" – Cynical_asshole_ on Reddit "Being pushed up against a wall.
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Its production has reportedly been pushed up by two years.
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Ordinarily the report would have pushed up yields, he said.
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A weak pound has pushed up the cost of imports.
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S. trade relations, pushed up U.S. Treasury yields on Wednesday.
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It is largely their actions that have pushed up prices.
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I mean, for one thing, the prices got pushed up.
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The curbs have driven down inventories and pushed up prices.
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BHP's 1.4% rise pushed up the mining index by 2.23%.
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Record high crude oil production has pushed up U.S. inventories.
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Received a text simply saying: "haha" funerals been pushed up!
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The decision pushed up the shekel, while bond prices fell.
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That has pushed up the political temperature and increased polarization.
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Microsoft's stock has been pushed up thanks to its cloud growth.
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It pushed up its fourth-quarter GDP forecast to 2.5 percent.
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And nervous markets have pushed up the bond yields of both.
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The weaker dollar pushed up gold prices for a fourth day.
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The losses have pushed up egg prices and created a shortfall.
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Tensions between them pushed up debt to dangerous levels in 22018.
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Higher interest rates also have pushed up the cost of borrowing.
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Competition between companies to attract talent pushed up salaries and incentives.
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"Many people are being pushed up the risk spectrum," he said.
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My dress was pushed up around my hips; I mentally shrugged.
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That in turn has pushed up the euro against the dollar.
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The agreement has driven down inventories and pushed up oil prices.
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Supply constraints have pushed up memory prices which is benefiting Samsung.
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Is it low and gravelly or pushed up into the nose?
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With less pressure on the top, the plane gets pushed up.
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This time, however, the policy action also pushed up prices elsewhere.
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"I remember being pushed up against a wall," Ms. Jones said.
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He had no shoes on, and his shirt was pushed up.
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Now, the bar keeps being pushed up and up and up.
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"A weakening rupee really pushed up the local gold price," Hewitt said.
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Hawkish statements in recent days appear to have pushed up the chances.
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In 2006 new rules on alcohol production and distribution pushed up prices.
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That pushed up combined ratio to 100% for the year ended Dec.
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The share jump pushed up the company's market cap by $1.4 billion.
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The data pushed up yields on U.S. Treasury notes, underpinning the dollar.
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The complexity and the small production runs pushed up the price tag.
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She was on the floor with her nightgown pushed up, she said.
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The use of better-quality and local ingredients has pushed up prices.
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Gold stocks rose 1.7% as safe-haven demand pushed up bullion prices.
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The rally also pushed up shares of Alcoa, a leading aluminum producer.
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He unlocked the three heavy padlocks outside and pushed up the gate.
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Ranked eighth, Anderson also was pushed up the seedings by Wimbledon's formula.
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Several of Apple's design choices for the iPhone X pushed up its price.
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Selling by panicky investors has driven bond prices down, and pushed up yields.
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That has pushed up average mortgage rates, meaning Britons cannot borrow as much.
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Higher oil prices pushed up the commodities-heavy small and mid-cap indexes.
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And that's pushed up the cost of acquiring individual donors across digital media.
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Mine was pushed up against the Metro red line and infested with roaches.
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What gets pushed up through algorithms, the way he's able to dominate Twitter.
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Delta Air Lines also pushed up its planned cuts to this past weekend.
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The annexation of Crimea temporarily pushed up his approval ratings to nearly 90%.
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The numbers also pushed up U.S. Treasury yields, further bolstering the dollar's appeal.
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The BoE's actions also pushed up the public sector net cash requirement sharply.
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Rising clothing prices, higher car tax and electricity also pushed up consumer prices.
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The weaker pound since June's Brexit vote has pushed up UK import prices.
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Pushed up against a closed storefront somewhere between Brooklyn Bowl and your place.
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But production had been pushed up to May, and he was feeling harried.
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That has pushed up the price of long-term bonds, lowering their yield.
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But the new tax and higher gasoline prices clearly pushed up inflation sharply.
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Gold stocks, however, rose 1.7% as safe-haven demand pushed up bullion prices.
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That came as firms pushed up prices at the fastest pace since November.
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But tighter supplies and increased consumption during the summer have pushed up prices.
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Competition between buyers has pushed up coca prices so farmers have planted more.
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"This is it - these are big risks that fighters take, pushed up to the main card, pushed up to the main event on such a huge card, all the lights on you, all the eyes on you," Roddy told Reuters.
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Cyclical sectors were pushed up by recovering risk appetites, with financials and exporters outperforming.
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Record high crude oil production has pushed up U.S. inventories.
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That helped dampen house-price inflation there but pushed up demand in nearby Victoria.
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Strong interest from foreign investors and local funds has pushed up the benchmark index .
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Also worrying for construction firms, higher fuel and steel prices pushed up input costs.
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Dairy company A2 Milk rose 5.7 percent and pushed up the index the most.
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Dissolvable plates that were inserted during the surgery have pushed up through his scalp.
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Cyclical sectors were pushed up by recovering risk appetite, with financials and exporters outperforming.
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That program has pushed up costs, increasing pressure on Rolls to find savings elsewhere.
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Alumina and aluminum prices have been pushed up by Hydro's production cut at Alunorte.
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Nervous investors pushed up gold, a traditional safe-haven, by more than 1 percent.
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Record high crude oil production C-OUT-T-EIA has pushed up U.S. inventories.
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Residents of Hodeida say the shortage has pushed up the price of existing fuel.
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The possibility of shortages has pushed up nickel prices about 35% since early June.
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Rising oil prices in turn pushed up U.S. Treasury yields by fanning inflation concerns.
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The ensuing row worried investors, pushed up Italy's borrowing costs and depressed bank stocks.
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The Commission was concerned the deal would have pushed up prices and reduced competition.
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Amazon and rival Netflix in general have pushed up prices for such prestige fare.
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But they also have pushed up premiums for those who are young and healthy.
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The Turkish ban initially pushed up bank stocks, helped by a broader market gain.
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Dairy company a2 Milk and Auckland International Airport pushed up the index the most.
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These companies face land-acquisition pressures in higher-tier cities, that pushed up leverage.
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The committee pushed up the benchmark rate a quarter point five times under Yellen.
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A tarp slung over a pile of stuff pushed up against the garage door.
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The Commission said the deal may have pushed up prices of the drug, modafinil.
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Last year, a series of major hurricanes pushed up overall losses to $340 billion.
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This pushed up African-American and Hispanic numbers, while reducing whites and Asian-Americans.
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This means freight prices are pushed up, which then nudges companies to use roads instead.
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That raised concerns about supply shortages and pushed up prices throughout much of the year.
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That had pushed up wages for British workers, while pay elsewhere in Europe stayed flat.
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But it is clear enough that QE pushed up the price of long-term bonds.
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Meanwhile, safe-haven buying that pushed up gold and bond prices was abating this morning.
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Soft inflation has pushed up real interest rates and raised doubts over spending by companies.
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Labor costs picked up over 2018 as a tightening labor market pushed up wage growth.
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In America, however, the opioid epidemic has pushed up the death rate, especially for men.
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But it still hit its highest level this year, pushed up by higher energy bills.
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Its collapse has left thousands without jobs and pushed up air fares across the country.
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Mr Correa's expansionary policies pushed up wages and inflation, making Ecuador's non-oil exporters uncompetitive.
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Pushed up against the wall, the coffee-table-sized unit projects an 85-inch image.
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Long-standing shortages of engineers and other science-based professionals have pushed up their pay.
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The cost of living last month was also pushed up by sustained increases in rents.
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Christie's says it pushed up its offer to the Taubman family to well over $400m.
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First, it pushed up the cost of buying jet fuel, which is priced in dollars.
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Other corporate venture funds acknowledge that their growing ranks have pushed up private company valuations.
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Its gains pushed up shares in rivals which are set to publish trading updates shortly.
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That is something that in past business cycles has pushed up prices of consumer goods.
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L) nearly 2 percent higher by 0927 GMT and pushed up the Australian listing (RIO.
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A dearth of properties for sale has pushed up prices, sidelining many would-be homeowners.
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Higher prices for services also seemed to have pushed up the headline figure, he said.
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Worries about the possibility of a no-deal Brexit have also pushed up gilt prices.
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The mark-up rate is being pushed up over 30 percent from its current mark.
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Those two factors would have, logically speaking, likely pushed up police's use of deadly force.
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Health care workers have pushed up ridership in neighborhoods in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.
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Inflation has pushed up prices for everyday goods and services, especially those that are imported.
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In 2018, unmarried white women pushed up their vote margin for Democrats by 10 points.
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Mechanized farming, high-yielding seed varieties and increased use of pesticides have pushed up harvests.
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Indirectly, rates would be pushed up which would then disrupt Fed's impending interest rate hike.
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At the same time, the pack is still being pushed up by the spring force.
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The response was so strong that it pushed up the national rollout by two months.
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Dehydration may have been a factor, as temperatures that June day pushed up to 20103 degrees.
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However, the board may not decide to take on every case that's pushed up the chain.
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That pushed up Japanese bond yields, with an effect that rippled out to America and Europe.
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That pushed up the business expectations gauge to a three-month high of 65.6 from 64.8.
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What might Trump's moves towards deregulation do for tech company valuations — might they be pushed up?
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SO IF YOU THINK ABOUT THOSE TYPES OF THINGS, IT'S NO SURPRISE WE'VE PUSHED UP HARD.
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I took both those photos pushed up against the gate as far as I could go.
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Over the past few years the labour force has started shrinking, which has pushed up wages.
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Soaring metal prices have pushed up the index, despite an oversupply of nickel earlier this year.
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However, it pushed up the price of consumer goods, many of which have to be imported.
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That kept oil prices high, and pushed up Cosmo Energy Holdings 1.2% and Idemitsu Kosan 1.4%.
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It was facing massive losses as U.S. sanctions pushed up the price of imported raw materials.
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Qatar's $9 billion bond sale in May, the biggest ever Gulf offering, pushed up the tally.
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Capital inflows pushed up local asset prices, including currencies, making dollar debt seem even more affordable.
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This has also pushed up home prices, keeping many first-time buyers out of the market.
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John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital, said the freeze talk also has pushed up the price.
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The storms also pushed up initial claims for state unemployment benefits for the week ended Sept.
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The long period of easy monetary policy has pushed up asset prices and thus wealth inequality.
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Lower exploration costs pushed up operating income by 122 million euros in the period, Repsol said.
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Growing confidence that Britain will avoid a no-deal Brexit pushed up bond yields in October.
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The accident had pushed up iron ore prices and prompted a rally in Australian mining stocks.
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Wednesday's interest rate hike pushed up the funds rate target to 1.75 percent to 2 percent.
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However, the rival 'Out' campaign disputed the analysis, saying that "protectionist" EU policies pushed up prices.
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Outside North America, record demand and voluntary supply cuts led by OPEC have pushed up prices.
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That pushed up the value of the pound and hit shares in big multinationals and exporters.
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Reports of progress pushed up the value of the British pound this morning to about $1.34.
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In New Jersey, manhole covers were pushed up, causing flash flooding, the National Weather Service reported.
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Mining heavyweights BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto pushed up the sector a total of 34 points.
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The EU competition watchdog said the deal may have pushed up prices of the drug modafinil.
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That, in turn, pushed up yields on other lower-rated European bonds from Spain and Portugal.
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Lee's bullish view on the economy pushed up both the South Korean won and share prices.
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That deadline was pushed up by several weeks amid lower-than-expected tax revenue this year.
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That kept oil prices high, and pushed up Cosmo Energy Holdings 1.5% and Idemitsu Kosan 0.8%.
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Trump's statement on Tuesday pushed up trade-sensitive industrials up 2.0% and technology stocks gained 1.9%.
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The euro pushed up to $1.1538 and away from a low of $1.1429 early in the week.
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Trump's calls for fiscal stimulus have pushed up inflation expectations, and with it stocks and bond yields.
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In March, Kier disclosed an accounting error that pushed up its 2018 debt by 50 million pounds.
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In response, local and state governments have pushed up the age to buy tobacco products to 21.
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Economic growth has brought with it plenty of newcomers, who have pushed up housing demand still further.
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Higher interest rates have drawn capital to America and pushed up the dollar at the same time.
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The rising cost of talent has also pushed up the level of funding startups need to raise.
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The banks pushed up the financial subindex 0.4%, on course for a 0.8% rise for the week.
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Tariffs, imposed or threatened, have dulled foreign competition and pushed up the price of American-made metal.
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At the same time, the U.S.-China trade row has pushed up the cost of livestock feed.
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Shortly afterward, he received a shove in the back and was pushed up against the police line.
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The car passenger got out and pushed up a gate arm to allow the driver to continue.
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An influx of people to German cities and a shortage of available housing has pushed up rents.
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The volatile non-ferrous metal market since 2012 also pushed up Yunnan Tin's funding costs, he said.
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I feel like I have been pushed up against a wall and I'm coming out as 'no.
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The index was pushed up by Asian shares, which rose for the eighth consecutive day on Thursday.
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The euro pushed up to $1.1565 and away from a low of $1.1429 early in the week.
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At some point in life, when you're pushed up against a wall, failure just isn't an option.
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With fees and the optional 463-liter engine, the as-tested price was pushed up to $246,2000.
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The euro pushed up to $1.1535 and away from a low of $1.1429 early in the week.
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The supply bottlenecks, which also pushed up prices of raw materials, resulted in a longer delivery times.
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Advances of between 21 percent and 21.3240 percent by the 'Big four' banks pushed up the benchmark.
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He soon exposed a section of pink, pearlescent shell, which had been pushed up against the sturgeon.
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More competition in the quant space has pushed up prices for talent, as well as unique datasets.
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NASA scientists were so stunned by global temperatures that they pushed up their annual announcement by months.
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Minimum wage increases went into effect in 20 states in January which likely pushed up the average.
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In another, a man is straddling his lover, her red T-shirt hurriedly pushed up her torso.
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The United States has pushed up short-term interest rates, making it more costly to borrow money.
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The news pushed up shares of peers Just Eat and Delivery Hero by 1.2% and 0.3%, respectively.
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After the incident, ATC had to hunt for cargoes in the spot market which pushed up prices.
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After the incident, ATC had to hunt for cargoes in the spot market which pushed up prices.
