California-based programmer named Gregory Maxwell, also appears to have pulled back from his work on Bitcoin after receiving anonymous death threats.
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European shares pulled back from three-week highs on Wednesday as this month's recovery rally ran out of steam on the back of soft Chinese factory activity and trade frictions.
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"I think it's just a wake-up call to make a lot of life adjustments," Khloe said, when asked by DeGeneres about the Kardashians' having pulled back from social media.
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The business community exhaled a collective sigh of relief over the weekend after President Donald Trump took tariffs against Mexico off the table and pulled back from another trade war.
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Be smart: The tight labor market is starting to deliver fatter paychecks, but wage growth has pulled back from its acceleration late last year and remains below pre-crisis levels.
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The small-cap Russell 73 also pulled back from its session low and was last down 0.1 percent and was 16.9 percent below its record closing high on Aug. 31.
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After returning to profitability in 2016, Anglo, which celebrates the 100th anniversary of its founding in South Africa this year, has pulled back from a radical shrink-to-survive strategy.
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The Aussie is on track for a more than 1 percent gain on the week, having pulled back from a 2-1/2-year low of $0.7085 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The European Commission pulled back from a debt procedure against Italy last week, a sign of Rome's willingness to compromise but also of Brussels' lenient interpretation of EU fiscal rules.
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European stocks pulled back from an initial 0.8 percent fall after an unexpected rise in German business sentiment that eased fears of a recession in the European Union's largest economy.
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The viability of such a system was hotly debated until the first Clinton administration pulled back from all space-based missile defences, on the argument that they would prove destabilising.
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And NRG has pulled back from its headlong rush into alternative energy as it restructures to focus on its conventional operations after the ouster of its chief executive, David Crane.
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The single currency had edged higher on Monday after Italian bond yields pulled back from five-week highs on relief that rating agency Fitch left the country's credit rating unchanged.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was at 1.530%, pulled back from a three-year low of 1.443% reached on Monday on the back of wide-spread risk aversion.
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Palm oil prices have recently pulled back from their peak on market concern over trade tension between India and Malaysia, falling nearly 1% on Thursday to stand at 2,883 ringgit.
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Just days after U.S. troops pulled back from the area, Turkey on Wednesday launched air strikes and artillery hitting YPG militia positions around the border town of Ras al Ain.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stock markets declined on Tuesday after weak data from China reignited concerns about a slowing global economy and oil prices pulled back from recent sharp gains.
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"There was a lot of tough talk but Trump often pulled back from making real threats," Richard Gowan, a UN expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations, told me.
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The euro pulled back from six-week highs after weaker than expected flash consumer price inflation for the month of May but was still 0.1% firmer at $1.1247 by 1030 GMT.
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U.S. yields pulled back from 15-month lows they reached on Monday when weak European and U.S. data caused the U.S. yield curve to invert, a signal of a possible recession.
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Serena Williams, who secured the 242st spot on the list last year, pulled back from her sports duties when she took time off in the past year to have a baby.
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But the investors pulled back from both European and Japan stocks for the 14th straight week, paring back exposure further after the Bank of Japan held off on expanding monetary stimulus.
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In the currency market, the dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of currencies, pulled back from levels near 94.905 on Monday afternoon Asia time to 94.398 Tuesday afternoon.
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Gold had the potential to claw higher in the short term after the dollar pulled back from near nine-month highs and due to increasing appetite from speculators, one analyst said.
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Oil prices pulled back from three-year highs as traders booked profits but healthy demand underpinned prices near $70 per barrel, a level not seen since the market slump in 2014.
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Rainy River is one of the few mid- to large-scale gold mines being built worldwide after the industry pulled back from developments after gold prices began falling in late 2011.
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The energy group climbed 0.1 percent as crude prices pulled back from near-five-month highs in advance of U.S. data that is expected to show a build in crude inventories.
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LONDON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - Italian government bond yields pulled back from 3-week lows on Tuesday after an Italian minister said a new election could be held as soon as February.
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On Monday, the OECD said that it had warned G20 finance ministers just weeks ago that Panama pulled back from a promise to share information on offshore accounts with other countries.
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Sterling also pulled back from a six-week high against the yen hit earlier in the day after the Bank of Japan expanded its purchases of government bonds, easing monetary policy.
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It pulled back from a 22-22018/2-month high of 109.200 set the previous day when the S&P 500 and the Dow posted their biggest declines since April 6.
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The safe haven Swiss franc and Japanese yen pulled back from the week's highs as risk aversion eased somewhat, with U.S. equities edging higher on Thursday helped by strong economic data.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump approved military strikes against Iran in retaliation for downing an American surveillance drone, but pulled back from launching them on Thursday night after a day of escalating tensions.
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Italy's 10-year government bond yield pulled back from a two-month low of 2.45% to trade at 2.50%, while its five year yield hit a one-month low of 1.605%,.
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The safe-haven dollar, which had pulled back from recent peaks, was now steady against the euro at $1.0789, and fell only marginally against the yen to 111.11 yen per dollar.
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Long-term U.S. Treasury yields traded above short-term yields and the Japanese yen nursed losses as investors pulled back from safe-havens in favour of more risky assets like equities.
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Iran had pulled back from such cyberattacks targeting the US financial sector after the Obama administration's Iran deal but could begin again in retaliation for the Soleimani killing, FireEye's Hultquist said.
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But she also wondered if it was possible to return to some approximation of her previous life, so after she finished touring for "Pure Heroine," she pulled back from public view.
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It pulled back from a 2-1/2-month high of 109.200 set the previous day when the S&P 500 and the Dow posted their biggest declines since April 0.71053.
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Image 2 of 2 JERUSALEM – With a cease-fired declared Wednesday, Israel and Hamas appear to have pulled back from a fourth war after a day of intense rocket fire and airstrikes.
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French 10-year bond yields also pulled back from a one-month high at around 0.78 percent, while Spanish and Portuguese bond yields were 3-4 basis points lower on the day .
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The 23-month-to-22-year yield spread has since pulled back from negative territory and stood around 22 basis points, a two-week high, on the heels of the manufacturing data.
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Tiger Brands, which sold the bulk of its Nigerian business to Dangote Flour Mills last year, has also pulled back from East Africa as it conducts a strategic review of its operations.
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Still, stocks on Wall Street and in Europe pulled back from more than 1 percent declines, with the FTSE in London closing higher and the three major U.S. indexes later turned positive.
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Other euro zone bond yields were flat to a touch higher, with the exception of Portugal where bond 10-year yields pulled back from more than two-month highs hit on Friday.
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The single currency held modest gains made the previous day after Italian bond yields pulled back from five-week highs on relief that rating agency Fitch left the country's credit rating unchanged.
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It isn't quite the view of "the system" taken in something like The Wire, which pulled back from reports of high Baltimore crime to examine the institutions that kept those crimes happening.
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The 3-month-to-10-year yield spread has since pulled back from negative territory and stood around 11 basis points, a two-week high, on the heels of the manufacturing data.
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The 3-month-to-10-year yield spread has since pulled back from negative territory and stood around 8 basis points, a two-week high, on the heels of the manufacturing data.
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Cameras pulled back from Trump and into the crowd to reveal a tall, thin, young guy with long blonde hair standing there amid the faithful, a liberal straight out of central casting.
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It is a Linux-based system built on a fork of Firefox OS, the mobile platform that was discontinued by Mozilla in 2016 when it pulled back from its own mobile efforts.
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Against the yen, the dollar climbed a third of a percent to 109.89 yen while euro was slightly lower at $1.1447 after getting pulled back from Friday's high of $1.1488 on Friday.
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Southern Transitional Council (STC) sources told Reuters their forces, which had pulled back from the presidential palace and central bank, were vacating government institutions under the supervision of a Saudi-UAE delegation.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield pulled back from a two-week high of 0.469 percent hit early in the session to 0.46 percent, up just one basis point on the day.
