" On reserves: "Reserves need to be multiplied, but slowly.
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Using the interest on reserves alone, the federal funds market for nonbank reserves trades significantly below the interest on reserves rate.
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If annual spending exceeds taxes, reserves rise, creating excess reserves.
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NPL reserve coverage was strong in IY (3x by total reserves, 30% by specific reserves) and moderate in UB (50% both by total and specific reserves), while TB's reserves were 4% of gross loans.
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They're building reserves and holding reasonable amounts of reserves against them.
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But the truth is this: The frozen reserves are just that — reserves.
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We have the largest coal reserves in the world, more oil reserves than Saudi Arabia or Russia, and the world's fourth-largest natural gas reserves.
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Total loan loss reserves, including additional reserves over the regulatory requirement, remain ample.
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"Usable" reserves - excluding gold and bank reserves - are around $35 billion, analysts estimate.
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We will add reserves currencies as the central bank (has in its reserves).
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The new legislation encouraged the stocking of EpiPen reserves, and made those reserves communal.
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STRATEGIC RESERVES * U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday authorised the release of strategic reserves.
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Venezuela has the world's largest proven oil reserves and eight-largest natural gas reserves.
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"The quality of reserves and the commercial viability of reserves has eclipsed the quantity of reserves by far in recent years," said Adi Karev, Global Leader for Oil and Gas at EY. To view a graphic on Oil majors' reserves life, click: reut.
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"The quality of reserves and the commercial viability of reserves has eclipsed the quantity of reserves by far in recent years," said Adi Karev, Global Leader for Oil and Gas at EY. To view a graphic on Oil majors' reserves life, click: reut.
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Bank reserves will fall over time, for instance as financial institutions exchange reserves for currency.
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Their foreign-exchange reserves dropped $108 billion in December with overall reserves falling $23 billion.
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The reserves are the lowest they've been since 1957, but they are, in fact, reserves.
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Sun would not disclose the size of his firm's corporate reserves or total national reserves.
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The Islamic Republic holds the world's largest gas reserves and fourth-largest proven oil reserves.
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The group also manages 85% of Shanghai's policy grain reserves and all edible oil reserves.
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Not all states are sitting on huge fossil fuel reserves, and tapping these reserves isn't costless.
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Reserves rose to $0.26.65 trillion in February, compared to January when reserves fell to $20.795 trillion.
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Gas reserves were 4.4 tera-cubic feet, equivalent to 10.3 years of reserves, the ministry added.
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Since the Fed controls rates by paying interest on reserves it needs ample reserves in the system.
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But Aramco's reserves are five times larger than the combined proved liquid reserves of the five majors.
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Its portfolio includes reserves of 209.1 million barrels of oil equivalent in 97 concessions, permits and reserves.
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"At current production of 10 million barrels per day, and assuming reserves of 261 billion barrels, a discovery of 1.5 percent of the reserves replaces the reserves depleted in a year," he said.
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The dollar's share of global reserves might well continue to decline going forward even as overall reserves increase.
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The banks are complaining they have these reserves, but the Fed has restricted how they apply the reserves.
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Japan and South Korea have large strategic petroleum reserves in place, and China is building up its reserves.
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"Central banks with substantial reserves have gone through discussions on the amount of reserves that should be left to accumulate, and the best way for some of the reserves to be used," Biswas said.
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Reserves in U.S. dollars totaled $21.7 trillion, or roughly 21.9 percent of allocated reserves, in the second quarter, down from a 64.6 percent share in the first quarter, when dollar reserves totaled $5.71 trillion.
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Unallocated reserves represented just 14.6 percent of total global FX reserves, down from 16.7 percent in the second quarter.
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China will strengthen construction of storage of strategic reserves for oil products, and will build reserves for natural gas.
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Beijing's foreign exchange reserves had been reduced recently by some $500 billion, maintaining a comfortable $3.3 trillion in reserves.
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Unallocated reserves represented just 16.6 percent of total global FX reserves, down from 19 percent in the first quarter.
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In the Channel Islands, however, scientists have found that marine reserves have helped increase fished species outside the reserves.
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Reserves held in U.S. dollars climbed to $6.499 trillion, or 62.48 percent of allocated reserves, in the first quarter.
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Of these, more than 1,200 live inside nature reserves, and eight of these reserves have been supported by Zoo Atlanta.
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To regain control, it started paying interest on excess reserves (ie, those reserves in excess of those required by regulation).
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However, the rate on most existing reserves, remains at 0.1%, while the rate for required reserves was cut to zero.
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Thirty percent of known oil reserves and 50 percent of gas reserves would also have to stay in the ground.
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This is happening in a country that has the world's largest proven oil reserves and eighth biggest natural gas reserves.
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The Los Angeles reserves, who led the NBA in bench scoring entering the contest, outscored the Hornets' reserves 50-41.
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The mine has 115 million tonnes of proven coal reserves and an estimated 400 million tonnes of untapped coal reserves.
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Given the significant amount of additional reserves required, the regulator has allowed insurers to book additional incurred but not reported (IBNR) reserves gradually over a period of five years and use discounting of the outstanding claims reserves.
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Allocated reserves now include part of China's official reserves, with full currency allocation disclosure set to take two to three years.
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DeMarre Carroll added 19 while Spencer Dinwiddie contributed 18 as Brooklyn's reserves outscored the Pelicans' reserves by a 55-5 margin.
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Egypt also has enough sugar reserves for more than four months and enough oil reserves for about five months, MENA said.
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Forex reserves are expected to further stabilise, the regulator said, adding that the monthly change in reserves' total is also stabilising.