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Strength in metal prices pushed up miners, with Rio Tinto advancing 1.4%, while Newcrest Mining rose 1.9%.
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However, the boost in oil prices pushed up yields on short-dated maturities, flattening the yield curve.
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His selection by Trump for the nation's top diplomatic job — subject to Senate confirmation — pushed up the timing.
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Higher food prices have also pushed up annual inflation in Mozambique, which faces an imminent sovereign debt default.
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The rise in labour costs has pushed up the real exchange rate, pointing to a loss of competitiveness.
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Sri Lanka's consumer price inflation hit a record high 6.8 percent last month, pushed up by the drought.
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By banning insurers from turning away customers with pre-existing health conditions, for example, it pushed up premiums.
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Donald Trump's historic victory in the U.S. presidential elections has pushed up prices for the digital currency bitcoin.
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It comes across as aggro to super-like since you are immediately pushed up in a woman's feed.
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The hi-tech manufacturing sub-index, however, pushed up this month to 53.8, compared with 53.2 in March.
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Meanwhile, an unusually cold winter pushed up power prices in Vattenfall's markets, creating a positive start to 2018.
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But the devaluation has pushed up the inflation rate, already more than 25% when Mr Macri took office.
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Although Amazon's convenience has pushed up its market share, many people aspire to shop elsewhere for their wardrobes.
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The pound's fall after the vote pushed up inflation and added to pressure on the finances of households.
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Volatile financial markets this week after Britain's vote to leave the European Union also pushed up gas prices.
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Dublin's Grand Canal Dock, often referred to as "Silicon Dock," has certainly pushed up the area's property value.
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As well as weaker sterling, fuel prices have been pushed up by an increase in global oil prices.
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Forecasts for rising demand and the gradual restart of U.S. oil refineries after Hurricane Harvey pushed up prices.
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The slew of verbal jawboning has helped pushed up the dollar, which stood around 108.60 yen on Wednesday.
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Insurers in Australia had a difficult first half of 2017 as bad weather pushed up natural disaster claims.
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High demand has pushed up returns from selling projects in the development stage, executives in the industry say.
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The storms also pushed up initial claims for state unemployment benefits for the week, the Labor Department said.
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Nigeria is also contending with dollar shortages caused by low oil prices, which pushed up inflation throughout 2016.
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"Boyd avoided the big inning, but the two bases-loaded situations pushed up his pitch count," Ausmus said.
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And Lagarde made her job harder last week with a gaffe that pushed up southern European bond yields.
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A record-breaking cold snap in the United States, meanwhile, pushed up demand for heating oil, bolstering demand.
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The top bracket went up, but its phase-in point was pushed up to $450,000 instead of $250,000.
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So I entered Hooker's home and locked eyes with her, as a broad smile pushed up her cheeks.
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But the unusual design pushed up operating costs and compromised the shopping experience, Ikea said in a statement.
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That pushed up food prices in China by 11.2% in September, accelerating from the previous month's 10% gain.
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But the tightness in the labor market has not pushed up the inflation rate on a consistent basis.
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The prospect that Ms. Le Pen could become president of France has pushed up the government's borrowing costs.
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A collapse in oil prices and the value of a rouble pushed up inflation, further squeezing household budgets.
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This pushed up financing costs for Italian issuers and effectively shut its lenders out of international debt markets.
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Soaring property prices have pushed up rents and had a knock-on effect on prices of goods and services.
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Russian equities were pushed up 0.2 percent, mainly on a strong showing by energy stocks on rising oil prices .
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The prospect of sector consolidation pushed up Thyssenkrupp shares by 6.4 percent, while rival ArcelorMittal also climbed 5.6 percent.
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The theft, and the government's crackdown on it, has also pushed up the country's already high level of violence.
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Security for protecting the whaling fleet from militant conservationists has pushed up the price tag for each Antarctic expedition.
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In Nigeria's import-driven economy, this has pushed up the cost of everything from rice to spare machine parts.
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At the same time, economic growth struggles worldwide have pushed up the value of the dollar, making imports cheaper.
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They are heavy users of the scheme and the stand-off with Brussels has pushed up their borrowing costs.
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Policy initiatives focused on upgrading the old economy helped pushed up valuations for tech companies - far above global peers.
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The regulatory clampdown, now in its second year, has also slowly pushed up companies' borrowing costs and mortgage rates.
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On the railways, better signalling and tracks have pushed up the speed of faster trains to a respectable 140kph.
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It helped that China's demand for commodities was fuelling a mining boom that created jobs and pushed up wages.
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As a result of the runaway success, Jive Records pushed up the album's release date by nearly a month.
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But that would have pushed up the price of rail travel (the European Commission has sensibly blocked the deal).
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This has significantly pushed up the cost of training for aspiring pilots at a time of slow salary growth.
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But the firm pushed up its outlook for the U.S. market which helped push shares over 4 percent up.
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But critics say the government has contributed to higher profits and bonuses at some businesses and pushed up prices.
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Woolworths pushed up the consumer staples sector, while utilities were buoyed by a 0.7 percent gain in AGL Energy .
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These measures pushed up the average cost of funding to 24.31 percent on Monday from a previous 24.0 percent.
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The cost of legal advice and running its own investigations pushed up headquarters cost sharply in the third quarter.
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The belated onset of the monsoon has already pushed up food prices, hampering the central bank's crusade against inflation.
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High policy rates in America have pushed up hedging costs, deterring European and Japanese pension funds from buying Treasuries.
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That pushed up the trade deficit to $3.18 billion from $2.84 billion in the first six months of 2018.
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Rising regulatory fees and falling interest income pushed up ABN's cost-to-income ratio to 63.8% in the quarter.
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As subsidies have pushed up land prices, it has become harder for young farmers to break into the business.
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This crackdown, combined with expectations of higher rates, had pushed up benchmark yields without much panic until this week.
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Her gaze alighted on a woman in a snug maroon dress with breasts pushed up nearly to her chin.
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They said real investment and consumer demand remained soft and pushed up inventories, potentially adding pressure to the sector.
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"The bitter cold air is going to be pushed up into Canada," said Bob Smerbeck, senior meteorologist for Accuweather.
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Fear of quarantine has pushed up canned food sales in countries like Vietnam and Australia, according to The Guardian.
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"Investors are lapping up any sign of positivity and any excuse to get pushed up the risk curve," Markets.
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In examining her T-shirt, he said, he had seen evidence that "a bloody hand pushed up" against it.
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At the back of the store, Ms. Chlumsky pushed up her bell sleeves, showing off a sky blue manicure.
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The company previously pushed up the streaming release date of "Avengers: Endgame" to coincide with the launch of Disney+.
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He pointed to the fields of lush sugar cane, dotted with farmhouses, that pushed up against the temple walls.
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If basis prices go below $1 and need to be pushed up, the system automatically auctions "bonds" to users.
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In a statement, privately owned Votorantim said a weaker currency pushed up dollar-denominated debt costs, offsetting stronger revenues.
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The news pushed up world stock markets, which were trading a notch below a record high hit last week.
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The subsequent 15% reduction in supply by affected landlords pushed up rents across the city by more than 5%.
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"Low rental supply coupled with ongoing demand pushed up rents in September," said Molly Boesel, principal economist at CoreLogic.
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A crackdown on shadow lending pushed up borrowing costs and made it harder for small firms to get funds.
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Political crises have pushed up borrowing costs in euro zone countries such as Greece and Italy in recent years.
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Whenever dragon blaze pushed up the warmth, the snow and ice of the North was there to counteract it.
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She's wearing an outfit entirely composed of sweat material, sleeves pushed up to reveal forearms constellated with red freckles.
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Concerns over Italy's public finances have pushed up Rome's debt costs since a populist government took power a year ago.
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However, a lack of supply has pushed up house prices and offset some of the stimulus of low mortgage rates.
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It seems Singapore's living costs were pushed up by heavily taxed goods and services, such as car ownership and alcohol.
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This has pushed up the value of the firm's shares, which have increased by 38% since the start of 2017.
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Both the solid output figures as well as the increased number of people coming to Germany have pushed up emissions.
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Robust demand for pickups and SUVs pushed up U.S. auto sales in June but the growth fell short of estimates.
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Denmark's biggest lender said the considerable investments it is making in compliance to repair its image had pushed up costs.
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A weak lira has pushed up prices, but the central bank has not raised interest rates by much in response.
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The devaluation of the manat, the currency, has pushed up already-high inflation: food prices rose by 28% in 2015.
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The surge was so dramatic that it pushed up Chinese inflation to 20193% in September, from 22019% the previous month.
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Sugar is the best-performing commodity in our index: unfavourable weather in Brazil has pushed up the price by 56%.
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Nabiullina's policy of letting the rouble fall pushed up the cost of imports, which in Russia include many basic goods.
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The attacks near Iran and the Strait of Hormuz pushed up oil prices by as much as 4.5% on Thursday.
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With reform stalled, the currency is under pressure and investors have pushed up the cost of servicing the public debt.
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Lifting the broader index, stronger metal prices pushed up big mining companies, including Anglo American, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
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HIGH PRICES High demand has pushed up returns from selling projects in the development stage, executives in the industry say.
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Kardashian's Versace style featured a scoop neckline that came to a point in the center and pushed up her cleavage.
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Its measure of new business pushed up to 57.7 in July, while employment jumped more than 3 points to 55.5.
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Though traditionally held in the fall, this year&aposs vote was pushed up, giving the opposition less time to campaign.
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During a boom healthy American demand lifted exports everywhere even as American interest rates pushed up the cost of capital.
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These tariffs pushed up the prices of American agricultural goods, causing U.S. producers' export revenue to fall 74% in 2018.
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Its troubles stem from a quip about the inflationary impact of the porcine pandemic, which has pushed up consumer prices.
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The forecast for GDP gains in 20153 remains 2.1 percent, while 2018 was pushed up one-tenth to 2.1 percent.
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Brent was pushed up by the looming sanctions against Iran, which will start targeting its oil sector from Nov. 4.
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A Deutsche Bank upgrade on steel companies, including US Steel and AK Steel, pushed up their shares about 4 percent.
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Builders are rapidly putting up more homes in response to strong demand that has pushed up prices for existing homes.
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Rising rates on U.S. Treasurys, pushed up as bonds are sold down, are the other side of the same story.
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"What little I have I kind of pushed up," she told Vogue, explaining that it helped her get into character.
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But the rapid expansion has pushed up electricity costs in Europe's biggest economy and placed a strain on its grids.
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The currency was among the best-performing assets globally in 173, pushed up by U.S. fiscal stimulus and higher tariffs.
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The channel acts similarly to underwire but without that uncomfortable pushed-up feeling and it's threadless which eliminates any scratchiness.
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The storm caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage to energy infrastructure and pushed up fuel prices for weeks.
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Falling inventory has pushed up prices, presenting potential buyers with another hurdle amid jobs growth and historically low mortgage rates.
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Regulations mean that insurance companies and pension funds have reduced their exposure to equities and pushed up their bond holdings.
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Ping An's bottom line was pushed up by investment income that rose more than six times to 13 billion yuan.
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But delays in obtaining construction permits pushed up building costs as the falling lira drove up prices of building materials.
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Crude prices were also pushed up by Hurricane Florence offshore the United States amid surging demand for gasoline and diesel.
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China's manufacturing has held down American middle-class wages, while soaring Chinese demand for commodities has pushed up resource prices.
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There is also some pressure on the riyal's dollar peg, and tighter liquidity has pushed up domestic deposit rates sharply .
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The possibility of a strike, which workers warn could be lengthy, has pushed up global copper prices in recent days.
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Givaudan and its peers are trying to extend their activities in natural flavours, where strong demand has pushed up prices.
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Microsoft has pushed its cloud products in recent years and its stock price has been pushed up thanks to that.
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But the pound's fall also pushed up costs for energy and raw material at the fastest pace in five years.
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EEF also pointed to rising price pressures in factories as the weak pound pushed up the cost of imported goods.
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A drop in the cost of computer games and equipment, which pushed up inflation in May, was also a factor.
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And then there are the memories of being brusquely, and without permission, pushed up against a wall — and loving it.
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"I am not so sure now, because Shakespeare would have pushed up against the limits of his imagination," Roth said.
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This demand has pushed up the prices of government bonds, and yields, which move in the opposite direction, sharply lower.
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The core may show the effect of rising prices for imports, which are being pushed up by the weak dollar.
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That has led to delays on the network and has pushed up the price of getting a Bitcoin transaction through.
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It has also had a huge impact on people's lives as the closure of business has pushed up local unemployment.
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That has pushed up the growth in the amount of capital per worker, which has driven up productivity and wages.
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The decline in long-term rates has pushed up the value of pension liabilities, more than offsetting gains from investments.
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Such data releases earlier this month have pushed up sovereign debt yields and even fueled an equity market sell-off.
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But last year, he was competing in Houston when the threat of a storm pushed up tee times on Sunday.
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S. trade truce, as well as an expected recovery in global growth had pushed up risk assets through the quarter.
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Instead, the weak yen has pushed up corporate profits, which should lead to higher wages and capital expenditure, he said.
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The news has pushed up U.S. hog prices and raised concerns of the disease spreading into other parts of Asia.
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Years of extraordinary policy measures - including negative rates and bond purchases - have not pushed up inflation in the euro zone.
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With all the promotions surrounding the pushed-up FAFSA timeline this year, it will be harder for families to forget.
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Rebates, critics say, have pushed up the list price of brand-name drugs, which consumers are increasingly responsible for paying.
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Raw materials prices rose by 3.8 percent after four consecutive month decreases, pushed up by higher prices for crude energy products.
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The survey suggested most economists' forecasts have already incorporated the impact of the strike, which had pushed up recent inflation readings.
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Reports earlier on Wednesday that Calheiros would survive the injunction strengthened the real currency and pushed up the BOVESPA stock index .
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That had pushed up the longer end of the yield curve to levels not seen in around a year as well.
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But while the reports had pushed up shares in Europe and Asia, Wall Street's major indexes could not maintain a rally.
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The International Monetary Fund pushed up its forecasts for global growth on Tuesday, helping Wall Street to its latest record high.
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Investors' increasing optimism that the Italian government's 2019 budget will respect EU fiscal rules pushed up European banks across the board.
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That's why the next time we see Bonnie, she is pushed up against a wall as Adam goes down on her.
