Oscar Health isn't pulling back from the Obamacare individual market.
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I'm not the only one pulling back from social media.
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Other private equity firms, however, are pulling back from China.
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Yet ESPN seems uninterested in pulling back from political conversations.
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And Apple does not look like pulling back from the country.
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Several major retailers seem to be pulling back from the brink.
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Bookshop is about pulling back from the disruptive influence of Amazon.
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Oil futures dipped on the EIA report, pulling back from earlier gains.
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Encouraging customers to pay full price after pulling back from discount retailers.
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Breakingviews Several major retailers seem to be pulling back from the brink.
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But many are pulling back from ambitious plans, awaiting word from Washington.
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Sterling was also slightly down at $1.3157, pulling back from 3-month highs.
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And it may alienate foreign investors who are already pulling back from Canada.
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The ECB is also expected to start pulling back from its easing policies.
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Others, like McDonald's and Coca-Cola, have also been pulling back from China.
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MTN, a large South African telecoms company, is pulling back from some smaller countries.
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U.S. allies have been rattled by his warnings about pulling back from the world.
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N225 fell, pulling back from earlier one-year highs to close down 0.3 percent.
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"A load of banks are pulling back from the market," a senior banker said.
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And your own daughter might have a good reason for pulling back from advocacy.
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I thought we were leaving the single market and pulling back from intensifying European cooperation!
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Ford and other carmakers are so far showing no sign of pulling back from Mexico.
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Wall Street ended flat, pulling back from early gains after Facebook disclosed a security breach.
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And that includes pulling back from this key access road in the north near Aleppo.
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Japan's SMBC, on the other hand, is resisting pulling back from Europe's leveraged loan market.
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WorleyParsons leapt 20.92 percent, pulling back from a 20.08-year trough touched earlier this week.
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Sterling was also slightly down 0.1 percent at $1.3150, pulling back from 3-month highs.
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The dollar has eased since Thursday, pulling back from its highest level in three years.
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Spot gold fell 0.5% to $1,538.00 per ounce, pulling back from a six-year high.
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Spot gold fell 0.42% to $1,535.89 per ounce, pulling back from a six-year high.
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Pitney said she also feels that private investment has been pulling back from the state.
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The US trade deficit is pulling back from the widest level seen in a decade.
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U.S. stock indexes opened lower, pulling back from record high levels reached earlier in the week.
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Wall Street's main stock indexes registered slim gains, pulling back from stronger increases during the session.
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Quitting or pulling back from social media does have a measurable therapeutic effect for some folks.
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Imports had been expected to have climbed 8.5 percent, pulling back from 11.9 percent in April.
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U.S. equities closed lower Tuesday, pulling back from record highs, as oil prices pressured energy stocks.
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There the topic was managed retreat or strategic retreat, a deliberate pulling back from coastal areas.
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Fearing bigger losses, insurers are pulling back from high-risk areas in California, leaving homeowners scrambling.
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And in a sign of growing optimism, investors are pulling back from safe havens like gold.
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U.S. stock indexes ended marginally lower, pulling back from record high levels reached earlier in the week.
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Several large insurers have in recent months announced they are pulling back from ObamaCare, citing financial losses.
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U.S.-bound car exports fell for a third straight month, pulling back from last year's brisk shipments.
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Tokyo's Nikkei share average fell, pulling back from earlier one-year highs to close down 0.3 percent.
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While pulling back from enforcement, EPA says it expects public water systems not to relax their standards.
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Tehran has responded in recent months by pulling back from some of its commitments under the pact.
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For months the Pentagon has urged the YPG to mollify Turkey by pulling back from the border.
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The economy grew at a 2.1% rate last quarter, pulling back from the first quarter's brisk 3.1% pace.
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We had a story a few days ago that said European companies are already pulling back from Iran.
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MSCI's all-country world stock index traded 0.26 percent, pulling back from gains of more than 1 percent.
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The economy grew at a 20.4% rate last quarter, pulling back from the first quarter's brisk 20.5% pace.
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The S&P 500 slid 0.3% to 3,037.56, pulling back from a record set in the previous session.
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U.S. government debt yields fell on Tuesday, pulling back from the slim gains seen in the previous session.
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It is pulling back from that stimulus campaign because officials think the economy can stand on its own.
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While regulators across the Trump administration have been pulling back from enforcement, the CFTC has bucked that trend.
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The dollar hit a record high against the Brazilian real, reaching 4.4064, before pulling back from that level.
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On Tuesday, U.S. equities finished the trading day lower, pulling back from the highs seen during the session.
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Banks have been pulling back from lending to thermal coal projects due to climate change concerns and investor pressure.
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Photo: Jerod Harris (Getty Images)Vevo, the major label-owned music video service, is pulling back from the spotlight.
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On top of the heightened competitive pressure, venture investors are now pulling back from dealmaking, capping future expansion opportunities.
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We've all been in those fights and sometimes things get said and there is no pulling back from it.
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Within the US, the wider uncertainty could also mean companies further pulling back from investments and hiring more workers.
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The decision was made when the stock market began Tuesday by pulling back from a strong surge on Monday.
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Borderlands 2 ended with corporations pulling back from Pandora, apparently leaving a power vacuum that was filled by entertainers.
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Following the WeWork debacle, SoftBank's founder appears to be pulling back from risky bets and prioritising profits and governance.
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Fearful of public anger over a plunging economy, Iran's leaders appear to be turning inward, pulling back from escalation.
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Falcon would also consider any acquisition opportunities arising from international banks pulling back from the Middle East, said Pfister.
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Italy's 20.7-year bond yield fell 21 basis points to 2296 percent, pulling back from Wednesday's 14-month highs.
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The real closed on Tuesday at around 3.8550 per dollar, pulling back from last week's slide past 4 per dollar.
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It was roughly steady against the euro while pulling back from Thursday's 9 1/2-month highs of 114.83 yen.
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The euro was 21 percent lower at $2366.06, pulling back from $22016, its highest since December 2014 scaled on Thursday.
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And no one now bets that Mr Trump does not mean what he says about pulling back from the world.
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But Game of Thrones has done a good job this season of pulling back from some of its crueler tendencies.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was 0.1 percent lower, pulling back from a modest early rise.
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That Netflix and Marvel appear to be pulling back from their partnership doesn't come as too much of a surprise.
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Talks between the two sides broke down in May after U.S. officials accused China of pulling back from earlier commitments.
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South Korea's benchmark Kospi index dipped 297.707 percent or 21.2804 points to close at 21.1119,52.153, pulling back from record highs.
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Gold was flat at $1,47.98.83 an ounce on Tuesday, after pulling back from the one-month-high touched on Monday.
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Stateside, stocks dropped amid earnings, with Exxon Mobil slipping into the red and Amazon pulling back from a record high.
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Any sign that it is pulling back from its deflation-fighting commitments could roil markets and hurt the fragile economy.