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The cost of developing existing reserves and the amount of carbon those reserves produce has now become more important, they say.
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Russia has been eager to further explore its Arctic oil and gas reserves as its reserves in western Siberia are diminishing.
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The acquisition increases Harmony's South African reserves by 8.27 million ounces, excluding any reserves at Mponeng below the existing mining infrastructure.
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To increase reserves, maintain the U.S. dollar peg and raise banks' capital reserves, the central bank last year undertook what the International Monetary Fund termed "unconventional" financial engineering, raising dollar reserves to a then-record high of $41 billion.
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Katarzyna Zajdel-Kurowska also said that the basic assumption in FX reserves management is maintaining the reserves in safe and liquid assets.
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It also holds 3.1 percent of global proven natural gas reserves, and plans to gradually develop those reserves through offering exploration concessions.
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Its members' gargantuan reserves may mean it could regain that if U.S. drillers keep pumping ever more oil and start exhausting reserves.
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Iran has the world's second-largest natural gas reserves and the fourth-largest oil reserves, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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China's foreign reserves ballooned 24 fold in that period, rising to $4 trillion from $166 billion and dwarfing every other country's reserves.
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Qatar sits on very huge reserves, 22022 billion dollars for Qatar investment authority alone plus 260 billion dollars from central bank reserves.
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Interest on reserves arbitrage is, in theory, how the interest on reserves influences short-term rates outside of the federal funds market.
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Uganda estimates overall crude reserves at 6.5 billion barrels, while recoverable reserves are seen at between 1.4 billion and 1.7 billion barrels.
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OIL RESERVES Aramco had 23.1 billion barrels of oil equivalent in 22018, larger than the combined reserves of Exxon Mobil Corp, Chevron Corp, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, BP Plc and Total SA. The reserves have an estimated life of 210 years.
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According to the department, almost 30 of the coal reserves west of the Mississippi river, 50 percent of uranium reserves, and 85033 percent of oil and gas reserves are on tribal lands but 86 percent of the lands are currently untapped.
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A third-party assessment of the area determined they held about 500 million barrels of proven reserves, and 1.4 billion in probable reserves.
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Known global reserves of gold are almost 225 percent larger today than in 153, and silver reserves are more than 215 percent larger.
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Headline reserves are $184 billion but a $29 billion asset on the central bank's forward book implies total reserves are about $213 billion.
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Yadavaran has reserves of 31 billion barrels of light and heavy crude oil while North Azadegan has 5.7 billion barrels of crude reserves.
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The company's liquid assets accounted for about 22015x of its net claim reserves and 29939x of its net technical reserves at end-2852.
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The energy producer manages 95 percent of proven oil reserves in the United Arab Emirates and 92 percent of the country's gas reserves.
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Multiple experts pointed to the example of Norway's central bank, which found that the more reserves it provided, the more reserves banks wanted.
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On Wednesday, the government started dipping into its emergency fuel reserves, using up three of the country's 2000 days of strategic gas reserves.
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On Wednesday, the government started dipping into its emergency fuel reserves, using up three of the country's 115 days of strategic gas reserves.
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China's state reserves fall under two categories - strategic petroleum reserves for which the state builds tanks and pays the full cost of storage and oil, and commercial state reserves whereby the state leases tanks and shares the cost of buying oil with companies.
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Separate to foreign exchange reserves, "legal reserves" are what the central bank sets aside from profits by law to be used in extraordinary circumstances.
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It also has the world's fourth-largest gold reserves, according to the company, with over 64 million ounces of proven and probable gold reserves.
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Energy companies write down the value of their reserves when commodity-price declines make it uneconomical to extract oil and gas from those reserves.
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"Converting resource estimates to reserves is an intense and costly process and not all the resources may ultimately be upgraded to reserves," he said.
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Japan treats crude oil stored by Aramco as quasi-government oil reserves, counting half of the barrels stored by Aramco as national crude reserves.
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This means fossil fuel companies with large reserves of oil, gas, or coal will have to leave most of those reserves in the ground.
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Nigeria's OPL 245 is one of the biggest sources of untapped oil reserves on the African continent with reserves estimated at 9 billion barrels.
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Furthermore, in a system awash with so many reserves, the need to borrow reserves in the market has precipitously declined for domestic commercial banks.
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The favorite for currency reserves is the dollar with a 62 percent share of global reserves, while the euro has a 20 percent share.
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Even though reserves and repo are treated equally for regulatory purposes, regulators themselves express a strong preference for liquidity in the form of reserves.
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BURNING THROUGH RESERVES The central bank sold a total $387 million in reserves in four auctions during the day, aimed at stabilizing the peso.
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The current level of reserves in Turkey falls short of short-term external liabilities, and FX reserves remain sensitive to private sector rollover rates.
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The Energy Information Administration of the United States ranks Iran as possessing the world's fourth-largest oil reserves and second largest natural gas reserves.
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Japan treats the crude oil stored by Aramco and ADNOC as quasi-government oil reserves, counting half of the barrels as national crude reserves.
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China has dipped into its national pork reserves to stave off that crisis, but it doesn't have the same ability with its oil reserves.
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Countries like Saudi Arabia may have reserves estimated to last 70 years, but oil companies' proven reserves are much shorter-range, typically 10-15 years.
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Those reserves are more than 10 times the oil and gas reserves reported by Exxon Mobil, which has a market valuation of around $314 billion.
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Its share of currency reserves has fallen for 9 of the last 11 quarters — though dollars still account for more than 60% of global reserves.