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But this is still almost third lower than in 2014, when oil prices over $100 a barrel had pushed up costs.
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A gap in capacity has pushed up fares by 30-40 percent since September in India, ratings agency ICRA has said.
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"If you think about those types of things, it's no surprise that we've pushed up hard" in the market, he said.
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Strong economic data last week has pushed up expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise rates at a more rapid pace.
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Trump was also sued for sexual harassment by Jill Harth, who reported being groped, kissed and pushed up against a wall.
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Rising crude prices have already pushed up pump prices in the United States and other oil-consuming countries to sensitive levels.
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Prices for energy and petroleum products climbed by 2.7 percent, pushed up by higher prices for gasoline and heavy fuel oils.
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Germany's 10-year bond yield was up 3 bps at 0.56 percent, also pushed up by broad optimism across global markets.
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The shares rose 2.4 percent as investors, spooked by concerns over global growth, flocked to gold and pushed up its price.
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Prices for primary non-ferrous metal products advanced by 2.3 percent, pushed up by gains for unwrought copper and copper alloys.
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The ONS said transport costs, which were pushed up by rising fuel costs, were the biggest driver of inflation in February.
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That would be a repeat of 2015 when financial markets pushed up prices just to slump back amid the ongoing glut.
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A college-age kid who was livestreaming the event was pushed up against a tree as the police held his bike.
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Mizuho's markets division, which includes its trading business, pushed up its bottom line by 15.6 billion yen from a year earlier.
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The housing market has been stymied by a dearth of properties, which has pushed up prices and sidelined first-time homebuyers.
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This has pushed up the value of stock options held by many American chief executives, Tim McLaughlin and Ross Kerber report.
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The report also pushed up bigger rivals Verizon Communications and AT&T Inc, which could benefit from having one less competitor.
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India's benchmark 10-year bond yield pushed up by another 3 basis points to 210% following the Reuters story, traders said.
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This is because electrons get pushed up into these edges and corners and there's a buildup of charge between these surfaces.
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No matter that its limited horsepower requires it to be pushed up hills; it promises unlimited freedom on the open road.
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Dorms often have sparse or inconvenient outlets, and everything is pushed up against and covering any would-be useful outlets anyway.
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A girl dies by suicide after graphic images of self-harm are pushed up on her feed by social media algorithms.
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Hurricane Florence has pushed up gas prices and stations in the Southeastern evacuation zones have experienced a run on fuel supplies.
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Meanwhile, other films have had their VOD release dates pushed up — including Warner Bros.' other 2020 DC movie, Birds of Prey.
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Sectionals also offer a multitude of design possibilities that you don't get with a simple sofa pushed up against a wall.
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Elsewhere on Facebook: The company says it deleted 583 million fake accounts, and has reportedly pushed up its content-review budget.
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Since then, the election victory of Trump and his promises of higher spending have pushed up inflation expectations around the world.
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She said that multiple companies have pushed up their IPO plans in order to get ahead of an eventual economic slowdown.
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An outbreak of African swine flu has also pushed up food prices, adding to further pressure on the economy, said Shirk.
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German industrial output fell by 0.3 percent as manufacturing activity dropped, but construction pushed up, data from the Economy Ministry showed.
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Inflation surged to almost 25% that year as steep falls in the local currency pushed up the price of imported goods.
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The result has helped British exporters, but has also pushed up inflation and squeezed real wages as imported goods became more expensive.
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Concerns over the impact of sanctions on Rusal, which began on April 22018, have pushed up aluminium up 25 percent so far.
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Overall revenue slipped 1.7 percent to $4.58 billion, due to a strong dollar, but higher pricing pushed up organic revenue 1 percent.
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High taxes on imports have traditionally pushed up the price of foreign brands in China and caused consumers to spend more overseas.
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The jump in eurozone bond yields pushed up Spanish and Portuguese bond yields by 6 to 12 basis points across the board.
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"My head pushed up to the top of the water and I lost control, I didn't have anybody with me," Tia said.
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The woman's pants had been removed, and her shirt had been pushed up; items from her purse were scattered inside the car.
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However, the increased economic uncertainty resulting from the Brexit vote has pushed up gold prices and gold mining companies such as Polymetal.
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All-in sustaining costs for the quarter rose 23.9 percent to $829 per ounce as lower ore grades pushed up recovery costs.
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It has also been hurt by the strong dollar, which has pushed up sourcing costs from Asia, albeit less than H&M.
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The shares rose over 2 percent as investors, spooked by concerns over global growth, flocked to gold and pushed up its price.
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That pushed up the greenback, with , which measures the dollar against a basket of currencies, trading at 23 at 3:51 p.m.
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The market is being pushed up by a small group of super-performers--so traders believe the rally needs to broaden out.
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The shares rose nearly 3 percent as investors, spooked by concerns over global growth, flocked to gold and pushed up its price.
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He eliminated currency and trade controls and cut government spending, including gas subsidies, a move that steeply pushed up home-heating bills.
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Analysts say Facebook's announcement this month has revived interest in digital currencies, while investors seeking safety have also pushed up bitcoin's price.
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The EBITDA outlook has been pushed up to around 1.9 billion euros from an earlier guidance of at least 1.78 billion euros.
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Three-Legged I know I'm not the only one with the fantasy of having sex while being pushed up against the wall.
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Spending on government salaries, pushed up by pay rises and more hiring, consumes 48% of revenues, more than in any OECD country.
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The falling lira has also pushed up the cost of repaying dollar- and euro-denominated loans for Turkish companies, including Turk Telekom.
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After a long period of overproduction of steel and coal, a campaign to close unused capacity restrained output and pushed up prices.
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In a sign of the heightened risks associated with holding French bonds versus safer Germany, investors have pushed up French bond yields.
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Short-term tightness in the lending market for platinum ingot, which pushed up lease rates, sparked an initial move higher in June.
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Investors in Hong Kong also took comfort in overnight firmness on Wall Street, as they pushed up almost all sectors on Friday.
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Foreign investors have flooded into government debt to benefit and pushed up the value of the currency, resulting in an overvalued peso.
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LONDON — British Vogue has come under fire after it hailed pushed-up breasts as passé in an article in its December issue.
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Revision to previous months added 30,000 jobs, with December going from 262,000 to 23,000 and January pushed up to 172,000 from 151,000.
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The surge in industrial production pushed up capacity utilization, a measure of how fully industries are deploying their resources, to 77.9 percent.
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Sector-specific factors like the scrapping of excess ships and the bankruptcy of South Korea's Hanjin Shipping have pushed up the index.
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Qatar's index firmed by 0.4 percent, continuing a rise that has pushed up the index by 16.4 percent so far this year.
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The respondents expect bigger price hikes for heavier grades in February, pushed up by the strongest fuel oil cracks in five years.
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The rebound in commodities has helped sentiment towards emerging markets and pushed up inflation expectations (crucially, investors seem less concerned about deflation).
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Client demand for more powerful devices and supply constraints pushed up prices of both DRAM and NAND memory chips, widening profit margins.
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Tight housing inventories have pushed up home prices in many metropolitan markets, creating bidding wars for some properties, real estate experts say.
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They tend to wait to sell their shares until just after the announcement of a buyback has pushed up the share price.
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Dr. Janssen said the storm could be driven by water pushed up in the atmosphere, condensing, forming clouds and falling back down.
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Imports rose by 1.7 percent, pushed up by a 17.7 percent jump in shipments of aircraft and other transportation equipment and parts.
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A weakening dollar pushed up the price of gold on Wednesday, but the precious metal was flat on Thursday morning in Asia.
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In the chart below, we look at the annual totals from 2010 through 2018: Big, later-stage rounds pushed up the totals.
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Russian Urals crude prices have rallied in recent weeks as European refineries' appetite for crudes similar to Iran's has pushed up prices.
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Chinese regulators have already launched a crackdown on riskier types of financing, but the drive has pushed up short-term borrowing costs.
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The effort has pushed up oil prices, leading to a quicker-than-expected rise in production in the United States and elsewhere.
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The country's import bill was also pushed up by imports of industrial supplies and materials, which were the highest since January 2015.
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The program started small, with a cap of 28,0003 recruits, but early successes pushed up targeted recruitment numbers to 2000,214 in 22017.
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The program started small, with a cap of 1,000 recruits, but early successes pushed up targeted recruitment numbers to 5,200 in 2016.
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Last month's rate, pushed up by increased health and education costs, was below the central bank's target for a 13th straight month.
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It is perhaps one of the most vivid signs of the effects of global warming, which has steadily pushed up ocean temperatures.
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That in turn affects the country's ability to deal with soaring health care costs that have pushed up insurance premiums and deductibles.
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Inflation accelerated, and when the central bank pushed up interest rates, it was blamed for causing recession in much of Western Europe.
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Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico have also pushed up crude oil stocks as some U.S. refineries have been shut by flooding.
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I looked him up and down: his boat shoes, the sweat stains in his armpits, the sunglasses pushed up over his hair.
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A rebound in the market in London and neighbouring southeastern England pushed up new instructions for home sales at a national level.
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Booker T. pushed up the field, and with two and a half minutes to go they scored, taking a four-point lead.
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Many disgruntled workers see it as another program for poor people that just pushed up their own premiums, offering little of benefit.
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"The market is being pushed up by just a few huge companies," said Jerome Schupp, equity analyst at Prime Partners in Lausanne.
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Wednesday's official data showed rising prices for computers games -- which are often volatile -- and transport fares pushed up annual inflation in July.
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Thomas Cook has stranded twice as many British customers and Boeing's grounded 737 MAX has pushed up the cost of leasing aircraft.
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U.S. Treasury yields, pushed up on Wednesday by stronger-than-expected durable goods data, extended their rises into European trade on Thursday.
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However, its cost of acquisitions rose 276 percent to C$278 per subscriber, partly because a weak Canadian dollar pushed up handset costs.
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Housing advocates have complained that this new dorm-like style of living has pushed up rents and forced longtime residents to move out.
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The administration then handed down its judgment, and Qualcomm pushed up its shareholder meeting as a result to ten days following the decision.
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"That could mean more than 5 million tonnes of sorghum would be replaced by corn, which pushed up corn prices," the analyst said.
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Mỹ pushed up from the sofa, went to gather up her bucket of cleaning supplies, opened the door, and paused in the doorway.
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The attacks on oil tankers near Iran and the Strait of Hormuz pushed up oil prices by as much as 4.5% on Thursday.
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The weakening lira, which hit record lows against the dollar this week, has pushed up costs of raw materials and eroded profit margins.
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The currency has fallen by almost a fifth against the dollar since the start of the year, which has pushed up consumer prices.
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Cuts to subsidies on top of big devaluations in both Argentina and Egypt have pushed up inflation rates to 22% and 31% respectively.
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Sharp also benefited from production cutbacks by Korean rivals in LCD panels that led to a supply shortage and pushed up market prices.
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As a result, Ineos declared force majeure on exports, citing problems beyond the firm's control, and the outage pushed up global oil prices.
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The lengthy expansion has pushed up asset prices, particularly for real estate, which are now 15 to 30 percent overvalued, the Bundesbank added.
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For now, concerns about the exposure of European banks to Turkey pushed up bond yields in Spain and Italy and hobbled the euro.
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Previous months' reports saw only minor revisions, with January nudged down from 172,000 to 168,000 and February pushed up from 242,000 to 245,000.
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At the same time, net financing costs of 855 million euros pushed up operating losses to 378 million euros from 349 million euros.
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In August, the company said theme park earnings rose 8.5 percent, as a spike in Chinese visitors pushed up admissions by 13 percent.
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Oil prices have been pushed up this year by supply cuts led by the Middle East-dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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"This also pushed up other developers because people think if they do similar things then they will get revalued as well," he said.
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The tightening job market has pushed up costs for some companies, prompting them to raise prices despite the risk of scaring away shoppers.
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Heavy rain and a summer heatwave pushed up the price of fresh foods, including a 71.4 percent jump in the price of radish.
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China's northern provinces, by contrast, are experiencing unusually dry and hot weather, which has pushed up power demand in that region, traders said.
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Although higher steel prices and protectionist tariffs have pushed up share prices of American steelmakers in recent weeks, they are also in trouble.
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The floating of the peso, to make exports competitive and reduce a drain on the central bank's foreign-exchange reserves, pushed up inflation.
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This pushed up inflation, which is now well above the bank's self-imposed upper limit of 6.5%, and way above its 4.5% target.
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In some cases, currencies have been helped by tighter monetary policy: central banks in Colombia, Mexico and Peru have all pushed up rates.
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Japanese financial stocks, which invest in higher yielding products, staged a rally after the solid U.S. jobs data pushed up U.S. Treasury yields.
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When it's pushed up against Smith's album, the Danish philosopher's Either/Or can be boiled down to that damned-if-you-do worldview.
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Construction was also a drag, after the sector pushed up overall growth in the first three months due to an unusually mild winter.
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Data published on Thursday had shown strong foreign demand pushed up industrial orders in May, though the increase was less pronounced than expected.
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Poor harvests have also pushed up market prices for staple food crops since January 2017 by more than 25%, consumer association officials said.
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That experience helped—her predecessors lacked it—as did Yahoo's big stake in Alibaba, whose success pushed up the American firm's share price.
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Net profit last year was temporarily pushed up by the release of bad loan provisions as clients including Sharp Corp improved their performance.
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Headline consumer inflation accelerated to 2.1 percent year-on-year in July from 2.0 percent in June, pushed up by higher energy costs.
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That pushed up U.S. Treasury yields, setting the tone for the start of European trade with bond investors also positioning for new supply.
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Healthcare stocks pushed up the index, with medical device maker Fisher & Paykel Healthcare racing up to close at a near 5-month high.
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This in turn pushed up the likely yield on shorter-dated bonds, which made the yield on longer-term paper look unreasonably low.
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However, healthy results have pushed up third-quarter profit growth estimates for S&P 500 companies to 26.3 percent, according to Refinitiv data.
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Consider the story of the former People magazine reporter Natasha Stoynoff, whom Trump reportedly pushed up against a wall and kissed in 2005.
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But economic growth has remained weak since the 2011 uprising, and a collapse in the dinar has pushed up the cost of imports.
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Instead it got pushed up against those mountains and, after a change of wind direction, came back to settle over the city again.
