But crude stocks in industrialized nations remained high, putting a brake on the oil price rally.
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Trump has been complaining for months about Fed monetary policy, claiming rising interest rates are putting a brake on his economic plans.
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Italy's industry lobby Confindustria said it was very worried that the new system would fuel conflicts and uncertainty, putting a brake on investments by concessionaires.
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The currency crisis caused inflation to surge to a 15-year high in October and the central bank to hike its policy rate to 24%, putting a brake on economic activity.
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"Second-hand ships are still relatively cheap because traditional ship finance is mostly absent from the equation thus putting a brake on inflating values," said Martin Rowe, managing director of Clarksons Platou Asia in Hong Kong.
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As the lira crisis grew the bank raised its key interest rate to 24 percent in September, putting a brake on financial activity, and inflation peaked at a 15-year high of more than 25 percent in October.
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Cancellation fines could go up to 15 percent of the project value and companies would be prohibited from taking part in future licensing rounds, putting a brake on the development of the sector just as the economy starts growing.
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Italy's banks have some 201 billion euros ($220 billion) in non-performing loans (NPLs) which are unlikely ever to be paid back and which are restraining the country's sluggish economic recovery by putting a brake on the release of new credits.
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TOKYO, May 0.023 (Reuters) - Long-dated Japanese government bond prices dropped on Friday after an auction of 30-year bonds the previous day, putting a brake on the relentless flattening in the yield curve since the Bank of Japan's negative interest rates policy.
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BRUSSELS, March 3 (Reuters) - The European Parliament will vote at the earliest in December on a plan to revive the European market for asset-backed securities (ABS), an EU document shows, putting a brake on the adoption of proposals which were fast-tracked by EU states.
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The Gorakhnath Math has been involved in political matters for more than a century. Mahant Digvijay Nath joined the Congress in 1921 and was arrested for taking an "active part" in the Chauri Chaura incident, thereby putting a brake on Gandhi's non-cooperation movement. However, the math thereafter became associated with right wing organisations. Nath joined the Hindu Mahasabha, a right wing Hindu group in 1937 and soon became the head of the party's unit in United Provinces.
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Esma sets position limits on commodity derivatives as described in Mifid II. The EP voted in favor of stronger regulation of commodity derivative markets in September 2012 to "end abusive speculation in commodity markets" that were "driving global food prices increases and price volatility". In July 2012, "food prices globally soared by 10 percent" (World Bank 2012). Senior British MEP Arlene McCarthy called for "putting a brake on excessive food speculation and speculating giants profiting from hunger" ending immoral practices that "only serve the interests of profiteers". In March 2012, EP Member Markus Ferber suggested amendments to the European Commission's proposals, intended to strengthen restrictions on high-frequency trading and commodity price manipulation.
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Based on a report by Hippolyte Fortoul, Minister of Education and Religion, Napoleon III signed a decree on 13 September 1852 ordering a compilation of popular French poetry to be published (a publication which eventually never saw the daylight). Inspired by Barzaz Breiz: Chants populaires de la Bretagne, published by Théodore Hersart de La Villemarqué from 1839 onwards, de Coussemaker - as a correspondent for the Committee of Language, History and the Arts of France - collected the songs of his region together. His renown in circles of folklorists today is exclusively based on his Chants populaires des Flamands de France (popular songs of the Flemings in France) published in Gent, three years later. De Coussemaker founded the Comité flamand de France (Flemish Committee of France) in 1853, which was tasked with putting a brake on the disappearance of the West Flemish dialect of the Dutch language, as spoken in French Flanders.
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