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The regulator has been trying to defend the currency using foreign exchange reserves, but reserves have more than halved since 2013 to about $14 billion.
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Given the significant amount of additional reserves required, the regulator has allowed insurers to book additional IBNR reserves gradually over a period of five years.
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"They want to use up their reserves before we're at a point where we tell them you can't use their fossil fuel reserves," she said.
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The regulator also played down the risk of falling in the country's foreign exchange reserves, saying China has ample reserves to fend off external shocks.
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"As China's foreign exchange reserves fall, there's a visible shift in policy to defend the reserves," said Wang Youxin, a researcher at Bank of China.
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That will involve, among other things, one-third of all known oil reserves and 80 percent of known coal reserves being left in the ground.
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The central bank reported a $6.66 billion increase in reserves from the bond sale, bringing total reserves to $35.85 billion after running precariously low under Fernandez.
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Indonesia had earlier maintained that the stake should not include the value of unmined reserves while Freeport has said "fair market value" should include the reserves.
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But estimates put more than 60 percent of the world's oil reserves and 40 percent of its gas reserves in carbonates, the oilfield services firm notes.
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We obviously with our accountants and our lawyers have a whole process around reserves and we feel good about our reserves and how we're moving forward.
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Insurers last year alone diverted more than 10 billion euros ($11 billion) into their special reserves, or ZZR in German, bringing total reserves to 32 billion.
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The Central Bank's website showed a drop of $430 million in international reserves, signaling the government may have dipped into reserves to pay the PDVSA bond.
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Cochrane also said the company has recertified the reserves in its P'nyang field in Papua New Guinea, and the reserves are higher than it previously thought.
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Foreign reserves have grown to $85.9 billion, or 45 percent of GDP, from 21 percent in 20173, and are bigger than Canada's reserves of $83.1 billion.
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Using strictly reserves, the Knicks dominated the fourth quarter by a 30-13 margin, and their reserves outscored Orlando's bench players 1033-7 in the game.
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"Part of their reserves will have been/are in U.S. equities so as the reserves fall, they are natural sellers of the S&P," Parker said.
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Because those observers' beliefs about the actual size of proven reserves inevitably would vary, there would be a statistical distribution of beliefs about the proven reserves.
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The bank's gross forex reserves stood at $74.9 billion, while its net international reserves stood at $28.48 billion as of the same date, data also showed.
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But even in 2030, EV batteries will require less than 1 percent of known lithium, nickel, manganese, and copper reserves (4 percent of known cobalt reserves).
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LONDON (Reuters) - BP has raised estimates for Saudi Arabia's crude oil reserves by 261.2%, marking the first major change to the country's estimated reserves since 250.
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Reserves held in dollars totaled $2.013 trillion, or 61.78% of allocated reserves, in the third quarter, compared with $6.78 trillion, or 61.49%, in the second quarter.
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While the latest central bank data showed net forex reserves were slightly below $37 billion, Oxford Economics/Haver calculated that actual usable forex reserves, taking into account beefed up gold reserves and commercial banks' forex requirements, stood at just $29 billion as of the end of August.
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While the latest central bank data showed net forex reserves were slightly below $37 billion, Oxford Economics/Haver calculated that actual usable forex reserves taking into account beefed up gold reserves and commercial banks' forex requirements stood at just $29 billion as of the end of August.
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Government figures for reserves have in the past often included wheat not yet in the country, a tactic traders say inflates the country's level of strategic reserves.
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In fact, recent findings recommend that 88 percent of the world's coal reserves, 35 percent of known oil, and 52 percent of natural gas reserves are "unburnable".
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Al-Thani said the central bank has $40 billion in reserves plus gold, while the Qatar Investment Authority has $300 billion in reserves that it could liquidate.
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Industry saw the enormity of U.S. natural gas reserves as far back as 2006, and by 2011 the mainstream media was reporting on this abundance of reserves.
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Jaques Wagner said the government is considering using Brazil's international reserves to lower its gross public debt, but it will not tap those reserves to bolster investment.
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Han said Beijing's foreign exchange reserves had been reduced recently by some $500 billion, though he noted that China still maintained a comfortable $3.3 trillion in reserves.
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Data for China's June foreign exchange reserves released after the market close showed reserves rose for a fifth straight month, but remained lower than forecasts, Reuters reported.
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Before the balance sheet rundown, the Fed had been running what it considered an "ample reserves" regime, where reserves a year ago had been around $1.8 trillion.
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Reserves held in U.S. dollars totaled $6.75 trillion, or 61.78% of allocated reserves, in the third quarter, compared with $6.78 trillion, or 61.49%, in the second quarter.
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The uplift of the reserves discount rate benchmark can help in mitigating the reserves required for long-term traditional products in the current low-interest-rate environment.
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Argentina possesses the world's second-largest reserves of shale natural gas and ranks No. 4 in reserves of shale oil, mostly in the Vaca Muerta fields in Patagonia.
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Reserves held in dollars rose to $29.263 trillion, or 285.4 percent of allocated reserves, in the third quarter, from $9.263.3 trillion, or 21.650 percent, in the second quarter.
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The SEC permits the optional disclosure of probable and possible reserves, however, we have not disclosed the Company's probable and possible reserves in our filings with the SEC.
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The bank, which reports changes in reserves with a delay of six months, said Chinese yuan accounted for 14.4 percent of its foreign currency reserves as of Sept.
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"This policy will enable the contractors to extract not only the remaining reserves but also plan to extract additional reserves by implementing new technologies," a government statement said.
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The bank will create excess reserves, a mechanism in which the bank pays interest on excess reserves kept at the bank, to increase the efficiency of monetary policy.
