Even if you want to rebalance — you do, right?
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That has prompted some to seek to rebalance their businesses.
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The third reason to shift is to rebalance regional inequality.
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Offers a transformative vision to actually rebalance power in society.
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The Obama administration proposed a "pivot," or "rebalance" to Asia.
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President Trump underscored the need to rebalance trade with Europe.
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Certainly, any discussion of Asia rebalance strategy must involve China.
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So how do you rebalance the mind of an Athenian?
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Holeman recommends that investors be sure to rebalance their portfolios.
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And now he's returned to rebalance the scales of justice.
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That gave him more time to play music and rebalance.
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Once you look under the hood, you may need to rebalance.
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However, rising U.S. production has stymied OPEC's efforts to rebalance markets.
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He said OPEC cuts through year-end should rebalance the market.
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The Izumo represents a 20,000-tonne bet on the Asia rebalance.
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The oil market could rebalance faster or slower than currently expected.
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The IEA said shrinking investment could help the markets to rebalance.
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It took until around the 1880s for average wages to rebalance.
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They cannot rebalance with their island neighbour without risking popular blowback.
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And we need to rebalance this relationship, and they acknowledge it.
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It can rebalance their portfolio and also minimize their tax bills.
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"Refiners will likely lead the rebound whenever markets rebalance," he wrote.
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McGuire said Marcato sold the shares to rebalance its portfolio of investments.
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More commonly, they also help to rebalance and soothe greasy, irritated scalps.
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With this change, Shalett believes it is time to rebalance your portfolio.
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You always have to rebalance, and that's important for people to know.
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"Florida is the place where we could rebalance our family," she said.
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It's good to rebalance, and it's healthy that everything isn't running away.
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Providers tend to rebalance their indexes at the end of every month.
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So hopefully they will now be trying to rebalance these economic problems.
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S. relations and their economic rebalance would help improve the American economy.
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Senator Warren has unveiled the most detailed plans to rebalance American capitalism.
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If you have been letting things slide, it is time to rebalance.
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But two more steps are likely to help rebalance the German-U.
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But it is still not enough to rebalance the scales of justice.
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It's time to rebalance and be careful to not get too confident.
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"I wouldn't rebalance just because the market is hitting a milestone," Rotblut said.
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Lim: Yeah we are constantly looking at how we can rebalance our portfolio.
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Increasing the Court's size to 11 justices would merely rebalance what was taken.
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Back home in America conservatives wonder whether there is much rebalance to save.
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Mr. Orcel wants more revenue in the United States to rebalance its business.
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Sheffield said he did not expect the oil market to rebalance until 2018.
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But they are still manna for progressives seeking to rebalance the entire system.
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And it's going to take some time for the oil market to rebalance.
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The market will need prices below $45 a ton to rebalance, they said.
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How can we rebalance our efforts toward the growing white nationalist terrorism threat?
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But he also expressed optimism that those negotiations would help rebalance the relationship.
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If alumina closures exactly match aluminium closures, the two markets should rebalance smoothly.
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Russian participation was key to helping OPEC rebalance the market during 2017-18.
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Raising income taxes is not a direct enough way to rebalance capital distribution.
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Trump says he wants to rebalance what he calls unfair U.S. trade deficits.
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Some investors doubt the planned cuts would be enough to rebalance markets, however.
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So is now the time to rebalance by adding value and trimming growth?
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Others, like Vietnam and Singapore, try to push back or at least rebalance.
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Many ETFs rebalance every day, which can beat down any long-term performance.
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The next Democratic president needs a big, bold plan to rebalance our courts.
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You pick few times a year to rebalance — perhaps quarterly or semi-annually.
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"We've seen the copper market rebalance in response to lower prices," he says.
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If you have passed on the opportunity to rebalance, you are most likely complacent.
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Pope Francis, who is the first Latin American pontiff, has tried to rebalance things.
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But moving the capital there would help rebalance the country's politics and economy nonetheless.
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These state policies have skewed the playing field and FERC needs to rebalance it.
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Credit Suisse currently anticipates roughly $49 billion in share turnover for this year's rebalance.
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If the forecast proves accurate, the gas market should rebalance without too much difficulty.
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"If sustained, will help to rebalance growth towards the tradables sector," the RBNZ said.
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Work slowly with the portfolio and rebalance toward quality, " Quinlan said on "Power Lunch.
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Macri's government and the IMF contends the measures are necessary to rebalance the economy.
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The Asia rebalance in the age of Trump requires a growing relationship with India.
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Analyst say the market should rebalance but it is taking much longer than expected.
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He declined to comment on further steps OPEC could take to rebalance the market.
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Third, concluding this phase of the investigation allows a rebalance of the political debate.
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Medication can rebalance chemicals in the brain, but it can't heal the inner self.
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When you retire, your portfolio will rebalance to adjust for your expected spending patterns.
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It will take six to eight weeks for the world refining system to rebalance.
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These principles will rebalance the system to make patents a reward for true innovation.
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Addressing currency misalignment is the only realistic path to effectively rebalance U.S. trade flows.
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In their efforts to rebalance, lawmakers must avoid focusing only on high-skill positions.
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He vowed to rebalance America's foreign policy toward countering emerging rivals, such as China.
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To rebalance, you sell assets that have appreciated and buy those have fallen in value.
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The AAII's Rotblut uses a spreadsheet to calculate when he needs to rebalance his portfolio.
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"As the cash is depleted, if the stocks are up, you rebalance there," he said.
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This way, you're still in stocks but you're effectively staying in stocks while you rebalance.
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The excess of crude stocks to rebalance the market naturally has to find its way.
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Further, Fitch anticipates the floater market rebalance will be more orderly than the jackup market.
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Beijing is trying to rebalance its economy to focus more on consumer spending and services.
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It's now up to Khosrowshahi to rebalance that scale in the middle of this storm.
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The government wants free ports to help rebalance the economy away from the south-east.
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The inheritance levy could be another way to rebalance the taxation of work and wealth.
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"I agree with the president in pushing this, that we have to rebalance," Solomon said.
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That's when you rebalance by selling off overweighted holdings and increasing those that are underweighted.
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The onus is on Beijing's statesmanship to quickly rebalance its crucially important U.S. trade relations.
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GEORGE OSBORNE, the chancellor, has largely failed in his ambition to "rebalance" the British economy.
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She wanted someone to take on those interests and rebalance things back toward her side.
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"I do think it's important for investors to rebalance back to their targets," Pagnato said.
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But two key questions also need to be answered for this Asia rebalance to continue.
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This primarily reflects weaker investment growth as the economy continues to rebalance, the IMF said.
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So about once a year, rebalance your portfolio to match your long-term allocation targets.
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As your investments grow and shrink, you will find it necessary to rebalance your portfolio.
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He urged investors to rebalance portfolios that have become too heavily weighted in these stocks.
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"This commemoration should absolutely serve to rebalance the relationship" between Magellan and Elcano, she added.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. crude production is surging, complicating OPEC's efforts to rebalance the oil market.
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If they're off by more than 5% to 10%, then it's likely time to rebalance.
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Some are despairing, others are disaffected, most are angry and want solutions that rebalance power.
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It is imperative that Democrats appoint more judges to rebalance the direction of American society.
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He also said cheap oil was forcing supply reductions that would help rebalance the market.
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There's been some talk about restructuring the court to add more judges to rebalance it.
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Personal Capital&aposs requirement is greater than that of Vanguard ($50,000) and Rebalance IRA ($75,000).
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In order to remain fully diversified, rebalance your portfolio to reflect your original target mix.
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So, that's where ReBalance, a new British campaign from Festival Republic and PRS Foundation comes in.
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What power did she have that Minaj felt like she needed to rebalance in the world?
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Maybe yes, but only if we fail as a nation to rebalance a dangerously lopsided economy.
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An advertising blitz – spending is up 51 percent - in Asia and elsewhere could help Samsonite rebalance.
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The good news is Longson believes the oil market will rebalance by the middle of 2017.
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"With our clients, what we've been telling them to do is rebalance for targets," said Bossung.
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Such a move could have resulted in portfolio managers selling their shares to rebalance their holdings.
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Hedge funds are betting growing consumption and shrinking oil output will swiftly rebalance the oil market.
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Once an asset class moves into the relative zone, the investor will make trades to rebalance.
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China, after all, is trying to rebalance its economy away from heavily polluting industries towards services.
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The Guigou law, legal experts say, is an attempt to rebalance media freedom with privacy rights.
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China's maritime assertiveness was an important justification for America's self-proclaimed "pivot" or "rebalance" towards Asia.
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While some medications can help rebalance chemicals in the brain, they cannot heal one's inner self.
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None of this undermines Stiglitz's argument that Europe needs a redivision of currencies to rebalance trade.
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Lighthizer has said he is determined to "rebalance" NAFTA trade to restore lost U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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In addition, Fitch anticipates the floater market rebalance will be more orderly than the jackup market.
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As equity markets decline, an investor's overall portfolio may need to rebalance to maintain allocation targets.
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He said investors should be broadly diversified, stick to their asset allocation plans and rebalance periodically.
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Strategically rebalance the portfolio as needed," and "include companies that are using or developing exponential technologies.
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His number one strategy to cope with the virus' fallout is to aggressively rebalance client portfolios.
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Glazer believes last week's scare makes right now an "opportune time" for investors to rebalance their portfolios.
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So we decided to rebalance this and make it more focused on connecting with friends and family.
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In the end the Asia rebalance will not live or die because of where ships are moored.
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So to rebalance its competitive position, Intel has invested in acquiring AMD's talent, not just its designs.
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At the dialogue, Abercrombie said the United States would not change its rebalance strategy, the statement added.
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Do quotas and affirmative action rebalance an unfair system or are they just another form of discrimination?
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"President Trump underscored the need to rebalance trade with Europe," the White House said in a statement.
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Major oil producers are expected to extend output cuts in a bid to rebalance bloated oil markets.
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Mr Absi's vision, which is more likely to rebalance the GCC economies than blunt quotas, requires time.
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"Resolving these problems would help China rebalance its economy and put it on a more sustainable path."
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You'll need to regularly monitor and rebalance your portfolio at least once per year, as she suggests.
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The failure to set priorities and rebalance our defense strategy is no longer financially or politically affordable.
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Lighthizer's office said he was clear all along about aiming to "rebalance" NAFTA trade in U.S. favor.
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The ETF, which primarily follows U.S.-listed single-country ETFs, will rebalance monthly based on that analysis.
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Those steps allow Russell to continue with the rebalance despite events that may cause additional market volatility.
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China has moved to "rebalance" its economy toward relying more on domestic demand as opposed to exports.
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Data helps them understand how to rebalance the location of vehicles to meet anticipated demand from customers.
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Trying to rebalance the scales of powerBehemoth corporations hold a lot of sway in today&aposs economy.
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Supporters of Brexit have said the fall in the value of sterling could help rebalance the economy.
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Subsequently, that would provide incentive for mutual fund managers, currently underweight banks, to rebalance and add financials.
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And so, that leads the developed world to say to China, 'We've got to like rebalance this.
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U.S. production has hampered efforts to rebalance the market but signs the market is tightening have emerged.
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And you would need to make sure you rebalance the portfolio periodically to maintain an appropriate asset allocation.
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It's a very new and growing industry and we expect to add new constituents with every quarterly rebalance.
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In his view, continued Russian production of 10.7 million barrels a day would not help to rebalance markets.
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On the supply side, every 100,000 bpd that Iran brings online will push back a rebalance in prices.
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"We may get two weeks where it looks as though we're starting to rebalance — we're not," he said.
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A Russian energy source said the country is ready to keep working with OPEC to rebalance oil markets.
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Hopefully the special counsel investigation will begin to rebalance our rightful expectation of equal justice under the law.
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So Brexit could certainly rebalance the British economy, but not perhaps in a pleasant or even orderly way.
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Needing to rebalance, these large investors could soon dive back into the stock market and propel it higher.
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Washington views India as an important part of its rebalance to Asia and as a counterweight to China.
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He said the trade could continue as investors buy longer-dated securities to rebalance portfolios at month end.
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The rebalance requires index-following fund managers to rejig their portfolios to match any change in the indexes.
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Markiewicz added in an interview with CNN Business that his fund will rebalance its portfolio monthly, not quarterly.
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The rebalance of the Russell indexes happens each year and becomes final on the fourth Friday in June.
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But analysts suggest their power to rebalance global production, in order to favor American workers, has effectively peaked.
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The sooner this rebalance takes place, the sooner our country can avoid more forever wars in the future.
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Trump has long been a devotee of tariffs, viewing them as an effective way to rebalance trading relationships.
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Rebalance your portfolio Getting ready for the next recession is different now than in the past, said VerWys.
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"You don't want to rebalance too much, but at least at a minimum once a year," Cheng said.
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Since it assumed office, Solih's administration has sought to rebalance ties with the regional heavyweights China and India.
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"You don't want to rebalance too much but at least at a minimum once a year," Cheng said.
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The minister also said he expects the oil market to rebalance soon, although the exact timing remains uncertain.
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However, it didn't provide any reason why the government would rebalance the scale, just that it was possible.
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No single measure would do more to resuscitate US manufacturing employment and rebalance our global trade in goods.
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Yes, an effort's been made to rebalance the gameplay, with adjustments made to encourage more contemporary combo inputs.
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"If you rebalance too often, you'll decrease your investment returns because of taxes and other transaction expenses," Luskin said.
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As markets fluctuate, they automatically rebalance your portfolio to maintain an optimal mix of stocks, bonds, and other assets.
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"The aim is to rebalance trade relations for the benefit of farmers' income," he said when describing the proposal.
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"We need buyers to be in a position to rebalance risk," the CEO of one big wholesale bank complains.
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Reinvesting the distribution is also a great opportunity to rebalance your overall equity and fixed-income allocation, Freeman said.
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This will not at all upset market mechanisms, but on the contrary, will help to rebalance the market sooner.
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But as China's economy began to rebalance away from massive infrastructure building and towards consumption, demand flattened, then fell.
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Meditation is one of the most effective ways to counter stress, normalize biorhythms and rebalance the body and mind.
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I encourage all professionals, whether self-employed or not, to take the time they need to rebalance and refuel.
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It won't come from China's rebalance within the steel industry — which he said could help companies like Rio Tinto.
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"Unless you give more power to the younger generation your economy will not be able to rebalance," Lai said.
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"It just means more volatility; more grinding against those capacity constraints until finally you rebalance the market," he said.
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Adaptive Portfolio combines previously offered active and passive management with risk classifications that automatically rebalance to accommodate market changes.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and partners including Russia had cut output to rebalance supply and demand.
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It would allow it to significantly rebalance its business with oil production, after focusing largely on natural gas assets.
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The first is that the White House should develop a single rebalance strategy, after finding confusion throughout the government.
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But the government and the IMF say government spending reductions and higher taxes are needed to rebalance the economy.
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"When you have three of four years of oversupply it takes time to rebalance the market," Patrick Pouyanne said.
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Should the oil market overheat, both OPEC and its allies will release new production to rebalance it, said Alekperov.
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With an incarceration rate 21 percent higher than the national average, Florida must work to rebalance its correctional system.
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To rebalance, you'd sell some stock holdings and buy bonds to get back to 70 percent to 30 percent.
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If we do get to 2%, I think you see that rebalance come back in and buy those Treasurys.
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Will the market rebalance in 6900 and establish a new price floor above $2628 for West Texas Intermediate oil?
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China's economic slowdown has also skittered financial markets as it seeks to rebalance its economy toward consumption-led growth.