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The three-month interbank rate has pulled back from an eight-year high of 2.386 percent hit in late October, although it remains far above the 0.80 percent seen in mid-2015.
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Yields of U.S. 10-year Treasuries US333YT=RR pulled back from near seven-year highs as buyers emerged after a bond sell-off earlier in the week prompted by growing inflation worries.
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Dr. John Puntis, a pediatrician, said he had been pulled back from retirement once before, and it took two months of police checks, document approvals and new registrations to get to work.
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Stocks pulled back from record levels on Tuesday after the Centers for Disease Control told Reuters that a traveler from China was diagnosed with the first U.S. case of coronavirus in Seattle.
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The interest rate-sensitive financial index pulled back from its session low but still ended the day down 0.5% as safety buying pushed down the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yield further.
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British billionaire Richard Branson has pulled back from two projects to develop Red Sea tourism and has suspended talks with the Saudi government about a $1 billion investment in his space companies.
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Both the Israelis and Palestinians have pulled back from the deeply difficult compromises, both territorial and religious, that would be required for a lasting settlement of the unfinished war of 1948-49.
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The Powell comments had sent U.S. Treasury yields lower but they pulled back from the over two-month lows hit on Friday as 10-year yields rose three basis points to 3.04 percent .
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China has not publicly committed to join a new round of negotiations, but in the past it has pulled back from the prospect of talks in the face of escalations in the dispute.
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At one stage, he even appeared to be suggesting that Japan and South Korea should be left to acquire their own nuclear arsenals for self-defense, a suggestion he later pulled back from.
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Bidcorp has pulled back from low-margin, high-volume logistics businesses globally, and started a rebranding exercise, trading as "Bidfood" to reinforce its image as a value-added food service group, he said.
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Another, sensing my slight hesitation during one of our hookups in his childhood bedroom, immediately pulled back from me, put his clothes on, and spent the rest of the night stroking my hair.
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In the settlement, the agency pulled back from its original demand that Musk, who is synonymous with the Tesla brand, be barred from running Tesla, a sanction many investors said would be disastrous.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood at 2.7313 after grinding out a 0.15 percent gain on Thursday, when it pulled back from a three-week trough of 95.824.
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Gold prices jumped 2316.80 percent on Thursday as the U.S. dollar pulled back from a two-year peak scaled earlier in the session and as global equities slid on the escalating Sino-U.
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In the settlement, the agency pulled back from its demand that Musk, who is synonymous with the Tesla brand, be barred from running Tesla, a sanction that many investors said would be disastrous.
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The index was up 0.1 percent at 95.259, having pulled back from Wednesday's two-month peak of 95.661, with month-end rebalancing flows by asset managers likely to limit the gains, traders said.
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Investors have pulled back from the some of the market's best performing stocks and companies throughout October as rising interest rates and fears of a prolonged trade war scare traders away from equities.
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Affirm's new funding stands out because nine-figure rounds of fund-raising have been on the wane this year as investors have pulled back from putting money into privately held tech start-ups.
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Chinese stocks pulled back from seven-month highs following a sharp fall in bank shares, and Japan's Nikkei fell 1.62 percent to its lowest in just over a week as the yen firmed.
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The dollar pulled back from an 11-month peak against a basket of major currencies on Friday, as the euro strengthened after a survey showed Euro zone private business growth recovered in June.
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Emerging market currencies suffered more losses on Wednesday with the dollar's rise, although the Turkish lira pulled back from record lows after the central bank said it would intervene to stop its slide.
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North Korea has effectively pulled back from engagement since a second meeting in Hanoi in February between Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump fell apart without any agreement on dismantling Pyongyang's nuclear programme.
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The I.R.S. has especially pulled back from scrutinizing people who do not file tax returns; new investigations of cases like Mr. Avenatti's fell from 2.4 million in 2011 to just 362,000 in 2017.
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Mr. Upton predicted that the bill was "likely" to pass the House, a tremendous reversal of momentum for a measure that has twice been pulled back from a vote for lack of support.
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The attack, carried out just a few miles from a "disengagement zone" where Ukrainian troops had pulled back from the front, seemed to have been calculated to create political problems for Mr. Zelensky.
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WASHINGTON — The United States and Iran may have pulled back from the brink of war, but they have refused to stand down since the American drone strike in January that killed Maj. Gen.
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Earlier on Wednesday Turkish warplanes and artillery pounded Kurdish YPG targets with air strikes and artillery barrages in a cross-border military operation just days after U.S. troops pulled back from the area.
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TORONTO, March 30 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index pulled back from a one-month high on Thursday as deal-related news pressured shares of Cenovus Energy Inc and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.
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President Trump pulled back from proposed restrictions intended to curb teenage vaping after he was warned of the political fallout among voters, Annie Karni, Maggie Haberman and Sheila Kaplan of the NYT write.
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"[Athleta Girl] stands a chance and will be aided by the fact that Lululemon has pulled back from its Ivivva girls concept," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders told CNBC in an interview.
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Southern European bond yields pulled back from multi-month highs on Tuesday, showing some signs of stabilization a day after concerns about global growth and the health of Europe's banks triggered heavy selling.
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The New York Times said U.S. President Donald Trump approved military strikes against Iran on Friday in retaliation for the downing of an unmanned surveillance drone, then pulled back from launching the attacks.
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Alternative lenders not subject to leveraged lending guidelines took big losses on deals that failed to syndicate in the fourth quarter of 2015, which reduced balance sheet capacity and they pulled back from lending.
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Even though US forces have pulled back from the border area where Turkey is staging its military operation to clear Kurdish forces, there are still American military personnel deployed across parts of northern Syria.
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U.S. 22017-year Treasury yields pulled back from Thursday's 16-month high to trade at 2.36 percent, while two-year yields slipped from a more than six-year high hit earlier in the session.
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Last year, Crest Nicholson pulled back from London, closing its office there in a bid to reduce its dependence on the UK capital's faltering housing market where prices were falling and costs were rising.
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To steer clear of violations, JPMorgan Chase & Co stopped doing business with 18,000 customers in 2015 and pulled back from 500 foreign partner banks, CEO Jamie Dimon told investors in a letter last year.
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TOKYO, Feb 21.2 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices rose on Friday as U.S. Treasuries held on to overnight gains and after Tokyo stocks pulled back from near two-month highs, boosting demand for debt.
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Sterling also pulled back from its highest in five months against the euro as investors booked profit and prepared for a make-or-break summit between Britain and the EU on Thursday and Friday.
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Gold pulled back from an earlier five-month high on Thursday as the dollar clawed back some of the ground it lost after U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. currency was too strong.
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TOKYO, April 27 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices were mostly steady on Thursday, underpinned by stronger U.S. Treasuries, and were given some breathing space as Tokyo stocks pulled back from a four-week high.
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According to the New York Times, President Donald Trump approved military strikes on Friday against Iran in retaliation for the downing of an unmanned, $130-million surveillance drone, but pulled back from launching them.
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His administration pulled back from a high-profile effort to repeal Obamacare, though officials say Trump may return to the issue, and he has yet to push detailed legislation regarding taxes or infrastructure spending.
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TOKYO, March 7 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices gained on Thursday, and their yields pulled back from recent highs as a 30-year debt auction attracted ample investor demand and shored up the market.
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Activision Blizzard (ATVI) and Electronic Arts (EA) shares could be affected today, following an analysis by gaming data firm SuperData that digital video game sales pulled back from March's record high of $8 billion.
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Futures pulled back from session highs in afternoon trading after Trump said he was not pleased with recent trade talks between the United States and China, but kept the door open for further negotiations.
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In currency trading, the dollar index rebounded, helped by gains against the yen, which pulled back from three-week highs reached on Friday after the Bank of Japan eased policy less aggressively than expected.
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UnitedHealth had been immune to news involving Obamacare repeal efforts this year, in part as it largely pulled back from offering plans in the individual insurance exchanges due to mounting losses from the program.