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India, the world's third biggest oil importer, is scouting for partners to fill the reserves and also to build storage to hold oil reserves and to cut costs.
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"They're going to want to maintain more bank reserves than before the crisis because they want run to monetary policy with a large amount of reserves," Bernanke said.
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"Unless there are additions to reserves and those reserves are brought into production, Nigeria can expect to see absolute declines in production from around 2020," the plan said.
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After the asset injection, BFG will be responsible for managing more than 80% of the policy grain reserves and 100% of the policy edible oil reserves in Shanghai.
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It recommended the Fed pay more attention to the spread between repo rates and interest on excess reserves in order to determine the appropriate level of excess reserves.
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Conventional gas reserves are estimated at 219 trillion cubic feet (tcf), or 27.06 billion cubic meters, and shale gas reserves, which are untouched, at more than 22019 tcf.
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Increasing reserves generally reduces the risk of future losses, but "sometimes reserves signal a deficiency in a block of policies that reoccurs in the same block," Caron said.
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Only two beaches have so far been restored, yet reserves are already running low, and last August APAL launched a study to identify sand reserves in the sea.
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"There's a range of estimates out there about what's the level of reserves consistent with there being abundant reserves in the system so that interest rates really are being controlled not by scarcity of reserves but by the interest rates that we set," said Williams, who had not read the paper.
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Loan-loss reserves at Kuwaiti banks, for example, represented 260% of impaired loans at end-2015, the highest GCC coverage ratio, and the sector's excess reserves, which we define as all reserves exceeding 100% of existing impaired loans, were equivalent to 2.5% of total loans on a weighted average basis.
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Chinese yuan reserves, meanwhile, increased to 1.89 percent, the most since the Washington-based IMF began reporting the currency's share of such reserves in the final quarter of 2016.
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Reserves held in U.S. dollars rose to $6.63 trillion, or 61.94 percent of allocated reserves, in the third quarter, from $20023 trillion, or 62.4 percent, in the second quarter.
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State-owned ADNOC produces around 3 million barrels of oil per day and manages 95 percent of UAE's proven oil reserves and 92 percent of the country's gas reserves.
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In his America First Energy Plan, Trump promised to "unleash America's $50 trillion in untapped shale, oil, and natural gas reserves, plus hundreds of years in clean coal reserves."
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The decline in reserves means that at the end of 2017 Shell had enough reserves to sustain its production for 8.9 years, compared with around 10.5 years in 2015.
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However, Governor Murat Cetinkaya said while the bank knows the impact of swaps on its reserves, it does not design tools by looking at the impact on the reserves.
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Legacy euro currencies made up 17 percent of global FX reserves when the euro was launched, and a decade later the euro accounted for 27.6 percent of global reserves.
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The People's Bank of China added nearly 16 tons of gold to its reserves in May, the sixth straight month China's central bank has added to its gold reserves.
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At current rates of production, Colombia has less than six years worth of oil reserves, the energy ministry says, and urgent investment in exploration is needed to replace reserves.
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Huang called for changes to how China manages its massive pile of foreign exchange reserves, saying the Ministry of Finance should play a key role in managing the reserves.
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It added it will push forward diversification of foreign exchange reserves in a steady, prudent way and ensure safety and liquidity while increasing the value of foreign exchange reserves.
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It effectively increased A.I.G.'s reserves by $500 million at a time when analysts were watching whether the company was bleeding down its reserves to help lift its earnings.
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The Gulf Coast is home to roughly 30 percent of the United States's proven oil reserves; The Gulf Coast and Texas hold 35 percent of its natural gas reserves.
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Shell has one of the lowest reserves life ratio among its peers and last year it saw reserves plunging to new lows after divesting a large number of assets.
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Although Malaysia's foreign reserves have grown in the past few years, serving as a buffer for external vulnerability and volatility, Moody's noted that maturing debt obligations have surpassed reserves.
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Reserves held in U.S. dollars fell to $6.62 trillion, or 61.69 percent of allocated reserves, in the fourth quarter, from $6.63 trillion, or 61.94 percent, in the third quarter.
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Exxon Mobil might have to concede that 3.6 billion barrels of oil-sand reserves and one billion barrels of other North American reserves are currently not profitable to produce.
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One trader said the series of steps would diminish the central bank's already depleted reserves, starting with $5 billion cut from its gross reserves due to the forex measure.
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"We have to make a judgment about the size of reserves, what ample reserves really means in this environment and what the appropriate size of this is," he said.
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"We have to make a judgment about the size of reserves, what ample reserves really means in this environment and what the appropriate size of this is," he said.
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The market responded positively to China's foreign exchange reserves data published on Wednesday showing reserves rose in May for a fourth consecutive month and by more than markets had expected.
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These stocks must be kept separately from commercial reserves, and the draft states that such compulsory reserves could only be used at the direction of the state council or cabinet.
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Much of the country's calculated reserves sit outside Egypt in shipments that still may be rejected, traders said, raising the possibility that reserves could hit critical levels sooner than anticipated.
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The U.S. Energy Department said on Thursday it was offering up to 6 million barrels of crude from national emergency reserves to raise funds to modernize U.S. strategic oil reserves.
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That means the Navy would add 4,000 active duty sailors and 1,000 reserves, and the Air Force would add 85033,100 active duty airmen, 900 Air National Guard and 800 reserves.
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FX reserves likely dipped to $123 trillion, from $2.998 trillion in January, when reserves fell below the closely watched $3 trillion level for the first time in nearly 6 years.