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At 0828 GMT, the benchmark BSE index was down 0.76 percent at 26,816.01, pulling back from its highest since Oct.
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U.S. equities fell on Thursday, pulling back from record highs, on worries that a corporate tax cut could be delayed.
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Schifter predicts there will be a pulling back from using the protective arm of the ED with DeVos as secretary.
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"On one end, you've got white college-educated women pulling hard, pulling back from what we're seeing," Ms. Matthews said.
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Not too much later, Target and Walmart were pulling out or pulling back from Google Express, it was being reported.
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With the United States pulling back from its alliances, China moves closer to being the dominant power in northeast Asia.
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The strong results eased Wall Street's fears that consumers were pulling back from Apple's products, particularly its flagship, the iPhone.
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Mr. Trump's initial messages on Monday morning focused not on holding back Turkey but on pulling back from the region.
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Meanwhile, the euro was a touch softer on Wednesday after pulling back from three-year highs in the last session.
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The economy created 164,000 jobs in July, pulling back from the 193,000 positions added in June, the government reported on Friday.
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It really suggests that this is part of the Trump administration's pulling back from interactions with the rest of the world.
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European shares followed Asia lower, pulling back from eight-month highs, with the pan-regional STOXX 22019 index slipping 20.34 percent.
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Boston Beer has run more than 60% year to date, pulling back from an all-time high of $401.05 — set Monday.
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The RBNZ forecast rates at 1.84 percent in December 2020, pulling back from an earlier prediction of 2.0 percent by then.
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In the onshore market, the yuan traded at 7.0740 per dollar, pulling back from a two-month high reached on Monday.
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The dollar was down 0.3 percent at 104.135 yen, pulling back from a peak near 105 touched earlier in the week.
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The FTSE 100 was 0.4% lower by 343 GMT, pulling back from a near one-month high in the previous session.
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The greenback was down 0.5 percent at 109.720 yen, pulling back from a three-week high of 110.59 scaled on Friday.
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She urged Twitter to bolster its response to the abuse before indicating that she was pulling back from the social network.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield fell marginally to 2.8247 percent, pulling back from Thursday's nine-day high of 2.838 percent.
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But while retail investors may be pulling back from LinkedIn and other technology companies, Lonsdale isn't keen to bet against them.
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The bigger change is the pulling back from tech, which has been the most popular sector among millionaires over past surveys.
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It's this "what?" by government, which allowed it to happen and at the same time then was pulling back from it.
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The greenback erased gains and fell 2000% against the pound to $1.1694, pulling back from the strongest since at least 1985.
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But Mr. Ryan argued that in pulling back from the conflict in Syria, Mr. Obama has sowed uncertainty among the allies.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield fell marginally to 2.8229 percent, pulling back from Thursday's nine-day high of 2.838 percent.
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U.S. stock index futures fell ahead of Tuesday's open, pulling back from the sharp gains posted in the previous trading session.
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By pulling back from day-to-day control of Nissan, Mr. Ghosn ends years of speculation about the company's succession plans.
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Pulling back from NAFTA would significantly harm U.S. workers, farmers and businesses and send a clear negative message to the world.
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Nike, Hibbett's largest vendor, has been pulling back from dealing with retailers and reaching out more directly to customers, Zolidis said.
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The pound dipped 0.1 percent to $1.3039 after pulling back from a near three-week high of $1.3109 touched the previous day.
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Spot gold was down 0.2 percent at $1,318.45 an ounce, pulling back from a 3-1/2-month high hit last week.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 benchmark was down 2500 percent, pulling back from a one-week high hit in the previous session.
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He also signed an executive order pulling back from the Clean Power Plan and initiating reviews of efforts to reduce harmful emissions.
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European states will be looking for reassurance that Mr. Trump's talk about pulling back from NATO commitments was campaign chatter, not policy.
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U.S. stock futures were slightly lower this morning as investors turned momentarily cautious, with equities pulling back from intraday record highs Wednesday.
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It was the first sign that maybe there will be a pulling back from this invasive vitriol that has possessed our parties.
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The deal underscores how eBay is at the same time pulling back from general plays while doubling down on more targeted opportunities.
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Uber, which for years spread across the globe with command-and-conquer rapaciousness, is pulling back from another major ride-hailing market.
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The slow pace in residential solar installations stemmed primarily from national providers pulling back from California and the Northeast, the report concluded.
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The greenback was over half a percent lower at 112.755 yen after pulling back from a high of 113.910 the previous day.
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On Tuesday, after U.S. forces began pulling back from the Turkey-Syria border, Trump was still trying to clean up after himself.
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Shares of the world's largest streaming service fell 1.97 percent, pulling back from a more than 4 percent decline in premarket trade.
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That, along with his past support for pulling back from military operations in Afghanistan, have prompted sharp attacks from defense hawks like McCain.
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The pan-European STOXX 22.8 closed 24.1 percent lower, pulling back from its highest level since December 23, reached in the previous session.
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By 1000 GMT, the dollar index was flat around 98.08 after pulling back from a two-month high of 98.206 touched on Tuesday.
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In currency markets, the dollar index traded flat around 53 after pulling back from a two-month high of 98.206 touched on Tuesday.
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Netflix was down 21.2 percent, pulling back from a drop of as much as 21.52 percent after its quarterly subscriber growth missed expectations.
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In currency markets, the dollar index traded flat around 98.030 after pulling back from a two-month high of 98.206 touched on Tuesday.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield fell 1.5 basis points to 2.817 percent, pulling back from Thursday's nine-day high of 2.838 percent.
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The yen rose 0.2% to 108.270 yen per dollar, pulling back from an 11-day low of 108.800 brushed at the week's start.
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Canada's gross domestic product is expected to have slipped by 0.1 percent in February, pulling back from a strong start to the year.
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By 0700 GMT, the dollar index was flat around 98.055 after pulling back from a two-month high of 98.206 touched on Tuesday.
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In January 2010, employees at Google's office in Beijing learned from a public blog post that the company was pulling back from China.
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Trump told Fox News on Wednesday that "We need Saudi Arabia," arguing that pulling back from the arms sale would hurt American workers.
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"I think advertisers are pulling back from YouTube like every other channel, but I'm sure consumers are binging on YouTube," said RBC's Mahaney.
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So I asked some prominent investors and market analysts whether they were pulling back from stocks, and how they viewed these latest developments.
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The Europeans and the United States would only aggravate tensions in the region if they continued pulling back from the deal, he warned.
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In every case, the complaints from the White House resulted in Cox's pulling back from areas of investigative concern outside his Watergate mandate.
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Despite these initiatives, Solomon made it clear that the firm has no intention of pulling back from the fossil fuel industry more broadly.
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At 0315 GMT, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was 0.4 percent lower, pulling back from a modest early rise.