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Croft said oil watchers will want to hear if Saudi Arabia will stay the course to rebalance the markets.
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Mr. Trump has long been a devotee of tariffs, viewing them as an effective way to rebalance trading relationships.
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That's because target-date funds already hold a diverse array of stocks and bonds that rebalance automatically over time.
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It is to put money into low-cost stock and bond funds, allocate the money appropriately and rebalance periodically.
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It was so impressed with the product that it acquired Total Rebalance Expert last November for an undisclosed amount.
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"This will make it difficult for OPEC alone to rebalance the market and bring prices up," the source said.
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Tax cuts and, in time, investment in infrastructure would help rebalance the German economy from its exports-first approach.
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OPEC and other producers must now decide how much longer they need to extend cuts to rebalance the market.
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Markets aren't static, so you'll need to rebalance periodically to make sure that your investments are not off course.
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He has said that he would like to impose trade tariffs on the communist state to rebalance the relationship.
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Harvey-related energy disruptions in the U.S. OPEC efforts to rebalance the oil market, according to a note Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to rip up international trade deals and rebalance America's global trade relationships.
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Regular breaks can also be an effective way to rebalance your body's chemistry and regain your sense of control.
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That buuuuut was enough for developer Red Barrels to completely rebalance Outlast 2 only a few weeks after launch.
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You also may have to pay brokerage commissions to trade stocks, bonds and exchange-traded funds to rebalance your portfolio.
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Some investors doubt planned supply cuts by OPEC and other producers such as Russia will be enough to rebalance markets.
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Of course, it's just a dash more complicated than being consistent because you also have to occasionally rebalance your investments.
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As a result of production declines and stronger demand, global oil stocks are beginning to rebalance, according to the IEA.
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Reshaping regional rules to account for and rebalance monopolistic platform power is where EU lawmakers are increasingly turning their attention.
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The cash roll is the three-day period after the front-month futures contract expires, when traders rebalance their positions.
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After cars are assigned, the algorithm can then rebalance the remaining idle vehicles by sending them to higher-demand areas.
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Were India to rebalance its workforce in this way, the IMF estimates, the world's biggest democracy would be 27% richer.
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With products more competitive abroad, the argument goes, the economy will "rebalance" away from consumer spending towards export-led growth.
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China's leaders want to rebalance their economy away from excessive investment and to shrink the role of state-owned firms.
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The pressing concern is, therefore, not whether China can rebalance towards consumption but whether its spending boom can be sustained.
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However, with many people looking to rebalance their portfolio "gold is the asset to be in this year," he added.
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Once an investor understands how to rebalance, it's OK to look at how the sectors have fared — but only then.
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Prices have languished around $45 a barrel, although the market has started to rebalance as some exporters have reduced shipments.
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As the oil market continues to rebalance, WTI and Brent are likely to move more deeply into backwardation (tmsnrt.rs/2fu9UeO).
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Over the weekend, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said oil markets would rebalance even without an output-limiting pact.
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However, with many people looking to rebalance their portfolio "gold is the asset to be in this year", he added.
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One first-order promise of blockchain is to rebalance that dynamic so we can reclaim and consolidate our digital identities.
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When the holdings drift off target, it does make sense at some point to rebalance to restore the desired mix.
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In the event of a rebalance, users might not initially need to sell existing holdings but can use the cash.
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It would rebalance how the federal criminal-justice system sentences low-level, nonviolent offenders and improve prison re-entry policy.
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Here are a few ideas on how the U.S. can rebalance its trade accounts by relaunching the global economic activity.
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Obama said he believed his foreign policy legacy would be one of success, particularly his so-called "rebalance" to Asia.
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"If I rebalance every quarter, I'm eliminating some of those asset classes before their run-up is over," Anspach said.
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"Freezing at levels that are still way oversupplied, still says you don't have a rebalance coming anytime soon," Cooper said.
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"We're getting close to the end of the month so people are looking to rebalance their accounts anyway," McMillan said.
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" In a readout of the call, the White House said Trump "further underscored the need to rebalance trade with Europe.
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"Oil demand has also failed to improve at the speed required to rebalance the global oil market, " the bank wrote.
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Interim President Michel Temer has vowed to rebalance the depleted government accounts by capping public spending and reducing pension benefits.
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Outside of geopolitical pressures, efforts to rebalance markets through production limits have worked to tighten the global supply-demand picture.
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It's no secret that Russia and its oil companies have grown impatient with OPEC's efforts to rebalance the oil market.
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Recent IPOs must have debuted before Russell's "rank day" this year of May 10 to be eligible in the rebalance.
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After the dramatic market run-up and turbulence that followed, there's no better time to rebalance portfolios and reassess risk.
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As a result of output declines and stronger demand, global oil stocks are beginning to rebalance, according to the IEA.
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Advisors say the right decision at a time like this is to look at asset allocations and rebalance as needed.
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Expectations that commodity funds will buy wheat futures as they rebalance their portfolios for 2020 also supported prices, they said.
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Any speedy recovery in Libyan output could slow OPEC efforts to rebalance the market and ease a global supply glut.
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All the noble houses and provincial warlords whose shifting allegiances could rebalance the scales have been wiped-out or subjugated.
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Troubled, but Unbroken, Alliances Washington's attempt to rebalance its priorities and compel others to help manage conflict is hardly new.
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OPEC members and non-OPEC producers such as Russia are leading efforts to rebalance the market and support oil prices.
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So you'd need to sell U.S. stocks and buy international stocks to rebalance the portfolio to the allocation you originally wanted.
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The oil market looks set to rebalance earlier than expected as OPEC members cut production, according to a report from UBS.
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Nevertheless, some analysts suggest the promised reduction in crude oil production may be insufficient to dent global oversupply and rebalance markets.
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Oil prices dipped slightly on Friday as growing global stocks weighed on investor expectations that producers might eventually rebalance the market.
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But now, OnePlus is back with an upgraded version of the OnePlus 5, and it might help us rebalance this equation.
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A further counter-measure under consideration would specifically target the United States to "rebalance" trade between the two, EU sources say.
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In Australia they serve as a tripwire force, deployed under an agreement reached in 2011 during President Barack Obama's "Asia rebalance".
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In its latest forecast, the International Energy Agency said the crude market will take longer to rebalance than it previously thought.
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Revenue needs to rebalance to the WeLive and WeGrow businesses quickly and it needs to grow its services even more aggressively.
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"You might not necessarily have only indexers present in this year's rebalance and the days leading up to it," Cajic said.
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But analysts from Morgan Stanley said in a note on Friday there were risks the market might not rebalance until later.
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In that case, the upward trend and considerably low volatility in the group helped the compounding rebalance work for that ETF.
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China began to reduce its support for corn production last year in a bid to rebalance a huge oversupply with demand.
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But OPEC officials have said the markets have begun to rebalance as investment is being curtailed due to low oil prices.
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Both men doubted the likelihood that a proposed production freeze led by Saudi Arabia and Russia would help rebalance the market.
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"As a long term investor, it is usual for Temasek to rebalance its portfolio from time to time," the investor said.
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Financial advisors typically rebalance their clients' portfolios anywhere from quarterly to yearly, depending on the particular investments and the clients' goals.
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Artificial intervention in the market comes with risk and that is why it is best to let the markets rebalance themselves.
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Trump will seek to secure China's commitments to exert more pressure on North Korea and to rebalance U.S.-China economic relations.
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The cash roll is typically the three-day period after the front-month futures contract expires, when traders rebalance their positions.
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Like other products on the market, SoFi's wealth management service offers individual and retirement accounts that automatically rebalance and optimize portfolios.
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The deal had been meant to help the market rebalance by removing a large chunk of oversupply and a stockpile glut.
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As a result, the oil market was on course to rebalance towards the end of 2018 or in 2019, he said.
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It now desperately needs Chinese exports of primary metal to rebalance the market but simultaneously still needs lower exports of products.
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The Fed could be inclined to hold off on further rate hikes and let the economy use cheaper capital to rebalance.
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Treasury said China should advance macroeconomic reforms that support greater household consumption growth and help rebalance the economy away from investment.
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Redler said investors could be paring holdings in FANG names to rebalance at the end of the quarter after strong gains.
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Second, trade in goods and services is important and can expand and perhaps rebalance by eliminating tariff and non-tariff barriers.
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It urged countries with large trade surpluses, including Germany and the Netherlands, to invest more to help rebalance the exchange rate.
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While Iggy Azalea may have taken a hiatus to rebalance her physical, and mental health, she's now back and even better.
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Investors are giving Chinese authorities' efforts to rebalance the economy "no benefit of doubt whatsoever," said Sartori of Nikko Asset Management.
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After hitting a trough, the market is expected to rebalance by the year-end though supply will continue to outpace demand.
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WeWork is attempting to rebalance its membership away from freelancers and entrepreneurs, towards larger companies willing to take out longer tenancies.
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Trump's instinct that America needs to rebalance its trade relationship with Beijing — before China gets too big to compromise — is correct.
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For investors disinclined to pick through hundreds of stocks to find the right value catalyst, there is another way to rebalance.
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" Bill Nygren, portfolio manager at Oakmark Funds, clarified how investors could rebalance their portfolio: "We follow our own advice at Oakmark.
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They typically rebalance back to an asset allocation for you, which could be an advantage when stocks are down, Benz said.
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Russias refusal to agree to deeper production cuts is a decision to allow prices, rather than OPEC+, to rebalance the market.
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Investors should stay close to their benchmark asset allocations and be prepared to rebalance if their portfolio gets out of whack.
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If we encourage universal voter turnout, we will rebalance the electorate to include many more voters who demand compromise over ideology.
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TREASURY SAYS CHINA MUST TAKE DECISIVE STEPS TO FURTHER REBALANCE ECONOMY, ALLOW GREATER MARKET OPENNESS TO STRENGTHEN LONG-TERM GROWTH PROSPECTS
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And for the first time in decades, Congress's various factions each have an incentive to rebalance power away from the president.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to rip up international trade deals and rebalance America's global trade relationships.
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Instead of panicking, investors should rebalance their portfolios — meaning that they should adhere to the allocations set out in their plan.
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In that schema, Trump simply had no choice but to lash out, to rebalance the equation of dominance in his favor.
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With this type of portfolio, it should be easy to determine when you need to rebalance to maintain your asset-allocation targets.
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Will Collin's advice for the industry was that it needs to rebalance its advertising budgets to better reflect the audience's viewing habits.
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Taylor said it would be difficult for the market to rebalance with underwhelming global economic growth meeting slightly better-than-expected production.
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Hughes said he expects the plan would give a much needed boost to American workers, rebalance the economy and create further growth.
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It added that China should advance macroeconomic reforms that support greater household consumption growth and help rebalance the economy away from investment.
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Now is a great time to take a look at your portfolio and rebalance, said financial advisor Paul Pagnato, CEO of PagnatoKarp.
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However, in larger neighbor Argentina, a leftist victory for Alberto Fernandez over President Mauricio Macri is thought likely to rebalance the scales.
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Their argument is that a weaker pound will send exports soaring, herald a manufacturing renaissance and "rebalance" the economy away from services.
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So how do you rebalance power between working people and the companies or the capital sources that are working in the economy?
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If China doesn't want to move forward, then President Trump is perfectly happy to move forward with tariffs to rebalance the relationship.
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At these levels, David Donabedian, chief investment officer at Atlantic Trust tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" it is time to rebalance your portfolio.
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The International Monetary Fund approved on Friday a programme aimed at helping Egypt close its budget gap and rebalance its currency markets.
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Economists had expected that a stronger euro zone economy would help rebalance this deficit but the OBR said it was not enough.
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If China doesn't want to move forward then President Trump is perfectly happy to move forward with tariffs to rebalance the relationship.
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Batista added that all outstanding bonds of the company would be transferred to the new U.S.-listed unit to rebalance company debt.
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The bank said it would "rebalance" its financing assistance to support the Philippine government's $180 billion "Build, Build, Build" infrastructure development program.
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During his time in the White House, Obama has sought to "rebalance" America's defense and economic policy to counter China's rising influence.
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"He seeks nothing more than to rebalance this economy by increasing our exports at the margin and decreasing our imports," Navarro said.
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The idea was to boost northern cities and rebalance the economy from perceived overdependence on the south and the City of London.
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From the beginning, oil producers envisaged the agreement on production cuts might need to be extended to rebalance the oil market fully.
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Without corresponding industrial policies to rebalance the industry, we expect CML to extend its mobile dominance, putting more pressure on smaller operators.
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But analysts, including Mahesh, have stressed that lower prices are needed to force producers to cut output and rebalance supply and demand.
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The funds will be short-term focused and rebalance each day, so investors would be wise not to buy and hold them.
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In theory, heavy crude processing during the second half of the year should cut excess crude stocks and help rebalance the market.
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Fundamental indexing strategies rebalance positions according to valuation measures instead of the market cap-weighted allocations typically used by passive index funds.
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Despite this rally, Wunderlich Securities Chief Market Strategist Art Hogan tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Friday investors have to rebalance their portfolios.
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Energy analysts now expect oil markets to take longer to rebalance, as production ebbs more slowly and demand growth eventually catches up.
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This makes the U.S. rebalance to Asia more difficult because the situation in so many countries is that of 'wait and see.
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Guests will check in for a weeklong mind-body-spirit tuneup, complete with a restorative cleanse to rebalance the body's seven chakras.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia have cooperated on production cuts to rebalance the oversupplied oil market and boost prices over the past year.
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China's leaders are counting on growth in services and consumption to rebalance economic expansion from its heavy reliance on investment and exports.
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Instead, they pump "good" bacteria into the air to rebalance the ecosystem of bacteria in your house and make the air cleaner.
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On Beauty The masking hour is, traditionally, a period of required sequestration — a nighttime ritual designed to rebalance your skin in privacy.
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As China continues to try to rebalance its economy away from exports to consumer spending, expect its holdings to continue to fall.
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Some of the men who feel pushed aside are looking to him to rebalance the scales they feel have tipped against them.
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While you're on Xanax, this won't be noticeable because the drug is powerful enough to overcome your brain's efforts to rebalance things.
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The standard recommendation from any financial adviser is to rebalance your portfolio, selling winners to maintain the weight in your financial plan.
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Even without these geopolitical concerns, OPEC must face the "million barrel question" if it ever hopes to rebalance the global oil market.
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It could also cost investors each time they rebalance their account, which financial advisors typically recommend doing at least once a year.
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Others rebalance only when their set allocations deviate by a predetermined percentage from their desired allocation, say, 5 percent or 10 percent.
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If the fund is equal weighted, you must rebalance more often, since price changes will increase the weight of better-performing names.
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Proceeds from the disposal would help GBL to pursue new investments and rebalance its portfolio, it said in the statement without elaborating.
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The law was put in place to rebalance commercial relationships between smaller suppliers and retailers by regulating both promotional activity and margins.
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"As well as providing desperately needed new seats and better connecting our major cities, HS2 will help rebalance our economy," Grayling added.
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In China, efforts by the leadership to rebalance the economy away from low-end manufacturing have put markets around the world on edge.
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Beijing, which is seeking to rebalance its economy to focus more on consumer spending and services, is slowly moving to address those concerns.
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Many retirement plans and some individual retirement account providers such as Fidelity allow investors to automatically rebalance their portfolios based on their preferences.
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"We are continuing to move rapidly to adapt and rebalance BP for the changing environment," Chief Executive Bob Dudley said in a statement.