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But asked if this means the central bank will sell FX reserves to slow any currency appreciation, Campos Neto said policymakers will have to analyze the impact on reserves policy.
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Trump's America First energy plan calls for American energy dominance based upon our world-leading recoverable oil reserves – that is, the reserves that are technologically and economically possible to extract.
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The pace of reserves decline slowed in 13Q17, with international reserves decreasing to USD4.7 billion at end-March, from USD4.8 billion in December 2016 and USD10.1 billion in December 2015.
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"I don't worry about production and reserves in the company," he told Reuters in an interview, citing oil and gas fields that could be upgraded to proved reserves over time.
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Al-Thani said the central bank has $40 billion in reserves plus gold, while the Qatar Investment Authority sovereign wealth fund has $300 billion in reserves that it could liquidate.
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U.S. oil producers added 19863 billion barrels to their proved reserves last year as a result of new field discoveries and extensions of reserves within existing fields, the EIA says.
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China's choices narrowing as it burns through FX reserves to support yuanChina's defense of the yuan is causing its foreign exchange reserves to tumble below a key mark of stability.
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The fund does not exclude reserves of metallurgical coal, which is used in the making of steel, but it does exclude utilities if they own their own reserves, he said.
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"Use this historic moment to create a plan to establish cash reserves and, if you need to use them, a future plan to rebuild and replenish those reserves," she said.
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The deal also imposed a cap on Horizon's reserves, after which Horizon would have to return money to policyholders, but the cap was above the current level of the reserves.
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Its crude oil reserves were stable at 261.1 billion barrels in 2015, while gas reserves rose to 297.6 trillion standard cubic feet from 294 trillion standard cubic feet in 2014.
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The legal reserves, which are separate from the central bank's foreign exchange reserves, are what the central bank sets aside from profits by law to be used in extraordinary circumstances.
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There are fossil fuel resources (what is ultimately recoverable), reserves (what is known and economically recoverable), and developed reserves (what is known and recoverable in currently operating mines and fields).
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The coast of Texas is home to roughly 30 percent of the U.S' known oil reserves and 35 percent of its natural gas reserves, according to the New York Times.
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OIL RESERVES Aramco, the world's biggest oil company, had in 2017 liquids reserves of 260.2 billion barrels of oil equivalent, which are larger than the combined reserves of Exxon Mobil Corp, Chevron Corp, Royal Dutch Shell Plc, BP Plc and Total SA, and which have an estimated reserve life of 54 years.
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RESERVATIONS OVER RESERVES: The efforts by state banks and the central bank itself have sparked worries that Turkey is depleting reserves that may be needed to fend off another currency crisis.
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Exxon Mobil on Friday said it could write down billions of barrels of reserves, marking a change of course as the company faces federal investigations into how it values those reserves.
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The central bank has previously said it wants to have around $500 billion in reserves, and Nabiullina repeated on Friday that increasing the reserves was a strategic aim for the bank.
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As of year-end 7503, the largest exposure is to run-off workers' compensation reserves at 37% of total net non-life loss/LAE reserves, followed by active operations representing 20%.
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The central bank's net international reserves fell to $25.84 billion in dollar terms as of May 3, data showed on Thursday, while the its gross forex reserves stood at $72.63 billion.
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Though it has huge reserves, an economy the size of China's needs them to cover imports and foreign debts, and the less liquid assets in reserves can't readily serve those purposes.
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The rate cut is on excess reserves to minus 0.1%, meaning institutions will have to pay the central bank for the privilege of parking reserves that exceed those required by regulators.
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The U.S. Energy Department said on Thursday it was offering up to 6 million barrels of crude from national emergency reserves to raise funds to modernize the U.S. strategic oil reserves.
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They adjusted this rate differential to discourage banks from borrowing reserves at the lower fed funds rate and profiting on the higher IOER by leaving the reserves at the central bank.
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THEY ARE GOING TO WANT TO MAINTAIN MORE BANK RESERVES THAN BEFORE THE CRISIS BECAUSE THEY WANT TO RUN MONETARY POLICY WITH A LARGE AMOUNT OF RESERVES AND REASONS FOR THAT.
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Reserves rose $6.92 billion during February to total $74.3763 trillion, their first increase since June 2016, compared with a drop of $12.3 billion in January, when reserves fell to $2.998 trillion.
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Poland amended a bill on obligatory oil and gas reserves in the summer of 2017 to set conditions requiring private gas companies that want to import gas to maintain some reserves.
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Net international reserves are around one-third of the gross end-December level of USD107.2 billion (5.6 months of CXP), and gross reserves are on a slow but sustained downward path.
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It would be enough for it to speed the pace at which it rebuilds those reserves; building up its reserves involves selling roubles on the market, which could weaken the currency.
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Tribal reserves could decline to about two months of operations but the tribe remains committed to rebuilding cash reserves to cover nearly a full year of operations over the medium term.
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Grid controllers must have enough fast-acting frequency reserves, short-term operating reserves and rapid demand management options available to deal with the sudden loss of up to n-93 generation.
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Conventional gas reserves were also up, by 4.7 percent to 5.44 trillion cubic meters, while oil reserves nudged up 0.1 percent to 3.501 billion tonnes (25.66 billion barrels), the ministry said.
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I would love to see China taking this position, together with African countries, European countries and the West, saying national parks, game reserves, conservation areas, forest reserves are absolutely hands-off.
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Oil is a finite resource, but whether reserves last 50 or 500 years will probably depend less on overall supply than on technologies to extract and use those reserves more efficiently.
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BURNING THROUGH RESERVES The central bank sold $169 million in reserves on Friday at an average 59.1301 pesos per dollar in its first currency market intervention of the day, traders said.