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The 10-year German Bund yield rose 1 bps, pulling back from a 2 1/2-week low hit on Wednesday at 0.29 percent.
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After decades of advances, this past year has been a record of pulling back from that work and sending us in the opposite direction.
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Significant questions remain over the rise of populism, the divided nature of US politics, and the US pulling back from foreign entanglements, he said.
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As many studios are pulling back from Comic-Con, Netflix decided to lean in — and pulled off a major strategic victory in the process.
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Brent crude oil futures were up 0.5 percent at $70.24 per barrel, pulling back from a one-month trough of $68.79 brushed on Monday.
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Other high-grade euro zone government bond yields dipped in late trade, pulling back from earlier highs prompted by a surge in European equities.
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Oil prices fell in choppy trade on Tuesday, pulling back from two-month highs after weak U.S. factory orders data rekindled economic slowdown worries.
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In addition, refining runs fell, pulling back from a 22.4-year-high in capacity utilization, and stocks of gasoline and distillates like diesel rose.
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Glencore also said it was pulling back from earlier plans to swap its 8.75 percent stake in Rusal for global depository receipts in En+.
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Pharma stocks were the biggest drag on the FTSE, pulling back from the previous session's gains on the back of dealmaking activity in Europe.
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An announcement by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia in March that he was pulling back from Syria appeared to be largely a charade.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield fell roughly 4 basis points to 2.8345 percent, pulling back from the previous day's peak of 2.875 percent.
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In our conversation a few months ago, you were discussing pulling back from commitments we can no longer afford unless others pay for them.
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Brent crude oil futures were up 0.54 percent at $70.26 per barrel, pulling back from a one-month trough of $68.79 brushed on Monday.
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Health insurance plans pulling back from the marketplace at this point largely cite historical financial losses coupled with growing uncertainty over the law's future.
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But Israelis complain bitterly that this evacuation showed that pulling back from settlements does not work: Militant groups, including Hamas, fired rockets into Israel.
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Oil prices were mixed on Monday, pulling back from an early rally after data suggested U.S. crude inventories might build, weighing on the market.
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A less than rosy update from U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, including details that China was pulling back from some previous commitments, prompted Trump's decision.
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The company is trying to regain its former glory buy buying new brands, keeping a tight lid on discounting and pulling back from department stores.
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"We are seeing several of these players contracting and pulling back from markets," said Paul Asel, managing partner at NGP Capital, which invested in Lime.
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Improved banking sentiment comes, however, at a time when Russian companies' are pulling back from international borrowing as rising commodities' pricing is strengthening their finances.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was down 0.3 percent, pulling back from a three-month peak hit in the previous session.
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The Trump administration is pulling back from federal investments; among many other areas, it's cutting technical training programs and trying to overhaul traditional public education.
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The 30-year JGB yield was up 2.5 basis points at 0.180%, pulling back from a three-year low of 0.145% reached the previous day.
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But the energy group retreated 1.6 percent, as oil prices fell nearly 2 percent ahead of monthly contract expiration, pulling back from last week's rally.
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U.S. stocks closed lower on Tuesday, pulling back from record highs set earlier in the session, as investors weighed the possibility of a government shutdown.
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Since then, some analysts have seen signs of maturation, in particular his pulling back from a potential armed clash with his nemesis, Iran, last year.
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It is the latest retrenchment for the center, which recently announced it was pulling back from its $500 million plan to renovate David Geffen Hall.
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The president has long advocated pulling back from conflicts in Afghanistan and the Middle East, and Trump's celebratory language reflected his America-first campaign mantra.
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It began pulling back from rapid expansion in Canadian mortgages amid concerns about the Toronto and Vancouver housing markets, peaking at over 10% in 2016.
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The Nikkei share average rose 20.8% to 221,2.43, its highest finish since early December last year, pulling back from rising as much as 22.4% earlier.
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Citigroup reported its biggest full-year earnings in nearly a decade on Friday as its strategy of pulling back from countries and businesses yielded returns.
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The yen was last down by 292.04% at 106.56, pulling back from a 16-month high of 105.52 it reached overnight excluding the January flash crash.
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Ben Rose, a partner at law firm Hickman and Rose, said the SFO's decision suggested it was pulling back from prosecuting cases linked to financial benchmarks.
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BNP Paribas has said it aims to grab market share from rivals pulling back from investment banking even as its moves ahead with its own cutbacks.
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" It's just something that if we don't collect it in the first place, we're pulling back from, "Well maybe we'll use it later because we can.
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In mid-morning North American trade, the dollar index was flat around 98.06 after pulling back from a two-month high of 98.206 touched on Tuesday.
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There is no sign, for instance, that Trump is pulling back from other controversial positions -- including doubling down on border enforcement and expulsions of undocumented immigrants.
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Led by the U.S. Federal Reserve, global central banks are pulling back from their financial-crisis policies, and market expectations are for volatility to pick up.
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The Nasdaq Composite was up 5.23 points, or 0.08 percent, at 6,6813, pulling back from earlier highs due to a drop in Amazon and healthcare stocks.
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But promised climate aid may not meet growing needs, particularly with major donors such as the United States pulling back from funding promises, the experts said.
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German 10-year bond yields — the euro zone's benchmark — fell 3 basis points to 0.03 percent, pulling back from a one-month high hit on Wednesday.
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Clinton is scheduled to hold a rally today in Ohio, a battleground state for the presidential election that Democrats appear to be pulling back from contesting.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood at 220 after pulling back from 24 scaled on Tuesday, its highest since June 20.
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BNP Paribas has said it aims to grab market share from rivals pulling back from investment banking even as its moves ahead with its own cuts.
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A less than rosy update from United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, including details that China was pulling back from some previous commitments, prompted Trump's decision.
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The 10-year JGB yield fell 2.5 basis points to minus 0.165% on Wednesday, pulling back from a more than two-month high reached on Tuesday.
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The euro slipped on Wednesday, pulling back from a three-year high above $1.23 as some European Central Bank officials voiced worries about the currency's strength.
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Besides regulatory roadblocks, the uncertainty about the ownership structures at the two conglomerates, however, led to some banks pulling back from those talks, the people said.
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Global watchdogs like the FSB face the choice of accommodating the United States or risk having the world's most important capital market pulling back from international rulemaking.
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Already, many international organizations are pulling back from promised billion-dollar deals with Tehran and the country&aposs currency has entered a free-fall against the dollar.
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Asia's property investors are pulling back from fresh investments as they keep a nervous eye on whether interest rates head higher, an investor survey from CBRE found.
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It was on track to lose 2161 percent this week, with the index pulling back from a 2000-1.33053/21.3305-year high of 23 scaled on Nov.
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Portfolio management firm QMA is pulling back from stocks as it sees fewer signs to hold out hope equities will put up gains in the near term.
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The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies, pulling back from a more-than-two-week peak as bets stoked by the Fed's signal on rates abated.