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Friday also marks what would likely be the biggest trading day of the year as a Russell rebalance takes effect at markets close.
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China's concerns also include the larger issue of what Beijing sees as Washington's attempts to surround it under Obama's strategic "rebalance" towards Asia.
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And so that frustration will continue until we change the tax code and until we rebalance regulations so local businesses can hire again.
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Mum Ellen and sister Cass have no interest in the family business - they're 'creative', with weed to buy and energy-centres to rebalance.
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I update an allocation spreadsheet I created (how much money I have in each market segment and how I should rebalance given opportunities).
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's cabinet reaffirmed on Monday the kingdom's policy of cooperation with major oil producers to rebalance markets and limit volatility.
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That is, supply and demand should rebalance by the second quarter of next year, said Azlin Ahmad, editor for crude oil at Argus.
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The cash roll period runs for about three days after the expiry of the front-month futures contract, during which traders rebalance positions.
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Markets aren't static, so you'll need to rebalance periodically to make sure that your investments are not "way out of whack," Folkes says.
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The ship aboard which Mr Carter spoke is proof that, when it comes to military power, the Asia rebalance had real-world effects.
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Whereas Mr dos Santos made Angola the main recipient of Chinese lending in Africa, Mr Lourenço has sought to rebalance its foreign relations.
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Eni is counting on Mexico to help rebalance its resource portfolio which is skewed to gas after major discoveries in Egypt and Mozambique.
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Recently elected Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has upended the US rebalance, or "pivot," to Asia, making a pivot of his own toward China.
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But he just spends willy-nilly and then I'm digging receipts out of his pocket or car seats, trying to rebalance our budget.
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They went in search of a new politics that would enable both the government and the citizenry to rebalance this distribution of power.
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It has contended in recent reports that oil markets continue to rebalance as non-OPEC supply falls and global oil demand growth rises.
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Goldman Sachs warned on Tuesday that an oil production cut by Russia and Saudi Arabia would not be enough to rebalance the market.
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OPEC and especially senior Saudi policymakers have relied on continued strong growth in fuel demand to help rebalance the oil market in 2016.
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Rising oil prices are already helping to restrain consumption growth and rebalance the oil market and any further escalation will accelerate the effect.
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The group's efforts to rebalance the market have been undermined by rising production from Libya and Nigeria, who are exempt from the cuts.
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The market will rebalance again through a combination of more drilling, lower exports and reduced power burn from combined-cycle gas turbines (CCGTs).
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From 2011 to 2015, 70 percent of participants in Vanguard's workplace retirement plans made no change to their allocations, not even to rebalance.
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IG market analyst Lucas Evans said that as oil producers are pushed out of business, the forces of supply and demand would rebalance.
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Prices will likely continue their rebound, Thomas said, as those declines in U.S. production along with strong gasoline demand help the market rebalance.
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They'll own their shit with a sense of humor and work hard to rebalance their lives after getting carried away with a project.
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The United States has seen the Philippines as an important ally in its "rebalance" to Asia in the face of a rising China.
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Chief Executive Claudio Descalzi said on Friday there were huge opportunities to grow in the Gulf area and rebalance the group's operational portfolio.
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To rebalance, they will also have to ensure proper distribution of the force across various ranks and make serious investments in career management.
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Wheeler said that a lower New Zealand dollar, which has risen by around 3.0 percent since May, would help rebalance the growth outlook.
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Trump has vowed to rebalance the power in America's trade relationship with China, and both nations have proposed tit-for-tat trade taxes.
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China's leaders are counting on growth in services and consumption to rebalance their growth model from its heavy reliance on investment and exports.
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You probably compulsively check your account balances, play around with compound interest calculators, and diligently rebalance your investment portfolios and what have you.
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Robo-advisors let you get started investing within minutes and rely on computer algorithms to rebalance your portfolio and save money on taxes.
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The signals are key to determining whether the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries' goal to rebalance markets by reining in supply is working.
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By February gasoline margins retreated as demand lagged brimming stocks, prompting many refiners - Phillips included - to reduce output and try to rebalance markets.
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"We remain very optimistic ... (about) helping the market to rebalance itself," OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo said at an industry conference in Istanbul.
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The outperformance of bonds over stocks means that portfolio managers will have to rebalance their holdings by buying stocks ahead of month-end.
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Every US president who took office since the end of the Cold War has tried to "restore", "rebalance" or "reset" relations with Russia.
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But now that the cumulative effect has decidedly benefitted middle-class America, Republicans will push to rebalance the field to disrupt this trend.
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That would allow President Trump to claim a major victory in his campaign to rebalance America's trade relationship with its biggest economic rival.
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The resurgence of shale production poses a direct challenge to OPEC's attempt to rebalance the global oil market while protecting its market share.
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President Trump has repeatedly made clear his antipathy toward free trade, vowing to protect American workers and rebalance trade deficits with other countries.
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Edward Parker, managing director at Fitch Ratings, said the re-run risked distracting from the authorities' need to rebalance and stabilize the economy.
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Automated investing services, such as Betterment, FutureAdvisor and Wealthfront as well as those offered by Charles Schwab and Vanguard, will automatically rebalance your portfolio.
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According to Nasdaq, last year's rebalance resulted in more than 53 million shares, representing $28.9 billion, executed during its "closing cross" in 0.861 seconds.
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Trump has suggested using double-digit tariffs to punish companies that leave the country and to rebalance trade accounts with strong exporters — especially China.
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Under World Trade Organization rules, it says, it can apply similar 25 percent duties on imports from the United States to "rebalance" the situation.
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" Senator John Thune, a Republican who chairs the Commerce Committee, praised Pai's proposal to withdraw the Obama internet rules and "rebalance its regulatory posture.
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For 401(k) savers who prefer a number of different mutual funds, Jewell said it's important to rebalance a portfolio each year or so.
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Emily: Lydia told me that all of these vitamins and minerals in the seaweed are meant to soften aging lines and rebalance the skin.
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He sees a plan to rebalance China's exposure to the Pacific, by which he mostly means relations with America, by deepening ties with Eurasia.
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Johar, who previously worked with hedge fund Broad Bridge Capital, will be based in London and will focus on the company's index rebalance strategy.
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FOR at least half a century, politicians of all stripes have talked of the need for Britain's economy to "rebalance" towards the manufacturing sector.
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China's leaders are counting on growth in services and consumption to rebalance their economic growth model from its heavy reliance on investment and exports.
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Prices have languished around $45 a barrel, though the market has started to rebalance as some exporters have reduced shipments due to lower prices.
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Any doctor will tell you that magnesium is more popular as an oral treatment to rebalance your digestive system than a topical spot treatment.
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While the OPEC agreement focuses on compliance with production, not exports, some analysts have suggested exports will be key to help rebalance the market.
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Russia may be ready to join OPEC's efforts to curb oil supply, but concerns remain about whether the deal would rebalance the oil market.
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But the tech giants' power has grown so vast that many critics see antitrust remedies as the only way to rebalance the industry's game.
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It also said that growing output volumes from Libya, Nigeria and Iraq would likely mitigate the ability of the market to rebalance in 2017.
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Target-date retirement funds are allocated and diversified based on your specific retirement date, and they rebalance automatically as you get closer to retirement.
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China's policymakers are counting on growth in services and consumption to rebalance the economic growth model from its heavy reliance on exports and investment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil traders are increasingly convinced the market will rebalance over the next year with a major drawdown in crude and products stocks.
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However, the U.S. shale industry has also grown since then, which challenges OPEC's efforts to rebalance the oil market and has weighed on prices.
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President Donald Trump has vowed to rebalance the global trading system in favor of the United States as part of his "America First" policy.
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The Trump administration is attempting to lower imports in order to rebalance trade after decades of U.S. neglect toward economic relationships around the world.
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Over the past decade, the best-performing S&P industry group in the month after a March S&P quarterly rebalance has been Retail.
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Current production limits have already been extended once, from the end of June 210 to give more time for the oil market to rebalance.
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The poll comes as Australia attempts to rebalance its economy away from a once-in-a-generation mining boom stymied by tumbling commodities prices.
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"If you rebalance too often and there are transaction fees, you could be shooting yourself in the foot," said Moskowitz of Transformative Wealth Management.
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Mutual funds must post their holdings every quarter, and they can rebalance and change their composition frequently, without letting you know every single movement.
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A rise in Iran's oil output will undermine efforts to rebalance the market in 2016, a Reuters poll of oil analysts showed this week.
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He expects the market to rebalance and West Texas Intermediate crude to be up to $48.853 per barrel by the end of the year.
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Firms such as Future Advisor, Betterment, Rebalance IRA and our own firm, Wealthfront, now provide low-cost, high-quality alternatives to antiquated investment models.
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But according to Hentov, there is a structural limit to how much SWFs can liquidate in publicly listed assets without being forced to rebalance.
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Australia is seeking to dominate Asian markets for premium foods, as the country looks to rebalance its economy as a mining investment boom fades.
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Tax-free thresholdSaudi Arabia's government published more details of its plans to reduce the country's budget deficit and rebalance the economy away from oil.
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Another case where you might want to adjust your portfolio is to rebalance to make sure you're still at your target allocations, Pagnato said.
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As the Obama Administration enters its final months, its signature foreign policy initiative - the "rebalance" to Asia - is in serious jeopardy, from two sources.
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From China to India to Korea and beyond, the Asia rebalance in the age of Trump is at the cusp of its next chapter.
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In the medium term, Fitch expects SACE to rebalance its sources of profit towards underwriting results and, to a lesser extent, to investment income.
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His blueprint to rebalance the business towards wealth management and away from investment banking has so far received a lukewarm response from the market.
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How to rebalance your investmentsRebalancing your investments means you consistently keep your portfolio allocation ratios (the percentages of stocks, bonds, and other funds) stable.
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Without TPP, Mr. Obama's rebalance toward Asia is significantly diminished, and, if it continues at all, will be more dependent on expanded military cooperation.
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Barring sudden disruptions, Hall said that the market would take longer to rebalance, largely because of a slowing global economy and ongoing high production.
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He said pensions need to rebalance their holdings, after the strong performance of U.S. stocks since the election and the weak performance in bonds.
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Wealth management transaction fees could bring in more money in America if the recent rally in U.S stocks spurs clients to rebalance their portfolios.
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According to Nasdaq, last year's rebalance resulted in nearly 1.19 billion shares, representing $39.26 billion, changing hands during its "closing cross" in 0.935 second.
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From the first meeting with of President Trump and President Xi, there was an acknowledgment from the Chinese they would rebalance the trade relationship.
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But she had to rebalance quite a bit while ascending and descending and kept bumping the back of their seat through the curtain 'bulkhead.
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Chinese policymakers are counting on growth in services and consumption to rebalance their economic growth model from its heavy reliance on investment and exports.
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Several economists have estimated that the dollar must fall by roughly 27 percent in order to rebalance trade flows in three to five years.
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At the time of the acquisition, more than 500 advisers from 175 firms used the software to rebalance some $20 billion in client assets.
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"The global financial crisis is an opportunity to rebalance those scales, to take uncertainty and disequilibrium seriously, to make the heterodox orthodox," Haldane said.
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A robo-adviser almost always uses algorithms to allocate assets and rebalance a portfolio, while a human adviser may or may not use algorithms.
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Weaker spending growth this year has raised some doubts about China's efforts to rebalance the economy towards domestic consumption away from credit-driven investment.
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"With equities at pretty much all-time highs and valuations extended, the first step to becoming more cautious would be to rebalance," he says.
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The offer would allow President Trump to claim a major victory in his campaign to rebalance America's trade relationship with its biggest economic rival.
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Such reforms are crucial to restart the Franco-German engine and rebalance the relationship between the two countries, itself essential to any European renaissance.
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Alterations result in psychiatrists then trying to rebalance the brain with additional psychiatric drugs, and it goes on and on in an endless cycle.
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As host to around 50,000 U.S. troops, Japan is vital to Washington's "rebalance" of its economic and security focus to the Asia-Pacific region.
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Nothing meaningful will have been accomplished to address persistent market access barriers and discriminatory practices — or even to rebalance trade in a sustainable way.
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An up market is also a good opportunity to rebalance: You might discover that your portfolio has gotten more aggressive over time, Diamond said.
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"In theory, you're taking two RMDs right in this year," said Sally Brandon, senior vice president of client service and advice at Rebalance IRA.
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If you're not super familiar with Blizzard's MOBA that recently launched into its "2.0" rebalance, let me lay the simple stuff out for you.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brent spreads have weakened sharply in recent days as traders become less convinced the oil market will rebalance early in the second quarter.
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Hedge funds and other traders bet the market would rebalance even faster than expected with a large draw down in stockpiles between April and June.
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Rising U.S. production has tempered expectations that the market will rebalance as evidence emerges that OPEC producers are complying with an agreement to cut production.
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If that happens, China would be the big winner: it has always loathed the Asia rebalance and prefers to pick off countries one by one.
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Production and consumption should rebalance by mid-2020, provided the global economy does not slide into a recession in the meantime, cutting oil use further.
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Dave Pursell, managing director at Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co, a Houston-based bank working with U.S. shale producers, predicted markets would rebalance within six months.
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Neither candidate supports the linchpin trade agreement -- the Trans-Pacific Partnership -- that was meant to be the crowning achievement of the pivot, or "rebalance," policy.
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For now, however, most traders seem convinced the market will rebalance with a big drawdown in crude stocks, but from the second half of 2017.
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Promisingly, Europe is making progress with its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to help rebalance data rights to be more transparent and fairer to people.
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Meanwhile the International Energy Agency warned in its latest report that markets would have to wait "a while longer" for the oil market to rebalance.
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Nissan, for its part, has said that its aim is to rebalance in its favour an alliance to which it contributes the bulk of profits.
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As the CBOE volatility index has languished below 20 since the U.S. Presidential election, investors will also welcome the boost in liquidity the rebalance provides.
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Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said the government's new measures to raise productivity will go in tandem with government efforts to rebalance the depleted public accounts.
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Despite the moderate global growth levels, OPEC remained confident on oil demand growth and stuck to its prediction that oil markets are continuing to rebalance.
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Hedge funds and some other traders seem to have over-anticipated the speed at which the market would rebalance, causing spreads to tighten then recoil.
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The dispute looks set to run on as analysts say it will take time to rebalance the market, given pressure on supplies of needle coke.
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So, OPEC's plan in November 2014 to call on non-OPEC producers to do their part to rebalance the market is starting to bear fruit.
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The group's efforts to rebalance the market have been undermined by rising production from Libya and Nigeria, which are exempt from an output-cutting agreement.
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Traders no longer believe the cuts will be enough to rebalance the market in the second half of the year even if they are extended.
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If supply restraints stay in place, analysts said solid global demand could gradually help rebalance the market, even with expanding U.S. production of shale oil.
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On a daily basis, these products rebalance their exposure by buying VIX futures when they are rising and selling VIX futures when they are falling.
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Fundamental indexing strategies, which Arnott developed, rebalance positions according to valuation measures instead of the market cap-weighted allocations typically used by passive index funds.
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The participants of the meeting, held on April 17, failed to reach an agreement on freezing their oil output to rebalance the global oil market.
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In the UK, a campaign called ReBalance is providing low-barrier opportunities for women engineers and artists to access studio time, festivals, and travel/accommodations.
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Trump administration officials insist the agreement will help rebalance a trading relationship in which the United States has too often been on the losing end.
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President Donald Trump should be given some leeway in his effort to rebalance America's trade relationships, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told CNBC on Friday.