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That surge in reserve balances made it impossible to raise rates by limiting the availability of reserves, the traditional method, so instead the Fed paid banks not to use the reserves.
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The company said crude made up 73% of its total proven reserves, equivalent to some 7.2 years, with gas accounting for the remaining 27% of reserves, or 10.4 years of production.
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FX reserves have continued to rise, with net international reserves reaching USD26bn at the end-January - up from USD24bn at end-December and more than USD10bn above their July 13 low.
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Institutions that don't earn interest but have reserve balances are willing to lend them out, and in theory, banks should want to borrow these reserves to earn the interest on reserves.
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"What we learned from that is clearly the level of reserves that which were still ample reserves is higher than what we learned from the surveys and the outreach," he said.
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The gross external financing requirement as a percentage of FX reserves is 260%, the highest of Fitch-rated emerging market sovereigns, reflecting international reserves of just 1.3 months of current external payments.
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"There have been some movements in reserves, but dollar holdings have never been larger," because total reserves in the world have grown, said Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex.
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Previously, the central bank, which discloses its foreign currency reserves structure with a lag of six months, had reported having less than 1 percent of its reserves stored in yen-denominated assets.
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"These reserves are often victims of their own success - those reserves are so popular that it becomes a problem for the reasons that they were established," said Neil Burgess, a co-author.
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The OPEC member state has been seeking investment to increase its crude oil reserves to 40 billion barrels by the year 2020, up from the current proven reserves of 37.2 billion barrels.
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Williams estimated the so-called balance sheet rolloff could end when bank reserves get to "maybe $1 trillion of reserves or somewhat more than that," about $600 billion less than current levels.
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Earlier on Wednesday, ExxonMobil Vice President Emma Cochrane said the company has recertified the reserves in its P'nyang field in Papua New Guinea, and the reserves are higher than it previously thought.
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The impact on CET1 will be cushioned where banks hold regulatory reserves for loans that are not yet impaired, as these excess reserves could be re-designated to help meet higher provisioning.
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"At a time like this, when you're in a rising rate environment, which, by the way, is what I grew up in, you needed enough reserves, not completely inactive reserves," he said.
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The central bank by law sets aside "legal reserves" from its profits to be used in extraordinary circumstances, and they are separate from its forex reserves which have dwindled in recent months.
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In the first instance, controllers can call on fast-acting frequency reserves, short-term operating reserves, pump storage, open-cycle gas turbines and interconnectors with neighbouring power grids to boost power supply.
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As of year-end 2016, the largest exposure is to runoff workers' compensation reserves at 30% of total net non-life loss/LAE reserves, with active operations representing 20% of the total.
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Williams estimated the so-called balance sheet rolloff could end when bank reserves get to "maybe $1 trillion of reserves or somewhat more than that," about $093 billion less than current levels.
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In its benchmark 13 Statistical Review of World Energy, BP recalibrated some Saudi gas reserves as oil, allowing Riyadh to close in on Venezuela's top spot as the world's largest reserves holder.
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In an attempt to abate price pressures China has released meat from its frozen-pork reserves, an emergency facility created in the 1970s (many countries have oil reserves for the same reason).
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Any change in the reserves could affect next year's planned international offer of a stake of roughly 5 percent in Aramco, since some investors' models are based on valuations of the reserves.
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But as fewer reserves are available, the Fed's path of interest rates hikes will make it even more profitable for banks to hold excess reserves, as IOER payments get higher and higher.
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FALLING RESERVES Fed officials had anticipated that its reserves, which shrunk after the Fed began reducing its balance sheet in the fourth quarter of 2017, would fall short of demand from banks.
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Whereas it is worth noting Iran is one of the richest countries in the world in natural resources, registered as enjoying the second largest gas reserves and fourth largest crude oil reserves.
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China's Foreign Exchange Reserves Dwindling Rapidly | China's foreign exchange reserves have shrunk by nearly a fifth since the summer of 2014, as Beijing has moved to shore up the value of its currency.
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Earlier, the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi indicated that the RBI has excess reserves of more than 3 trillion rupees ($43.22 billion), or 30% of total reserves of around 10 trillion rupees.
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China aims to add 5-8 mega oilfields with at least 100 million tonnes of reserves and 5-10 natural gas reserves with at least 100 billion cubic meters of deposit by 2020.
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In the same period, the recognition of impairments in the stock portfolio and their transfer from security revaluation reserves to the income statement explained about a quarter of the increase in these reserves.
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Beyond allowing private companies to build and operate some strategic petroleum reserves (SPR), draft rules issued by the National Energy Administration (NEA) on Tuesday will also oblige companies to keep compulsory oil reserves.
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But the kingdom weathered the Arab spring and regional turbulence with little difficulty and remains a stable and highly functional state, with the world's largest oil reserves, low debt and high cash reserves.
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The central bank also said on Wednesday it saw the current level of its reserves as "comfortable enough" and did not set a timeframe for reaching a level of reserves of $500 billion.
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This technical tweak is seen as a move to discourage banks from borrowing reserves at the lower fed funds rate and profiting on higher IOER by leaving the reserves at the central bank.
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Elvira Nabiullina, central bank governor, told reporters Russia's reserves would rise thanks to state foreign currency purchases for the country's fiscal reserves and banks returning dollars they had taken in forex repo operations.
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First, as it began large-scale purchases of assets, and also paying interest on reserves, those reserves skyrocketed to more than $2.5 trillion (from pre-crisis levels of around $10 billion—see chart).