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Climate change has steadily pushed up temperatures, providing ideal conditions for the chardonnay and pinot noir grapes that had sometimes struggled to ripen.
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The abundance of light, sweet crude has pushed up demand for fuel oil, which is blended with lighter crude to increase diesel output.
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Competition for the best available works has pushed up the value of guarantees, but this often discourages competitive bidding at the auction itself.
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Bacteria from my bowels would slowly crawl around and across my vulva and up my urethra (or be pushed up there during sex).
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The problem is that the deficit is already $1 trillion, pushed up by tax cuts and higher spending the economy didn't obviously need.
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EU antitrust regulators blocked the Siemens-Alstom merger proposal in February, saying it would have hurt competition and pushed up prices for consumers.
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LHP Eduardo Rodriguez has been pushed up to start the second game of the series against the Kansas City Royals on Saturday night.
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As landlords and developers transform their properties into short-term rentals to cater to tourists, that has pushed up rental prices for locals.
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As landlords and developers transform their properties into short-term rentals to cater to tourists, that has pushed up rental prices for locals.
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Bond yields have been pushed up this week on speculation the Bank of Japan is edging closer to unwinding its aggressive stimulus programme.
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That's pushed up against the big news from last week, which saw the President assassinate a top Iranian general in a drone strike.
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Data showing growth in factory activity during November in China, the world's second-largest economy and biggest gold consumer, pushed up equity markets.
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Earlier this year it was seized upon by speculators who pushed up the value of Monero significantly before the price fell back down.
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Existing home sales have been constrained by tight supply, which is pushed up prices, making house purchases unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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That pushed up Japan's trade surplus with the United States by 13 percent from a year ago to 647 billion yen ($5.88 billion).
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The possibility that disruptions in 2017 could increase from 2016, at a time of robust Chinese demand, has pushed up prices recently (see chart).
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Meanwhile, China's imports also improved, reflecting a recent pick-up in the price of industrial commodities that likely pushed up import values, he said.
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The Turkish lira outperformed, firming 2119.26 percent after the central bank's Thursday meeting pushed up the average cost of funding by 210.26 basis points.
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The greenback had reached that high as ebbing risk aversion in the broader markets pushed up long-term U.S. yields from 15-month lows.
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Sovereign issuance has been pushed up by Argentina's $16.5 billion bond that marked the country's return to bond markets after a 15-year gap.
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As hot air from Africa gets pushed up north, meteorologists are expecting heat waves every couple of weeks through the end of the summer.
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That has pushed up prices for coal assets, which companies such as Terracom had been snapping up in countries like Australia, Indonesia and Mongolia.
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Overall exports grew by 0.4 percent to C$43.25 billion, pushed up by shipments of motor vehicles and parts, metal ores and forestry products.
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Erratic weather in key agricultural states has hit output and pushed up food prices, keeping the 12-month inflation rate from dropping more rapidly.
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The strong job market has pushed up wages for those with only a high school diploma as well as those with a college degree.
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But the longest shutdown in history, which ended a week ago, pushed up the unemployment rate to a seven-month high of 4.0 percent.
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Labour shortages and increases in minimum wages have pushed up manufacturing salaries by a factor of four in the past ten years (see chart).
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Output was pushed up by an increase in production of cars, airplane parts, and machines used to make flat panel displays, the data showed.
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However, the longest shutdown in history, which ended a week ago, pushed up the unemployment rate to a seven-month high of 793 percent.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil markets were split on Tuesday, with U.S. crude was pushed up by reduced flows from Canada while international Brent prices eased.
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It was supply and demand in action: a currency devaluation in 2016 pushed up seed costs, so farmers stopped planting a loss-making crop.
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His earlier measures, themselves costing €10bn, have already pushed up the government's budget deficit to just over the 3% limit imposed by EU rules.
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Record inflows of funds have in turn pushed up emerging market bond prices, reducing borrowing costs down and spurring an increase in debt sales.
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At the moment, I'm liking a slight blush of lipstick around the edge, slightly pushed into the skin or pushed up into the bow.
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Dollar-denominated crude oil prices have been under pressure since Trump's win pushed up the greenback amid talk of infighting within the oil group.
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Hong Kong people have in recent years been increasingly upset by mainland immigrants and sky-high property prices partly pushed up by mainland investors.
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Water will likely be pushed up a severely swollen river system with leveed boundaries already tired from so many months in the flood fight.
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The peso's devaluation pushed up the already-high inflation Mr Macri had inherited to around 40%, the highest rate in Latin America outside Venezuela.
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Hodgson thinks gold investors are likely to benefit from the risk of contagion linked to Brexit and U.S. inflation being pushed up by "Trumponomics".
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This creates stair-step cliffs called thrust faults as part of the crust is pushed up and over another close part of the crust.
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Even as analysts dismissed the moves, the country's debt again inched higher as crude prices - one primary source of Venezuela's woes - pushed up sharply.
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The second concern is that the Federal Reserve might have miscalculated when it pushed up interest rates in December—the first increase since 2006.
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On the tenth floor, where Hanson is housed, there are eight chairs and a couple tables that nobody uses pushed up against a wall.
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January's big increase of 22.1,20.2 also got pushed up a nudge to 22.2,22018, bringing the average gain over the past three months to 22.9,250.
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A sharp increase in food and transportation inflation from June pushed up the IPCA-15 index, offsetting slower inflation of clothing, housing and healthcare.
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Data revisions pushed up the estimate for the current account deficit to 5.9% in 103 (compared to a 'AA' median of a 0.6% surplus).
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However, the longest shutdown in history, which ended a week ago, pushed up the unemployment rate to a seven-month high of 4 percent.
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While they provide major protections to those with pre-existing conditions, they also have pushed up premiums for those who are young and healthy.
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Federal researchers cautioned that it was too early to tell whether the rising mortality among whites had pushed up the overall national death rate.
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It was met with stiff opposition from Lyft over how the wage was calculated, and it pushed up passenger fares throughout the five boroughs.
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I pushed up on the d-pad to deliver estus flask-like healing potions which I'd recover by meditating at bonfire-like save points.
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Still, traders expressed caution that the rally that has pushed up Brent by more than 40 percent since July may have run its course.
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These trends pushed up the rate that year and in 2015, when it hit 5.8%, before starting to drift down in 2016 to 4.8%.
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Britain's economy slowed sharply in early 2017 as the Brexit vote pushed up inflation, weighing on spending by consumers, and slowed investment by companies.
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I pushed up the large sleeves of the sweatshirt to survey my arms, looking for a stamp or mark or bruise or Band- Aid.
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Prices were given a further boost in late September when China's Transport Ministry introduced stricter rules for land transport, which pushed up freight costs.
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But the tariffs have pushed up prices for all steel, including American, and put a burden on even companies that rely on domestic suppliers.
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A thousand families a month are moving to Denver these days, and the exploding demand for housing has pushed up rents and property values.
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However, the longest shutdown in history, which ended a week ago, pushed up the unemployment rate to a seven-month high of 4.0 percent.
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The gradual tightening in the job market has pushed up wages, but not enough to make up for years of stagnation for most workers.
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The heat wave in Australia's south even pushed up the mercury in Tasmania, the country's closest point to Antarctica, to 40.8 Celsius (105.4 Fahrenheit).
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Sherbs and another cheerleader start in the center, fall sideways, then are both pushed up into the air and back to the other side.
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Aside from the moral problem with welcoming individuals who might have defrauded their own states, the influx pushed up already sky-high property prices.
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"Thrust faults," where one section of crust is pushed up over a neighboring part, also develop when the moon shrinks as its interior cools.
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The drop in new production threatens to leave the world with too little oil to meet demand, which has historically pushed up oil prices.
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In fact, Apple quietly pushed up the release date for iOS 13.1 and iPadOS to September 24th — it was originally slated for September 30th.
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But the government's initiative has had an unintended effect: a surge of property investors into the rental market that has dramatically pushed up prices.
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That crisis crashed the economy, threw millions of people out of work, pushed up the U.S. national debt dramatically and undermined America's national security.
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India is also one of several emerging markets that have been hit hard by the strengthening US economy, which has pushed up the dollar.
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Strong compliance on supply cuts from members of The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies like Russia have pushed up prices.
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Commodity bulls were cheered that at least one threat to global growth looked to have passed and pushed up base metals and oil prices.
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There are increasing complaints in Oregon, Nevada and Idaho that rents and home prices there are being pushed up by new arrivals fleeing California.
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Receipts at food and beverage stores rose by 0.9 percent, pushed up by a 1.7 percent increase in sales at supermarkets and other grocery stores.
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Lower fuel prices have pushed up competition in the U.S. airline industry, allowing large domestic carriers to slash fares to levels offered by budget airlines.
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A weak pound pushed up the price of importing wine, which, combined with shaky consumer confidence, hurt the company's UK operations and margins, said Gormley.
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Ghana, the second-largest African gold producer after South Africa, is yet to fully recover from a power crisis that has pushed up mining costs.
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If that wasn't enough bad news for one week, the crisis has pushed up fuel prices and inflation has hit an almost four year high.
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The Western sanctions cut off finance from abroad, pushed up the cost of borrowing in Iran and hit many businesses by banning foreign bank transfers.
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Technology giant Apple has quietly pushed up the price of existing products in the United Kingdom as the company tries to battle a weaker pound.
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A fall in the value of the pound after the Brexit referendum pushed up inflation and added to pressure on the finances of many households.
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Education costs rose sharply though, pushed up by a seasonal increase in school fees that mostly reflected the double-digit inflation rate of last year.
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Confrontations with China have led to a dramatic fall in demand for soyabean exports, while higher prices for imported steel have pushed up equipment costs.
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Salmon prices this week have averaged about 63-64 crowns per kilo, pushed up by a low number of working days during the holiday season.
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A freeze would do little to curb the oversupply that has pushed up oil inventories around the world—one of the biggest headwinds for prices.
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The lower value of the Egyptian pound against the dollar has pushed up the cost of importing the raw materials needed to make the mannequins.
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A lack of new paper amid strong demand from yield-hungry investors has pushed up secondary pricing and prompted a wave of repricings and refinancings.
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The consensus view is that the Federal Reserve, having pushed up rates before Christmas, will tighten monetary policy two or three more times in 403.
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A recent slew of firm U.S. economic data has pushed up the dollar on market expectations the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates in December.
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Britain is against capping bonuses, arguing it has pushed up fixed pay, making banks less nimble in cutting costs in a downturn, but was outvoted.
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This week's developments have also pushed up expected gauges of volatility for the pound, with one-month implied gauges elevated vis-à-vis the euro.
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Results from S&P 2187 companies have pushed up third-quarter profit growth estimates to 23.6 percent from 21.8 percent in the last 10 days.
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Shares in Kier Group fell more than 16 percent on March 11 after it disclosed an accounting error that pushed up its debt for 2018.
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The rise has fostered a suspicion that what Mrs May calls "monopolies and vested interests" have pushed up prices to unwary customers to inflate profits.
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Substantial outflows could put downward pressure on the exchange rate - historically, sharp falls in the exchange rate have pushed up prices and affected balance sheets.
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With no such driving taking place in Asia or Europe at this stage, international benchmark Brent crude futures prices were not pushed up as strongly.
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Several traders said the cash injection was likely a response to tighter liquidity in the interbank market from late Thursday, which pushed up borrowing costs.
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Beijing's financial risk clamp-down has already slowly pushed up borrowing costs, and is restricting alternative, murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking.
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Along with raises in base pay, that has pushed up compensation by more than 3 percent a year on average for the last three years.
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Goodman Group pushed up real estate stocks and touched a more than 10-year high after reaffirming its fiscal year 2018 earnings per security forecast.
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Restrictions on building have pushed up the costs of housing in expensive coastal blue-state cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York City.
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They also pushed up the timing for a possible 25 basis-point rate decrease to September from their previous projection for December a week ago.
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Seattle's experience shows that becoming dependent on Amazon did not lead to broader wealth; it has pushed up home prices and led to increased homelessness.
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We built a very intricate digital character to accommodate this—for instance, the bulge of the cornea of her eyes pushed up on her eyelids.
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Huge exchange-rate gyrations have also pushed up the price of buying options that might offer some protection against a renewed drop in the pound.
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I even considered constructing the grid so that the trig functions were pushed up against the sides of the grid, but CSC wouldn't play along.
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Admiral Aucoin had been expected to retire in the coming weeks, but his superiors pushed up his departure date after losing confidence in his leadership.
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In no time, the man, Manuel Muñoz Medina, pushed up against her and simulated kissing her on the mouth — before handing her his business card.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's annual inflation KECPI=ECI rose in December, pushed up by rising prices for food, including vegetables, the statistics office said on Tuesday.
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The price of zinc CMZN0003 hit 10-year highs for a second day on Tuesday as worries over production outages in China pushed up prices.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Higher food prices pushed up annual inflation in Nigeria last month after borders with neighboring countries were closed in a crackdown on smuggling.
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In somewhat of a contrast to his emphatic paintings, he tends to work neatly, with supplies arranged on two tables pushed up against a wall.
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It would mainly comprise the cacophony of coats and jackets being put on and taken off and pushed up against each other on public transportation.
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With investors wary before Trump's inauguration, safe-haven buying pushed up gold prices which remain on track for their fourth weekly gain in a row.
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The storm's impact on refineries has already pushed up gasoline prices while the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency lifted some rules on gasoline to reduce shortages.
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Results from S&P 215 companies have pushed up third-quarter profit growth estimates to 2225 percent from 21.8 percent in the last 10 days.
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Prices for energy and petroleum products posted a 5.5 percent gain, the largest month-on-month jump since May 2016, pushed up by higher gasoline prices.
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The country's import bill in December was also pushed up by more expensive crude oil, which averaged $52.10 per barrel, the highest price since July 2015.
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The Kyodo report pushed up travel agency firm H.I.S. Co , which rose 1.5 percent and Ringer Hut, which operates Nagasaki-style noodle restaurants, advanced 0.2 percent.
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A scrutiny of corporate debt showed that borrowing through the issue of bonds has fallen, however, possibly as the regulatory clampdown has pushed up financing costs.
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"The latest survey highlighted that steel and aluminum tariffs pushed up input costs and acted as a headwind to export sales in U.S. markets," Buhagiar said.