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The pound's 2008-09 depreciation failed to rebalance the UK economy away from consumption, and the fall in real wages actually made people worse off.
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Barbosa said the administration of President Dilma Rousseff is in a better position to move ahead with reforms to rebalance public accounts despite market doubts.
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In the short term, you'll rehydrate and replenish the fuel and fluids your muscles need to contract, flush out waste products, and rebalance your hormones.
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He had a hard time imagining how they would rebalance the sorts of inequities affecting the young people he works with: incarceration, missing fathers, hunger.
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Checking initial scores is free on Credit Sesame, as are evaluating options for how to rebalance loans and other debts to help improve the score.
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How well a mother manages to rebalance her energies with food, rest, and avoiding stress determines how well she ultimately recovers after the baby arrives.
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To rebalance the economy, Chinese policymakers wish to emphasize a shift toward technologically-driven innovation over low-end manufacturing as the path toward sustainable growth.
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Wealth management transaction fees could bring in more money in America if the recent rally in United States stocks spurs clients to rebalance their portfolios.
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But if you're not inclined to invest like a portfolio manager, then the best you can do is to rebalance according to your risk tolerance.
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Temer, who replaced President Dilma Rousseff pending an impeachment trial in the Senate, has vowed to rebalance public accounts to regain the confidence of investors.
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SO THIS IS REALLY -- WE DID WHAT THE PRESIDENT'S OBJECTIVES WERE, WHICH WAS TO REBALANCE THE RELATIONSHIP, TO MODERNIZE IT AND CREATE MORE MARKET ACCESS.
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There are many ways to rebalance Social Security, including many smart improvements that would be pro-growth while protecting those who depend on the program.
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Exclusion from MSCI indices could see billions of dollars pulled from these companies' shares as investors rebalance their portfolios in line with the new benchmark.
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Lighthizer complained that the Mexican and Canadian sides showed no evidence of willingness to make changes that would "rebalance" NAFTA to shrink U.S. trade deficits.
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In San Antonio, Texas, a senior U.S. official told a Senate panel that the administration wanted to rebalance the large automotive trade deficit with Mexico.
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This foaming formula uses the bifida ferment lysate strain — along with lactic acid, turmeric root, and antioxidant-rich blueberries — to refresh and rebalance skin without stripping.
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Since these bond funds won't actually have a finite maturity date, you could rebalance them periodically since their dollar amounts will fluctuate, some more than others.
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Obviously, the value of all four positions has changed, which offers a chance to the investor to rebalance the bond funds back to the original allocations.
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So you'd need to sell the rising large-company stocks and buy the small-company stocks to rebalance the portfolio to the allocation you originally wanted.
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So as active managers rebalance their portfolios in anticipation of a pro-growth agenda under Trump, some of these holdings may head south, Deutsche Bank warned.
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And if as expected, Trump chooses a conservative Supreme Court justice, he could rebalance the court in a way that could be damaging to union rights.
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OPEC's efforts to rebalance the market have been assisted by exceptionally strong growth in oil consumption in the last three years since prices slumped in 22000.
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"There's an ambition to rebalance, get more reciprocity in access to Chinese markets and fairer competition conditions," an advisor to Macron said on condition of anonymity.
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His center-right government resisted pressure to hike taxes further and is instead relaying on the spending freeze and one-off revenue to rebalance its accounts.
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For eight years an "Asia rebalance" has seen generals, diplomats and trade envoys commanded by Barack Obama, devote more energy and time to the Asia-Pacific.
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Most commentators seized on the minister's remarks about being ready to "take action to help the market rebalance" in conjunction with OPEC and non-OPEC producers.
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"The updated free float factor will apply in index calculation from 20 March, 2020, the date of the regular index constituents rebalance," the Moscow Exchange said.
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The United States, a former colonial power, has seen Manila as an important ally in its "rebalance" to Asia in the face of a rising China.
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On an individual basis, nearly 400 companies will be affected by the rebalance, according to Ivan Cajic, head of index research at ITG in New York.
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If OPEC and non-OPEC producers agree to implement measures to limit supply when they meet next month in Algeria, it should help the markets rebalance.
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Goldman Sachs said in a note to clients on Tuesday that despite a production cut becoming a "greater possibility," markets were unlikely to rebalance in 2017.
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Issues that could gather bipartisan support include a package to improve infrastructure, protections against prescription drug price increases and a push to rebalance trade with China.
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If you are worried about more volatility ahead or that your portfolio has drifted too far off its target allocations, it may be time to rebalance.
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Still, the benefit offers strong advantages for the officials, including allowing them to cheaply rebalance their holdings and delay their tax burden on any investment gains.
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In its quest to rebalance trade relationships, Trump's administration is giving no quarter as it targets friend and foe alike, from the European Union to China.
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"We remain on track to rebalance organic cash flows next year at $50 to $55 a barrel," Chief Financial Officer Brian Gilvary said in a statement.
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Goldman Sachs said in a note to clients on Tuesday that despite a production cut becoming a "greater possibility", markets were unlikely to rebalance in 2017.
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It has also lined up 2.8 billion euros of U.S. products, from bourbon to motorcycles, on which to impose tariffs so as to "rebalance" trade flows.
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The supply-cutting deal led by OPEC has not yet completed its mission to rebalance the oil market, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told CNBC Friday.
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Alkermes' drug, ALKS 5461, is the company's lead product and it is designed to rebalance brain function, which is disrupted when a patient is under depression.
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With individual funds, he said, you or your adviser will have to "rebalance" your asset allocation every year to ensure it aligns with your larger portfolio.
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By capturing carbon emissions so they don't go into the air, but instead go underground or into useful commercial products there is the chance to rebalance.
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The two finance ministers also discussed the importance of China implementing its ambitious structural reform agenda to rebalance the Chinese economy toward household consumption and services.
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Outages in the North Sea and hurricanes have unexpectedly tightened the market in the past six months, supporting OPEC's longstanding efforts since 2014 to rebalance it.
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Venezuela's weaker output "could be good for market rebalance and we could see price stay at $60 for a slightly longer time," one OPEC source said.
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As a result, he dismissed the widely held view that oil prices will struggle to rise above $45 a barrel and will not rebalance before 2017.
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OPEC is attempting to rebalance global markets by cutting sour crude output, keeping light sweet barrels flowing as U.S. shale producers are pumping at record levels.
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"We anticipate that all the actions we are taking will capture more deflation and drive the point of rebalance to below $60 per barrel," he said.
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This rebalance included the redeployment of military assets, the investment of increased diplomatic resources and -- through the TPP -- a renewed US economic interest in the region.
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The Algerian oil minister said this month that OPEC would need to reduce supply by around 1 million barrels per day to help rebalance the market.
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If Decolonize This Place succeeds in removing Brooklyn Museum board members with ties to real estate and finance, it could begin to rebalance power inside museums.
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If implemented, that would effectively eradicate existing supply cuts of 1.8 million bpd that have helped to rebalance the energy market and prop up crude prices.
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Market players said the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) and other public pension funds could also have bought stocks to rebalance portfolios following recent sell-offs.
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Mr. Trump has described trade wars as "easy to win" while vowing to rebalance the United States' trade deficits with major economies like China and Germany.
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No. What other alternatives do you have to rebalance what has now been 30 years of cheating, lying, stealing and unfairness on behalf of the Chinese?
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DJI also added a little clip on the camera plate, which means the next time you put the camera on, you won't need to rebalance it.
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In 22017, the product that emerged was Total Rebalance Expert, or TRX, which automates the rebalancing process for advisory firms and saves clients money on taxes.
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"It is clear to me that ISIL is trying to rebalance to the Indo-Asia-Pacific," he said, using an alternative name for the militant group.
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One way to rebalance civic life would be to restrict the size of allowable tax-deductible gifts to policy groups, while encouraging gifts by smaller donors.
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"Victoria's Secret needs to rebalance the assortment in their core lingerie offering after the shift toward Bralettes & Sport last year pressured Average Unit Retail," he added.
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"In the coming weeks, we expect Hurricane Harvey's impact to make it harder for OPEC to rebalance the market and maintain bullish sentiment," Barclays' analysts said.
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Target-date funds are all the rage among retirement investors, making it easy to spread money among stocks and bonds and to rebalance as conditions change.
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Barkindo said he expected the global oil market to rebalance in the second to third quarters of 2018, earlier than a previous forecast of the year-end.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih on Monday issued more forceful comments about OPEC's plans, saying the cartel would "do whatever it takes" to rebalance the market.
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Remote-operated might be a better description, because Tortoise wants to use autonomous technology combined with teleoperation to reposition and rebalance dockless, shared e-scooters in cities.
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He has managed to sound critical of his elders while keeping in their good graces, calling for reforms to social security to rebalance spending toward younger voters.
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This week, the Saudi oil minister appeared to be preparing for a post-meeting collapse by claiming that the market will rebalance, even without an output accord.
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In common with many other countries, our problems also reflect the underlying need to rebalance our economy, requiring a reallocation of resources both within and between nations.
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China's policymakers are counting on growth in services and consumption as they try to rebalance the economic growth model from its heavy reliance on exports and investment.
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As Brazil grapples with the sharpest recession in more than eight decades and struggles to rebalance the government's budget, the country lost its sovereign investment grade ratings.
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Remember that one time Goop was called out by NASA for endorsing $60 to $120 Body Vibe stickers that supposedly "rebalance the energy frequency in our bodies"?
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The measure has helped rebalance the market in the past 18 months and lifted oil to around $13 per barrel from as low as $27 in 2016.
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When President Obama, or I, talk about the rebalance to the Asia-Pacific, what we're really saying is we want to keep a good thing going there.
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A central Obama foreign policy initiative, the pivot was described as a strategic rebalance, shifting US diplomatic and military resources to the world's most dynamic economic region.
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This recalcitrance has caused concerns among American military officials and complicated efforts to reposition US forces in Asia, as part of the administration's "rebalance" to the region.
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"Kenya, like many other countries in the region, has a big debt to China and there is certainly a willingness to rebalance their foreign relations", Cabestan said.
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These funds are created to automatically rebalance to an investment allocation that grows more conservative as one gets closer to retirement or the target date, Stophel says.
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Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia said Monday it would "do whatever it takes" to rebalance a market that has been dogged by oversupply for over two years.
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Speaking to business leaders at the presidential palace in Brasilia, Meirelles said the country needs to rebalance its public accounts to exit its worst recession in decades.
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If a strong equity market leads to growth in the stock portion and you never rebalance, you could find that ratio standing at more like 90:10.
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China was trying to rebalance its massive economy away from investment and exports when U.S. President Donald Trump ordered higher tariffs on Chinese imports beginning in 2018.
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A similar survey showed activity in China's services sector picked up in June, which if sustainable would indicate progress in the government's bid to rebalance the economy.
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Saudi Arabia Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih told CNBC in early October that he was confident that markets would continue to rebalance and that demand was healthy.
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A weak recovery after two years of recession has slowed inflation and raised pressure on Temer to pass reforms to rebalance public accounts and bring back investors.
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Prices of U.S. Treasuries climbed as fund managers bought bonds to rebalance their portfolios for the end of the quarter in advance of more government debt supply.
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They rebalance their assets, resources and innovation spending across their businesses in all three stages of the business life cycle — the old, the now and the new.
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In order to implement this type of approach into your portfolio, Kostin recommends allocating an equal investment figure on the day of addition, and avoiding a rebalance.
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Trump has continued to float drastic measures to rebalance the US-South Korea trading relationship, ordering his aides in September to prepare for withdrawal from the treaty.
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The friendly relationship between the Philippines and the United States has been one of the pillars of Washington's strategic military rebalance to Asia under President Barack Obama.
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Reform of SOEs to reduce inefficiencies and create a competitive state sector remains a central part of the current administration's efforts to upgrade and rebalance China's economy.
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Expanding our current housing voucher program to cover all low-income families would rebalance landlords' desire to make a living and tenants' desire to have a home.
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We should also rebalance regularly so that we are able to capture the gains we have enjoyed and to maintain the proper risk level in our portfolio.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump repeated his insistence that China rebalance its economic relationship with the United States and end its role as a net exporter of goods.
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"Somebody told me that Israel went really far on the democracy side, and now we have to rebalance it," said Dahlia Scheindlin, a liberal pollster and writer.
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When the British government announced its plan, in 2010, to build a "Northern Powerhouse" to rebalance the country's economy away from London, Manchester sat at its center.
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In his final years in power, President Barack Obama had tried to rebalance the relationship between China and the US through the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement.
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JMMC's chair Kuwait said OPEC could call an extraordinary meeting to include Nigeria and could extend existing production curbs beyond March 2018 if markets failed to rebalance.
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But these efforts are not nearly ambitious enough to rebalance the scales between the public interest and the interests of the most valuable industry on the planet.
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This is the one that whispers the attractive lie that, while the Brexit vote and the Trump victory represent shocking temporary upheavals, everything will soon rebalance itself.
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Meirelles said the approval of the spending cap proposal in a congressional committee on Thursday was a step in the right direction to rebalance the public accounts.
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The strategy has focused on areas such as high-tech manufacturing, AI, cars and battery technology to help rebalance a services-based economy with declining traditional industries.
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Markets going down (or up) is a reminder to rebalance, said certified financial planner Carolyn McClanahan, director of financial planning for Life Planning Partners in Jacksonville, Florida.
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To reduce risk, investors should rebalance their portfolios, or get back to their initial asset mix of, say, 60 percent stocks and 40 percent bonds, he says.
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Maas, who wants to rebalance the transatlantic relationship by strengthening the European Union and partnering with other allies, will kick off the campaign in Washington on Oct.
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The measure had helped rebalance the market in the past 18 months and lifted oil to around $75 per barrel from as low as $27 in 2016.
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Gold is now up at least one standard deviation for the 60-day period, meaning now might be a good time to take some profits and rebalance.
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Many investors combine those two approaches by checking their portfolios on a set schedule and rebalance only when their portfolios deviate from target allocation by a preset percentage.
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The measure had helped rebalance the market in the past 18 months and lifted oil LCOc1 to around $75 per barrel from as low as $27 in 0003.
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Managers who rebalance their portfolios monthly are at their shortest levels since February 2009, just before a market bottom that led to the longest bull run in history.
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Having more amphibs engineered and constructed for independent operations is seen as a strategic advantage in light of the Pacific rebalance and the geographical expanse of the region.
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Kachikwu targeted an oil price of around $60 a barrel moving forwards but stressed OPEC could be poised to take further action to rebalance the market next summer.
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He gave two reasons: the extra layer of management needed to rebalance the fund of funds, and that target-date funds are less effective than a personalized approach.
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Its recent weakness against the euro has been marked, as the growing economic recovery in the euro zone spurs more investors to rebalance their portfolios towards the region.
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The U.S. oil rig count also rose to its highest since October 2015, Baker Hughes data showed last week, adding to concerns about the oil market supply rebalance.
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Obama, the third U.S. president to visit Vietnam since ties were restored in 1995, has made a strategic 'rebalance' towards Asia-Pacific a centrepiece of his foreign policy.
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That spurred the management companies to pass the cost on to investors, which worked against the BOJ's efforts to encourage portfolios to rebalance toward riskier assets, BofA noted.
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Its spidery legs power through, as the video shows, allowing it to rebalance itself and continue on like some kind of dark parody of a real human child.
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A pickup in consumption and the services sector is one bright spot for Beijing's efforts to rebalance the economy away from its past reliance on investment and exports.
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"I think it gets a little bit worse before it gets much better," he said, adding that he doesn't see the hoped-for rebalance happening until maybe 2018.