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President Vladimir Putin had ordered the pause in fighting "to avoid senseless victims", Russia's Defence Ministry said, adding that Syrian authorities would ensure its troops pulled back from the two corridors designated for rebels.
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"You only buy stocks that have pulled back from the new-high list if you are confident they will make a comeback for substantive reasons not having to do with the market," Cramer said.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood at 24.5 after falling 0.4% overnight, when it pulled back from a three-week peak of 97.588 in the wake of Powell's comments.
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Berlin-based online education platform iversity looks to have pulled back from the brink of bankruptcy after securing new investment from Holtzbrinck Digital, the Internet investment arm of the education-focused Holtzbrinck Publishing Group.
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The team, however, will not trade its cornerstone outfielder, Bryce Harper, who was pulled back from waivers after a claim by the Los Angeles Dodgers, who could not work out a deal with Washington.
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An excerpt from the video of Mr. Wu's last moments shows him on top of the building, clad in black with his hair pulled back from his face, meticulously and repeatedly wiping the ledge.
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Bruni: I think it'd probably help a lot of confused readers if we pulled back from Tuesday's contests and explained why there's any suspense at all about whether Democrats can get the House majority.
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Uber has been trying to shed its most money-losing businesses since Dara Khosrowshahi became its chief executive last year and has pulled back from expensive expansion plans in Russia, China and Southeast Asia.
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They pledged to spend almost $900 million on the 2016 election but pulled back from that when Donald Trump -- a candidate far removed from the Kochs' conservative, libertarian leanings -- emerged as the GOP's nominee.
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Among sectors, miners and oil stocks both fell 1.4 and 1 percent respectively, leading sectoral losers in Europe as metal prices eased on profit-taking and crude prices pulled back from 3-year highs.
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In bond markets, euro zone government bond yields pulled back from multi-week highs, as nervous investors turned their focus to this week's Dutch parliamentary elections — the next key gauge of populism in Europe.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was little changed at 89.239 after gaining for a second session overnight, during which it pulled back from a three-year low of 88.253.
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The first time I saw my favorite married man pick up his pint of beer, the sleeve of his well-tailored suit pulled back from his wrist to reveal a geometric kaleidoscope of tattoos.
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While Iran and the US appeared to have pulled back from open war, Europe, perhaps in vain, is still trying to find an elusive diplomatic solution to ease tensions and save the nuclear deal.
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The S&P 500 pulled back from record highs on Tuesday, while the Dow edged up for an eighth straight day of gains, as investors pondered mixed earnings reports and a gloomier global outlook.
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Finally, in 2018, long after the Russian tanks pulled back from the front, the State Department finally approved a foreign military sale of 210 Javelin missiles, along with launchers and training, for $47 million.
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The British pound had pulled back from a two-month high and fell on Friday after Irish Foreign Minister said that London and the European Union were not yet close to a Brexit deal.
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While allocations to U.S. equities decreased, managers put more money in emerging markets, Japan and the U.K. They increased allocations to banks and tech and pulled back from defensive sectors including utilities and staples.
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The new chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Joseph Lhota, seemed to sense that need on Tuesday when he pulled back from the political fray he had previously entered, essentially on the governor's side.
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The US is engaged in a monthslong standoff with Iran, which escalated last week after Tehran shot down a US military drone and the Trump administration pulled back from launching an airstrike in retaliation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stock markets slipped on Tuesday, giving back early gains as Wall Street pulled back from initial highs after a decline in oil and metals dragged energy and materials stocks lower.
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According to the New York Times, President Donald Trump approved military strikes on Friday against Iran in retaliation for the downing of an unmanned $130-million surveillance drone, but pulled back from launching them.
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The euro pulled back from 203-220/1.39 month highs as the dollar strengthened and after sources said European Central Bank policymakers were open to cutting the ECB's policy rate should economic growth worsen.
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Wells Fargo is also experiencing cyclical pressure in mortgage lending, which was once its main money-maker, and has intentionally pulled back from some areas, like auto lending, where executives felt profit potential was limited.
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The euro edged up 0.05 percent to $1.2373 after being pulled back from a six-day high of $1.2413 when European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Wednesday struck a dovish tone on monetary policy.
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Chinese rebar steel and raw materials like coal and iron ore pulled back from this month's multi-year highs after exchanges in Shanghai, Dalian and Zhengzhou cracked down on speculative trading by raising transaction charges.
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After a volatile session, Italian bond yields pulled back from highs as investors digested a slew of headlines and the Rome government held firm on its 20.6 budget proposal amid tensions with the European Union.
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The currency pulled back from a record low to the dollar on Monday after the central bank pledged to provide liquidity, but it remained under selling pressure and its meltdown continued to rattle global markets.
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The greenback extended overnight losses and was 0.2 percent lower at 143 yen, pulled back from a four-month high near 114.495 scaled earlier in the week on expectations of U.S.-Japan monetary policy divergence.
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The big picture: In June, Google pulled back from a Pentagon program called Project Maven after a massive protest by its employees, but it said it will not rule out future work with the military.
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It had surged to 1.24903 overnight on robust revised U.S. GDP data but failed to sustain the gains as U.S. debt yields, a key driver of the dollar recently, pulled back from 21.2490-month highs.
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HOUSTON, March 8 (Reuters) - Elliott Management pulled back from efforts to call for substantial changes at oil company Hess Corp on Thursday on the eve of the deadline to nominate directors for the company's board.
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There already was, a few weeks ago — bitcoin pulled back from a high of $2,23 to around $2,000, but, as of today, has slowly climbed back up to a new all-time high of ~$2,850.
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The dollar has been weak of late as investors have pulled back from riskier assets and closed out trades that involved borrowing in low-yielding yen to buy assets in the U.S. and other markets.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has pulled back from a threat to close a human rights group founded by the detained opposition leader Kem Sokha, a pro-government website said on Saturday.
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The euro edged up 0.1 percent to $1.2379 after being pulled back from a six-day high of $13 when European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Wednesday struck a dovish tone regarding monetary policy.
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Towboats and coast guard vessels were sent to the area after the crash and the "Vitaspirit" tanker, carrying a Maltese flag, was pulled back from the crash site and brought to shore, CNN Turk said.
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Amid soaring tensions following the Pulwama attack in February, which India blamed on Pakistan, the two powers attacked each other with airstrikes for the first time since 1971, but ultimately pulled back from the brink.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone borrowing costs pulled back from multi-month highs on Monday, after a hefty selloff last week on expectations the European Central Bank might end its massive stimulus program sooner than anticipated.
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The lira pulled back from an overnight record low of 7.24 to the dollar on Monday after the central bank pledged to provide liquidity and cut lira and foreign currency reserve requirements for Turkish banks.
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Yet some of the bombers in recent attacks in Nigeria have been found to wear their hair pulled back from the face — a hairstyle reserved for burial rites, a sign they were ready to die.
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The recent surge in long-term U.S. bond yields to four-year highs had helped trigger the slide in the equity market, and while yields have pulled back from those peaks, they still remain elevated.
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It pulled back from a 13-month high of 2110.82 scaled the previous day when currency turmoil in Turkey and concerns about China's economic health supported safe-haven assets and weighed on emerging market currencies.
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"The city was pulled back from the edge of environmental collapse in the 2800s by policies that were then insufficiently monitored and not updated," says Luis Manuel Guerra, a well-known environmental scholar and activist.
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"The city was pulled back from the edge of environmental collapse in the 5.53s by policies that were then insufficiently monitored and not updated," says Luis Manuel Guerra, a well-known environmental scholar and activist.
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The Emirates has held direct maritime security talks with Iran, and has pulled back from the war in Yemen, where it is allied with the Saudis in a battle against the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound pulled back from a two-month high and fell on Friday after Irish Foreign Minister said that London and the European Union were not yet close to a Brexit deal.
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However, many Americans find themselves in economic decline, as grown-up kids lacking economic prospects move back home and grandparents find themselves being pulled back from retirement to support both their kids and their grandkids.