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Without the mark-up on commercial property, interim net profit rose 8.1 percent as residential sales pushed up revenue by 19 percent to A$1.6 billion.
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The fall in the value of the pound after the 2016 Brexit vote pushed up inflation in Britain at a time of only modest wage growth.
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Climate change has already pushed up ocean temperatures around the world and increased the length of seasons where waters are warm enough to sustain a hurricane.
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Bosnia, Macedonia, and Serbia have all seen a rise in their exports, but consumption and large infrastructure projects have also pushed up imports, the report said.
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Katambo said on Sunday that the private sector panicked and rushed into the market thinking that there was not enough maize and this pushed up prices.
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Investors reacted by buying the Australian dollar, often a liquid proxy for China plays, which pushed up 272.06 percent to a two-month top at $230.
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And the path to prosperity walked by China, where manufacturing produced the jobs that pushed up incomes, is narrowing as automation limits opportunities for factory work.
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New Zealand's housing market had raced along at double-digit growth rates in recent years as a housing shortage and record migration levels pushed up prices.
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It has risen 29 basis points this week, pushed up after credit ratings agency DBRS warned on Tuesday that pressures were building on the country's creditworthiness.
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When these elements were added to the simulation, the researchers found that the gravity wave could be accounted for by air getting pushed up over mountains.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Paris wheat was pushed up by a rise in Chicago wheat on Monday, hitting its highest in almost two weeks before paring some gains.
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I went ahead and pulled some time series data from the moment the news went live and you can easily see the price getting pushed up.
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Hopes of an aggressive fiscal stimulus plan under the Trump administration has fuelled expectations of inflation and pushed up bond yields, boosting demand for the dollar.
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Dwindling global demand for nuclear power and poor project management have pushed up labor and materials costs at the company to levels far exceeding initial estimates.
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The benchmark index has hit a more than eight-month high after rising U.S. yields pushed up financial stocks while the weak yen supported overall sentiment.
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The metals tariffs have pushed up steel and aluminum prices, raising costs and concerns in the auto industry, which expects vehicles sales to decline in 163.
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And since Facebook's algorithms promote the posts that users most gravitate toward, these negative ones are more likely to be pushed up on the news feed.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who faces a general election next year, has pushed up spending on rural infrastructure and jobs-creating sectors to bolster his popularity.
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The cuts to OPEC supply have pushed up the Brent international crude price benchmark due to a shortage of the heavy crudes that OPEC mostly produces.
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However, production is being pushed up by two years to 2020, according to a report by a group of accountants and consultants called UHY Hacker Young.
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Good results from the $162 billion in new debt offered Monday, which also saw strong demand from direct bidders, pushed up expectations for Tuesday afternoon's auctions.
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Eating into consumers' disposable income, rising inflation has pushed up the price of food, helping British supermarkets to record their highest sales growth in five years.
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"I was pushed up against the wall, slapped a couple of times, and then slapped again," actress Lucy DeCoutere testified in a Toronto court on Thursday.
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Investors reacted by buying the Australian dollar, often a liquid proxy for China plays, which pushed up 234 percent to a two-month top at $272.06.
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Indeed, this confidence pushed up prices; because homebuyers and lenders believed that house prices could not fall they were willing to pay/lend against any price.
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Payments companies have become sought-after targets as more shoppers switch from cash to digital platforms and a flurry of deals has pushed up sector valuations.
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When it pushed up interest rates in December (the first increase since 2006), many investors thought three or four further rate rises were possible in 2016.
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The BOJ itself was caught off guard when a cut to its regular bond purchases in January spooked investors who pushed up yields and the yen.
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The European Commission on Thursday blocked Aurubis' plan to sell the business to Germany's Wieland-Werke AG, saying the move could have pushed up consumer prices.
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Energy disruptions pushed up gasoline futures to a two-year high ahead of the holiday weekend, but major refineries started to come back online on Friday.
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Investors reacted by buying the Australian dollar, often a liquid proxy for China plays, which pushed up 272.06 percent to a two-month top at $0.7206.
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This week's developments have also pushed up expected gauges of volatility for the pound, with one-month implied gauges staying elevated vis-a-vis the euro.
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It's been hurt by concerns about the health of the Chinese economy and rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve that have pushed up the greenback.
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A draft law to raise income taxes and International Monetary Fund-driven reforms that have pushed up prices have sparked the country's largest protests in years.
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Amid the general bull-run, which has pushed up crude prices by more than 13 percent since early December, there are indicators of an overheated market.
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"We are pushing supply-side reforms, which pushed up prices in upstream sectors, but the spillover to the downstream sectors is not smooth," said Hwabao's Nie.
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Beyond earnings, the market pushed up prices for shares of mining and energy companies as the price of oil, natural gas, metals and other materials rose.
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The currencies of crude-oil importers were hardest hit, including Turkey's lira and India's rupee, as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East pushed up oil prices.
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What You'll Pay The increased interest in Ridgewood real estate, spurred by rising housing costs in nearby neighborhoods, has, not surprisingly, pushed up prices as well.
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Ken Cheung, chief Asian FX strategist at Mizuho bank in Hong Kong, said the virus epidemic has prompted global easing expectations which pushed up yuan forwards.
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So far, the hit is largely coming from the tariffs on steel and aluminum, which have pushed up the prices many firms pay for the metals.
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The IMF has already downgraded its global growth forecast this year, projecting a "modest 3.2 percent" for 2016, a rate pushed up by emerging market economies.
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For the television news business, the high viewership is likely to turbocharge an already significant investment in political coverage, which has pushed up revenues and ratings.
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It has pushed up the cost of short-selling the currency and even changing the way it sets a daily mid-point used as a benchmark.
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The South African Reserve Bank pushed up rates on Thursday in a bid to stem inflation after the rand fell by nearly 14 percent since December.
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A global rise in cereals prices and unfavourable conditions for onions, potatoes and cabbages in Britain last year had pushed up wholesale prices, the BRC said.
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The imminence of US sanctions against Iran has already pushed up crude prices; Trump has already publicly appealed to King Salman to open up Saudi spigots.
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As we entered the yard, the prisoners who were locked in their cells pushed up against the windows, and welcomed us with cheering, shouting, and clapping.
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Baserange: Fashioned in bamboo jersey, this is lingerie that's sexy because it's about your body as is, not any sort of pushed-up, cinched-in version.
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That's pushed up commercial U.S. crude oil inventories , which have increased by 8.4% since the start of the year to 476.5 million barrels.
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"Energy prices largely pushed up core CPI and the prices of other items continued to stagnate," said Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-Ichi Life Research Institute.
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A shortage of U.S. dollars in banks has forced importers to purchase them on the black market, which has pushed up premiums and the price of imports.
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The data showing rising U.S. wholesale inventories and an unexpectedly low number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits also pushed up the dollar and U.S. bond yields.
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Inflation has risen over the past year due to a weak peso and a lengthy drought that has pushed up the price of foodstuffs and imported goods.
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While the crackdown on riskier lending has pushed up borrowing costs from corporate loans to mortgages, it has not yet dampened growth as many China watchers predicted.
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Exports grew only 0.1 percent in the first quarter, slowing after an end-of-year rush to deliver Airbus aircraft pushed up deliveries in the fourth quarter.
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Wages and costs were pushed up, making exports less competitive—within the euro zone, there can be no currency devaluation—and further widening Greece's current-account deficit.
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At the small tables pushed up to the front windows, a group of young men, none of them over twenty, were shouting their orders to the bar.
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A truckers' strike in May and uncertainty about the outcome of elections in October have curbed economic activity, weakened the currency and pushed up government-bond yields.
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He welcomed a return of some vigour to the global economy that has pushed up commodity prices, in particular coal and iron ore - Australia's top export earners.
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When they were young they pushed up suicides among 15- to 29-year-olds; now they are middle-aged they have boosted the 45-59 suicide rate.
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The news pushed up the Australian dollar, which climbed as high as $2710.71 after the minutes' release, compared with around $2500 before the release of the minutes.
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The central bank's warnings pushed up the risk premium Italian bonds pay compared with safer German debt to its highest since December, at almost three percentage points.
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Traders said crude oil futures on Tuesday were pushed up by a broader lift in financial markets after Beijing eased financing rules to stem an economic downturn.
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The gradual unwinding of purchases has also pushed up German yields but shorter-dated yields remain below zero, meaning investors are effectively paying to own German debt.
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The sector has been buoyed by a lack of new housing supply which has pushed up prices and spurred several government schemes designed to support home buying.
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The increased Brexit uncertainty also pushed up implied volatility in the pound, with options on one-month maturities rising to the highest levels in nearly two years.
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Prices have been sliding after being pushed up to record highs above 80 crowns per kilo in early July due to lower output during Norway's summer holiday.
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A surge in flows has pushed up the rupee by 2.7 percent this month, helping it to recover a large part of its lost ground last year.
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In keeping the balance sheet large, it helped prevent a flood of bonds into the market that might have driven yields higher and pushed up borrowing costs.
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The advisers said that the surplus was only pushed up by temporary factors such as the ECB's loose monetary policy and the sharp drop in oil prices.
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The randomized headband reflector pushed up his sweaty forehead fools Bigurl into thinking he's paying attention so he can close his eyes for more than a blink.
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Central banks, by offering support to asset markets in the form of quantitative easing, may have pushed up valuations (and pushed down yields) in the short term.
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A cut to "junk" status in ratings reviews due later this year would have pushed up Pretoria's borrowing costs, making it harder to plug the budget deficit.
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While a strong recovery of commodities prices have pushed up industrial profits, there has been little indication of higher prices being pushed on to the consumer yet.
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Worries over Brexit have further pushed up the cost of issuing sterling bonds relative to euro ones, with investors demanding higher rates in case the pound slumps.
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Signs are now emerging that shoppers have turned more cautious as inflation rises, pushed up by the tumble in the value of the pound following the referendum.
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Inflation jumped in Britain after June 1.03's vote to leave the European Union hammered the value of the pound and pushed up the cost of imports.
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Increasingly violent protests in Hong Kong and a crash in Argentina's currency and its stock market pushed up demand for U.S. bonds, gold and the Japanese yen.
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The hot weather has also pushed up river temperatures across the region, forcing several nuclear power stations that use the waters for reactor cooling to reduce output.
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Construction declined in the second quarter after the sector pushed up overall growth in the first three months due to an unusually mild winter, the data showed.
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"The clampdown on some types of bank credit, particularly shadow banking and interbank activities, has pushed up corporates' funding costs in the onshore market," Fitch Ratings said.
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Worries over the banks pushed up borrowing costs in Portugal, Spain and Italy - three countries that were at the heart of the euro zone sovereign debt crisis.
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Seasonally adjusted exports rose by 4.1 percent on the month while vibrant domestic demand pushed up imports by 2.3 percent, separate data from the statistics office showed.
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Private-equity firms have pushed up the recruiting timeline over the past several years, despite how difficult it is to assess bankers so early in their careers.
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Investors who have pushed up Boeing shares believe the planemaker is turning a corner after the eight month grounding, with the company predicting commercial flights in January.
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When the displaced rock shifted beneath the water's surface, it "pushed up" the water on top of it, CNN meteorologist Allison Chinchar said, and generated the tsunami.
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But additional investment has pushed up the share of private spending to 3.73 trillion roubles, a document from a government meeting in August seen by Reuters showed.
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"If prices are pushed up towards $60 we will see within nine months a strong response from U.S. shale production putting oil in the market," Birol said.
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That's pushed up commercial U.S. crude oil inventories C-STK-T-EIA, which have increased by 8.4% since the start of the year to 476.5 million barrels.
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The International Monetary Fund pushed up its UK growth forecast again on Monday, providing the latest sign that Brexit jitters have yet to hit the real economy.
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Given that Britain imports more than it exports, the falling currency has pushed up prices on a broad range of goods, from fruits and vegetables to machinery.
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With so many misgivings to shove aside, the wrong that he's doing is exhausting; just look at the towers of file cabinets pushed up against the walls.
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Mr. Falih also suggested that traders, who pushed up oil prices sharply on Friday after the OPEC decision, may have underestimated the major producers' determination to act.
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But the weaker pound has already pushed up costs for consumers, raising questions about whether consumption, a main driver of economic activity, can keep the economy going.
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Talk in the market that the government will reinstall daily limits on coal mining output after the winter heating period pushed up thermal coal futures last week.
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Ms. Wardeh laughed, pushed up the sleeves of her leopard-print cardigan and fed her baby granddaughter small bites of issheh from the tips of her fingers.
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Meanwhile, emissions would be pushed up by a forecast 28500 percent annual growth in electricity demand, which is nearly double the rate of the past 6900 years.
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A prolonged period of sunny weather with little rain or wind has pushed up air pollution across the country, triggering smog alerts in more than 60 municipalities.
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Maxwell also debuted men's wear: boldly-hued suits worn over sweaters, classic camel coats with sleeves pushed up and straight-cut jeans worn over suede Chelsea boots.
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The sale occurs during a period of market turmoil which has seen Asian issuers hit particularly hard as rising U.S. interest rates have pushed up borrowing costs.
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A government crackdown on riskier types of lending has driven a slowdown in credit growth and pushed up financing costs, which are expected to weigh on businesses.
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The start of the global stock rout last week was blamed, to an extent, on inflation fears that pushed up Treasury yields and drove down stock prices.
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The utilities and energy sectors were pushed up by higher oil prices, lifted by news that OPEC-leader Saudi Arabia was making significant supply cuts to customers.
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Many Hong Kong people have also been increasingly upset in recent years by mainland immigrants and sky-high property prices, partly pushed up by investors from China.
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The singer and his legal team will be in court for a hearing that had originally been scheduled for May, but it was pushed up to Monday.
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Outside Tijuana's Benito Juárez Sports Complex, where a makeshift camp for the migrants has been erected, the anti-immigrant demonstrators pushed up against the line of riot police.
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Households' inflation-adjusted income rose 4.4 percent in June, the biggest increase since July 2015, as a tightening job market pushed up temporary workers' pay, the data showed.
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Critics say the coalition parties worsened the situation by fighting with Brussels over fiscal policy, damaging market confidence which pushed up Italy's borrowing costs and hurt the economy.
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Early this month, investors pushed up Saudi Arabian stocks in the expectation of a positive decision, but rumours that the result might be negative have emerged this week.