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"This was a moment for drastically putting order where disorder had taken over; his body chemistry couldn't rebalance until the aggravating foods and drinks were removed," Hilaria explains.
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But strong consumption growth has been at least as important as the restraint of production by OPEC and non-OPEC oil exporters in helping rebalance the oil market.
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But oil ministers, including Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih, are of the view that the market is heading in the right direction and needs time to rebalance.
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Due to the company's unusual share structure, Russell is withholding a decision until after the rebalance until an analysis and comment period from the investment community is completed.
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Quinn said the bank, which generates the bulk of its revenue and profit in Asia, would rebalance capital away from low-return businesses and adjust its cost base.
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The measure has helped rebalance the market in the past 21 months and lifted oil LCOc23 to around $22 per barrel from as low as $24 in 23.
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His appointment on Thursday has been read by some as an effort to rebalance the iron ore-focused miner and a pointer - given his negotiating credentials - towards deals.
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"Encouraging indications from Russia for such thoughts like deeper cuts give better justification to promote and develop such ideas to rebalance markets," one source close to OPEC said.
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Beijing is trying to rebalance output away from basic grains towards foods such as meat, dairy and other higher-value products increasingly in demand from its urbanising population.
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Citi analysts had previously projected crude oil prices could shoot up to $70 a barrel in a note published February, as supply and demand levels continued to rebalance.
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Then, remember to revisit your portfolio periodically and rebalance as necessary to ensure that your asset allocation is still in line with your short- and long-term goals.
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While financial advisors differ on how often they rebalance client portfolios, they generally agree it's important to remember why anybody bothers to do it in the first place.
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The IMF is pushing Islamabad to enact structural reforms needed to rebalance the economy, and rein in spending that has boosted growth but blown out the government budget.
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The across-the-board 9% tax on sales of goods and services, originally due to be introduced in April, was intended to help rebalance Zambia's debt-laden economy.
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Many 401(k) plans will automatically increase your contribution rate annually and may offer a service to periodically rebalance your portfolio to align with your long-term goals.
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The CEO of Russia's top private producer Lukoil told Reuters that should the oil market overheat, both OPEC and its allies will release new production to rebalance it.
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Obama, the third U.S. president to visit Vietnam since diplomatic relations were restored in 1995, has made a strategic "rebalance" toward Asia a centerpiece of his foreign policy.
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If that is indeed the case, but you believe the dollar's recent rally will reassert itself before long, an opportunity should emerge for investors to rebalance their portfolios.
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A deepening recession, Brazil's worst since 1990, has dragged down tax revenues, complicating President Dilma Rousseff's efforts to rebalance the fiscal accounts to regain the trust of investors.
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China's policymakers are counting on growth in services and consumption as they try to rebalance the country's economic growth model from a heavy reliance on investment and exports.
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The United States has in recent days appeared to rebalance its support for the Kurdish militias with its backing of the Syrian rebels and Turkey, a NATO ally.
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They would rebalance the legislation, expand the ranks of beneficiaries, and hedge against the weaknesses of Hassett's corporate-tax-cut theory with more direct help for wage earners.
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Lighthizer's office said he was clear all along about aiming to "rebalance" NAFTA trade in U.S. favor and had continually stressed the need to work quickly towards breakthroughs.
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Obama, the third US president to visit Vietnam since ties were restored in 1995, has made a strategic "rebalance" towards Asia-Pacific a centerpiece of his foreign policy.
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If trade agreements serve mainly to reshuffle income to capital and corporations, the answer is to rebalance them to make them friendlier to labor and society at large.
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There's no evidence that following Brady's diet will turn his readers into "sustained peak performers" or do the specific things he claims — like rebalance the body's pH level.
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The measure has helped rebalance the market in the past 18 months and lifted oil LCOc1 to around $74 per barrel from as low as $27 in 2016.
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And ... we come on [CNBC] all the time after volatile periods and say that investors should rebalance, and I think sometimes they don't really know what that means.
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His rehab's goals were twofold: to break through the scar tissue that had developed and to loosen the whole skeletal system, which in turn would rebalance his body.
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Simultaneously, he argued China's ongoing efforts to rebalance its economy away, generally away from construction and towards consumption, were likely to prompt a slowdown in global economic growth.
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And he fully understands how their vote for him was in many ways an attempt to rebalance the inequity they saw holding them back — economically, politically and culturally.
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Democrats view DC statehood as a way to rebalance a Senate and Electoral College that have stymied progressive priorities, and Republicans oppose the idea for that very reason.
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Italians go to the polls on March 4 in an election that could either help to rebalance the political environment or send shockwaves through the country and beyond.
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Iraqi oil minister, Thamer al-Ghadhban, asked OPEC to help "urgently achieve" extraordinary meetings of the OPEC+ group to "discuss all possible ways" to rebalance the oil market.
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And in Chicago this year, Ms. Lightfoot, a political newcomer, won by taking a broad view of neighborhood concerns, vowing to curb crime, improve schools and rebalance development.
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Investors often sell assets that have done well and buy those that have done the worst, including many stocks, at the end of the quarter to "rebalance" their portfolios.
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Others prefer to rebalance only when a portfolio mix strays beyond a by a predetermined minimum percentage, such as 1 percent, 5 percent, 10 percent, of a target allocation.
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China's growth in 2015 was the slowest in 2943 years, raising hopes of further stimulus measures from Beijing to rebalance a slowing economy that has rattled investors across markets.
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The prime minister of Norway has called on political leaders worldwide to put greater emphasis on job creation in order to rebalance society and withstand the threat of extremism.
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Investors fear that the decision to repeat the Istanbul election on June 23 will add nearly two months of uncertainty over Turkey's plans to rebalance and stabilize the economy.
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President Obama, the third U.S. president to visit Vietnam since diplomatic relations were restored in 1995, has made a strategic "rebalance" toward Asia a centerpiece of his foreign policy.
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But if yields go up in 2018 on the back of expected further policy tightening by the Fed, Asian currencies could start to lag as investors rebalance their portfolios.
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China started giving subsidies to encourage farmers in the northeast to rotate their corn plantings with other crops in 2016 as part of a push to rebalance grain stocks.
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VMH is the latest addition to a long list of Brazilian companies pursuing IPOs in coming months to rebalance their capital structure and pave the way for future expansion.
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"The combined effect of the slow global economy and rising LNG supplies will lead to an oversupplied LNG market which will take some time to rebalance," Al Sada said.
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Some analysts think Mr Moïse, who comes from northern Haiti, will try to rebalance the economy away from Port-au-Prince, which produces two-thirds of the country's GDP.
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Edward Parker, managing director at Fitch Ratings and head of the group that covers Turkey, said the re-run risks distracting from policies that rebalance and stabilize the economy.
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"If this theory about my reception and my rebalance policy is based on me going down the short stairs in China, yes, I think that is overblown," Obama said.
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The news gave oil an initial boost, only for the price to slip as investors questioned whether the deal would be enough to rebalance a heavily over supplied market.
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"What we're trying to do is rebalance that scale," Amritha Prasad, Uber's product design lead, told the outlet, in reference to the company's split focus on riders and drivers.
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But it is not politically correct to say – let alone do – anything about the need to rebalance our trade accounts in accordance with the rules of international trade adjustment.
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If you do need to rebalance in a taxable account, you can avoid adding to your tax bill by using new money, rather than selling investments you already have.
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Duterte ends 2016 vowing to rebalance his nation's ties, improve the life of the average Filipino and make the Philippines -- a one-time economic and trade powerhouse -- great again.
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But this weekend, that reversed when Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih reportedly said the market could rebalance on its own, and he questioned the need for a deal.
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Low oil prices are needed in the current quarter to ensure sufficient capital expenditure cuts, which should enable the oil market to rebalance towards the end of this year.
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"Quadruple witching," when stock options and futures expire, and the S&P 533 and the Russell 2000 rebalance of their indexes, were also seen contributing to heavier trading traffic.
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While supportive for spending in the short-run, rising household debt could eventually weigh on domestic demand, undermining the government's efforts to rebalance the economy towards consumption, Fitch added.
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Above all, Britain needs to make a determined effort to rebalance the economy away from London and toward the less flourishing regions outside the capital and the South East.
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The increase is partly due to contracting net exports but also indicates some success in Beijing's attempts to rebalance the economy from an over reliance on investment-led growth.
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While consensus says the yuan must ultimately fall 20 to 25 percent to rebalance the economy and reflate trade numbers, a decline would only lead to more capital flight.
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Game days started out by establishing rules on our community forum, as the PS3 version of the game never received buffs or nerfs to rebalance the characters after release.
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Vanguard found that investors who wait to rebalance until their portfolios were 10 percentage points off target produced better long-term results than shifting the investment mix more often.
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While the IEA's outlook for shale output was supportive, it expects the global oil market to only rebalance from 2017 after the selloff that shaved 70 percent off prices.
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The bank's apparent reluctance to deliver the big rate hikes investors say are necessary to rebalance the economy has increased concern it is under pressure from President Tayyip Erdogan.
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It may also reflect the previous strategy's failure to rebalance the oil market within a reasonable time frame and the prospective share sale in the national oil production company.
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Novak also said that he expects the market to rebalance by the middle of this year and that global oil prices are now much closer to their fair levels.
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"Markets are volatile but mindsets are also volatile," he said, adding that "time is important" for markets to rebalance, although he forecast "very strong demand" in the near future.
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Al-Falih was optimistic that oil markets were continuing to rebalance, but added prices were not for him or his counterpart, the Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak, to determine.
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On Sunday, Barkindo had suggested that OPEC, as well as other oil producers, may be forced to adopt "some extraordinary measures" in 2018 in order to rebalance the market.
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This is when investors take gains out of a sector that went up a lot and shift (or rebalance) that money into another sector that hasn't moved higher yet.
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Rio has in recent months faced calls from investors to rebalance as iron ore prices and the steel industry languish, by pushing more into later cycle commodities like copper.
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My software-generated 401(k) statements remind me that it's time to rebalance my portfolio to include more bonds, though it's not telling me which ones to get. Yet.
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"He's the one who has been shepherding what the Army calls Pacific Pathways, which is the Army's ingredient in the so-called rebalance to the Asia-Pacific," Carter said.
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This will rebalance whenever a new asset is added to GDAX as well as once a year to account for supply changes (as different currencies have different inflation targets).
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross recently pressed China on the "need to rebalance bilateral trade and investment relations" and urged it to take "meaningful action" on trade issues. China-U.
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Some analysts accuse Meirelles of bowing to governors' pressure and diluting the original bill that aims to rebalance the finances of states struggling to honor their debts and payrolls.
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China's economic slowdown has caused jitters in global financial markets as it seeks to rebalance its economy towards consumption-led growth from a traditional reliance on exports and investment.
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Rebalance provides advice largely for those over 45, while Personal Capital is an established player that describes itself as a "bionic adviser" — and carries higher fees as a result.
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Despite the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, too often those suffering from mental illness cannot afford the health care needed to rebalance a brain chemistry gone astray.
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"Yet there is little doubt that funds need to buy dollars to rebalance hedges in light of the 22015% fall in equity markets so far this month," he added.
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"Yet there is little doubt that funds need to buy dollars to rebalance hedges in light of the 23% fall in equity markets so far this month," he added.
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For the past few years, China has tried to rebalance its economy by shifting from a factory-driven model of economic growth to one led by consumption and services.
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India wants China to rebalance trade flows by buying more Indian good and services and to back away from the border disputes that have dogged their countries for years.
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Dr. Christensen urged diners to consume more forage fish, including anchovies and sardines, and reduce their intake of bigger fish to help rebalance the fish species in the ocean.
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It might, in other words, provide the basis for another pole to emerge in soccer's firmament: not enough to compete with Europe, but to rebalance things just a little.
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The currency's rise against a broadly weakened dollar has been particularly marked, with the euro zone's improving economic outlook spurring more investors to rebalance their portfolios towards the region.
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"That's why I've said that TPP is as strategically important to the rebalance as an aircraft carrier, and I strongly urge Congress to approve TPP this year," he said.
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The result is that the Saudis have been forced to push prices much lower for much longer than they anticipated to defend their market share and rebalance the market.
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"It is now becoming very clear that the cuts aren't making the oil market rebalance sooner," said Rob West, a partner at Redburn, a market research firm in London.
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Quarterly flows as global asset and fund managers rebalance their portfolios, a move that can distort markets, could have also played a role in the pound's decline, strategist said.
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A key plank of the U.S. strategy is how to reduce its trade deficit with Mexico, which has sent negotiators scrambling for creative ways to rebalance trade, Kalach said.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and partners including Russia agreed in late 2016 to cut output by 1.8 million barrels per day to rebalance supply and demand.
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Goldman Sachs analysts said the recent rally in oil was premature as prices would need to remain lower for longer to help rebalance the market later in the year.
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Investors often sell assets that have done the best and buy those that have done the worst at the end of the quarter to "rebalance" to a target position.
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Oil prices fell more than 2 percent on Monday, pulling back from last week's rally fueled by signs that the global market is starting to rebalance from chronic oversupply.
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Mutual fund research company Morningstar provides a free Instant X-Ray tool to evaluate the asset allocation of your portfolio that can help you determine when you need to rebalance.
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"Current global milk prices remain at unrealistically low levels, but have started to improve as global demand and supply continue to rebalance," said Fonterra Chairman John Wilson in a statement.
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Others prefer to rebalance only when a portfolio mix strays beyond a by a predetermined minimum percentage — such as 1 percent, 5 percent or 10 percent — of a target allocation.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Wednesday it would take some time for the market to rebalance after the deal between OPEC and rival producers to limit supplies.
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Carter also spoke broadly about the U.S. "rebalance" toward the Asia-Pacific region, and touted strong bilateral relationships with countries in the area, including Thailand, Japan, South Korea, and Australia.
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ALKS 5461 is designed to rebalance brain function that becomes dysregulated in the state of depression and was seen as a driver of future revenue for the Dublin-based drugmaker.
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So far this winter, gas stocks have fallen much less for any given level of heating demand than in the previous heating seasons, which has also helped rebalance the market.
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The bank said China's economy continues to rebalance away from investment and towards domestic consumption with policies that focus more on slowing credit expansion and improving the quality of growth.
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The visit came after the full lifting of a U.S. embargo on trade in lethal arms with Vietnam in May as part of President Barack Obama's strategic "rebalance" toward Asia.
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"For something like toast or smoothies, it can be easy to tip the balance towards carbs, so introducing a fat source such as coconut butter can rebalance nutrition," she says.
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Oracle is putting in punishingly long days on the water ahead of the resumption of racing on Saturday, leaving the sailors shaking before team coaches helped them rebalance their energy.
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Quinn said the bank, which generates the bulk of its revenue and profit in Asia, said it would rebalance capital away from low-return businesses and adjust its cost base.
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And using Nissan's cash to buy Renault shares, to rebalance the alliance in favour of Nissan, would be seen as deeply hostile in France, even after the legal dust settles.
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The company is looking "to rebalance its portfolio towards a larger production and cash flow base, to support more focused and sustainable exploration activity," the board said in a statement.
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Investors also often sell assets that have done the best and buy those that have done the worst at the end of the quarter to "rebalance" to a target position.
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Another opportunity was missed to set up and execute a program of coordinated policy action to rebalance the world economy, and to support faster growth of demand, output and employment.
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The scale of that export flow still holds the key to whether the global market can rebalance to the point that high stocks, the ultimate price dampener, can be reduced.