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It comes after South Korea pulled back from a decision to scrap an intelligence-sharing pact with Japan, a key element of regional security cooperation between the two biggest Asian allies of the United States.
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Last week, AbbVie's stock dipped to the low end of its range before bouncing back, and although it has since pulled back from those highs, Moreno said it could have more room to run higher.
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In Europe, the euro eased slightly while euro zone government bond yields, jolted last week by reports that some ECB policymakers had discussed the possibility of lifting interest rates, pulled back from multi-week highs.
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Personnel from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who have been stationed in the DRC to help control the ongoing outbreak were pulled back from the worst affected areas because of safety concerns.
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The British pound pulled back from six-week highs as traders booked profits and investors struck a more cautious note about progress toward a Brexit deal ahead of a European Union summit later this week.
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U.S. crude oil Wall Street pulled back from record levels after a four-day rally as investors braced for the next developments involving the virus and digested a report showing U.S. job growth accelerated last month.
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Traders said the oil market pulled back from even higher gains - both contracts were up over 2 percent - earlier in the day out of relief that Trump did not immediately seek to impose sanction on Iran.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood little changed at 24.5 after falling 267.15% overnight, when it pulled back from a three-week peak of 13 in the wake of Powell's comments.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stocks pulled back from record highs on Wednesday while the dollar declined after minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve offered little to support the notion of an interest rate increase in March.
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Euro zone banks slid 0.51 percent, although they pulled back from earlier larger losses after a League spokesman said the request for cancellation of the debt was never in the official draft of the government programme.
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TOKYO, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond yields pulled back from four-month lows on Wednesday as risk aversion that stemmed from the latest bout of tensions over the Korean Peninsula has eased for a while.
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Activision Blizzard, Electronic Arts – These and other video game makers could be affected today, following an analysis by gaming data firm SuperData that digital video game sales pulled back from March's record high of $8 billion.
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The euro was flat at $1.1254, having pulled back from a high of $1.1285 scaled on Thursday prior to the U.S. inflation data.. The Australian dollar dipped 0.05% to $0.6972 after gaining 0.2% the previous day.
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TOKYO, May 20.8 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks pulled back from a recent 22.8-23.7/3.13 month high on Tuesday, hit by profit-taking, though bank shares staged a rally on hopes of strong earnings for the sector.
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TOKYO, Oct 20.52 (Reuters) - Japan's benchmark Nikkei index pulled back from the highest in more than a year on Wednesday as conflicting signals from the U.S. government dampened optimism for a preliminary trade agreement with China.
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"He's someone who is very central, yet he pulled back from Paris, and in the case of Brussels he didn't participate in the execution," said Thomas Renard, a terrorism expert at the Egmont Institute in Belgium.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar pulled back from year-high levels on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump expressed concern about a strong currency, while disappointing earnings reports and escalating trade tensions weighed on stocks.
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Well, in part it was that the federal government pulled back from building public- or project-based housing, with the Reagan administration in particular slashing the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) budget by over two thirds.
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Mr. Obama abruptly pulled back from his planned missile strike on Syria in August 2013 to seek congressional approval for military action, which he believed he would need for potential later operations, perhaps including against Iran.
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And as the administration has pulled back from protecting the rights, safety and economic welfare of workers, it has sought to undermine state regulators and to prevent workers from protecting their own interest through collective bargaining.
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They pulled back from claiming the Supreme Court had scuttled the Newman ruling in its entirety and held that the "meaningfully close personal relationship" requirement was merely one way of proving the benefit to a tipper.
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"The SNB will be reassured that the depreciation has come at a time when it has pulled back from intervention," Kamal Sharma, G10 FX strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, told CNBC over the phone.
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Although the military has pulled back from some political institutions in recent years, under the junta-drafted 2008 Constitution it retains control of several critical ministries and, in effect, veto power in Parliament, among other prerogatives.
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Shares of the XLK jumped to a fresh all-time high of $75.77 back in August, but have since pulled back from the highs and is now on track for it's worst monthly performance since March.
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It is the second time in six months that Brussels has pulled back from a debt procedure against Italy, a sign of Rome's willingness to compromise but also of Brussels' lenient interpretation of EU fiscal rules.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street pulled back from Wednesday's records, led by financials, while the dollar traded at a seven-week high on positive U.S. data and growing expectations the Federal Reserve will soon raise interest rates.
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In Helmand, where thousands of British and American troops were killed or wounded fighting the Taliban, government forces have pulled back from many areas and are struggling to hold centers close to the provincial capital, Lashkar Gah.
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A report prepared for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change suggested that a move away from meat and towards plant-based diets could help fight global warming, but it pulled back from recommending that people become vegetarians.
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On Monday, U.S. stocks pulled back from record highs, with the Dow and the S&P 500 indexes marking their biggest one-day percentage declines in about five months, weighed down by a slide in Apple shares.
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Sentiment also took a hit as global shares slumped on worries about the health of Deutsche Bank and as oil prices pulled back from near-one month highs on scepticism over OPEC's new plan to curb output.
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On Monday, U.S. stocks pulled back from record highs, with the Dow and the S&P 266.66 indexes marking their biggest one-day percentage declines in about five months, weighed down by a slide in Apple shares.
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For the latest Reuters news on the referendum including full multimedia coverage, click The British pound eased 2104.01 percent in Asian trade to $10.58, having pulled back from a three-week high of $222 set on Monday.
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Investors pulled back from riskier bets, as hopes of a trade deal between the world's two largest economies helped a rally in stocks recently, with the S&P 27.087 and the Nasdaq hitting record highs last week.
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Japan's economy rebounded in the fourth quarter as business and consumer spending pulled back from the slump caused by natural disasters, although analysts expect trade friction and a planned sales tax hike to dampen growth in 2019.
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ISTANBUL, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The Turkish lira weakened slightly to 6.92 against the dollar on Tuesday morning, having pulled back from a record low of 7.24 a day earlier after the central bank pledged to provide liquidity.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An index of Australian business conditions pulled back from record highs in March with confidence seemingly taking a hit from the threat of a global trade war as the United States slapped tariffs on China.
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Most general counsels work in obscurity, but Ms. Dietrick, with the added responsibilities of president, has taken on more of a leadership role at Gawker as Mr. Denton has pulled back from the day-to-day operations.
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Saudi Arabia has become much more aggressive in the Middle East as the United States has pulled back from its traditional role in the region, according to Philippe Dauba-Pantanacce, global geopolitical strategist at Standard Chartered bank.
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British gilts, also up sharply higher on the day, pulled back from session highs on news that there was no agreement between the EU and Britain on Brexit after a meeting on Monday, according to a source.
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Turkey, which is a member of NATO, launched its attack just days after U.S. troops had pulled back from the area, with Turkish warplanes and artillery striking Kurdish militia positions in several towns in the border region.
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In the euro zone, downward moves in government bond yields were limited and investors across markets pulled back from their initial buying of safe-haven assets as immediate fears of a more significant worsening in Iran-U.
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The S&P 500 pulled back from record highs on Tuesday, while the Dow industrials edged up for an eighth straight day of gains, as investors digested mixed earnings reports amid lowered expectations for global economic growth.
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Tim Hortons, the Canadian coffee chain that's owned by Burger King parent Restaurant Brands International, pulled back from selling Beyond's sausages and burgers in all provinces except British Columbia and Ontario as the limited-time offer expired.
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Mick Mulvaney, head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has pulled back from a full-scale probe of how Equifax failed to protect the personal data of millions of consumers, according to people familiar with the matter.
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It has pulled back from past stances on salt and sugar consumption that had led critics to brand the association as anti-consumer, and is no longer trying to forge a consensus on other controversial nutrition topics.
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The greenback fell further in late trading and the S&P 523 pulled back from a session high after Trump told Reuters in an interview he was "not thrilled" with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for raising rates.