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On the positive side, the RBA welcomed a return of some vigor to the global economy that has pushed up commodity prices, in particular coal and iron ore.
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Since the Chuck Yeager-toting Bell X-1 broke the sound barrier in 1947, these experimental aircraft have pushed up against, and burst through, the boundaries of flight.
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The fires and resulting haze, an annual occurrence, pushed up pollution levels, caused schools to close, flights to be disrupted and people to fall sick across the region.
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But customers won't have to worry about Boosted's premium prices getting pushed up any higher, according to Russakow, who says Boosted will eat the cost of any tariffs.
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But even though the girl on the catamaran had pushed up against my boundaries, I wasn't completely without agency in that bathroom, drunk and sunburned as I was.
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WELLINGTON, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Dairy giant Fonterra on Wednesday raised its Australian farmgate milk payout by A$0.10 to A$5.20 ($3.97) as falling production pushed up prices.
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China, which accounts for over half of global metal consumption, increased infrastructure spending to ensure it reached its target GDP growth rate; that pushed up industrial-metal prices.
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Summer temperatures in Europe, pushed up over time by emissions of carbon dioxide, take off at about the same time that grape harvest dates start to peel back.
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Rising demand for urban living from millennials and their baby boomer parents—some of whom are downsizing—has pushed up prices for homes and condos in city centers.
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Tumbling oil prices resulted in sharp contractions in the economies of oil-producing countries, and pushed up yields on corporate debt, leading to defaults in the energy sector.
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The weak peso has already pushed up the inflation rate (though it has also boosted the buying power of dollar remittances from Mexicans living in the United States).
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The greenback had reached the 3-1/2-week high as ebbing risk aversion in the broader markets pushed up long-term U.S. yields from 15-month lows.
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The Japanese currency traded around 101.60 per U.S. dollar and 112.20 per euro on Monday, pushed up after investors rushed into the "safe-haven" yen following Friday's vote.
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On Wednesday, the market pushed up Twitter's share price on talk that News Corporation was potentially building a stake in the company, which a News Corporation spokesman denied.
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Oil prices gained in September, pushed up an announcement late in the month from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries that it would aim to cut output.
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No doubt the quality of the cosseted official product is higher than what is on offer on the streets; and tight regulations around cultivation have pushed up costs.
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The results pushed up the company's shares nearly 193 percent to $219 in after-market trading on Tuesday, putting them on track to open at a record high.
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Beijing's financial crackdown, now in its third year, has slowly pushed up borrowing costs and is choking off alternative, murkier funding sources for companies such as shadow banking.
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In addition to a lower trade deficit, we anticipate that the factors that have pushed up on the income account in recent years will unwind to some extent.
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IPOs are usually thousands of times oversubscribed and they used to tie up so much cash they pushed up short-term interest rates, before regulators tweaked the rules.
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In addition, a rise in crude oil prices last year and a falling currency have pushed up prices of gasoline, which is also starting to hurt consumer sentiment.
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Her uncle told The Roanoke Times that the teen likely climbed out a window; her family said they found a dresser pushed up against the girl's bedroom door.
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TORONTO, March 8.633 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Tuesday as higher oil prices pushed up energy shares, helping the index recover some its losses from Monday.
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Housing prices, now among the world's highest, are widely seen to have been pushed up by a wave of buying from rich Chinese, intensifying anti-mainland China sentiment.
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U.S. nonfarm productivity fell less steeply than previously thought in the fourth quarter, but still pushed up labor-related costs as companies employed more workers to raise output.
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A housing shortage has sharply pushed up property prices in Sweden as well as in Norway and inflated Nordic household debt to the highest levels in the OECD.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will find it more expensive to borrow after the U.S. presidential election pushed up bond yields, Russian Deputy Finance Minister Maxim Oreshkin said on Friday.
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Gas prices have remained relatively low even though a much colder winter in 234/22018 than in the previous three years pushed up consumption sharply and depleted inventories.
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Seasonally adjusted exports edged down by 0.4 percent on the month while vibrant domestic demand pushed up imports by 1.8 percent, data from the Federal Statistics Office showed.
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Britain went from being the fastest Group of Seven economy to the slowest last year as the Brexit vote pushed up inflation and made companies wary about investment.
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Italian banks are benefitting from renewed investor confidence under the new government after the anti-European stance of the previous coalition rattled markets and pushed up borrowing costs.
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Japan's imports rose 15.8 percent in March from a year ago, the largest increase since March 2014, as higher oil prices pushed up the value of energy imports.
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Its high interest rates have slowed economic growth and encouraged foreign investors to buy Argentine bonds, drawing in capital that has pushed up the value of the peso.
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On average since 2100 — the year the initial reading showed zero jobs created — the number has been pushed up by 23,213 after the Labor Department finishes its revisions.
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During his successful campaign for prime minister a year earlier, Tony Abbott, then the leader of the Liberal Party, said the tax pushed up electricity prices for consumers.
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In New Hampshire, he had his eyeglasses pushed up on his forehead, and his keyboard was wrapped in a blue quilt with the letter "H" in the middle.
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The company also spent more on rewards and incentives such as airport lounge access, roadside assistance programs and travel insurance, which pushed up operating expenses by 7 percent.
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Wearing the mask pushed up on his forehead, Glover wandered into the parking lot outside the set, a Moose Lodge in Griffin, Georgia, an hour south of Atlanta.
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Inflation in November hit a nearly six-year high of 3.1 percent, pushed up by the hit to the value of sterling caused by the 2016 Brexit vote.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone producer prices rose slightly faster than expected in January, pushed up by a jump in energy, intermediate and capital goods, data showed on Monday.
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At the moment, the world's insulin market is dominated by three companies — Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi — and they have steadily pushed up prices for two decades.
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The two companies signed a confidentiality agreement, and Salesforce presented MuleSoft with its initial $38 bid, which a few days later MuleSoft successfully pushed up by 18 percent.
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The deficit decline pushed up the coverage of imports by exports to 75 percent, from 63 percent in the January-October period of 2016, according to customs figures.
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The comment came after Bloomberg quoted Spanish Foreign Ministry Josep Borrell as saying a revised Brexit accord was being hammered out, a comment that pushed up the pound.
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Brazil's corn exports have tripled since 2012 when a drought over the U.S. grain belt pushed up prices and made winter planting attractive in the frontier grain belt.
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In commodities, tension between the United States, the world's top oil consumer, and Saudi Arabia, one of the biggest producers, pushed up crude prices on concerns about supply.
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It followed a 0.9 percent gain in March, marking the second straight month of slowdown, despite recent gains in oil prices that pushed up electricity and gasoline bills.
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Optimists pushed up the share price of Twitter, another social-media firm whose growth prospects have been questioned, in the hope that a buyer might make a move.
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Last week's collapse of the world's seventh-largest container shipper has caused deep anxiety among its clients over the fate of stranded cargo, and pushed up cargo rates.
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Analysts say Facebook's announcement that it would offer its own cryptocurrency Libra has revived interest in digital currencies, while investors seeking safety have also pushed up bitcoin's price.
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In a statement ahead of the earnings report, New Hope Liuhe said a jump in poultry and pig prices in the first half pushed up the firm's profits.
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In a statement ahead of the earnings report, New Hope Liuhe said a jump in poultry and pig prices in the first half pushed up the firm's profits.
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Britain has seen a building boom in recent years spurred by government policies designed to address a housing shortage that has pushed up prices and contributed to homelessness.
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U.S. home sales fell for a fourth straight month in July as a shortage of properties on the market pushed up house prices, likely sidelining some potential buyers.
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The fall in sterling following the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union has pushed up the cost of imports, making goods more expensive for British consumers.
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Britain has seen a building boom in recent years spurred by government policies designed to address a housing shortage that has pushed up prices and contributed to homelessness.
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The China-driven rise in soybean prices in Brazil has also pushed up costs for local businesses that need to buy soybeans for animal feed and other uses.
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The country's import bill in December was also pushed up by more expensive crude oil, whose average price of $52.10 per barrel was the highest since July 2015.
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BP currently has one of the highest "breakeven" prices among its peers, after a series of acquisitions at the start of the year pushed up its spending plans.
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Italy's 10-year government bond yield jumped to its highest in seven weeks on Tuesday, pushed up mostly by unease over government infighting and an upcoming ratings review.
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TORONTO, July 8 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index gained on Friday as a robust U.S. jobs reports cheered investors who pushed up resource stocks, railways, industrials and banks.
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And factory gate prices rose at their fastest in over two years as the fall in sterling after the vote to leave the European Union pushed up import prices.
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The Trump administration lobbied for the midyear production increase as it prepared to restore sanctions on Iran, a policy that has pushed up oil prices throughout much of 2018.
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Lovell's uncle told The Roanoke Times that the teen likely climbed out a window, the family noted that they found a dresser pushed up against the girl's bedroom door.
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Germany's vibrant domestic economic activity pushed up tax revenues for the federal government and 16 states by 4.1 percent in the first eight months of 2016, the ministry said.
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World powers have called for calm and sent in envoys for talks to try to lower the temperature of a dispute that has pushed up the price of oil.
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Zhao Yang, chief China economist at Nomura, said rising land prices had also pushed up manufacturing costs in China, and competitiveness had become a greater concern than tax rates.
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While government debt interest payments dipped in August, they were still up 17 percent in the year to date, pushed up by the post-Brexit vote rise in inflation.
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She's also witnessed first hand "young brothers pushed up against the wall" under New York City's widely-condemned stop and frisk policy, which overwhelmingly targets African Americans and Latinos.
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OPEC's cuts early in the year pushed up Middle East Dubai crude price against the international benchmark Brent, allowing oil from outside the Middle East to head to Asia.
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Legislators are broadly in agreement that the state needs to do something about property taxes, which have risen considerably as Texas's economy has boomed and pushed up property values.
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Data published on Friday showed strong domestic demand pushed up industrial orders twice as much as expected in June, boding well for the sector's output in the coming months.
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It wasn't just that they were now pushed up further from the floor, the Bernie supporters also looked tired as the reality of the day began to set in.
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Coal prices have not just been pushed up by firm demand, which has recovered from 2015 lows, but also by several mine closures and weak investment into capacity expansion.
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When rising gasoline, steel and other prices pushed up manufacturing costs by between $216,5003 and $2500,2013 per vehicle, Horikoshi's team refined their design to improve the car's fuel economy.
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Low inventories and the prospect of reduced supply over the summer have pushed up local prices, making mills even keener to operate at full tilt until the stoppage begins.
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This may have pushed up its leverage - measured by net debt-to-adjusted inventory - to above 60% by end-7503, from 53% at end-2015 and 59.6% in 1H16.
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Investors pushed up GM shares ahead of the electric vehicle announcement on a Deutsche Bank comment that the automaker plans to deploy autonomous vehicles in ride services by 2020.
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Uber is the dominant ride-hailing company in most US markets, and it has pushed up revenues by increasing its booking fee and its commission in many US markets.
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Pressing ahead, they worry, would deepen public resentment towards Europe after years of economic crisis that has pushed up unemployment and sent populist, eurosceptic parties surging in opinion polls.
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The independents' demand for ESPO blend crude, the key Russian grade for Asia, has pushed up its premium for cargoes loading in March to the highest since May 2014.
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Here's how you can watch Game 2 on Wednesday: Time: 7:08 ET (pushed up an hour because of weather in Cleveland)TV: FOXStreaming: Fox Sports Go and MLB.
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In commodities, tension between the United States, the world's top oil consumer, and Saudi Arabia, one of the biggest crude producers, pushed up energy prices on concerns about supply.
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But risks could spread to more regions if companies are increasingly hit by Beijing's financial deleveraging campaign, which has pushed up borrowing costs and reduced credit availability, analysts say.
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Pro-Hadi and Gulf Arab forces have pushed up toward the capital but have been bogged down in mountainous battlefronts for months, especially in the southwestern city of Taiz.
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"I felt like I was pushed up against the wall and didn't have any options and they almost forced me to cremate the body within 24 hours," he said.
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More generally, Brent has been pushed up by voluntary production cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia, which were put in place in 2017.
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More generally, Brent has been pushed up by the voluntary production cuts put in place last year, led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and Russia.
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Inflation broke through target earlier this year, largely because sterling's plunge in value since Britons voted to leave the European Union in June 2016 has pushed up import prices.
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More expensive energy and intermediate goods pushed up euro zone prices at factory gates more than expected in September, data from the European Union's statistics office showed on Monday.
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Seasonal factors have pushed up demand in China, said Samson Li, a Hong Kong-based precious metals analyst at Refinitiv GFMS, adding prices could dip post the holiday season.
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Rising prices have pushed up costs for Asian buyers and could weigh on regional refining margins that are at their lowest in five years for this time of year.
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The implied volatilities of the pound have also pushed up from lows on Tuesday, reflecting investor anxiety over a sharp fall in the currency in the event of Brexit.
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In our smaller 2012 Chevy Cruze (a compact car) though, the front seats have to be pushed up pretty far for the seat to safely fit in the back.
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While the higher levy does not apply to some grocery and daily necessities, it would have pushed up overall consumer inflation if companies passed on the cost to households.
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ISTANBUL — In a narrow side street of Istanbul the riot police, with gas masks pushed up on their heads, advanced on a small band of demonstrators marching in silence.
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Recent hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico have also pushed up crude oil inventories in some parts of the United States as U.S. refineries have been shut by flooding.
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British inflation unexpectedly struck a six-month high in January, pushed up by higher petrol prices and a smaller-than-usual drop in airfares, official data showed on Wednesday.
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A broad-based pick up in global economic growth has pushed up energy prices and inflationary pressure that will gain more steam from an increase in U.S. interest rates.
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The weaker pound has also pushed up costs for manufacturers who import ingredients, leading some companies to raise prices, sell key businesses or move manufacturing facilities out of Britain.
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Canadian producer prices rose by 0.4 percent in September from August, pushed up by higher prices for energy and petroleum products as well as motorized vehicles, Statistics Canada said.
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Firm demand has pushed up auction prices by 20 percent since the sales began to 15,201 yuan ($2,281.82) per tonne on Wednesday, versus Zhengzhou prices now around 15,050 yuan.
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This year's three front-runners were little changed from the company's last report, though the United Arab Emirates, with a score of 115, pushed up to take fourth position.