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Across the region, bond yields were down 5-9 bps, with the Italian/German 0.232-year yield spread also pulling back from multi-month highs touched earlier .
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Britain is still on the UN Security Council, we're still in the EU. Is it exaggerating to say that the country is pulling back from the world?
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But with crude prices down more than 70 percent at their recent bottom, some of the drillers who fueled the boom are pulling back from the Bakken.
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In addition to pulling back from the Clean Power Plan, the administration will also lift a 14-month-old moratorium on new coal leases on federal lands.
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"These people suffer a mental health toll because of the financial loss as well as pulling back from medical care because they can't afford it," explains Pool.
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In three seasons, the 43-year-old Italian has managed to entirely remake the brand, pulling back from its sexy image to explore a more romantic side.
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While pulling back from China will cap losses in the short term, Lotte's plan to break into other markets could prove as challenging, according to some investors.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices were mixed on Monday, pulling back from an early rally after data suggested U.S. crude inventories might build, weighing on the market.
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The president's tweets came after an update on negotiations from the hawkish United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who said Beijing was pulling back from previous commitments.
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The focus on college means LinkedIn is pulling back from a handful of products it offered high school students, including its university rankings and university explorer products.
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MANUFACTURING: Chinese factory activity expanded at a slower pace in December, pulling back from a three-year high in November as new orders softened, a survey showed.
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Generali wants to boost its presence in certain European countries to drive earnings after pulling back from non-core markets including Belgium and the Netherlands last year.
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Oil prices fell on Friday, pulling back from two-month highs as concern over U.S.-China trade talks overshadowed expectations of an extension to OPEC+ production cuts.
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Japanese popular opinion is pulling back from the once staunch backing of the country's war-renouncing constitution toward an acceptance of the need for adequate armed forces.
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U.S. health insurer Anthem is pulling back from 16 of 19 pricing regions in California where it offered Obamacare options this year, state officials said on Tuesday.
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But the Fed plans to get more aggressive in pulling back from its ultra-low rates stance this year, which likely will drive up the government's debt costs.
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His speech comes at a time when the United States is pulling back from free trade and its ongoing trade dispute with China has policymakers and markets concerned.
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State Bank of India fell as much as 7.33 percent, pulling back from a rally in the previous session after it cut deposit rates on most savings accounts.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood little changed at 98.036 after pulling back from a two-month high of 98.206 touched on Tuesday.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies eased 0.1% to 97.42 after pulling back from a two-week high on the decline in Treasury yields.
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The dollar's index, which measures the greenback against a basket of major currencies, was last at 95.46, pulling back from six-week highs of 95.744 set on Tuesday.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was at 96.18, after pulling back from a 2-1/2-week low of 95.678 plumbed on Wednesday.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood little changed at 98.055 after pulling back from a two-month high of 98.206 touched on Tuesday.
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The euro was effectively flat at $1.1639, pulling back from a two-year high of $1.1712 hit on Tuesday on a stronger-than-expected German Ifo business survey.
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Talks broke down in May, after U.S. officials accused China of pulling back from commitments previously made in the text of an agreement negotiators said was nearly finished.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of major currencies, was last at 95.343, pulling back from six-week highs of 95.744 set on Tuesday.
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Brent futures for March delivery fell 83 cents to settle at $27.88 a barrel, a 2.7 percent loss after pulling back from a new contract low of $27.10.
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The euro edged down 0.1 percent to $1.1828, pulling back from a peak of $1.1846 touched in early Asian trade on Tuesday, its strongest level since January 2015.
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Most other euro zone yields were down about 1 to 4 bps, with Spain, Portugal and Austria also pulling back from two-week lows after May's Brexit speech.
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The German banking giant is pulling back from the embattled coal sector, another sign of the increasing risks for banks that finance industries that contribute to climate change.
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Brent futures for March delivery fell 88 cents to settle at $183 a barrel, a 2.7 percent loss after pulling back from a new contract low of $27.10.
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During his meeting last weekend with a bipartisan delegation of former American national security officials, Mr. Netanyahu expressed concern about the United States' pulling back from the region.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Hollande said he was pulling back from the citizenship proposal that had become the most intensely debated measure in a bill to overhaul the Constitution.
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The firm will refocus its efforts on serving European companies and retail-banking customers, pulling back from nearly two decades of trying to compete with Wall Street giants.
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German 10-year yields - the euro zone's benchmark - fell 3.6 basis points to 0.03 percent, pulling back from a one-month high hit on Wednesday, according to Tradeweb.
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The yen was trading around 110 to the dollar JPY= on Monday, pulling back from a high above 105 yen earlier this month, its strongest since late 2014.
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In a deal that saw another global player pulling back from the oil sands, ConocoPhillips in March agreed to sell some of its Canadian assets to Cenovus Energy Inc.
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The yen was last down by 297.51% at 20.5 to the dollar, pulling back from a 21.2199-month high of 231 it reached overnight excluding the January flash crash.
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"Moscow has been effectively filling the gap as the United States has been pulling back from Iraq," said a senior source in Erbil, capital of the Iraqi Kurdish region.
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The STOXX 600 was down 0.2 percent, pulling back from a one-year high hit in the previous session and on course to snap a three-session winning run.
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JTOPI surged 211.6025 percent to 22015,665 points, pulling back from a high of 53,072 achieved earlier but still on course for its biggest one-day gain since September 2015.
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Photo: Tony Gutierrez (AP)Apple appeared to be pulling back from the autonomous car business when it dismissed some 200 employees from its Project Titan initiative in January 2019.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood little changed at 97.468 after pulling back from a two-week high on the decline in Treasury yields.
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But rather than pulling back from his fraudulent schemes as a result of being caught over and over again, Gignac would eventually ramp up his con to new extremes.
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Joe Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for pulling back from Defense Department work, particularly involving artificial intelligence, while continuing to pursue AI research interests in China.
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Oil prices fell more than 2 percent on Monday, pulling back from last week's rally fueled by signs that the global market is starting to rebalance from chronic oversupply.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was a shade lower at 24 after pulling back from 96.875 scaled on Tuesday, its highest since June 20.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies stood little changed at 97.507 after pulling back from a two-week high on the decline in Treasury yields.
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If people are poorly educated, if the state keeps pulling back from its role in educating people, there are less and less people to filter and make decisions for themselves.
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We are being very tough on sanctions ... We're going to see how to stop (it)," Trump said, before claiming that because of his policies "they are pulling back from everywhere.
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And, while Tasha and our guy made peace by the end of it ... she skated around a serious question, and seems to be pulling back from her initial pull-back.
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It's a story we've seen countless times before—I think of Stranger Things' very own Winona Ryder pulling back from JD's exciting violent streak at the last minute in Heathers.
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And yes, this is a classic example of Trump leaning into criticism and refusing to ever even consider apologizing or pulling back from something he said off-the-cuff. 2.