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ET. Canada's main stock index slipped on Wednesday, as financial stocks fell after the U.S. Federal Reserve held its interest rates steady and as investors pulled back from Canadian National Railway and grocer Loblaw Cos after their earnings.
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TOKYO, Feb 0.00.400 (Reuters) - Yields on longer-dated Japanese government bonds pulled back from two-year lows on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan trimmed the amount of debt it offered to buy at a regular market operation.
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Some veteran French diplomats and officials say the policies of Macron's predecessors, Francois Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy, kept the country on the front line while others, such as the United States and Britain, pulled back from foreign adventures.
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Turkey launched a military offensive into northeastern Syria last week after Trump ordered a small contingent of about 50 US troops to be pulled back from the border area amid a belief that a Turkish incursion was imminent.
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Turkey launched its long-threatened incursion into Syria after President Donald Trump ordered a small contingent of about 50 US troops to be pulled back from the border area amid a belief that a Turkish incursion was imminent.
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Trump pulled back from kickstarting another trade war last week, saying in a Twitter post Sunday that he has "full confidence" that Mexico will crack down on migration from Central America, after the two neighbors reached a consensus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British pound pulled back from six-week highs on Tuesday as traders booked profits and investors struck a more cautious note about progress towards a Brexit deal ahead of a European Union summit this week.
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NEW YORK, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Wall Street pulled back from record highs on Monday with the S&P 73 marking its biggest one-day percentage decline in about five months, weighed down by a slide in Apple shares.
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Turkey's lira pulled back from a record low against the dollar on Monday morning after the central bank pledged to provide liquidity and cut reserve requirements for Turkish banks, but the currency's meltdown continued to shake global markets.
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TOKYO, Oct 21.24 (Reuters) - Japan's benchmark Nikkei index pulled back from its the highest level in more than a year on Wednesday as conflicting signals from the U.S. government dampened optimism for a preliminary trade agreement with China.
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In 2014, he pulled back from building his museum in San Francisco amid another furious community battle and after local officials rejected a proposal to construct the building on a prime piece of bayside land in the Presidio.
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MAY 10 TARIFF RATE INCREASE On May 20183, 2019, Trump increased tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25% from 10% after China pulled back from a proposed deal that U.S. officials said was nearly completed.
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Mr. Trump has veered between offering negotiations and threatening "obliteration," and he pulled back from strikes on Iran in retaliation for the shooting down of a drone, instead imposing additional sanctions against the country's supreme leader this week.
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Other outlets were reporting that they had left the premises — which would have made the situation much more dangerous — but Ms. Tabuchi thought they had only pulled back from the areas of the plant closest to the sea.
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A very small population can be pulled back from the edge, but "it requires outside-the-box thinking," said Samuel Turvey, a research fellow at the Zoological Society of London who studies conservation management for highly threatened species.
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Analysts attribute the surge to investors looking for profits in the low-interest rate environment with political risks diminished as the government, for example, pulled back from plans to force banks to convert Swiss franc mortgages into zlotys.
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Sterling had climbed to a 10-day peak of $1.2707 on Thursday but pulled back from the high after the Bank of England kept interest rates on hold, saying Brexit uncertainty had "intensified considerably" over the last month.
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The Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, at the edge of the harbor in a decade-old building, explored but ultimately pulled back from an expansion into an adjacent office building by the original architects, Diller Scofidio + Renfro.
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Against a basket of six major currencies, the dollar pulled back from two-week highs scaled on Tuesday as U.S. bond yields extended the previous day's heavy fall, with 10-year yields hitting 2-1/2-year lows.
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One senior administration official said the President obviously learned some lessons about the "power" of special interests working against the bill, which leadership pulled back from consideration after it became clear it didn't have the support to get passed.
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The arrests, related to the executives' refusal to sign a supply contract for furnace parts for a PDVSA joint venture, were made public after some oil-service companies pulled back from Venezuela, writing off billions of dollars in assets.
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While the president has not pulled back from his hard stance on China, his focus on the market puts him at odds with Lighthizer, who, unlike both Trump and Mnuchin, generally avoids discussing equities in relation to trade talks.
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CHINESE CURRENCY: The offshore yuan pulled back from a record low after Beijing appeared to take steps to prevent it from weakening further after the sharp drop that prompted the U.S. government to accuse China of manipulating its currency.
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At the time it pulled back from several overseas markets including Brazil and Indonesia, but this year it has launched and re-launched sales in dozens of countries such as Indonesia, Vietnam, Russia, the United Arab Emirates and Ukraine.
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The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, pulled back from a six-month high as data showing rising U.S. stocks countered fears of tight supply resulting from OPEC output cuts and U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran.
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LONDON, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Portuguese bond yields pulled back from recent six-week lows on Wednesday, ahead of a sale of government debt — the first since the country passed a key ratings review at the end of last week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As the green tarpaulin covers were pulled back from Wimbledon's grass courts on Monday morning, and straw-hatted stewards prepared to police the snaking queues, a growing number of informed observers were contemplating a July 4 fairytale.
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Twenty-two of Tokyo's 33 sub-indexes rose, led by defensive shares such as pharmaceuticals and foods, while the losers included oil and coal products which slipped as crude oil prices pulled back from 13-1/2-year peaks.
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In equities, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan pulled back from a 12-day high scaled the previous day to lose 0.5 percent, facing the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates diverting money from emerging markets.
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Banks rethinking Banks pulled back from underwriting highly leveraged loans after US leveraged lending guidance was implemented in 2013, which opened the door to a flood of cash from private debt and direct lending strategies targeting middle market debt.
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Turkey's lira pulled back from a record low of 7.24 to the dollar on Monday after the Turkish central bank pledged to provide liquidity, but it remained under selling pressure and its meltdown caused further unease on global markets.
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US stock futures rose again on Friday as the dollar pulled back from its highest level in three years, and as relief from the vast central bank and government stimulus efforts announced in recent days began to set in.
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Turkey has sent thousands of troops and heavy military hardware into Syria and Erdogan has warned that Turkey would launch a full-scale offensive to repel Syrian forces unless they pulled back from Turkish observation posts in the region.
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A slim, brisk fifty-nine-year-old dressed in jeans and a V-necked sweater with a Bic pen in the V, she looked indelibly English—fair straight hair pulled back from the face, cornflower-blue eyes, no makeup.
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James Davis, a top aide to billionaire Charles Koch, left the Koch political network on Tuesday, underscoring a series of major changes for a force on the right that has pulled back from its heavy involvement in electoral politics.
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Wall Street pulled back from record-high territory on Monday, weighed down by a drop in drugmaker Merck and a report that U.S. lawmakers are discussing a gradual phase-in corporate tax cuts rather than reducing it all at once.
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North Korea has effectively pulled back from engagement with Washington since the February meeting between Kim and Trump in Hanoi collapsed without agreement on U.S. demands for the dismantling of Pyongyang's nuclear program and Kim's demands for relief from punishing sanctions.
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"Bond yields have pulled back from their peaks and the dollar is trading with a soft tone," said Satoshi Okagawa, senior global markets analyst at Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Singapore, referring to a pullback in U.S. 21.19-year Treasury yields.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Mick Mulvaney, head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has pulled back from a full-scale probe of how Equifax Inc failed to protect the personal data of millions of consumers, according to people familiar with the matter.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks on major world markets edged lower on Tuesday, with a decline in the materials sector offsetting rising energy shares, while long-dated U.S. Treasury yields pulled back from multi-year highs and helped weaken the U.S. dollar.
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Greek ten-year government bond yields pulled back from the 3% record low hit on Monday after dropping 20 basis points but were still close to all-time lows at 3.175% ahead of elections which will take place on July 7.
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ISTANBUL/ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's lira pulled back from a record low of 503 to the dollar on Monday after the central bank pledged to provide liquidity, but it remained under selling pressure and its meltdown caused further unease on global markets.