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Separately, some market participants said state-owned Chinese banks were draining yuan liquidity in Hong Kong last week, which also pushed up the cost of borrowing in the city.
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Data on Chinese inflation showed the annual pace picked up to a 296.699-month high of 210%, but only because surging pork prices pushed up the cost of food.
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Miami Beach, Florida, is a coastal city built on porous limestone, so as climate change melts polar ice into the oceans, water is literally pushed up out of the ground.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. home sales fell for a fourth straight month in July as a shortage of properties on the market pushed up house prices, likely sidelining some potential buyers.
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The Trump administration lobbied for the mid-year production increase as it prepared to restore sanctions on Iran, a policy that has pushed up oil prices throughout much of 2018.
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He admitted that he had he and the boy would hug as he fell asleep, although Mead insisted that they slept in separate beds pushed up next to each other.
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Though she matched her younger sister in a Versace black gown, Kourtney's style featured a scoop neckline that came to a point in the center and pushed up her cleavage.
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Pig meat prices were boosted by strong demand in the European Union and higher sales to China and South Korea, while seasonal demand pushed up the cost of ovine meat.
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Beyond demand for kerosene, this has also pushed up Japan's and South Korea's imports of thermal coal and liquefied natural gas (LNG), which they also use as a heating fuel.
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In Japan, the snapped two consecutive sessions of gains, closing down 162.51 points, or 0.97 percent, at 16,668.41, as dollar weakness pushed up the yen and put stocks under pressure.
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Of course, words don't directly translate to policy, so it remains to be seen exactly what his statements today mean or whether a Mars mission will be drastically pushed up.
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EU antitrust regulators blocked on Tuesday a bid by Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel to form a landmark joint venture, saying the deal would have pushed up prices and reduced competition.
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The outbreaks have pushed up pork prices in the country's south as demand grows ahead of a week-long holiday in October and also raised the prospect of more imports.
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Assets and profits were pushed up by the firm's computer-driven funds while other parts of the business had a more mixed performance, said Man Group Chief Executive Luke Ellis.
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Descending from each headphone is a black cylinder that either dangles aimlessly or gets pushed up by my collar, in both cases serving to make me look dorkier than usual.
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A stand-off between the Italian government and European Union over Italy's 2019 budget has pushed up the country's borrowing costs and made for volatile trading conditions in recent months.
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Indeed, the Fed has pushed up short-term rates by raising its fed fund target rate range seven times, after holding it near zero for years after the financial crisis.
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Luz said African swine fever in China has pushed up the prices for its pork exports to Asia by up to 30% as of the end of the second quarter.
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An MRI showed that there was a calcified tumor that pushed up against her auditory cortex, causing the seizures, "in sort of a twisted joke from the universe," she said.
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California also believes that paying people more will help them out of poverty and has pushed up the minimum wage, to $11 an hour this year and $4003 by 2023.
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Inflation jumped in Britain after the June 2016 decision by voters to leave the European Union, which hammered the value of the pound and pushed up the cost of imports.
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The Smoot-Hawley Act, which pushed up tariff rates by an average of six percentage points, is regarded as having been an unhelpful act in the midst of the Depression.
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And factory gate prices rose at their fastest pace in over two years as the fall in sterling after the vote to leave the European Union pushed up import prices.
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Oil prices rose for a third day on Thursday, pushed up by signs of lower imports into the United States as part of efforts by OPEC to tighten the market.
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The college's discount rate has been pushed up by a recent effort to boost enrollment and academic standing by offering full scholarships to a high-achieving student in every state.
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The sanctions sparked a sell-off across Russian markets, and pushed up the country's cost of borrowing - with both likely to worsen if a second wave of measures is enacted.
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Japan got a taste of the challenge when a cut in the BOJ's bond buying pushed up global yields, and Kuroda's positive remarks on the economy drove up the yen.
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But a flurry of bookings in October for supertankers departing the Middle East has pushed up the cost of shipping crude to Asia from West Africa to multi-year highs.
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France, has been plagued by problems with its nuclear power supplies ahead of peak winter power demand, which has pushed up prices at home and in neighbouring countries since October.
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"The market is being a bit too optimistic in terms of what can actually happen next year, and as a result has pushed up Treasury yields too much," Kohli said.
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Analysts at RBC Capital Markets pushed up their combined ratio forecast for Novae to 13 percent from 97.3 percent and cut their 2016 profit-before-tax estimate by 26 percent.
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Oil prices dipped as a rally that pushed up prices by almost 10 percent since early last week lost its momentum, despite renewed signs of a gradually tightening U.S. market.
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K+S was hit by a severe drought in Germany last year that led to production stoppages at its biggest site on the Werra river and pushed up freight costs.
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The tanker traffic jam outside Qingdao is one of several bottlenecks in the global oil sector that have pushed up tanker rates as vessels are held up in the queues.
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Dragging on earnings was a 40 percent plunge at home versus the year prior, when refreshed models such as the Serena minivan and Note compact multipurpose vehicle pushed up sales.
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Those worries pushed up the hedging costs on potential swings in the euro against the dollar over the next 30 days EUR1MO= to a 10-month high earlier this week.
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China's borrowing binge has pushed up its debt load to about $26.6 trillion, stoking fears of a crisis that could spill across borders and affect the rest of the world.
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He noted the bank had pushed up profits by taking advantage of opportunities within the sector, in addition to growing its mortgage portfolio and expanding its presence around the country.
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Britain's inflation rate has risen to its highest level in nearly four years, pushed up in part by the fall in the value of the pound since the Brexit vote.
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Apple stock closed at a record Friday, surpassing its previous high of $183.50 — pushed up by news that Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought 75 million shares in the first quarter.
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In U.S. oil markets, prices were pushed up by an open arbitrage opportunity to export WTI to Europe, leading to a rush of new orders which lifted U.S. oil prices.
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But while the reports had pushed up shares in Europe and Asia, Wall Street's major indexes couldn't sustain the rally and stayed lower after turning negative late in the morning.
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Britain's inflation rate hit a recent peak of 3.1 percent in November 23, pushed up by the fall in the value of the pound after the Brexit vote in 2016.
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This has pushed up the premium for Colombian usual-good-quality beans in U.S. warehouses to around 24.5 cents per lb above the spot benchmark contract, the highest since July.
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The holiday also pushed up retail buying of gold and silver in Singapore, with premiums of 503 cents to 80 cents being charged against the 60 cents-70 cents previously.
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Low oil prices have slashed Oman's oil revenues, leaving the state budget deep in deficit and forcing the government to increase its borrowing, which has pushed up market interest rates.
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Sweat dripped onto the mat, and I pushed up harder as the dull pain in my shoulder began to get bold, prying its way down to my forearm and wrist.
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On Friday the SDF said it had pushed up into the town and taken the southern neighborhoods of Nababila and Zahra, having taken Wahab neighborhood to their south on Thursday.
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The sanctions sparked a sell-off across Russian markets, and pushed up the country's cost of borrowing - with both likely to worsen if the second wave of measure is enacted.
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Taxes on those components have pushed up prices of Pakistani-made renewable energy systems, making them harder to sell and leading several companies to the brink of failure, he said.
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When my grandfather ran out of things to say or the strength to say them the stall man pushed up the sleeve of his left arm to display the tattoo.
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There are however strict and narrow quotas for such funds, and the scramble for these on the secondary market has pushed up premiums to more than 50% in some products.
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But at the same time the Brexit hit to sterling has pushed up inflation above the BoE's 2 percent target, leading to the split among the central bank's rate-setters.
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Euro zone government bond were broadly under pressure as a jump in oil prices and a Chinese plan to ramp up infrastructure spending stoked inflation expectations and pushed up yields.
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Across the country, and especially in expensive cities like New York and Seattle, urban areas have been flooded with high-paid tech and finance workers who have pushed up rents.
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Last week, Bangkok's water authority said the capital's tap water was becoming saline as seawater pushed up the depleted Chao Phraya river, a source of much of central Thailand's water.
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Higher gas prices China is already struggling with a slowing economy, a long drawn out trade war with the United States and a pork crisis that has pushed up inflation.
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Speculations and public warnings from the EU Commission that the deficit could exceed the limit of 3 percent of GDP have significantly pushed up the cost of Italy's public funding.
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Fed critics say the central bank purposely pushed up the stock market in an effort to create a wealth effect that officials hoped would spill over into the broader economy.
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Fuel import costs have been pushed up further by a slide in emerging market currencies against the dollar, denting growth and even triggering protests and government fuel price controls in India.
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A rise in U.S. Treasury yields, with the U.S. Federal Reserve widely expected to hike interest rates at its meeting this week, has also pushed up bond yields globally, including Japan's.
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Sales are down as much as 2687 percent this year as a deep dive in the lira currency has pushed up the cost of the computerized lathes he imports from Asia.
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Security is certainly now being generally pushed up the C-suite agenda for all organizations handling EU data as a consequence of GDPR concentrating minds on much more sizable legal liabilities.
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The execution of the Shiiites, including Nimr, by Sunni-led Saudi Arabia pushed up tensions with its main regional rival Iran and contributed to rising sectarian anger in some neighbouring countries.
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The direct impact of the tax cut will fade; turmoil in Turkey and concerns about tariffs have pushed up the value of the dollar, which may depress American multinationals' overseas earnings.
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Her attorney told Reuters that while she was scheduled for release in early November, a change in federal law allowed her release date to be pushed up based on good behavior.
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On Tuesday it said the considerable investments it is making in compliance to repair its image had pushed up costs, while higher funding costs also weighed on its first quarter performance.
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The fall of IL&FS, a major player in the market, pushed up borrowing costs for rivals and forced them to pull back on lending, hurting the availability of consumer loans.
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It can be slipped in between your knees, pushed up against your back, or nestled next to your bump to support whichever body part needs a little extra comfort that night.
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Several market participants said state-owned Chinese banks were draining yuan liquidity in Hong Kong last week, which pushed up the cost of borrowing and shorting the yuan in the city.
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Adidas is in the midst of a share buyback, planning to repurchase 3 billion euros in stock between March 13 and May 2021, which has gradually pushed up GBL's relative stake.
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Trump's decision to exit America from the Iran deal, formally named the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, pushed up the price of oil — Russia's key export — to a three-year high.
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Archaic government regulations have in recent years pushed up production costs to around 20173 rupees ($2.70) per kilogram, well above average auction prices of 140 rupees, which makes large cultivators grumble.
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That has pushed up already-frothy valuations for the few internet companies that do manage to list: the tech-heavy ChiNext board trades at some 49 times earnings, Eikon data shows.
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Critics say the coalition parties worsened the situation by fighting with Brussels over fiscal policy, creating a loss of market confidence which pushed up Italy's borrowing costs and hurt the economy.
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A multi-year regulatory crackdown on risky lending practices and debt has pushed up business financing costs and throttled access to once-easy credit, hitting a vast swathe of private companies.
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Putting the app's most popular sections at the bottom has resulted in the search bar at least feeling like it's been pushed up to an outlandishly high position on the screen.
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The Jet collapse, which has also pushed up domestic prices, led Vistara to add 6 Boeing Co 737s to its previously all-Airbus SE A320 fleet to fill a supply gap.
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The tensions have pushed up Italy's borrowing costs, with the gap between its benchmark bond yields and safer German Bunds increasing on Wednesday to the widest in more than two months.
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Sales are down as much as 2687 percent this year as a deep dive in the lira currency has pushed up the cost of the computerised lathes he imports from Asia.
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Chile's salmon industry is ramping up following several years of devastating algal blooms, including one in 2016 that killed 20 percent of the country's farmed salmon and pushed up global prices.
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His statement pushed up bond yields across the euro zone and led money markets to increase their bets that interest rates would rise a second time by the end of 210.
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France and Spain sold around 22027 billion euros of debt on Thursday, sales that pushed up yields on outstanding bonds as investors made room in their portfolios for the new supply.
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That has pushed up analysts' estimates for earnings growth in the quarter to about 21 percent, from 18.6 percent just over a week back, making it the strongest in seven years.
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In recent years, British housebuilders have reported rising profits and gradually expanded output, benefiting from government schemes to support home ownership and a lack of supply which has pushed up prices.
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As a result, yields on 21-year German paper climbed 260.38 basis points to a two-month top at 0.467 percent, which in turn pushed up rates across the European periphery.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 29 (Reuters) - South Africa's RCL Foods reported a 34 percent drop in full-year earnings on Tuesday, blaming rising competition and a severe drought, which pushed up input costs.
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Investors betting on U.S. economic stimulus and Fed rate increases have pushed up global bond yields, raising borrowing costs for Canadians struggling with record household debt and a lackluster domestic economy.
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A three-year deleveraging drive is making progress, but has also pushed up borrowing costs and tightened credit, seen as a factor in some private defaults and hampering local government investment.
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The Iraq-Kurd confrontation pushed up the cost of a barrel of Brent crude, a benchmark for global oil prices, by 65 cents, or 103 percent, Monday to $57.82 per barrel.
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Broadcom's offer is at a premium of 27.6 percent to Qualcomm's closing price of $54.84 on Thursday, a day before media reports of a potential deal pushed up the company's shares.
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But unlike in 2011, when al Shabaab's restrictions on movement and its refusal to allow many aid groups access pushed up the death toll, the group is allowing people to move.
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Chief Executive Mark Bertolini said that new government rules were needed to stabilize the pool of customers enrolled in these subsidized insurance plans, an issue that has pushed up insurer costs.
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But in the chillier months of the year, especially when the moisture is pushed up over mountains into the colder reaches of the atmosphere, most rain begins its life as snow.
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Given the scarcity of receiving talent at the position, and the perceived value of it by teams, I'm curious to see if the best available prospects gets pushed up the board.
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" — FT's Kadhim Shubber Consumer spending is up: "Larger paychecks, pushed up in part by tax cuts and the tightening labor market that's forcing employers to offer heftier pay, are encouraging spending.
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The announcement of the outage pushed up winter gas prices 8 percent, and raised concerns about refilling the site in time for this winter as well as its long-term future.
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Even the full, undivided HQ2 project would have pushed up rents less than 1 percent per year in New York and Washington, according to an analysis performed by Zillow this year.
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The lure of a bargain break has already pushed up numbers this month from Britain, with direct flights between Turkey and Britain now selling at nearly the same rate as 2015.