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"The reserves under the ground are by constitution owned by the state but the state will give Aramco through the concession the exclusive right to monetize those reserves," Falih told reporters in Riyadh.
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As the stock of reserves in the system grows the Bank plans to increase its "Macro add-on balance"—which receives 0% interest—so that only banks' marginal reserves attract the negative rate.
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"China has reached a stage where the foreign exchange reserves system must be reformed," Huang said, adding that the Ministry of Finance should play a bigger role in managing the country's foreign reserves.
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The re-estimates of proven reserves required by the SEC are unlikely to matter much if at all, as the accounting value of the reserves is a veil for the true market value.
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As Japan gas a priority claim on the stockpiles, it treats the crude oil stored by Aramco and ADNOC as quasi-government oil reserves, counting half of the barrels as national crude reserves.
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Holding up to $2 trillion in reserves could offer a bigger cushion and reduce the likelihood of volatility in short-term borrowing markets, depending on what the demand is for reserves, he said.
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Morgan Stanley calculates the current level of net reserves - or gross foreign currency holdings minus banks' mandatory reserves together with the country's own holdings - at $303 billion as of the end of 2019.
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Holding up to $2 trillion in reserves could offer a bigger cushion and reduce the likelihood of volatility in short-term borrowing markets, depending on what the demand is for reserves, he said.
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With plans to expand liquefied natural gas (LNG) output fivefold to 140 million tonnes by 2030 and to extract currently uneconomic oil reserves, Russia is effectively speeding up its reserves monetisation, Novak said.
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Ecopetrol closed 2019 with 1.89 billion barrels of oil equivalent in proven reserves, also known as 1P reserves, up from 1.73 billion barrels at the end of 2018, it said in a statement.
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With plans to expand liquefied natural gas (LNG) output fivefold to 140 million tonnes by 2030 and to extract currently uneconomic oil reserves, Russia is effectively speeding up its reserves monetization, Novak said.
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As Japan has a priority claim on the stockpiles, it treats the crude oil stored by Aramco and ADNOC as quasi-government oil reserves, counting half of the barrels as national crude reserves.
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The federal funds interest rate, or what banks charge each other to borrow excess reserves overnight, crept up last week after the U.S. central bank lowered what it pays banks on excess reserves.
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"In terms of required reserves we are proposing to give certain authority to the central bank to determine the amount of required reserves by taking into account assets not only liabilities," Mus said.
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The Company funded the transaction using its internal cash reserves.
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You're buying reserves that go far out into the future.
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But these reserves work only if they are well policed.
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Trump has promised to boost industry access to these reserves.
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We have -- North America is replete with the petroleum reserves.
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PayPal ended the year with $5.7 billion in cash reserves.
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Reserves hit their lowest level in at least five years.
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Georgia reserves some of its for treatment for gambling addiction.
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It burned through $1 trillion in reserves before it steadied.
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Blumenthal served Marine Reserves in Washington, not actually in Vietnam.
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In particular, it reversed a sharp decline in foreign reserves.
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NPLs in the retail portfolio were fully covered by reserves.
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BC began subbing in reserves late in the first quarter.
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Reserves Eric Paschall and Jacob Evans added 14 points apiece.
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Zimbabwe is seeking to exploit its platiunum reserves more quickly.
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It shored up its loss reserves by another $3.6 billion.
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But it reserves the right to attack "terrorists" in them.
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TURKEY'S RESERVES "VERY MUCH INSUFFICIENT" TO REFINANCE EXTERNAL OBLIGATIONS - MOODY'S
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I'd guess Apple reserves this gesture for the AirPods, though.
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Houston reserves combined for six points through the third quarter.
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Russia's reserves were at around $397 billion earlier this month.
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But it doesn't have enough reserves to sustain that policy.
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Godwin Emefiele said the bank would defend its dollar reserves.
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The German Government reserves the right to take further steps.
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In Poland, the government released strategic reserves to ensure supply.
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Reserves are vital to maintain confidence and forestall capital flight.
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Saudi Arabia could not allow reserves to drift towards zero.
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Today, reserves are back down to 1.35 percent of loans.
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To view a graphic on Global FX reserves, click: reut.
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You'll also find wine farms, game reserves and ostrich farms.
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Those reserves are just a different type of government liability.
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Foreign reserves have shrunk by 55% since 2013 (see chart).
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Reserves Marcus Morris and Marcus Smart scored 225 points each.
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Current account and FX reserves in India, Indonesia, Philippines: reut.
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Kurds have long claimed Kirkuk and its huge oil reserves.
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Since January this year, China's reserves have been growing again.
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Reserves have more than doubled in the past two years.
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Maybe he reserves all of his resentment for his exes.
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The territory has offshore fishing, phosphate reserves and oilfield potential.
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Banks use the bonds as part of required liquidity reserves.
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And when capital flows leave, China's reserves take a hit.
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All five Pacers starters and two reserves reached double figures.
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THEY ALWAYS HAVE RESERVES COME DOWN AROUND THEIR NEW YEAR.
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The idea was to preserve its dwindling foreign exchange reserves.
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Buoyed by its vast oil reserves, Brunei emerged relatively unscathed.
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Its assets include significant oil reserves located offshore Abu Dhabi.
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Last, there are the HKMA's foreign reserves of $360 billion.
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He also reserves plenty of criticism for the economics profession.
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Hospital profits and cash reserves are hovering near historic highs.
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Colombia has 1.78 billion barrels of proven reserves of crude.
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THE U.S. CASUALTY BUSINESS IS A SOURCE OF THE RESERVES.
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The central bank does not publish data about its reserves.