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" GIRI CHERUKURI, HEAD TRADER AT OAKBROOK INVESTMENTS LLC IN LISLE, ILLINOIS: "I'm watching some of these stocks go down and wondering if there are chances to rebalance some clients' portfolios.
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Iranian oil minister Bijan Zanganeh, who fought Falih on many previous occasions, said he would agree with extending cuts by either six or nine months to help the market rebalance.
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"Such policies might work only over the short-term and will not provide sustainable growth unless fundamental reforms are announced... to rebalance the economy in a sustainable way," he said.
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But it seems likely prices will need to be higher in 2017 than in 2015 and 2016 to rebalance the market by restraining consumption growth and encouraging faster production increases.
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Further reforms were needed to rebalance the economy, they added, in a country still suffering from one of the highest unemployment rates in Europe, at 20 percent of the workforce.
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Next year however, worldsteel expects no growth in steel demand in China as Beijing infrastructure spending fades and the country resumes efforts to rebalance the economy and protect the environment.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer plans to water down its landmark pension reform proposal to ease lawmakers' resistance to the controversial bill key to rebalance the government's depleted finances.
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Speaking about the tariffs Thursday, European Commission president Jean Claude Juncker told the Irish parliament that the bloc will "do what we have to do to rebalance and safeguard" itself.
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Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia said on Monday that it would "do whatever it takes" to rebalance a market that has been dogged by oversupply for more than two years.
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Tokyo (CNN)President Donald Trump, speaking Monday morning from the US embassy in Tokyo, repeatedly criticized the host country's trade practices and vowed to rebalance the US-Japan trading relationship.
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If the attacks had continued or if they had happened earlier, there's some evidence that Mr. Trump would have responded with more of his own ads to rebalance the equilibrium.
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OPEC countries including core Gulf members are discussing internally whether an extension of nine months or longer is needed to give the market more time to rebalance, the sources said.
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Thursday that oil markets would likely take until 2017 to rebalance and that even that was provided there was no major economic slowdown.
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He had already decided to rebalance his expansion plans away from the UK. "What it really means is that we will have to double down in Continental Europe," he said.
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It is best understood as an economic dimension to President Barack Obama's decision during his first term to rebalance America's strategic resources to the Pacific to face a rising China.
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Rising costs hampered efforts to boost oil production during the 266-2014 boom; more recently falling costs have hampered efforts to cut output and rebalance the market during the slump.
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President Michel Temer has submitted the proposal that sets a minimum age of retirement at 65 years in a bid to reduce costly benefits and rebalance the overdraw public accounts.
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Democratic candidates and liberal thinkers thus have rallied around proposals that would rebalance the system in favor of popular rule—but some of them want to go further than that.
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"The challenge is to find a path that enables central banks to rebalance monetary policy without shock overwhelming the financial system," said Hoenig, a leading voice for tough banking regulations.
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Democrats have roundly criticized Trump's handling of his administration's efforts to rebalance the U.S. trade relationship with China and address issues such as intellectual property theft and forced technology transfers.
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But Mr. Trump has added to the arguments of leaders around the world that it is time to rebalance their portfolios by effectively selling some of their stock in Washington.
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"If you're trying to rebalance the Chinese economy, this is one of the last events you want to see," said Logan Wright, director of China markets research at Rhodium Group.
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The SEC should also rebalance its priorities towards internal issues, and away from misguided rules unrelated to the agency's core mission, such as bank-like rulemakings for the capital markets.
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He reiterated that Saudi Arabia was watching the market closely and was ready to take action to help rebalance the market in cooperation with OPEC and major non-OPEC producers.
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" GIRI CHERUKURI, HEAD TRADER AT OAKBROOK INVESTMENTS LLC IN LISLE, ILLINOIS: "I'm watching some of these stocks go down and wondering if there are chances to rebalance some clients' portfolios.
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Mnuchin also told Reuters in an interview that China needs to identify concrete "action items" to rebalance the two countries' trade relationship before talks to resolve their disputes can resume.
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As those renderings also show, the large new planter and its trees would visually rebalance the plaza, negating the Red Cube as the solitary, dominant element on the ground plane.
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We remain on track to rebalance organic cash flows next year at $50 to $55 a barrel, underpinned by continued strong operating reliability and momentum in resetting costs and capital spending.
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The problem for traders and ministers trying to estimate the price needed to rebalance the market is that consumption responds to price changes with a delay of six to 18 months.
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Oil prices were up 0.4 percent, after Wednesday's 6 percent rally, as investors questioned whether an OPEC agreement to curb production would be enough to rebalance a heavily over-supplied market.
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With the global oil market suffering from two years of oversupply, India has been touted as having the potential to pick up any slack from China and help rebalance the market.
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CAIRO, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Egypt's central bank said on Thursday it had floated its pound currency and hiked interest rates by 300 basis points in a move to rebalance currency markets.
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Crude oil prices could shoot up to $70 a barrel by the end of 2017 as supply and demand levels continue to rebalance in coming months, according to analysts at Citi.
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Australia is continuing to rebalance itself away from a once-in-century mining investment boom that helped it become the only OECD country to escape recession during the global financial crisis.
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The changes are prompted by an improving global growth outlook expected by BofA Merrill Lynch strategists, combined with our recent downgrade of containerboard stocks which required us to rebalance our ratings.
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Though monetary and fiscal policy can keep overall employment relatively stable regardless of trade patterns, discriminatory duties can rebalance the economy towards protected industries, drawing workers and investment away from others.
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Wellington Moreira Franco, coordinator of the PMDB's economic plan, told Reuters on Wednesday a Temer administration will gradually rebalance the country's depleted public accounts and launch an aggressive private concession plan.
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On Monday, al-Falih said the Saudis and allied producers would need to collectively cut supplies by as much as 1 million barrels per day to rebalance the market, AP reports.
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The pressing concern is not whether China can rebalance towards consumption but whether its spending boom can be sustained Looked at from a different vantage, consumption is already booming in China.
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Trump's team has talked tough on China, but in Lighthizer they now have a forceful advocate and an experienced lawyer who will lead their efforts to rebalance the bilateral trade relationship.
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Miller always has preferred domestic companies, and he holds that view even at a time when the big sexy play of 2017 has been to rebalance toward European and global stocks.
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Trump said negotiators for the United States and Japan are making progress in his drive to rebalance their trade relationship in a way that reduces chronic U.S. trade deficits with Japan.
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Rather than "pushing the button every quarter," investors might consider choosing a calendar date to rebalance once a year when the time rolls around, said Denver-area financial planner Andrea Blackwelder.
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One solution would be to bring more Sunnis into the Hashd, but it will be hard to rebalance a force that consists of some 120,000 Shias and only about 16,000 Sunnis.
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Iraq and others, such as Libya and Nigeria, have asked for exemptions, while non-OPEC member Russia and top exporter Saudi Arabia have said markets would rebalance even without a cut.
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China introduced a controversial "one-child policy" in 1978, but relaxed restrictions in 2016 to allow all couples to have two children as it tried to rebalance its rapidly ageing population.
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Some see this "wild reversal" in line with Zuckerberg's personal goal to fix Facebook in 2018 — maybe Facebook's new ambition is to rebalance and shrink its massive and messy global footprint.
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To reclaim its place as the party of the middle class, Democrats could do worse than rebalance their platform in favor of appeals to the immediate, material concerns of ordinary people.
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Interestingly, Mexicans have shown on multiple occasions that they are a sophisticated electorate that can push for change when the government is not fulfilling expectations or rebalance political power when needed.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is counting on cheap fuel prices to continue boosting gasoline demand and help rebalance the oil market over the course of 2016 and 20163.
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In short, his presidency may well be the impetus for us to finally rebalance the table and reestablish a representative government that follows more than just the will of the president.
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"The idea is to craft the rules and the institutions to rebalance power and authority from the previous decade," said Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political-science professor at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.
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The outage had an immediate effect on the U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude cash roll - the three-day period after the front-month futures contract expires, when traders rebalance their positions.
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Traders have been searching for signals that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' production cuts are effective or that U.S. production is continuing to offset efforts to rebalance the market.
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Likewise, utility operators could defer maintenance, rebalance the electric load and even disconnect vulnerable transformers from the grid to protect them from the deleterious effects of a direct-hit major CME.
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Using data from Germany and San Francisco, Fleetonomy was able to predict demand and move supply of the Audi fleet around to rebalance vehicle availability in real time, the company said.
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The slowdown in Middle East oil demand growth means that OPEC is relying ever-more heavily on continued growth in China, other emerging markets, and North America to rebalance the market.
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Trump, who has embraced an "America First" policy as part of an effort to rebalance global trade, has said the March 1 deadline could be extended if enough progress is made.
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Analysts said the steep fall in U.S. equity markets during March led to increased buying of dollars for asset managers seeking to rebalance their portfolios at the end of the month.
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While the economy is still strong and unemployment is still relatively low, it's a good opportunity to re-evaluate your goals, rebalance your portfolio and review your debt and cash levels.
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" Alliance for American Manufacturing President Scott Paul, who has urged the White House to impose the tariffs, said "we're on the brink of a potentially historic rebalance of America's trade priorities.
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The oil market is cautiously optimistic about the OPEC/non-OPEC country supply cuts' ability to accelerate a market rebalance, but remain wary of how swiftly U.S. shale supply might respond.
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For Beijing, it's a tough situation: tackle steel overcapacity, rebalance economic growth, control environmental pollution and also manage market stability — especially in advance of a leadership shuffle due in the fall.
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Goldman predicts the coming two years will see a huge burst of development, complicating OPEC's efforts to rebalance the market and ease a global glut with the help of output cuts.
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Prices have been more or less stable since oil producer group OPEC, along with Russia and several other producers, curbed their own production to limit supply and rebalance global oil prices.
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Only during Barack Obama's presidency has it seemed necessary to begin to tilt, or to pivot, or to rebalance, toward the Pacific (the semantic uncertainty mirroring the hesitancy of the policy).
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Oil markets have been closely tracking U.S. crude output, which is seen as a potential wildcard that could offset OPEC efforts to rebalance the market after a two-year supply glut.
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"If we can't get international agreement to do this we may have to look at temporary tax measures to rebalance the playing field until we can get international agreements," Hammond said.
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Having denounced NAFTA as "the worst agreement ever negotiated," Trump continues to demand major unreciprocated concessions from Mexico and Canada to rebalance the benefits of the agreement towards the United States.
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A key question will be whether leaders in coal country will be able to rebalance slumping economic fortunes and employment losses for coal miners with new broader investments in other industries.
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To rebalance and charge these scooters, these companies employ a combination of a local operations team as well as a number of independent contractors to move them around throughout the day.
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It is an attempt to rebalance the economy and the political system, away from a monomaniacal focus on private goods, toward a more generous view of public goods and public purpose.
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"When your [retirement assets] are all split up in different accounts, then you can't rebalance or have a consistent allocation plan," said David Shotwell, a registered investment advisor with Shotwell Rutter Bauer.
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"Next week might see a marginally positive impact and the same for the subsequent October month end rebalance given the significant drop in equities since September," he added in the note Friday.
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"It's all driven by the idea that the production cut is starting to work and the rebalance is underway," said Gene McGillian, director of market research at Tradition Energy in New York.
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The group of roughly two dozen producers has been managing global petroleum supply for the last two years in order to rebalance the market after a prolonged and punishing oil price downturn.
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Mnuchin, Lighthizer and Ross have been key players in Trump's policy of using tariffs and the threat of them to try to rebalance free trade agreements around the globe, particularly with China.
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OPEC and other big exporters have agreed to trim output by almost 1.8 million bpd during the first half of this year in order to prop up prices and rebalance the market.
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A survey commissioned by Rebalance IRA showed that, out of their sample of full-time employed baby boomers, 46 percent believed they do not pay any fees whatsoever in their retirement accounts.
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The Buzz Social Media Insights Index consists of 25 stocks that rebalance every month, said Wise, who's also CEO of Toronto-based hedge fund Periscope Capital, the parent company of Buzz Indexes.
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If these programmes are adopted on a wide scale with pricing sufficient to rebalance supply and demand, the risk of running late to a meeting because of a traffic jam would diminish.
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With the great grey bulk of the USS Ronald Reagan, an aircraft-carrier, looming behind him, Mr Carter hailed the Asia rebalance as vital to both regional security and America's national interests.
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"Based on today's data, there's a growing conviction that a six-month extension may be needed to rebalance the market, but the length of the extension is not firm yet," he said.
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Oil prices fell 0.9 percent, a day after hitting a one-year high, as investors questioned whether a deal to cut output would be enough to rebalance the market by next year.
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Oil prices were sharply lower on Tuesday after the International Energy Agency warned in its latest report that markets would have to wait "a while longer" for the oil market to rebalance.
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"Market participants seem to be convinced that the supply glut is here to stay and that the market is unlikely to rebalance anytime soon," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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Taking markets by surprise, Moody's downgraded China's sovereign credit-rating by a notch, contending that the government was proceeding too slowly to rebalance the economy and reduce the build-up of debt.
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"There's a big question mark over whether they can rebalance towards a more consumption led growth model," Will Ballard, head of emerging market and Asia Pacific equities at Aviva Investors, told CNBC.
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The reforms are part of a programme to cut the budget deficit and rebalance currency markets promised to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to secure $215.5 billion of lending over three years.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Kuwait will support the extension of a global deal to cut oil supply beyond June, the country's oil minister said on Monday as the market needs more time to rebalance.
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The initiative would work to ensure an open world economy, rebalance globalization and work toward trade liberalization, he said, adding that it would also boost support for green and low-carbon development.
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Oil prices fell 200 percent, a day after hitting a one-year high, as investors questioned whether a deal to cut output would be enough to rebalance the market by next year.
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The Democrats: Continuing the Pivot The core of the Democratic platform is the Obama administration's "pivot" or "rebalance" to Asia, which was spearheaded by Hillary Clinton when she was Secretary of State.
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Falih also said OPEC and its non-OPEC partners such as Russia stood ready to take additional measures to help the market rebalance and erase one of the worst gluts in history.
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The fresh curbs "will help rein in steel production and rebalance the steel market, helping stabilize steel prices and speed up inventory drawdown," Argonaut Securities analyst Helen Lau said in a note.
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To rebalance your portfolio, you could sell some of your stocks and reinvest that money in bonds, or invest new money in bonds to bring the portfolio back to the original balance.
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The extended timing should help the market rebalance, but for Saudi Arabia, in particular, it may help keep prices higher ahead of the IPO of its state-owned Saudi Aramco next year.
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The reforms are part of a program to cut the budget deficit and rebalance currency markets promised to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to secure $215.5 billion of lending over three years.
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But while Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh welcomed the plan, he fell short of committing to it and Iranian sources told Reuters that capping output is not enough to rebalance the market.
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Top exporter and de facto OPEC leader Saudi Arabia said on Monday it would "do whatever it takes" to rebalance a market that has been dogged by oversupply for over two years.
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OPEC is relying on continued growth in U.S. gasoline consumption, as well as other fuels, coupled with faster growth in demand from emerging markets, to help rebalance the oil market in 20143.
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But that did not get in the way of regional peace, stability and security as well as commercial navigation freedom before 2010 when the so-called Rebalance to Asia strategy was introduced.
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Not satisfied with media-savvy rollouts or catchy foreign policy bumper stickers like the "pivot" or "rebalance" to Asia, Team Trump is ready to take on China over the next six years.
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But there's still work to be done to rebalance the oil market, the minister said, echoing the sentiment of Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih and Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak.