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Ten of Europe's biggest lenders have announced 130,000 job losses since June, with bank chief executives pulling back from businesses where they lack scale to focus on more profitable markets.
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Builders are pulling back from their construction of single-family houses and apartments, even though the solid job market has provided a base of demand from buyers seeking an upgrade.
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John McCain speaking out against the use of torture — the CIA's so-called enhanced-interrogation techniques — but they've been consistent in cautioning against the US pulling back from the world.
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Oil prices fell more than 22019 percent on Wednesday, sharply pulling back from their longest bull-run in more than five years, as climbing OPEC exports turned sentiment more bearish.
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"We should be pulling back from the waterfront, not doing density," said Steven Barrison, the president of the Bay Improvement Group, a coalition of Sheepshead Bay businesses and civic groups.
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The gap between Italian and German 10-year yields was at its lowest in almost three weeks, pulling back from a 4-1/2-month high hit in late June.
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The pan-European STOXX 93 index closed 0.8 percent lower, also weakened by a disappointing sentiment survey in Germany and pulling back from a one-week high hit on Wednesday.
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Oil prices settled 0.8% lower at $55.68 per barrel, pulling back from earlier highs following a report from the US Energy Information Administration showing falling inventories in the United States.
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The young man made a thousand errors by choice: pulling back from punches, crossing his feet, dropping his hands, firing from his chest but Dundee let him play with it.
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With the United States apparently pulling back from multilateralism, China is deploying to great effect an approach that has been some years in the making but is now bearing fruit.
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The city of San Francisco is pulling back from its face-off with the National Rifle Association, weeks after its Board of Supervisors declared the group a domestic terrorist organization.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices slipped on Tuesday, pulling back from recent gains as exports from key OPEC producers rose and despite news of lower crude shipments from Saudi Arabia.
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The 21973s were that way, most notably at the start and especially in New York City, which was pulling back from the precipice of bankruptcy and peacocking toward boom times.
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German 10-year yields - the euro zone's benchmark - fell 3.6 basis points to 0.03 percent DE10YT=TWEB, pulling back from a one-month high hit on Wednesday, according to Tradeweb.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Friday, pulling back from two-month highs as concern over U.S.-China trade talks overshadowed expectations of an extension to OPEC+ production cuts.
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Mr. Lee showed how to grip the knife and demonstrated how to cut the cucumber in one fluid motion, pointing the tip down and then pulling back from the shoulder.
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In Germany — the euro zone's benchmark bond issuer — 10-year bond yields fell as much as 2 bps to 0.43 percent , pulling back from roughly one-week highs at 0.46 percent.
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MI) - which are pulling back from passenger cars as American consumers abandon them in favor of higher-margin, more comfortable pickup trucks, SUVs and crossovers - Toyota, Honda Motor Co Ltd (7267.
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Prices continued to accelerate higher and became increasingly volatile, with $5-per-day price moves becoming frequent, and many traders pulling back from making markets due to the increase in risk.
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Australian shares were flat, pulling back from earlier gains after the Reserve Bank of Australia cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a record low 1.0%, as expected.
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However, banks are increasing their consumer lending efforts with many growing credit card balances and mortgage portfolios while pulling back from indirect auto lending which has shown recent signs of weakness.
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What followed were several days of cable news coverage in which Trump and his army of surrogates, rather than pulling back from that statement, continued criticizing Judge Curiel and his ethnicity.
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The South African rand ZAR=D3 gained more than 1 percent against the dollar on Thursday, pulling back from a steep sell-off as worries about the global economy eased slightly.
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But his cherished dream of a new world-class concert hall in London faces lengthening odds since the British government said last week that it was pulling back from the project.
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And even though President Trump appears to be pulling back from his vows to completely overhaul Nafta, Mexico has taken his threats to heart and has begun flexing its own muscle.
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The pound eased 0.2 percent to $1.3008, pulling back from a one-month peak of $1.3087 scaled on Monday as hopes over a Brexit trade deal with the European Union subsided.
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The safe-haven yen firmed against the dollar and weighed on export-related stocks, pulling back from its three-week low of 110.15 yen that it touched in the previous session.
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Hedge funds and other money managers with bullish wagers appeared to pare long positions, pulling back from positions added as crude approached three and a half year highs last month, Saucer said.
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Background: Investors are already pulling back from emerging markets because of growing concerns over political tensions, which likely contributed to sub-Saharan Africa's absence on the 2018 A.T. Kearney FDI Confidence Index.
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The euro turned higher after briefly pulling back from a three-year high, up 0.11 percent to $1.2274 while the dollar gave up its earlier gains and remained near three-year lows.
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"The dollar index is pulling back from multi-week highs," said Margaret Yang, a market analyst with CMC Markets, Singapore, adding that a softer dollar was acting as a tailwind for gold.
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The most prominent, but unproven, explanation so far is that rising distrust in police, as well as police pulling back from proactive work in fear of mounting criticisms, led to more crime.
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Trump: Kim is 'starting to respect us' High-profile US leaders have praised Pyongyang for showing "restraint" in pulling back from its previous pledges to launch missiles into the sea around Guam.
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Hong Kong shares fell on profit-taking after hitting more than two-year highs the previous session, with index heavyweights life insurer AIA and tech giant Tencent pulling back from record levels.
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Facebook's pulling back from the news — which necessarily depends on conflict — and elevation of homier material may bolster the company's attempt to enter China, where it has been met with stiff resistance.
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That approach, sometimes called managed retreat, calls for pulling back from dangerous areas rather than continually rebuilding after each disaster, or pouring money into physical defenses such as sea walls and pumps.
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Floating in a limbo between two cultures, she's gently pulling back from her Muslim faith and tentatively testing her crush on Jesse (Jack Kilmer), a tousled blond classmate with a sensitive soul.
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The New York Times reported on Friday that U.S. President Donald Trump had approved military strikes against Iran in retaliation for shooting down a U.S. drone, before pulling back from launching the attacks.
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SOME PEOPLE WERE PULLING BACK FROM IT. I THINK THE FIXED INCOME BUSINESS IS GOING TO BE IN A CYCLICAL TROUGH WHEN INTEREST RATES ARE CLOSE TO ZERO AND THERE'S NO YIELD CURVE.
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Nonprofit groups involved in implementing the voluntary Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) say the Department of the Interior is pulling back from the global anti-corruption effort — an accusation the agency flatly denies.
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The company may have to speed up asset sales by cutting the price and could end up selling machinery or pulling back from work they had previously agreed to carry out, analysts said.
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Stocks fell on Wednesday, pulling back from record highs after Reuters reported a so-called phase one trade deal between China and the U.S. may not be completed by the end of 25.
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United States officials are concerned that pulling back from major sanctions would diminish their leverage over North Korea and that the North would use any new revenues to subsidize its nuclear weapons program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices pared gains on Monday after worries about oversupply persisted, pulling back from an early rally as OPEC extended supply cuts until March 2020 during a meeting in Vienna.