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The lira pulled back from a record low of 7.24 to the dollar hit on Monday, having lost around 45 percent of its value this year, after the central bank said it would provide liquidity and cut reserve requirements for banks.
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Benchmark copper rose 0.8% to $09003,060 a tonne at 0207 GMT, rebounding from a 15-month low hit in the previous session, while lead pulled back from a 26-month low hit on Monday, rising 2917.62% to $20600,20630 a tonne.
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Last week, the country launched its long-threatened incursion into the country after Trump ordered a small contingent of about 50 US troops to be pulled back from the border area amid a belief that a Turkish incursion was imminent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street pulled back from record highs on Monday, with the Dow and the S&P 500 indexes marking their biggest one-day percentage declines in about five months, weighed down by a slide in Apple shares.
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The dollar rebounded on Monday after its poorest weekly performance in three months the previous week, helped by gains against the yen, which pulled back from Friday's three-week highs after the Bank of Japan eased policy less aggressively than expected.
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It surged to 113.340 overnight on robust revised U.S. GDP data but had failed to sustain the gains as U.S. yields, a key driver of the dollar recently, initially pulled back from 16-month highs before rising in Asia on Wednesday.
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Around 25 police officers showed up, but they were "pulled back from the area because it was determined that, at that point, it was unsafe for them to go into the situation," Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier told The Bismark Tribune.
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Aviva pulled back from several markets last year, selling its stakes in three Spanish joint ventures, its Italian joint venture, part of its French business and its Taiwan joint venture stake, to focus on core markets including Britain and Canada.
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"So I pulled back from the career I love, and it was the best decision I ever made — to just be home and be a mom and not completely give up my career, but just switch things around a little bit."
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Against a basket of six major currencies, the dollar pulled back from two-week highs scaled on Tuesday as U.S. bond yields extended the previous day's heavy fall, with 10-year yields hitting 2-1/2-year lows below 1.12753%.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was lower on Friday along with Wall Street stocks as investors pulled back from technology stocks and were skeptical President Donald Trump's Republican party would succeed in its efforts at overhauling U.S. tax law.
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In practice, OneHop works quite well, but the requirement for people to already be fully invested in Huawei's ecosystem is sort of a non-starter for anyone here in the States, where Huawei has pulled back from selling its phones.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling pulled back from a three-week high on Wednesday after the dollar rebounded, and traders said investors were cautious about pushing the pound much higher until there was clarity on the terms of a Brexit transition deal.
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To Sessions, any sign that the New York Police Department is being pulled back from the "tough on crime" tactics of old is abhorrent; it doesn't even matter what the actual statistics say — surely, it must have led to more crime.
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Asian stocks pulled back from a one-month high on Friday as the Federal Reserve appeared poised to deliver another interest rate hike next month, paring gains made earlier this week after U.S. midterm elections triggered a global equities rally.
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The euro has lost nearly 0.9 percent this week, having pulled back from a 3-1/2-month high of $1.1815 scaled on Monday after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said he sees a vigorous pickup in euro zone inflation.
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Michigan, which is heavily dependent on supply chain links with Mexico, dodged additional trouble when Mr. Trump pulled back from his threat to impose tariffs on imports from Mexico, though the president has reserved the option of changing his position.
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The United States withdrew from the human rights council last year, accusing it of having an anti-Israeli bias and serving as a platform for some of the world's worst rights abusers, but it has since pulled back from complete disengagement.
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But share prices have pulled back from recent highs, with Wall Street closing weaker on Tuesday, MSCI's index of Asian shares outside Japan retreating from 19-month peaks and Japan's benchmark Nikkei likewise falling 21%, off a four-week high.
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But share prices have pulled back from recent highs, with Wall Street closing weaker on Tuesday, MSCI's index of Asian shares outside Japan retreating from 2500-month peaks and Japan's benchmark Nikkei likewise falling 20.6%, off a four-week high.
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Where to get dessert or drinks Lickety Split sits, pulled back from the street, inside an adorable colonial cottage, and nowhere in New York captures the scoop shop vibe of Jersey Shore and New England ice cream parlors quite like it.
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The company has used third-party job boards like Monster in the past, but pulled back from them after its reputation grew sufficiently, mostly because it found that too many of those sites' users send out generic mass job applications.
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Turkey launched a military operation against Kurdish fighters in northeast Syria on Wednesday just days after U.S. troops pulled back from the area, with air strikes and artillery hitting YPG militia positions around the border town of Ras al Ain.
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Crude prices pulled back from earlier session highs reached after Saudi Arabia's OPEC Governor Adeeb Al-Aama said in a statement that the kingdom expects crude exports to drop by roughly 13,21 bpd in August as it limits excess production.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel pulled back from approving hundreds of new homes for Israelis in annexed East Jerusalem on Wednesday before a speech in which the U.S. Secretary of State was to give further voice to international opposition to settlement building.
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Borrowing costs in Germany and France pulled back from seven-week highs as demand for safe-haven debt grew after the U.S. administration increased pressure on China by proposing a higher 0953 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Reuters reported on Monday that Mulvaney, who President Donald Trump in November tapped to temporarily head the CFPB after Director Richard Cordray stepped down, has pulled back from a full-scale probe into how Equifax failed to protect customer data.
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On prospects for auto industry sales in the United States, Mohatarem said GM has not pulled back from its bullish forecast of industry sales of 18 million vehicles, including medium and heavy trucks, that it gave at the start of this year.
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In eastern Europe, the Polish zloty and Czech crown pulled back from multi-year highs against the euro after Tuesday's robust economic data The Polish central bank is expected to hold interest rates at 21319 percent at its meeting later in the day.
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The contrast was a dollar near a three-week low against its main peers ahead of testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that should shine some more light on why it has pulled back from further interest rate rises this year.
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Most of the Gulf Arab monarchies have in private been sorely disappointed by Obama's presidency, regarding it as a period in which the United States has pulled back from the region, giving more space to their arch rival Iran to expand its influence.
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The euro pulled back from 5-1/115.513 month highs overnight as the boost from the outcome of Sunday's first round of France's presidential election faded, while the yen - a sufferer this week from buoyant sentiment on stock markets - fell another 0.3 percent.
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Most of the GCC states, which include Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Oman, have been bitterly disappointed in Obama's presidency, during which they believe the United States has pulled back from the region, giving more space to Iran.
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It is hilarious to me that the camera pulled back from what already seemed like a bizarre outfit and revealed what Swift is actually wearing — a letterman jacket over fishnet tights and a... men's XL Disney World's Animal Kingdom t-shirt from 1992?
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When looking over the data, she said, she'd sometimes find a discussion with all the hallmarks of a row in the making, and would read on only to find that the participants had somehow pulled back from the brink and ended things amicably.
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Turkey's lira pulled back from a record low to the dollar in morning trading after the central bank pledged to provide liquidity and cut reserve requirements for Turkish banks, but the currency's meltdown is still a major worry for emerging markets and beyond.
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Police pulled back from a three-week siege of the Dhammakaya temple this month after failing to find Phra Dhammachayo in a search that was frustrated by monks and devotees in one of the biggest challenges to Thailand's junta since a 2014 coup.
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Egypt's plan to construct a new city 45 km (28 miles) east of Cairo was announced in March 2015 at a Sharm al-Sheikh summit held to attract foreign investors who pulled back from the country after the 2011 revolt against the government.
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Zopa's move into banking comes as the peer-to-peer industry, which capitalized on the gap left by big banks as they pulled back from lending following the financial crisis, faces the prospect of stricter regulation and still encounters suspicion from some investors.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will leave "a small peacekeeping group" of 200 American troops in Syria for a period of time after a U.S. pullout, the White House said on Thursday, as President Donald Trump pulled back from a complete withdrawal.
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Still, third quarter growth figures, due to be published in mid-November, are likely to be sluggish as retail sales were modest and construction output pulled back from earlier highs, exacerbating the hit to growth from a big drop in industrial production.