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Goldman Sachs, one of the most active banks in commodities trading, said on Monday a nine-month extension would help rebalance inventories in 2017 and keep Brent prices near $57 per barrel.
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Brazil's real weakened and local stocks fell on Thursday over doubts whether President Michel Temer will be able to secure approval for a pension reform designed to rebalance the country's depleted accounts.
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But policy risks are once again rearing their head, with state radio reporting that China's government will curb imports of low-grade coal as part of efforts to rebalance supply and demand.
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Instead of trade squabbles and military threats that South Koreans and Chinese don't want, Asian megadeals would help to rebalance America's trade accounts and to support the growth of jobs and incomes.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. oil production continues to rise relentlessly, frustrating efforts by OPEC and non-OPEC oil exporters to rebalance the global market and secure an increase in the price of crude.
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"I've worked to rebalance our foreign policy to make sure America is a key player in the region," Obama said in a speech on the sidelines of a summit in Vientiane, Laos.
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In briefings with reporters, senior administration officials have said the president will continue to stress the need for China to remove barriers to investment for U.S. companies and rebalance the "colossal" deficit.
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The head of the International Energy Agency told Reuters that rising output from key oil producers could hamper expectations that the oil market would rebalance in the second half of the year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is sticking doggedly to its plan to cut commercial oil inventories down to the five-year average to rebalance the oil market.
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As I wrote in a column this summer, standard practice after a big run-up in stocks is to rebalance — meaning, to take profits out of stocks and put them into bonds.
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Aramcos planned share sale should not change the calculation for policymakers: the best option is to allow lower oil prices to curb shale production and help rebalance the oil market in 2020.
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To President Trump, increased sales of oil and gas are a way to rebalance trade and close the gap between what the United States buys from foreign countries and what it sells.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has targeted Huawei as part of his broader drive to rebalance trade with China, last month imposing export controls on the Shenzhen-based global networks market leader.
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The European Union is considering applying 25 percent tariffs on $3.5 billion of goods - a third steel, a third industrial goods and a third agricultural - to "rebalance" bilateral trade, EU sources said.
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Other fish scientists say that consuming fewer of the bigger fish at the top of the food chain and more of their prey is a good way to rebalance the marine ecosystem.
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"They will have to walk a fine line between showing strong resolve to rebalance the market, while avoiding a sudden display of panic so soon after the May OPEC meeting," she said.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter said that a sweeping Asia-Pacific trade agreement is critical to the U.S. strategic rebalance into the Pacific region and urged Congress to pass the deal this year.
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Strong second-quarter demand has buoyed oil markets, which have been struggling to rebalance as a supply glut has weighed heavily on prices, the IEA said in its September report released Wednesday.
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OPEC and its allied oil-producing nations are still working well together and still have options to try to rebalance global crude markets, Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said Tuesday.
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Robust second-quarter demand has buoyed oil markets, which have been struggling to rebalance as a supply glut has weighed heavily on prices, the IEA said in its September report released Wednesday.
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BlackRock's proposed sustainable target-date fund is particularly exciting because it would mean investors could select a single, low-cost fund for their retirement portfolios without the need to rebalance it themselves.
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Trump's visit and the potential for further trade tension come as China also faces a long-term challenge to rebalance its economy from a reliance on investment and exports toward domestic consumption.
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That was the highest level since December, the month before the cartel began enforcing an agreement to limit its output in a bid to rebalance the market after three years of oversupply.
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THREAT TO DIVEST The pension funds and insurers said they would rebalance their portfolios to ensure their investments were carbon neutral by 2050, with intermediate targets set for 2025, 2030 and 2040.
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It would launch a challenge at the World Trade Organization, consider measures to prevent a surge of metal imports into Europe and impose import duties on U.S. products to "rebalance" EU-U.
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The letter underscores investor concern that Brazil's economic rout, once forecast to be over late last year, could drag on through this year and derail President Michel Temer's efforts to rebalance fiscal accounts.
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But it has not exploited the opportunity to introduce more competition to its protected service sector, improve its woeful record on digitisation or reform taxes, let alone rebalance its economy away from exports.
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Hedge fund managers gradually accumulated short positions between mid-April and mid-May amid growing doubts about whether output cuts by OPEC and non-OPEC would be enough to rebalance the oil market.
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Though Beijing officially wants to rebalance the economy to the private sector and cut surplus capacity in inefficient heavy industry, that aspiration clashes with its more immediate ambition to hit its growth targets.
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Shon Anderson, a CFP and chief wealth strategist at Anderson Financial Strategies in Dayton, Ohio, is using the volatility in the bond market to rebalance his clients' portfolios, selling stocks and buying bonds.
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For wealth management clients, that means the possibility of getting a more immediate response via mobile apps, websites or voice for routine requests, such as to rebalance your portfolio or sell a stock.
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" She continued, adding that Rebalance looks set to go beyond token gestures, and "will provide support for the things that actually matter to an emerging artist—studio time, travel, accommodation, practical advice etc.
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Photo: Ashley Steel (Flickr)Given their current popularity, you might assume that probiotics—capsules containing a mix of "good" bacteria that are said to rebalance our gut's bacterial content—would be perfectly harmless.
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It'll also fund the R&D needed to keep up with competitors and the market-resident operations departments that service and "rebalance" bikes (read: drive from the bottoms of hills to the tops).
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However, domestic consumption remained weak, a problem for a government that has been trying to rebalance the economy to become less reliant on foreign trade for growth and more on investment at home.
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MIKE SANTOLI: I wonder if the idea of sell discipline, if-- it's always seemed to me that, one of the few-- kind of reliable enhancers of performances is just to rebalance your portfolio.
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The strategy will also involve finding new ways to rebalance the economy away from its reliance on the services sector, and ensure wealth is distributed away from the prosperous south east of England.
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The company foresees the need for some run cuts by the refining industry during the third and fourth quarter to rebalance the market though it would not be drawn on its own plans.
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It urged the German government to reform its tax system to promote growth, saying that the combination of greater tax relief for households and wage growth - would boost consumption, helping rebalance the economy.
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Duterte wanted to "separate the nation from dependence on the U.S. and the West, and rebalance economic and military relations with Asian neighbours" like China, Japan and South Korea, Abella said in statement.
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" Whether data is thought of as property of the user or more like a basic human right, O'Connor said it's about time "we need to rebalance the equation between the individual and companies.
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This is not to undermine the power of Jesus' passion and resurrection accounts, but rather to rebalance the perspective of modern Western viewers, looking back after centuries of art focused on the cross.
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It's better to re-evaluate during a calm period than amidst the current uncertainty, but if your stomach drops every time the market does, it's probably best to rebalance your portfolio, notes Vanguard.
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Run cuts should eventually rebalance the gasoline market but will tighten the distillate market even further, supporting heating oil cracks ("Hedge funds to U.S. refiners: produce less gasoline, more diesel", Reuters, July 4).
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Russia has said it wants to help rebalance the market but prefers to freeze its output, which is around a post-Soviet high of more than 11 million bpd, rather than cut it.
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The energy minister OPEC member the United Arab Emirates said he saw healthy oil demand growth this year and believed inventories would fall, but it would take more time to rebalance the market.
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Shale oil could help rebalance global commodity prices as the sector looks to shrug off a tough couple of years, the chief executive of one the industry's leading services companies has told CNBC.
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To protect that recovery, the IMF urged Brazil to frontload measures to rebalance its public accounts whose dramatic erosion in recent years has raised fears about the country's ability to repay its debt.
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Goldman Sachs told clients this week that despite a production cut becoming a "greater possibility", markets were unlikely to rebalance in 2017, warning of another price fall to the low $703s per barrel.
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As a trend and practice, at the start of each quarter, large investors usually rebalance their portfolios, so we could see sizeable moves in the stocks, bond, commodity and currency markets Monday onwards.
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The meeting of presidents from the trade bloc is the first since Trump's administration launched a push to rebalance trade multilateralism that Trump has deemed unfair — relationships that the United States once championed.
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It has obstinately refused to make any concessions to the wary Japanese, for instance by selling down Renault's stake in Nissan to rebalance the shareholding or by reducing its own stake in Renault.
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Reserve Bank Governor Graeme Wheeler said a 3 percent rise in the currency since May was partly due to higher export prices and that a lower currency would help rebalance the growth outlook.
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Obama's three-day stay in the country underscores the importance he places on expanding relations with Hanoi as part of his strategic "rebalance" towards Asia to counter China's growing strength in the region.
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Asian nations worry that any diluted U.S. presence, just a few years after former president Barack Obama's strategic rebalance to the region, could leave them at the mercy of an increasingly assertive China.
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Birol was speaking ahead of the OPEC's meeting on Thursday amid concern that its efforts to rebalance the oil market might overshoot by creating a global deficit and spurring a further price rally.
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He did not say when the market may rebalance but said prices were unlikely to return to levels above $100 per barrel, calling prices in the range of $50 to $60 as optimal.
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Duterte wanted to "separate the nation from dependence on the U.S. and the West and rebalance economic and military relations with Asian neighbors," like China, Japan and South Korea, Abella said in statement.
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Last summer, when stock valuations seemed too rich, I followed my own advice and began to rebalance my 33(k) portfolio, reducing the ballooning proportion of stock, increasing short-term bonds and cash.
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The full moon in Pisces is a sensitive and emotional time, and you'll want to retreat as Mercury and Venus enter Libra, encouraging you to take some time and space to rebalance yourself.
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Second, governments and policymakers should offer incentives to households to reduce and rebalance the burden of unpaid labor, which has been identified as a priority by Melinda Gates and the International Monetary Fund.
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Once implemented, institutional investors whose portfolios mirror the index through ETFs and other passive funds will need to sell Samsung Electronics shares to rebalance their books and abide by the 30% cap restriction.
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Novak met with Saudi King Salman at his palace in Riyadh on Wednesday and the two discussed producers' efforts to rebalance the market and decrease surplus inventories, Saudi state news agency SPA reported.
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In re-regulating those too-big-to-fail financial firms, the law also sought to rebalance Wall Street's biggest banks so they supported the real economy rather than being a threat to it.
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Temer's denial highlighted the vulnerability of Brazil's government to accusations of corruption at a time when it hopes to rebalance government books, restore confidence and revive and economy in its worst recession on record.
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The oil market is watching whether gains from shale formations may offset production cuts by OPEC members and Russia, which announced plans Thursday to extend production through 2018 to try to rebalance the market.
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But the potential issue with the plan, especially at a time when the market is attempting a supply/demand rebalance, is that it could create an environment where supply dominates and oil prices decline.
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That costs the Chinese government tax revenue, and also discourages the domestic consumption sector, particularly for higher quality goods, that Beijing has long been trying to boost to rebalance its economy away from exports.
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Done right, we can rebalance the economic scales a little more in favor of American workers while nurturing the competitive spirit that built the U.S. economy into the dominant global force it is today.
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Things only fully stabilised when Saudi Arabia's OPEC chief hit the wires in European hours, saying there was a growing consensus among oil pumping countries that they needed to continue to "rebalance" the market.
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Brent and WTI have roughly tripled compared with lows seen in January 2016, which prompted OPEC and allies led by Russia to curb oil supplies to rebalance an oversupplied market starting in January 2017.
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Like Gibbs, Maley believes the overall weakness in the tech space is a case of investors having been "loaded to the gills in these FANG names" and using recent weakness to rebalance their portfolios.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who has embraced an "America First" policy as part of an effort to rebalance global trade, has said the March 1 deadline could be extended if enough progress is made.
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The fiscal stimulus is also necessary to rebalance the policy mix that has entirely relied on an exceptionally easy monetary stance since the onset of the financial crisis in the second half of 2008.
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"In a misguided effort to rebalance the online ecosystem, the European Union has plunged the Open Internet into uncertainty," said Gus Rossi, global policy director of the advocacy group Public Knowledge, in a statement.
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"We expect to see more divestitures happening in the next 12 months, as companies are looking to rebalance their portfolio," said Bob Haas, a partner at A.T. Kearney and co-author of the report.
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Trump's advisors have sought to steer his focus in negotiations to the long-term, or so-called structural, change issues in China's economy that must be fixed to rebalance the trading relationship going forward.
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Oil prices fell on Tuesday, rattled by concern over slowing demand, a rising U.S. dollar and increasing U.S. crude output that has shaken investors' faith in the ability of OPEC to rebalance the market.
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Oil prices eked out gains on Thursday after a larger-than-expected draw in U.S. inventories, providing some relief amid investor skepticism that OPEC-led cuts will be enough to rebalance an oversupplied market.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil is considering a flexible fiscal surplus target for this year as plummeting revenue and political turmoil hamper efforts to rebalance its public accounts, an official familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The Democratic senators said the legislation would help rebalance the relationship between Congress and the White House on trade, where lawmakers have ceded some of their authority to the executive branch in recent decades.
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China's 2015 growth hit 6.9 percent after the fourth quarter slowed to 6.8 percent, capping a tumultuous year in which concerns about Beijing ability to rebalance the slowing economy have rattled investors across markets.
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The deceleration in U.S. gasoline consumption is one reason climbing oil prices helped push the global oil market towards a surplus in 2018 and why prices needed to fall to rebalance production and consumption.
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Ultimately, prices rather than planned cuts will rebalance the market, which will most likely require a period of flat or lower prices to curb shale growth and ensure U.S. output does not outstrip demand.
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Growing freight demand is helping to rebalance the oil market and lift prices, which should in turn raise incomes for many commodity-exporting countries and stimulate further freight growth and fuel demand in 2018.
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The White House has pledged to "unilaterally rebalance what it brands as unfair bilateral terms of trade," differing from the rest of the G-85033 countries that advocate for global platforms to resolve imbalances.
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"In the 401(k) space, you can rebalance as often as you want," said Rich Polimeni, chair of the College Savings Foundation, a not-for-profit advocacy group sponsored by the financial industry. 3.
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This could deliver a pretty positive and meaningful signal to the market, because it shows exporting countries actively cut oil productions, and they are on track to continue to push for the market rebalance.
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While binding arbitration isn't the sole remedy for managing unsustainable drug prices, it can serve as an essential element to help rebalance the incentive for medical innovation with the need for meeting affordability demands.
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China's 2015 growth hit 29.763 percent after the fourth quarter slowed to 6.8 percent, capping a tumultuous year in which concerns about Beijing ability to rebalance the slowing economy have rattled investors across markets.
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A disciplined rebalance strategy will bring the mix back to 60/40 by selling some of the stocks while their price is up and buying some of the bonds while their price is lower.
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The continued drop in revenues and increased government spending has raised doubts that interim President Michel Temer will be able to met fiscal goals this and in coming years to rebalance the public accounts.
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BRASILIA, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Brazil's Planning Minister Valdir Simao said on Friday that the government will cut 23.4 billion reais ($5.78 billion) in spending this year in a bid to rebalance the public accounts.
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In addition to interest rate regulation, Bar-Yam's research points to a transfer of wealth to the less wealthy sectors of society as the most effective way to rebalance the consumption and production cycles.
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"I would like somebody that knows exactly what they're doing because they've done that before, that can stabilize and just rebalance the country for three, four years," Landrieu told CNN's David Axelrod in 2018.
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If Baghdad works with its neighbors it can rebalance the relationship between the federal government and the Kurdish government and maintain peaceful control of the situation while leaving citizens in the Kurdish region unaffected.
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Rebalance your retirement account regularly Financial advisers typically suggest rebalancing your portfolio whenever the mix of equities and fixed-income investments is more than 2000 percent to 10 percent from your original asset allocation.