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Other countries, including Australia and India, have also watched warily as China's military might has grown, challenging American supremacy at a time when the United States has been pulling back from the region.
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That said, Mr. Gates "played one pinpoint lob volley that the announcer described as 'the billionaire's touch,'" according to the AP. Deals • Alibaba and other Chinese investors are pulling back from Silicon Valley.
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The Trump administration has reversed the course of former president Barack Obama's Iran policy, pulling back from a nuclear deal with Iran and escalating economic pressure by implementing new sanctions on the country.
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At a time when the United States is pulling back from world leadership in other areas like human rights or diplomatic accords, experts warn that the retreat from science is no less significant.
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In pulling back from Mr. Trump's assurance during the campaign that states should be left to decide their own marijuana policies, Mr. Spicer made clear that a battle is coming over marijuana policy.
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The New Orleans-based company has been pulling back from its unregulated businesses, especially its non-utility nuclear unit, over the past few years as it focuses on regulated utilities in the South.
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Richard Branson said earlier Thursday that he's pulling back from two tourism projects in Saudi Arabia and has suspended discussions with the Saudi government about a $1 billion investment in Virgin's space companies.
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The 20-year JGB yield gained 1.5 basis points to 0.095%, while the 30-year JGB yield was up 2.5 basis points at 0.205%, both pulling back from their three-year lows reached Thursday.
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HSBC has responded by pulling back from some of its "non-core" activities but some investors say its board should go further, and pick a region to be champion in once and for all.
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Austrian stocks fell 0.9 percent, while Austria's 10-year benchmark bond yield had risen around two basis points in early trade to 1.73%, pulling back from 2-1/2 year lows touched on Friday.
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SO: With that in mind, pulling back from the design study side of these new bikes, what does it feel like to finally get to hop on and ride this thing that you've designed?
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MSCI's emerging market benchmark weakened 5573 percent, pulling back from the 5563-month high hit on Monday as losses across Asia weighed on the index, which has rallied ten out of eleven previous session.
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Industrial output fell more than expected in July, pulling back from the previous month's gain, but manufacturers forecast factory output would rebound in August, underscoring the view that the economy will continue to grow.
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I heard these concerns recently when I traveled throughout America's heartland to places like Appleton, Wisconsin, where civic, business and veteran leaders shared their anxieties about the United States pulling back from the world.
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"CSL is just pulling back from an all-time record high, so it is not unusual to see a little bit of correction in it," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Mr. Trump has alienated many other countries, including longtime American allies, by pulling back from international agreements and organizations, not to mention by issuing derogatory remarks like those last week denigrating Africa and Haiti.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The story on Bahrain's GFH Financial Group (GFH) on pulling back from talks to buy Dubai-based investment firm Shuaa Capital is withdrawn after GFH withdrew the statement from the stock exchange.
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But a less than rosy update from United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, including details that China was pulling back from some commitments it made previously, prompted Trump's decision and jab on Twitter at Beijing.
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Non-residents' share of the Czech government bond market fell in July to 45.6 percent from a record high of 47.62 percent in the previous month, as some investors started pulling back from the trade.
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TORONTO, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index closed lower on Friday, pulling back from the previous session's seven-month high as energy stocks, hurt by 3 percent drop in oil prices, lead the retreat.
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The dollar index and the dollar against the yen were both slightly weaker, pulling back from gains overnight after dovish comments from major U.S. policymakers reaffirmed market expectations that interest rates will rise very slowly.
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U.S. health insurer Anthem is pulling back from 16 of 19 pricing regions in California where it offered Obamacare options this year in part due to uncertainty over the payments, state officials said on Tuesday.
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It also contributed to international oil companies like Statoil ASA and Royal Dutch Shell pulling back from the oil sands over the last year, moves that have raised questions about future development of the region.
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New York (CNN Business)Richard Branson said Thursday he's pulling back from two tourism projects in Saudi Arabia and has suspended discussions with the Saudi government about a $1 billion investment in Virgin's space companies.
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Talks between the two sides broke down in May after U.S. officials accused China of pulling back from commitments it had made previously in the text of an agreement that negotiators said was nearly finished.
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It's further evidence that the company is pulling back from its aggressive plans to launch a self-driving service in the wake of a fatal crash in Arizona, which resulted in the death of a pedestrian.
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U.S. health insurer Anthem Inc is pulling back from 16 of 19 pricing regions in California where it offered Obamacare options this year in part due to uncertainty over the payments, state officials said on Tuesday.
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He is moving forward with their life while Maria is pulling back from it, despite the black women around her telling her that Khalil is a good man and it doesn't get any better than this.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was little changed at 98.420 after pulling back from a one-week low of 98.085 the previous day, thanks to a rise in U.S. Treasury yields.
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The defense secretary underscored that the United States would stand with allies like Japan and South Korea — nations that have been anxious about Mr. Trump's campaign talk about pulling back from security commitments in the region.
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The forint eased 866.180 percent to the euro, pulling back from 212016-month highs amid some unease caused by a blast on the weekend in Budapest, while Hungarian stocks fell 2135 percent to one-week lows.
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"The important thing, though, is that you brace yourself for some weaker data, the data that caused the Fed to recalibrate, pulling back from its earlier plan for an aggressive series of lockstep rate hikes," he said.
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The CFPB has prevailed in many cases involving add-on products in the past and the industry will be watching to see if Mulvaney is pulling back from such cases, said Christopher Peterson, a former CFPB attorney.
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The 10-year Treasury yield stood at 2.495 percent , pulling back from a 0.70923-month low of 2.34 percent brushed last week when risk aversion driven by concerns towards a global economic slowdown gripped the financial markets.
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The 10-year Treasury yield stood at 2.492 percent , pulling back from a 0.23-month low of 2.34 percent brushed last week when risk aversion driven by concerns towards a global economic slowdown gripped the financial markets.
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Italian bond yields rose, pulling back from one-month lows hit earlier this week around 1.77 percent after UniCredit announced the country's biggest ever share sale and new Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni presented an almost unchanged cabinet.
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London copper futures edged down on Friday, pulling back from a two-month high as the dollar strengthened, with trading volumes lean as the week-long Lunar New Year holiday kicks off in top metals consumer China.
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Any sign of the consumer pulling back from making bookings could have a meaningful impact on cruise operators, many of which are making investments in new ships and infrastructure to cater to strong demand in the coming years.
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LG Display's big South Korean rival, the display unit of Samsung Electronics, had begun pulling back from LCD years earlier, shutting down older LCD production lines in South Korea beginning in 2010, according to a Samsung Display official.
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Speculation is rising in Washington over Bolton's position -- since two weeks ago the President also repudiated another of his hardline positions -- by pulling back from a strike on Iran to avenge the shooting down of a US drone.