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Nicole Sahin, chief executive at recruitment firm Globalization Partners in Boston, says a large multi-national client of hers recently pulled back from an $2000 million investment in a U.S.-based energy project after rising steel costs made the investment not viable.
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The euro has lost more than 0.9 percent this week, having pulled back from a 3-1/2-month high of $1.1815 scaled on Monday after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said he sees a vigorous pickup in euro zone inflation.
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The insurer has pulled back from several markets this year, selling its stake in three Spanish joint ventures, its Italian joint venture, part of its French business and its Taiwan joint venture stake, to focus on core markets including Britain and Canada.
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But even before the trading day ended, major U.S. indexes pulled back from intraday highs on scepticism that Washington and Beijing can resolve their deep-seated differences in the three-month negotiating window that was agreed, after which tariffs could escalate again.
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Under Mr. Trump, the Justice Department has pulled back from his predecessor's investigations of police abuse and misconduct; resumed the use of private, for-profit prisons; and stopped granting commutations to low-level drug offenders who have spent years or decades behind bars.
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The safe-haven yen and Swiss franc pulled back from recent highs against the dollar on Tuesday as financial markets stabilized, with investors turning more hopeful that tensions between the United States and Iran would not escalate into an all-out war.
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I would take a page from Bill Gates, who pulled back from Microsoft and transformed from the corporate villain of a generation into the philanthropic patron saint of billionaires, the billionaire who made billionairedom so lovable and blameless in the first place.
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France, a NATO ally and key backer of the Syrian opposition, has sharply criticized U.S. policy in Syria since the Obama administration pulled back from launching strikes against President Bashar al-Assad in 2013 after a chemical attack that killed hundreds of people.
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But the company pulled back from those ambitions as a combination of low oil and gas prices and the threat of rising interest rates led to turbulence in the energy markets and skittishness among renewable-energy investors and the company's stock tumbled.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The safe-haven Japanese yen and Swiss franc pulled back from recent highs against the dollar on Tuesday as financial markets stabilized, with investors turning more hopeful that U.S.-Iran tensions would not escalate into an all-out war.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rebounded on Monday after its poorest weekly performance in three months the previous week, helped by gains against the yen, which pulled back from Friday's three-week highs after the Bank of Japan eased policy less aggressively than expected.
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Britain's blue-chip FTSE climbed 292.989 percent to a one-week high, while sterling skidded to a nine-month low at 292.548 pence per euro and pulled back from an 22016-month high against the dollar after the BoE left rates at a record low.
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LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) - Emerging equities approached two-week lows on Tuesday pressured by sluggish economic growth and fears of default in Malaysia while Saudi shares pulled back from the 3-1/2 month highs hit after the kingdom unveiled its reform plan on Monday.
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The smell had to be in her dress, which Valerie didn't dare wash because it looked as though it had to be dry-cleaned, or in her lank, licorice-colored hair, which was pulled back from her forehead under an even grubbier stretch Alice band.
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READ: India is threatening Pakistan's water supply over a suicide attack in Kashmir While that incident saw the two sides trade airstrikes for the first time in decades, they eventually pulled back from the brink after Pakistan returned a captured Indian air force pilot.
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Michael Bradley pulled back from it near the center circle, then it skipped twice, splitting the center backs Omar Gonzalez and Michael Orozco and landing at the feet of the predatory forward Carlos Ruiz, who slid the ball past Howard and into the net.
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European stocks pulled back from a 1-month high after the disappointing U.S. PMI data compounded worries of a global economic sluggishness, while uncertainty over Britain's hard exit from the European Union put an end to the FTSE 100's four-day winning streak.
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President Trump pulled back from his plan to impose tariffs on all Mexican imports, saying on Friday night on Twitter that the United States and Mexico had reached an agreement to reduce the number of migrants entering the United States over the southwestern border.
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On his watch, the Civil Rights Division has also changed its position on whether Texas' strict voter identification law was discriminatory, pulled back from using consent decrees to reform troubled police departments, and began a project to scrutinize affirmative action practices in university admissions.
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Although companies like Sunrun, which focuses on installing panels on residential rooftops, said they could withstand higher prices, developers of large-scale projects said they were already seeing a slowdown as customers pulled back from committing to deals that could become uneconomical if costs rose.
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The Home is an oasis plopped in the midst of the dusty Texas plains, and Kibler's account of its inhabitants, their doomed histories and the lifeboat into which they are all crammed is a rich saga of plucky women pulled back from the brink.
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MARKET NEWS * The safe-haven yen slid from three-month highs against the dollar on Wednesday, as U.S.-Iran tensions eased after President Donald Trump signalled there would be no further military action, for now, with Tehran appearing to have pulled back from its threats.
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Investors pulled back from riskier bets on fears the trade war between the world's biggest economies was escalating, especially as hopes of a deal have helped stocks surge this year, with the S&P 23, and the Nasdaq indexes hitting record highs last week.
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Since that debacle, from which Mr. Corbyn emerged with an increased mandate from party members and supporters, his many Labour Party critics in Parliament have pulled back from outright confrontation, aware that they risked being blamed for causing poor poll ratings by provoking internal divisions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar pulled back from near a four-month low against the Japanese yen on Friday, and was on pace to snap an eight-day losing streak against the safe-haven currency, after Republicans killed their bill to overhaul the U.S. healthcare system.
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As tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate, President Donald Trump approved military strikes on several Iranian targets — but abruptly pulled back from launching them on Thursday night, according to three U.S. officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive national security decisions.
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In his first 100 days as president, Trump has made dramatic cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency, dismantled former President Barack Obama's climate legacy, gave permission to complete the controversial Dakota Access and the Keystone XL Pipelines, and pulled back from the Paris Climate agreements of 2014.
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NEW YORK, July 19 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 pulled back from its record high on Tuesday, while the Dow industrials edged higher to mark an eighth straight session of gains, as investors digested mixed earnings reports as well as lowered expectations for global economic growth.
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Mr. Bundy and four others — including two of his sons, Ryan and Ammon — were indicted last month on charges they carried out a "massive armed assault" on the federal officers who tried to confiscate Mr. Bundy's cattle; Bureau of Land Management rangers pulled back from the confrontation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gauge of world stocks fell on Tuesday and the euro dropped to its lowest level in about a month as investors pulled back from trades that have worked for most of 2017 in the face of continued political uncertainty around the globe.
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First, he takes on Barack Obama: Working-class Americans pulled back from Democrats in this last period of Democratic governance because of President Obama's insistence on heralding economic progress and the bailout of the irresponsible elites, while ordinary people's incomes crashed and they continued to struggle financially.
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Mr. Trump had told the Turkish president that American troops fighting alongside the Kurds in a counterterrorism mission against the Islamic State would be pulled back from the border with Syria, which critics of the president's policy said effectively gave the Turks permission to start their offensive.
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Markets were boosted by news that conversions of Swiss franc mortgages into zloty would be less punitive for banks than feared Czech stocks however fell 2033 percent, led by a 224.81 percent plunge in Komercni Banka which pulled back from a policy of paying high dividends.
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In one memo dated June 22, according to the Daily Mail, Darroch questioned Trump's claim that he pulled back from retaliating against Iran last month after the downing of a US drone because the President was told at the last minute that US air strikes could kill 150 Iranians.
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The lira currency, which has lost more than 40 percent against the U.S. dollar this year, pulled back from a record low of 7.24 earlier on Monday after the central bank pledged to provide liquidity, but it remained under selling pressure and its meltdown continued to rattle global markets.
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But, in a sign that the rally in world shares is losing momentum, Chinese stocks pulled back from seven-month highs following a sharp correction in bank shares , and Japan's Nikkei fell more than 1.5 percent to its lowest level in just over a week as the yen firmed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House has signaled to congressional Republican leaders that it has pulled back from U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to shut down the government if a border wall with Mexico is not funded, the Washington Post reported on Friday, citing a senior Republican congressional aide.