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Hurricane Katrina, and the lingering damage it did to oil pipelines and refineries, had pushed up gas prices, renewed fears of global warming and kept a firm thumb on the economy.
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Some gloomy euro zone manufacturing PMI data were revised higher, which pushed up inflation expectations and saw Germany's 21-year bond yield briefly turn positive for the first time since July.
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Inflation has surged in Britain since the decision by voters in June 2016 to leave the European Union hammered the value of the pound and pushed up the cost of imports.
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Sustained demand for cheese and butter in the European Union pushed up dairy prices 3.9 percent on the month, while sugar rose on reports of production shortfalls in Brazil and India.
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The price for crude oil, a refinery's most important and costly feedstock, on Wednesday, pushed up by ongoing supply cuts from producer cartel OPEC and U.S. sanctions against Iran and Venezuela.
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European Union competition authorities in February blocked a plan by Aurubis to sell the division to German copper products producer Wieland, arguing the deal could have pushed up prices for consumers.
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European Union competition authorities in February blocked a plan by Aurubis to sell the division to German copper products producer Wieland, arguing the deal could have pushed up prices for consumers.
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Betting on Pyongyang's pledge to rebuild its economy, property speculators pushed up home prices in Dandong to such an extent that local authorities stepped in to impose purchase restrictions in May.
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The yen JPY= tumbled by 8.4 percent in November as expectations for U.S. interest rate hikes sparked a rally in the dollar, which pushed up the yen value of Japan's exports.
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"Euro sterling pushed up to its highest levels this year last week, edging above 0.8930 with the next resistance at the 0.9020 area," said Michael Hewson, chief analyst at CMC Markets.
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Adidas is in the midst of a share buyback, planning to repurchase 3 billion euros in stock between March 2018 and May 2021, which has gradually pushed up GBL's relative stake.
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This trend that has pushed up wages broadly but unevenly, exacerbating a housing affordability crisis that has transformed neighborhoods and posed challenges for middle- and lower income- families through the city.
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The U.S. casual dining industry has benefited from falling prices of produce, poultry, beef, and veal, but higher minimum wages for employees have pushed up menu prices, which has kept diners away.
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China's growth slowed in 13.533 as a years-long campaign to reduce a mountain of debt and crackdown on riskier lending practices pushed up borrowing costs, dampening investment and hurting domestic demand.
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Talk of bank mergers in the Gulf has intensified in the past two or three years after lower oil prices hit state revenues, pushed up bad loans and squeezed bank profit margins.
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After sharp declines in U.S. stock futures overnight, equity investor panic eased but bond investors pushed up Treasury yields as they worried Trump's policies would ultimately weaken the dollar and hike inflation.
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COLOMBO, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares fell for a fourth straight session on Wednesday, as investors offloaded stocks of beverages and oil palm companies, while a block deal pushed up turnover.
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Some of the slowdown was a by-product of the June 2016 Brexit vote, which hammered the value of the pound and pushed up inflation above wage growth through most of 2017.
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That has pushed up analysts' estimates for earnings growth in the quarter to nearly 22014 percent, from 18.6 percent just over than a week back, making it the strongest in seven years.
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"It is quite straightforward to take high-quality input text, spew out extractive summaries pushed up next to one another, and have it look somewhat coherent at a cursory glance," said Bigham.
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The Fed's latest Beige Book showed wages in some districts were being pushed up "a bit" by increases in the minimum wage and that most districts reported that wage pressures had increased.
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WASHINGTON, March 3 (Reuters) - U.S. nonfarm productivity fell less steeply than previously thought in the fourth quarter, but still pushed up labor-related costs as companies employed more workers to raise output.
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HBO pushed up the release date of Bright Lights, a documentary about Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, after both women died last month, and for mourning fans, it can't come soon enough.
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The drought, which has sparked wildfires across Sweden, has pushed up Nordic electricity prices with the hydrologic balance between water supply and consumption growing increasingly strained, Vattenfall Chief Executive Magnus Hall said.
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Such concerns pushed up the cost of insuring against a Malaysia default, with the country's 5-year credit default swap price at its highest since early June 2017 at 95.090 basis points.
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However, Russia's rouble gained as an outage at a refinery on the U.S. East Coast and a decline in U.S. crude stockpiles pushed up the price of oil, the country's top export.
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"Players from both the corporate sector and banks are not showing any interest on the demand side...that's what has pushed up the shilling," said a trader from a leading commercial bank.
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British inflation rose last month by less than investors and the Bank of England had expected but still hit its highest level this year, pushed up by a rise in energy bills.
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The suspected cartel would have hurt the competitiveness of export companies operating in Peru and might have pushed up the cost of imports in the Andean country, Espinoza told a press conference.
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A cut to "junk" status would have pushed up Pretoria's borrowing costs, making it harder to plug a budget deficit estimated at 3.2 percent of GDP in the 2016/17 financial year.
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Here's what the city looked like from an aerial view in 1987: Meanwhile, wars in Iraq and Afghanistan pushed up the price of oil, resulting in tons of capital for Gulf states.
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To the extent that monetary policy, via both low rates and quantitative easing, has pushed up asset prices since 2009, the fear is that tighter policy may drag those prices back down.
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The private equity industry has been flooded with cheap capital looking for higher returns than the public markets which has pushed up valuations raising concerns that private equity returns will be depressed.
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Record wheat losses and a strong rand have pushed up the figure by 1 billion rand from previous estimates, said Alan Winde, the Western Cape's minister of economic opportunities in a statement.
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Friday's measures came after the BOT this month cut its short-term bond supplies to slow fund inflows, which had pushed up the baht to its highest in six years this month.
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Brexit optimism has also pushed up sterling risk reversals — a gauge of expectations for a currency's direction measured by comparing the relative cost of options to buy and to sell the pound.
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Increased costs for staff and some raw materials pushed up overall input costs, with the rate of input price inflation reaching its highest level in more than four-and-a-half years.
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South Korea currently relies on imports for 60 percent of its beef needs, and imports have risen over the past 15 years as falling domestic cattle production has pushed up domestic prices.
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In China, the world's largest market for electric vehicles, Tesla's changes on Tuesday pushed up the starting price of its Model X to 790,900 yuan ($115,068) and Model S to 776,900 yuan.
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One driver is African swine fever in China, which has pushed up the prices for BRF's pork exports to Asia by up to 30% as of the end of the second quarter.
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France and Spain could auction nearly 28.5 billion euros of debt on Thursday, sales that pushed up yields on outstanding bonds as investors made room in their portfolios for the new supply.
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Traders said prices were pushed up by the partial closure of Saudi Arabia's Safaniyah, its biggest offshore oil field with a production capacity of more than 1 million barrels per day (bpd).
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Traders said prices were pushed up by the partial closure of Saudi Arabia's Safaniyah, its biggest offshore oil field with a production capacity of more than 270 million barrels per day (bpd).
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Now, rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike next week, have pushed up short-term U.S. government debt yields, with two-year notes touching a fresh 7-1/2-year high.
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This should allow the central bank to keep interest rates at an all-time low for a long time even after product shortages stemming from a nationwide truckers' strike pushed up inflation.
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The plunging price of crude oil, Norway's main export, has hurt economic growth and pushed up unemployment, but falling interest rates have meanwhile made housing more affordable, driving up demand and prices.
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Calcagno said this difference was in part due to the IMF's use of purchasing power parity, which he said pushed up its estimates for developing countries, where growth tends to be higher.
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Expectations of higher borrowing costs for emerging markets have pushed up the average yield premium demanded by investors to hold emerging market hard currency sovereign debt to its widest in four months.
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"Either the forint market or the debt market is wrong as the forint is firming, while expectations for monetary tightening should have pushed up short-term yields," one Budapest-based trader said.
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"Once a child is pushed up into a higher security facility, the actual conditions of confinement deteriorate significantly, and that can have a significant impact on a child's well-being," she said.
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"I pulled over and when I approached Roman, his backpack was pushed up, constricting his airway, so I tried to get it off as soon as possible," Rodgers said, according to Fox13.
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Madeline Julissa, 8, stood clutching a baby doll whose body was drier, and better covered, than her own; the girl wore a summer top and damp pants pushed up to mid-thigh.
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ROME (Reuters) - World food prices rose for a fifth consecutive month in May after bad weather pushed up the prices of cheese and maize, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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"There was a sharp fall in Hong Kong stock futures that rippled through the currency market and pushed up the yen," said Yukio Ishizuki, foreign exchange strategist at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo.
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Her eyes were small, too, but there was something about how they crinkled when she smiled, how her cheeks pushed up so that her eyes almost disappeared, a gleaming line of blue.
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In the letter, Ms. Sonmez described being repeatedly groped by Mr. Kaiman without her consent, being pushed up against a wall and eventually feeling pressured into sex after a night of drinking.
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At one point, for example, Mr. McFarland asked why, in the photograph she took with Mr. Mueller, the hem of her skirt does not appear to be pushed up in the front.
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It was forced to go further, with rates dipping as low as -0.50% in 2016, before ultra-loose policy weakened the crown, pushed up import prices and boosted the export-reliant economy.
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Fears about security and integration initially pushed up the poll ratings of the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD), but the party's support has slipped as the rate of arrivals has slowed.
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"I see this as a reasonable possibility, and therefore I think it might be possible that the decline in reserve balances has pushed up overnight rates a bit over time," Potter said.
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Samardzija, whose start was pushed up a day so that staff ace Madison Bumgarner can return from an illness on Sunday, allowed just the one run and two hits in seven innings.
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A government crackdown on riskier types of lending has driven a slowdown in credit growth and pushed up financing costs, which are expected to start weighing on the economy in coming months.
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For instance, some states, which cut support for higher education sharply after the Great Recession and pushed up tuition at public colleges, have started been freezing tuition in response to public pressure.
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Astrid has her face pushed up against the floor to ceiling glass that lines the bedroom, her tiny frame a black smudge of a silhouette against the perfectly rendered white coated lawns.
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According to the District Attorney, the young teacher has been sexually assaulted, her clothes were pushed down from her waist, her shirt pushed up and it was clear a struggle had taken place.
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While amassing such tiny donations typically runs campaigns a few bucks, Democratic strategists tell VICE News that the rush to meet the DNC's debate benchmarks has pushed up prices on Facebook in particular.
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The cutoff in exports of the key steelmaking ingredient, has left steelmakers in China, the world's biggest producer, scrambling for supplies, even looking as far as the United States, and pushed up prices.
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Eight years after the global financial crisis, stress in the industry has pushed up demand for insurance to protect revenues against the cost of paying staff too sick to work, insurance data show.
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News that Washington and Beijing would resume trade talks after a long lull in order to prepare for a meeting later this month pushed up trade-sensitive auto shares and basic-resources stocks.
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But Broadbent said 2017 would prove to be a "more challenging environment for households" as inflation rises sharply, pushed up by the fall in the value of the pound since the Brexit vote.
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A cut to below investment grade would have pushed up Pretoria's borrowing costs, making it harder to plug a budget deficit estimated at 3.2 percent of GDP in the 2016/17 financial year.
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SNB Vice Chairman Fritz Zurbruegg said currency market interventions had become an increasingly important tool since the financial crisis and the euro zone debt crisis had pushed up the safe-haven Swiss franc.
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NICKEL: LME nickel ended unchanged at $15,660 a tonne but was down about 21.9% this week, eating into a rally that had pushed up prices of the stainless steel ingredient by around $215,2900.
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Hopes economic stabilization would boost raw material demand drew a rush of retail buyers into China's commodities futures in April and pushed up prices, but renewed worries about demand has reversed those gains.
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As the projects got under way, the tide of money pumped up domestic demand, inflated a property bubble, pushed up the value of the currency and led to an unsustainable surge in imports.
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He was also quoted by the newspaper as saying that the samurai bond issue this month was aimed at diversifying the methods of raising funds after U.S. rate hikes pushed up borrowing costs.
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U.S. bank Morgan Stanley said it expected Brent prices to trade in a $75-$80 per barrel range in the second-half of this year, pushed up by tight supply and demand fundamentals.
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African swine fever, which has already ravaged pig herds in China and pushed up food prices there, could also drive up inflation in the other emerging markets, according to research firm Capital Economics.
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He was talking to Albertans depressed by a downturn in the oil industry, which has pushed up unemployment and left empty a quarter of the office space in Calgary, the province's biggest city.
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At one outcrop we saw evidence where the debris flow came to a halt but the material behind it was still trying to move forward and was pushed up over the stalled material.
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The World Bank raised its China growth forecast overnight, Switzerland pushed up 1103 projections and business confidence remained robust in Germany, albeit with some caution about its struggle to form a coalition government.
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Talk of bank mergers in the Gulf has intensified in the past two years as lower oil prices have weighed heavily on state revenues, pushed up bad loans and squeezed bank profit margins.
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"At the very end of 'America' all the girls get pushed up into the air and land on the boy's shoulder," Moreno recalled of the scene, which was choreographed by director Jerome Robbins.
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The miner has also pushed up the premium it seeks from traders to between $2 and $2.50 per ton over the index price for the same product for January to April, they said.
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The Stetson product was expected to return Friday against Washington but was pushed up a day when it was determined that left-hander Steven Matz would not be able to take his turn.
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The two big worries in January and February were that the Chinese economy was slowing fast and that the Federal Reserve might therefore have miscalculated when it pushed up interest rates in December.
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But a rebound in global crude oil prices pushed up the North African OPEC member's energy export earnings 18.42 percent to $33.06 billion from $27.92 billion in 2016, it said in a report.
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Oil prices recovered on Tuesday, pushed up by a weaker dollar and a flood of new cash into the market, but analysts warned of further weakness as producers continue to battle for customers.
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Turkey's central bank has pushed up the average cost of funding by 23-25 basis points in the last week against a background of rising inflation and U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike expectations.
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A concentrated banking sector and a history of rampant inflation and defaults have long pushed up borrowing costs in Brazil, where interest rates average more than 300 percent for unpaid credit card bills.
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Josh Drayton of the cannabis association predicted that an eighth-ounce purchase of marijuana buds, typically priced around $40 to $45, would be pushed up to $50 or more in the new year.
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"We were for two weeks requesting reagents for our public health lab from [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention], who pushed up to private suppliers, who kept canceling orders on us," she said.
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