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TORONTO, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell the most in three weeks on Wednesday, pulling back from a record high set the day before, as lower commodity prices weighed on shares of energy and materials companies.
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As a major Rusal shareholder, Glencore added it was carefully considering how to protect its business and said it was pulling back from earlier plans to swap its 8.75 percent of Rusal for Global Depository Receipts in En+.
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Yet he has been careful not to go too far, pulling back from head-on confrontation with Brussels and using his party's membership of the main European centre-right grouping, the European People's Party, to fend off criticism.
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And banks, under pressure to increase provisions for bad loans, are pulling back from indebted sectors like real estate, commodities and oil and gas, which dominate Singapore's outstanding S$53 billion ($38 billion) of local currency corporate bonds.
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"Cross-border trade and immigration will be significantly diminished, and with less trade and immigration, foreign direct investment will also be reduced… Pulling back from globalization, as Mr. Trump is proposing, will thus diminish the nation's growth prospects."
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"More broadly, the US and European banks are pulling back from Asia as some areas of investment banking are not seeing enough revenues to make the business sufficiently profitable," said David Marshall, senior analyst at CreditSights in Singapore.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar weakened against a basket of currencies on Thursday, pulling back from a more than two-week peak as bets stoked by the Federal Reserve signaling it may raise interest rates in December abated.
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Mutual Funds Pulling Back from Tech Investments | Mutual funds are growing wary of the tech sector, cutting the value of their start-up investments at an accelerating pace and making fewer new investments, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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"It seems like there have been a lot of opportunities to win points and move the ball forward in terms of pulling back from crisis if that is in fact what the United States wants," said Ms. Coggins.
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After pulling back from the brink of war, leaders in the United States and Iran may well be evaluating what they have gained and what they have lost in a conflict that has been waged for 20 months.
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Goldman Sachs – Goldman is pulling back from its market making activities in exchange-traded funds, according to The Wall Street Journal, which said the firm has lashed the number of funds it supports as a lead market maker.
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During a recent trip to Asia, Mr. Mattis, the defense secretary, succeeded in shoring up connections with South Korea and Japan despite Mr. Trump's campaign talk about pulling back from the United States' security commitments in the region.
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Goldman Sachs (GS) is pulling back from its market making activities in exchange-traded funds, according to the Wall Street Journal, which said the firm has slashed the number of funds it supports as a lead market maker.
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What may happen: "Executives are discussing pulling back from trading iron ore, platinum and other metals, and are ordering cost cuts to the sprawling logistics network that handles the transport and storage of physical commodities," Ms. Hoffman writes.
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Sources connected to both Justin and Floyd tell us, the folks at the Hillsong Church have been counseling Justin for months on taking a hard look at his friends and pulling back from those who are bad influences.
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Gold prices fell on Friday, pulling back from a more than six-month peak hit earlier in the session, after stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs data, while palladium prices punched through the key $1,300 level for the first time.
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Growth in industrial output slowed more than expected to 210% in April on-year, pulling back from a 2200-250/22.7 year high of 22.1% in March, which some analysts had suspected was boosted by seasonal and temporary factors.
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Several smaller Western players have retreated, or are in the process of pulling back, from Asian markets due to the poor economies of scale, creating opportunities for DBS and smaller rival Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp to scoop up assets.
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Growth in industrial output slowed more than expected to 5.4% in April on-year, pulling back from a 210-2200/250-year high of 22.7% in March, which some analysts had suspected was boosted by seasonal and temporary factors.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's industrial output fell more than expected in July, pulling back from the previous month's gain, as manufacturers curbed production of general-purpose and electrical machinery in a likely sign of a temporary slowdown in factory activity.
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Against the yen, the greenback was little changed and last traded 110.02 yen, pulling back from a one-week high of 110.76 scaled the previous day amid lingering concerns over the trade dispute between the United States and China.
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We failed to anticipate that Dave would be so resistant to pulling back from the company in the way we had requested despite repeated, direct requests by me to disengage from day-to-day direct communications within the firm.
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The business world has also signaled its disquiet, with British tycoon Richard Branson saying he's pulling back from two tourism projects in Saudi Arabia and has suspended discussions with Riyadh about a $1 billion investment in Virgin's space companies.
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The department's decision to look into the tribal leaders' broader accusations bucks the Education Department's policy under Secretary Betsy DeVos of pulling back from investigating complaints of systemic discrimination by schools and colleges, and concentrating on mistreatment of individuals.
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The firm, headed by founder Jia Yueting, has been pulling back from expansion plans in the United States and other overseas markets, selling property in Silicon Valley and pulling out of a deal to buy U.S. TV maker Vizio Inc.
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President Donald Trump accused China on Wednesday of pulling back from agreed-upon trade deal language because Beijing would rather negotiate with former Vice President Joe Biden "or one of the very weak Democrats" hoping to win the White House.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core machinery orders fell in May, pulling back from the previous month's big gain, although the decline was softer than expected, easing some concerns about a slowdown in capital expenditure amid a worsening U.S.-China trade conflict.
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After pulling back from what was expected to be the year for global central bank policy tightening in January, policymakers are now giving markets a clear signal that they intend to start cutting interest rates, pouring stimulus on the economy.
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And just as superhero films like Ant-Man, Deadpool, and Civil War were pulling back from massive CGI destruction and endless loss of life, Apocalypse returns to the trend, with an orgy of city-annihilating sequences with no appreciable human stakes.
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Though Kim Jong Un appears for now to be pulling back from attacking Guam, there is a chance that this has more to do with the fact that his missiles are not quite ready, rather than him coming to his senses.
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At first, it seemed like our worst fears were coming true, when Konami, a company that is quickly pulling back from the AAA game business, announced that it was making a pachinko machine based on Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater.
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The index in Dubai, where major real estate companies have not yet reported earnings, saw profit-taking on Sunday with Emaar Properties retreating 2.1 percent to 6.85 dirhams, pulling back from major technical resistance on its October peak of 7.01 dirhams.
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So far in his tenure, he's already alluded to pulling back from civil rights incases involving local police, which means the only people putting pressure on local prosecutors (and the cops they work with) may often be protestors in the street.
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The leaders of the two countries agreed last weekend to relaunch trade talks that had stalled in May after U.S. officials accused China of pulling back from commitments made in the text of a pact negotiators had said was nearly finished.
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Aventer Gray was flying from L.A. to Texas, and as the flight was pulling back from the gate she decided to swap seats -- letting the nanny take the first class seat, while Aventer and her 2 kids sat in coach.
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Here's what Brande Stellings, who runs advisory services at the women's advocacy group Catalyst, told Bethany McLean of Vanity Fair: "We have heard anecdotally that there is a chilling effect and that men are pulling back from sponsoring women," says Stellings.
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With the U.S. economy growing fast enough to keep unemployment well below half its recession-era peak, the Fed is poised to be the first major central bank to begin pulling back from the final stage of emergency measures post-20153.