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AND THE BREXIT VOTE, I THINK, PULLED BACK FROM THAT VISION, WHICH IS A BIG CHALLENGE FOR ALL OF US. BUT ONE THING THAT I TAKE ENCOURAGEMENT FROM IS THE G20, WHICH MET A WEEKEND AGO, WHEN THEY FIRST MET POST THE FINANCIAL CRISIS, THEY SAID TWO THINGS.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds and speculative investors have pulled back from the $5 trillion a day global currency market and less risk-taking by banks as well as reduced trading on multi-player platforms is a risk to future financial stability, the Bank of International Settlements said on Sunday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors pulled back from the stock market for a third straight week, withdrawing $0.2473 billion in cash in the week ended Wednesday, in the face of a potential full-blown trade war between the United States and China, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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He will take charge of a group that, under Colao, pulled back from its once brazen expansionist drive to be able to build up its European operations from a pure mobile player to a broader communications provider that offers everything from cable TV to broadband and enterprise services.
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The hot-and-hotter Israel-Gaza border nearly devolved into a full-blown war during a bloody weekend of rocket attacks and airstrikes in May, before both sides were pulled back from the brink by Egypt and the United Nations, which brokered a standoff agreement through indirect talks.
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Moscow has accrued power in the Middle East since 2015 by sending troops to Syria, where Russia and Iran have been key backers of President Bashar al-Assad in a civil war – while Saudi Arabia sided with Syrian rebels and the United States pulled back from the conflict.
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Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, has pulled back from his promise to withdraw from the Paris deal, but: I'll be looking to see to what extent Bolsonaro sides with Trump and pushes for further development of the Amazon rainforest, whose trees are key to sucking up global carbon dioxide emissions.
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The Orioles got solo homers from Pedro Alvarez in the second and Chris Davis in the fourth, and an RBI single from Hyun Soo Kim in the seventh — on a fly ball that center fielder Kevin Kiermaier leaped and pulled back from going over the wall, preventing a grand slam.
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The government, preoccupied by a coming referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union and wary of further fights with Parliament, pulled back from radical changes like influencing BBC programming, though the changes in how the BBC is overseen are a delicate topic, given its strong tradition of editorial independence.
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Belligerent and confrontational as he is in his public persona, Mr. Trump has at times pulled back from the use of force, convinced that America has wasted too many lives and too much money in pointless Middle East wars and wary of repeating what he considers the mistakes of his predecessors.
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State Department officials struggled on Friday to answer questions about how the roles of the incoming American forces in the Persian Gulf kingdom and those being pulled back from the Syrian border differed, and whether the deployments to Saudi Arabia contradicted the president's strategy of withdrawing from the Middle East.
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Bankers have been frustrated by what they perceive as overzealous enforcement of fair lending rules over the last few years, while at the same time consumer watchdogs and regulators have raised serious concerns about biased lending in some communities after banks pulled back from mortgage lending because of the financial crisis.
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Related: The Taliban Just Completely Trashed the Possibility of Peace Talks in Afghanistan In Helmand, where thousands of British and American troops were killed or wounded fighting the Taliban, government forces have pulled back from many areas and are struggling to hold on to centers close to the provincial capital, Lashkar Gah.
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The Japanese currency last traded at 106.440 per dollar, having pulled back from a seven-month peak near 105.000 reached a week ago when events including unrest in Hong Kong and a meltdown in Argentina's markets triggered a fresh bout of anxiety in markets already shaken by the U.S.-China trade war.
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Sterling adding to its overnight gains after Prime Minister Theresa May announced talks with the opposition Labour party in a bid to break the Brexit deadlock that may lead to a softer departure deal with the EU. The euro rose 0.4 percent as the dollar pulled back from its recent highs, touching $1.1246.
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The Japanese currency last traded at 106.375 per dollar, having pulled back from a seven-month peak near 59.1 reached a week ago when events including unrest in Hong Kong and a meltdown in Argentina's markets triggered a fresh bout of anxiety in markets already shaken by the U.S.-China trade war.
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The Japanese currency last traded at 106.370 per dollar, having pulled back from a seven-month peak near 1.153 reached a week ago when events including unrest in Hong Kong and a meltdown in Argentina's markets triggered a fresh bout of anxiety in markets already shaken by the U.S.-China trade war.
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The character is the first to be introduced that wasn't part of that initial batch of heroes in Justice League, which makes a bit of sense: DC has pulled back from its more ambitious overarching Expanded Universe in favor of films that are a bit more standalone following the success of Wonder Woman.
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The bizarre similarities between the two occurrences—a suicidal individual being pulled back from a literal and figurative edge through the promise of food—illuminates the psychological significance of food, particularly in emergency situations like these, and hopefully helps to explain just how deep our ties run with the things we eat.
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But the Police Department, in continuing to drive down crime even as it has pulled back from heavy low-level enforcement and aggressive tactics like stop-and-frisk, has shown the value of focusing resources on stopping serious crime, said David M. Kennedy, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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The , however, pulled back from a 0.593-1/2-month peak hit two days ago versus the dollar, dropping 0.54 percent to 77 U.S. cents The dollar was also supported by data showing U.S. consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of U.S. economic activity, rose 0.4 percent last month.
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In continuing to drive down crime even as it has pulled back from heavy enforcement of low-level offenses and from aggressive tactics like stop-and-frisk, the Police Department has shown the value of focusing on stopping serious crime, said David M. Kennedy, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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The letter adds to mounting pressure on Mick Mulvaney, the interim head of the CFPB, to resume a full-scale probe into the company after Reuters reported that the bureau had pulled back from an investigation into how hackers were able to steal data Equifax had gathered on around 143 million Americans.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in May pulled back from the Iran nuclear deal, which eased sanctions in exchange for Iran limiting its nuclear program.
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" Taking aim at former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. earlier in the day, he said that China had pulled back from a trade deal because it wanted to wait him out and negotiate with a President Biden or "one of the very weak Democrats, and thereby continue to rip off the United States.
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When I first got sober and pulled back from what was then a very boozy queer scene, I experienced the novelty of suddenly having more in common with a whole mess of straight people: struggling alcoholics who were helping me understand my disease, more so than the queer people who had previously been my only support system.
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Acura also committed what have been seen as some serious blunders, such as dropping the Legend and Integra badges for forgettable alphanumeric alternatives like TL and RL. It also opted for more conservative designs and, with the decision to end the run of the original NSX, pulled back from the performance niche that helps define luxury brands.
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Sterling adding to its overnight gains after Prime Minister Theresa May announced talks with the opposition Labour party in a bid to break the Brexit deadlock that may lead to a softer departure deal with the EU. The euro rose as the dollar pulled back from its recent highs, touching $1.1219 as the European session got underway.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday evening pulled back from his threats to close the southern border, claiming that Mexico is now cooperating in apprehending migrants.
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But if Trump pulled back from the full constitutional crisis that firing Mueller would have sparked, he and his allies in the Republican Party have pursued an almost equally dangerous plan B: If they can't fire Mueller, they can at least discredit the investigation so that GOP partisans will reject the findings and stay loyal to the president and his party.
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The brisk start to the year for corporate deal-making continued as chips giant Intel said it would acquire driverless technology firm Mobileye for $15.3 billion In bond markets, euro zone government bond yields pulled back from multi-week highs, as nervous investors turned their focus to this week's Dutch parliamentary elections — the next key gauge of populism in Europe.
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While Allianz recently pulled back from buying London's City Airport, it is expected to look at France's sale of its stakes in the Lyon-Saint-Exupery and Nice Cote d'Azur airports, people familiar with the matter have said, adding the insurer may also express interest in a minority stake in British M6 toll motorway, which is coming up for sale.
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I pulled back from press and not really talking to anybody because I felt like for awhile it was becoming more about me than the music, and you just end up being clickbait or filling in gaps in narratives that I just don't have any need to be a part of because it doesn't have anything to do with what I'm trying to accomplish.
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