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For example, Schwab&aposs $5,4013 account minimum is far lower than Personal Capital ($25,000), Vanguard ($50,000), and Rebalance IPA ($75,000), but can&apost compare to Betterment ($0), Hedgeable ($0), WiseBanyan ($1), or Wealthfront ($500).
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Tech has been a substantial underperformer in the past few days, and it's likely a good part of this is due to selling on the part of those who have to rebalance their portfolios.
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With stocks still rising and production costs still sliding, thanks in large part to plummeting oil prices, the inference is that the price must go lower still if the market is going to rebalance.
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Time will tell whether we can achieve meaningful and lasting regulatory reform, but at least America now has the opportunity to rebalance its energy policies in ways that actually make sense for a change.
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The states cannot declare bankruptcy either, and experts want to see whether Puerto Rico's case shows how financially troubled states like Illinois can rebalance the interests of their taxpayers, investors, public workers and retirees.
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It's all part of a larger project by the Pentagon to consolidate its assets in Okinawa and "rebalance" its military resources in the region—with an eye on an increasingly powerful and assertive China.
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That's a step that might require retirees to become comfortable with the idea of selling some of their holdings, either to rebalance and dilute their concentration in dividend-yielding stock or to generate cash flow.
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The broader dilemma for Chinese policymakers is that measures to boost growth are delaying reforms to rebalance the economy to more efficient industries, cut debt and reduce overcapacity, Moody's Investor Service said in a note.
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America's shift toward bilateral trade deals shows a total loss of faith in the ability of multilateral forums (G7 … G20) and U.N. agencies (IMF, etc.) to rebalance the world economy through effective international policy coordination.
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Underpinning these projections, however, is an expectation that active fund managers will look to immediately rebalance their portfolios to match the re-weighting of the benchmarks - a highly speculative assumption, according to some market participants.
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The new government of President Nana Akufo-Addo, who took over in January, is trying to rebalance its finances as it faces large debts caused by years of overspending and lower than projected oil prices.
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Last month, the U.N. trade and development agency UNCTAD said the world must ditch austerity and economic neo-liberalism and undertake a global "New Deal" to rebalance the global economy and achieve prosperity for all.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Oil demand in 2016 will stay strong, supporting prices, but the market is unlikely to rebalance by the year end, the Chief Executive of French oil and gas major Total, said on Wednesday.
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Recession risk is now the single biggest factor driving oil prices because it will determine whether recent price falls will be enough to rebalance the market, or whether a deeper and longer slump is needed.
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Oil prices settled at a more than one-month high on Thursday as optimism over an OPEC plan to limit output was offset by questions over its ability to rebalance a heavily over-supplied market.
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The government has also notified the World Trade Organization that it may adopt its own countermeasures to "rebalance" trade following the EU's actions, according to a joint statement from the foreign, economy and agriculture ministries.
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A gathering of global central bankers on Friday in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, has also prompted investors to rebalance their currency positions ahead of the event, leading them to reduce some of their short dollar bets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Aluminum market deficits are set to deepen, but the market is likely to rebalance once the dust settles after U.S. sanctions on Russian producer Rusal, leaving prices little changed, a Reuters poll showed.
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Duterte's remarks will prompt fresh concern in the United States, where the Obama administration has seen Manila as an important ally in its "rebalance" of resources to Asia in the face of a rising China.
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After an initial price rise on hopes that markets would rebalance quickly, Brent and U.S. crude futures have been pressured by evidence of higher U.S. oil drilling and forecasts of a rebound in shale production.
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With the moon in partnership-oriented Libra on Saturday, you may need to rebalance a few things in your relationship — especially if one of you has been doing more giving and the other more taking.
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Trump's allies counter that he has changed the course of U.S. foreign policy with an "America First" approach that aims to bring back U.S. troops from "endless wars" and rebalance trade agreements in America's favor.
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Things only began to stabilise when Saudi Arabia's OPEC chief hit the wires in European hours, saying there was a growing consensus among oil pumping countries that they needed to continue to "rebalance" the market.
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He said his new-look government would give a £3.6 billion boost to deprived towns as part of intensified efforts to rebalance the economy and "turbocharge" growth in regions outside of London and the southeast.
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"We're heading into a choppy trading period right now" Still, after three U.S. energy companies said Tuesday they were slashing spending, the market is looking for additional U.S. production cuts to rebalance the oversupplied market.
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According to the International Energy Agency, Saudia Arabia cut production by even more than it committed to in the first month alone, and higher demand has helped boost the group's vow to rebalance world markets.
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Higher interest rates in the United States and a stronger dollar rebalance the risks and rewards for investors the world over, and act as a kind of financial magnet, pulling them out of riskier investments.
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"Going forward, President Trump will continue to rebalance Americas relationship with its trading partners, aggressively enforce our trade laws, and take prompt action in response to unfair trade practices by other nations," the report said.
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The new clearing union would help to rebalance trade and create an International Wealth Fund to fund programs to alleviate poverty, develop human capital and support marginalized communities in the United States, Europe and beyond.
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USA-TRADE-DEALS/ After China trade deal, Europe and U.K. next on Trump's to-do list WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to rip up international trade deals and rebalance America's global trade relationships.
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"It's going to take some work to rebalance public opinion," said Dr. Nancy Rigotti, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and director of the tobacco research and treatment unit at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Falih said that oil demand usually picks up in the second half the year, with refineries coming back from maintenance and with seasonal demand boost, and that the new agreement would help rebalance the market.
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But Trump is eager to show progress on his 2016 campaign pledges to take a hard line on immigration and rebalance global trade in favor of the United States as part of his "America First" agenda.
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Proposing to rebalance American alliances in the Middle East and adopt a more even-handed approach to America's dealings with Sunni- and Shia-led dictatorships would be an interesting idea worth having a big argument about.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lower oil prices are starting to rebalance the oil market by slowing the rise in U.S. crude output and encouraging Saudi Arabia and its allies to extend production cuts through the end of 2019.
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Passive funds will rebalance on the day of the reconstitution to minimize any tracking error, while active managers try to take advantage of any price dislocations, resulting in a surge of volume toward the market close.
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"I think the US- India defense relationship has blossomed over the years irrespective of Obama's 'pivot/rebalance to Asia' policy," Bharath Gopalaswamy, director of the South Asia Center at the Washington-based Atlantic Council, told CNN.
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The government has also notified the World Trade Organization (WTO) that it may adopt its own countermeasures to "rebalance" trade following the EU's actions, according to a joint statement from the foreign, economy and agriculture ministries.
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Major U.S. bank Citigroup has warned staff it might rebalance operations away from the U.K. if the country votes to leave the European Union (EU) in this month's referendum, according to the U.K.'s Guardian newspaper.
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SAO PAULO, April 7 (Reuters) - Brazilian Finance Minister Nelson Barbosa said on Thursday that stimulus measures need to be tied with reforms to rebalance the fiscal accounts in order to pull the economy out of recession.
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"The United States is reaching west in President Obama's rebalance, India is reaching east in Prime Minister Modi's Act East policy, which will extend India's reach further into the broader Indo-Asia-Pacific region," Carter said.
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Related columns: - Lower oil prices start to rebalance the oil market (Reuters, June 4) - U.S. oil output decelerates in response to lower prices (Reuters, May 1) - U.S. shale boom set to cool in 2019 (Reuters, Jan.
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Here's what some of them think: The IEA expected high oil stock levels to put a lid on price levels, although the oil market will move toward a rebalance at the end of 2016, Sadamori said.
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Hedge funds and other money managers appear to have entered their own special version of hell and abandoned all hope that OPEC will rebalance the oil market, slashing formerly bullish bets on crude futures and options.
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Related columns: - Global economy on leading edge of recession (Reuters, June 12) - Lower oil prices start to rebalance the market (Reuters, June 4) - Global economic slowdown hits diesel consumption (Reuters, May 29) (Editing by Dale Hudson)
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Debenhams, second to John Lewis by annual revenue, said its strategy to rebalance the business away from clothing sales was working and it would share its longer term plans under its new CEO in spring 2017.
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While it does not pay to rebalance too often (every time you do, you incur transaction costs and potentially realize investment gains), it's a good idea to consider doing so after you have harvested tax losses.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Governors of cash-strapped Brazilian states on Thursday got President Michel Temer to bow to their demands to relax tough austerity measures, throwing the country's pledges to rebalance its depleted accounts further into doubt.
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"The key theme for 2016 will be real fundamental adjustments that can rebalance markets to create the birth of a new bull market, which we still see happening in late 2016," Goldman said in a report.
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Don't just rebalance as a function of the gains particular sectors have made; do it also according to age and the fact that you and many other investors are 10 years older since the Great Recession.
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If you review your portfolio less frequently due to time constraints, set up a reminder on your calendar to rebalance every quarter or six months and make rebalancing trades at that time regardless of market conditions.
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The energy minister of Russia has underlined how global oil producers still have the flexibility to do more to help rebalance markets just hours after OPEC and non-OPEC members agreed to prolong their current agreement.
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Even before the current round of negotiations got underway in a suburban Washington hotel, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said NAFTA was "lopsided" in favor of Mexico and Canada and needed major changes to rebalance it.
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The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) said the new funding model would rebalance and simplify a system in which it was increasingly having to go to the government for "blockbuster" supplementary payments to fund its biggest investigations.
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"Saudi Arabia's determination to rebalance the market, together with ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, will remain supportive of oil prices," said Abhishek Kumar, senior energy analyst at Interfax Energy's Global Gas Analytics in London.
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"If this theory about my reception and my rebalance policy is based on me going down the short stairs in China, yes, I think that is overblown," the president said, a sarcastic edge in his voice.
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Any effort to rebalance some of the traditional provisions of the United States Constitution would likely run afoul of many of the same forces that have given Trump too much leeway in his words and actions.
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In a statement on Tuesday, the U.S. Commerce Department said that Ross had also pressed China on the "need to rebalance bilateral trade and investment relations" and urged it to take "meaningful action" on trade issues.
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The new government of President Nana Akufo-Addo, who took power in January, is trying to rebalance the West African commodities exporter's finances as it faces large debts from years of overspending and lower commodity prices.
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Having used, and abused, the present international trading system — and America's unforgivable indifference to decades of its mounting debts and deficits — China and Europe should accept to rebalance a relationship that has served them so well.
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But in the opinion of OPEC watchers the output freeze deal signals a change of tone for Saudi Arabia, from a view that the market would rebalance itself to one where it might need a push.
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In a statement on Tuesday, the U.S. Commerce Department said that Ross had also pressed China on the "need to rebalance bilateral trade and investment relations", and urged it to take "meaningful action" on trade issues.
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In a strategy that echoes those of other CEE sovereigns such as Latvia and Slovenia, Hungary has also bought back some of its US dollar debt to rebalance its liabilities in favour of the single currency.
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It also explains how we're going to behave when that risk shows up and how we're going to rebalance our investments when we suffer losses so that we still have the targeted amount of different holdings.
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The U.S.-Mexico text will flesh out an agreement in principle that aims to rebalance automotive trade between the two countries and update NAFTA with new chapters on digital trade and stronger labor and environmental standards.
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"The short carry is not really where we should be making the money...So now we will rebalance that and that will hopefully bring the volume back meaningfully in that particular sector," Li said on Wednesday.
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The European Union: President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, said: "The Commission will bring forward in the next few days a proposal for countermeasures against the US to rebalance the situation," per the Telegraph.
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"Going forward, President (Donald) Trump will continue to rebalance Americas relationship with its trading partners, aggressively enforce our trade laws, and take prompt action in response to unfair trade practices by other nations," the report said.
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"There is an extraordinary need to rebalance regulation so safety and soundness and business freedom are better aligned," said Thomas Vartanian, a bank regulatory attorney who has been considered for several positions in the Trump administration.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Oil markets will rebalance after June 2018 at the earliest, an OPEC working panel concluded last week, OPEC sources said on Monday, signaling the need to extend existing production cuts well into next year.
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Fears of a hard landing in China even as policymakers press on with tough reforms to rebalance the economy have rattled financial markets, with investors eagerly hunting for tentative signs the economic slump may be bottoming.
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Don't just rebalance as a function of the gains particular sectors have made, also do it according to age, and the fact that you and many other investors are 10 years older since the Great Recession.
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SANDERS The two politicians have slightly different proposals, but the aim is the same -to rebalance the distribution of wealth in the U.S. to fund the social programs like free college tuition that they're promising voters.
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The broader Topix shed 6.33% to 1,510.87, its lowest since early September, in very active trade, with the volume hitting the heaviest since May 2018 at 4.13 billion shares, partly due to MSCI's quarterly index rebalance.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Berlin will have to take on Britain's mantle as protector of the interests of Europe's smaller, northern liberal democracies after Brexit, Germany's Europe Minister said, forecasting that Britain's departure would rebalance the European Union.
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Not only because of the risks of toxic reactions, but also the possibility that they could prolong or intensify conditions as a result of the body's homeostatic reaction to them as it tries to rebalance itself.
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Vietnam, which borders China, is also a key part of President Barack Obama's efforts to rebalance U.S. strategy toward Asia amid worries about Beijing's assertiveness and sovereignty claims to 2100 percent of the South China Sea.
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Related columns: - Global economy on leading edge of recession (Reuters, June 12) - Lower oil prices start to rebalance the market (Reuters, June 4) - Global economic slowdown hits diesel consumption (Reuters, May 29) (Editing by Dale Hudson)
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"A portion of clients see it as an opportunity and want to rebalance their portfolios or add money to their accounts to buy stocks," said Michael Goodman, CPA and founder of Wealthstream Advisors in New York.
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Zanganeh chose his words very carefully after the meeting saying Iran, OPEC's third largest producer, supported the initiative as a first step to rebalance the markets and help prices recover from their lowest in over a decade.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Any tax increases to help plug Brazil's sweeping budget deficit have to be temporary, interim President Michel Temer said on Thursday, adding that the government is focused on curbing expenditures to rebalance public finances.
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"OPEC and non-OPEC countries should act promptly to rebalance world oil supply and demand or the damage could be deeper and take time to recover," Alamri told the Argus Middle East Crude Conference in Abu Dhabi.
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The defeat puts into question Temer's political support in Congress to approve other unpopular reforms to rebalance the country's fiscal accounts and help rescue the economy from a recession that threatens to stretch into a third year.
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"With the stock market reaching new highs, we are not recommending any changes and continue to rebalance clients' portfolios once a year, " said Cynthia Turkington, a CFP and founder of Fair Trust Financial in North Oaks, Minnesota.
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Beijing is trying to modernize its sprawling farm sector, the world's largest, and rebalance output away from basic grains towards foods such as meat, dairy and other value-added products increasingly in demand from its urbanizing population.
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After an initial price rise on hopes that markets would rebalance quickly, Brent and U.S. crude futures have both been held back by evidence of higher U.S. oil drilling and forecasts of a rebound in shale production.
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BRASILIA, July 29 (Reuters) - Brazil posted a primary budget deficit of 10.061 billion reais ($3.09 billion) in June, central bank data showed on Friday, in another hefty shortfall that highlights the government's challenges to rebalance its accounts.
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When OPEC orchestrated the January cut, it hoped to rebalance supply and demand by mid-year, and push the futures market into "backwardation", meaning prices in the long term were at a discount to short-term prices.
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The U.S.-China trade war began last year and escalated last month after Trump, who has vowed to rebalance the global trading system in favor of the United States, raised tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports.
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