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And it is easy for us — protected as we are by two oceans and defended by a committed force of volunteer patriots who embody MacArthur's notion of duty, honor, and country — to believe that pulling back from the world is appropriate.
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That's what we do, it doesn't matter what storyline we're talking, whether it's abortion or whether it's racism or whatever, Degrassi's strength lies in pulling back from the large political picture and bringing it down to the very personal and very intimate storytelling.
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It's also part of this populist movement that's striking across Europe, just like in the US, and you do have politicians in places like Italy pulling back from a law requiring vaccinations in kids, saying like well parents don't have to do it.
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TORONTO, April 26 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Wednesday, pulling back from a two-month high the day before as lower oil prices pressured energy stocks, while shares of Home Capital Group slumped after the company announced a credit line agreement.
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The euro climbed to the highest in nearly a week on Thursday as Treasury yields fell, pulling back from a two-year high, with the euro rebounding from losses earlier in the week ahead of a policy meeting of the European Central Bank.
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But he has also questioned why the United States needs to keep up the sanctions imposed on Moscow after the annexation of Crimea and the attacks on Ukraine, and, by pulling back from Syria, he has ceded territory that Mr. Putin coveted.
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WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - The U.S. presidential campaign enters a new and uncertain phase on Friday when Democratic front-runner Joe Biden holds his first virtual town hall for Illinois voters after pulling back from in-person campaigning because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The markets closed slightly lower on Thursday, pulling back from a tumble after the arrest of the finance chief of Chinese telecom equipment maker Huawei Technologies Ltd raised fears that the move could escalate a trade war between the United States and China.
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Insurers have lost hundreds of millions of dollars on business under the Affordable Care Act and are pulling back from the public marketplaces in many states, creating a possibility that some consumers will have no options on the insurance exchanges next year.
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RELATED: Trump says US was 'cocked and loaded' to strike Iran before he pulled back More broadly, pulling back from an attack will not go unobserved by America's adversaries who may interpret it as a spur to push Trump further than they might have before.
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Growth in industrial output slowed more than expected to 2200 percent in April from a year earlier, pulling back from a surprising strong 220-250/22.7 year high of 22.1% in March, which some analysts had suspected was boosted by seasonal and temporary factors.
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TORONTO, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Wednesday, pulling back from a fresh 19-month high the previous day, as lower oil prices weighed on energy stocks, while financials also lost ground as investors braced for the Federal Reserve interest rate decision.
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TORONTO, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Thursday, pulling back from an earlier new 17-month high as higher bond yields pressured defensive stocks, offsetting further gains for energy shares after a deal by OPEC to cut output boosted oil prices.
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One of the writers of "Fallin' All in You" is Ed Sheeran, and when Mr. Mendes sings it, he follows Mr. Sheeran's bread crumb trail, pulling back from syllables in the same fashion, and easing willingly into the slow blues that Mr. Sheeran adores.
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The White House's announcement that U.S. forces are pulling back from northeastern Syria to allow a Turkish offensive there took the Pentagon and the government's Syria point man by surprise — and the decision defied the current thinking of President Donald Trump's national security leaders.
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Efforts to curry favor in the capital in recent weeks, like raising the minimum wage or pulling back from private prisons, earned some praise from politicians on the committee, but did not prevent lawmakers from pushing banks on their role in wealth inequality and corporate diversity.
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Global stocks pull back from the edge "Virtually everyone is scratching their heads at the moment," said Stephen Innes, global chief markets strategist at AxiCorp, reacting to signals that global stocks were pulling back from the brink after Wall Street suffered its worst day since 1987.
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" Just days after pulling back from striking Iran for its downing of an American surveillance drone, Mr. Trump also said he was "not looking for war," but added that if the United States went to war with Iran, "it'll be obliteration like you've never seen before.
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It took a few years to realise the errors, and BHP dramatically shifted course when appointing Andrew Mackenzie as chief executive in May 2013, with his razor-like focus on driving down costs and pulling back from the deal-making beloved by his predecessor Marius Kloppers.
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It took a few years to realize the errors, and BHP dramatically shifted course when appointing Andrew Mackenzie as chief executive in May 2013, with his razor-like focus on driving down costs and pulling back from the deal-making beloved by his predecessor Marius Kloppers.
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But it is unclear whether Mr. Xi, who rarely ventures beyond platitudes in discussing the strategies of the world's second largest economy, can take advantage of this time of transition when the rest of the world is gauging whether the United States is pulling back from global leadership.
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Black says that one problem with the Trump administration's insistence on pulling back from multilateral deals, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or multilateral institutions, such as the World Trade Organization (WTO), is that it ends up missing out on broader strategic trade goals, such as harmonizing regional markets.
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It required a tricky balance: standing firm against North Korea's saber rattling and China's territorial ambitions in the South China Sea — stances that come naturally to a defense secretary — while also reassuring allies made nervous by Mr. Trump's campaign talk about pulling back from American security commitments in Asia.
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Euro zone government bond yields edged down with borrowing costs in Germany and France pulling 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 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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She ended up taking time off through the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA), and discovered, in the process, that pulling back from her career was going to be the best way forward for her family — no matter the years, additional schooling, and certifications she achieved to get there.
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S. 2-year spread widens by 3.9 basis points TORONTO, July 19 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar weakened against its U.S. counterpart on Friday, pulling back from a near nine-month high hit earlier in the day, as domestic data showed a surprise decline in May retail sales and the greenback broadly climbed.
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A Reuters analysis of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation data found that - after years of building up their farm lending portfolios in the wake of the U.S. housing meltdown of the late 2000s - top Wall Street banks are now pulling back from the sector as farm incomes are falling and farm loan delinquency rates are rising.
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"We should see the dollar remain a bit weak against the euro in the short term, just because of the economic outlook in Europe and the fact that they have really taken a more hawkish approach in pulling back from the quantitative easing that's been going on for the past decade there," XE's Diaz said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro climbed to the highest in nearly a week on Thursday as U.S. Treasury yields fell, pulling back from a two-year high, with the dollar weakening further late in the day on a report that President Donald Trump was leaning toward Jerome Powell as the next chair of the Federal Reserve.
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"People are coming out to reject the politics of bigotry and hatred, the Muslim ban, (Trump's) war on migrants, normalization of violence against women, but they're also coming out because they disagree with his attacks on the poor, on his economic policies, on his pulling back from human rights, on his planet-wrecking policies," Rehman said.
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While some manufacturers are pulling back from the passenger car side of the market, the launch of the CLA 245 last week is "reinforcing the significance of this segment for our growth strategy," said Tobias Moers, the head of Mercedes-AMG, the performance arm of Daimler AG. A downsized version of Mercedes's groundbreaking CLS coupe-like sedan, the CLA, made plenty of waves on its own when it debuted in 3.
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