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Central bank reserves are estimated at less than $10 billion.
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AIG conducts quarterly reviews of reserves for its various lines.
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Its cash reserves dropped to $1.2 billion as of Dec.
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For example, Jordan reserves 15 seats for women in parliament.
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In December alone reserves fell by more than $100 billion.
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Iowa's reserves finished with 274 of the Hawkeyes' 268 points.
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"Chinese reserves are in dollars, euro, yen, sterling," Zandi said.
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Additional work is underway to prove up these reserves. 3.
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Greater reserves also can give the companies more borrowing power.
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Zimbabwe is seeking to exploit its platinum reserves more quickly.
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AND GO BACK TO A FAIRLY SMALL NUMBER OF RESERVES.
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Reserves have also been used to finance the budget deficit.
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Bulgaria's sovereign external buffer continues to strengthen as reserves climb.
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Under SEC rules, that disqualified this oil as booked reserves.
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Provisioning is prudent, with NPLs being fully covered by reserves.
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So holding reserves at the central bank represented a penalty.
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Burning international reserves to defend the currency has not worked.
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Reserves are double what they were before the Great Recession.
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The block then had proven reserves of about 2 TCF.
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Oil reserves refer to crude that's economically feasible to extract.
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Iraq has one of the world's largest known oil reserves.
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Their capital reserves are set to reach zero in 85033.
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Elsewhere, new reserves continue to be discovered in the region.
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It has the largest proven oil reserves in the world.
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Reserves dropped by a record $107.9 billion in December alone.
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Most analysts treat Saudi Arabia's declared reserves as a placeholder.
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We're going to pull this guy out of the reserves.
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Early last year, the ministry estimated reserves at 800 tonnes.
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"We have adequate reserves, there is adequate firepower," Garg said.
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Reserves employees work remotely and in many cases from home.
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But even more worrisome, the country's oil reserves are dwindling.
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The area has offshore fishing, phosphate reserves and oilfield potential.
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Alaska still likely has billions of barrels of oil reserves.
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They are also having to write down their reserves estimates.
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Reserves stood at $17.546 billion at the end of June.
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The exact composition of the reserves is a state secret.
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It's not that India doesn't have plentiful reserves of coal.
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It's not even that India's reserves are expensive to mine.
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After completing active duty, he remained in the Army Reserves.
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Egypt roughly had $36 billion in reserves before the uprising.
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Reserves fell by $28.6 billion last month, to $3.202 trillion.
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Energy industry experts say the reserves may be far greater.
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The country currently has less than 13 years of reserves.
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Falling foreign currency reserves, which it uses to buy imports.
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You should reserves FastPasses at least 30 days in advance.
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Chinese foreign currency reserves fell by $99 billion in January.
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IN THIS CASE, YOU HAVE PERMIAN WITH GREAT OIL RESERVES.
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Reducing the bond holdings results in a decrease in reserves.
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One concern has been the level of Morocco's foreign reserves.
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Reserves stood at $15.536 billion at the end of July.
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Foreign currency reserves stood at $98.3 billion as of Nov.
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He also served in the Navy and Air Force reserves.
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And there were deep reserves of tragedy in the second.
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Japan's Oil Reserves Are the World's Largest!" and "Shocking Reversal!
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It has the world's largest supply of proven oil reserves.
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The company has more than $40 billion in cash reserves.
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Nets reserves outscored the Thunder by themselves, totaling 23 points.
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We can't even burn all of our currently developed reserves.
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You make a special effort to play shows on reserves.
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Banks can turn reserves into real money by making loans.
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Some players do not want to be known as reserves.
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The president then seems surprised the country has oil reserves.
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November's foreign exchange reserves data is due out next Wednesday.
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The country also has low debt and large cash reserves.
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The company's fields have reserves estimated at 200 million barrels.
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LeCounte wasn't surprised to see younger reserves step in effectively.
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That forced banks to yank reserves parked at the Fed.
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Net reserves are down around $10 billion year to date.
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Nigeria's forex reserves declined to $36.68 billion as of Feb.
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A significant part of the reserves is held in gold.
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They also started November with $156 million in cash reserves.
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From February until August, the reserves had declined $14.1 billion.
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By 2011, Argentina had more than $85033 billion in reserves.
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Romero said proven reserves will also increase during the administration.
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Companies are constantly on a treadmill to replace those reserves.
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Stored reserves represent potential new supply that can cap prices.
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Midyan was discovered in the 1980s and has significant reserves.
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Reserves guide Warriors to win in Finals openerr OAKLAND, Calif.
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The company's cash reserves have grown to nearly $100 billion.
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More than 75% of Edison's production and reserves is gas.
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Paris argues Indonesian law means coal reserves belong to the state, and so technically AKT's reserves could not have been used as collateral for a loan without the company seeking, and getting, state approval.
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Rating agency Moody's said on Monday the erosion of foreign currency reserves was credit negative and the central bank's use of reserves to prop up the lira posed questions about its transparency and independence.
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It was the first time since June 2014 that reserves climbed for four months in a row, and the biggest gain since reserves moved back above the closely watched $3 trillion level in February.
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Shale gas was the only one of 22 major minerals listed to add zero newly discovered reserves in 2016, although potash was assigned a negative figure, indicating that some previous reserves were written off.
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The bulk of the entity's reserve volume remains concentrated in annuities reserves (51.1% of technical reserves as of March 21), managing an annuities run-off generated prior to the 2212 private pension system reform.
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Starting with the August data, the central bank changed the format of its data; it stopped disclosing net international reserves and began using a different and larger indicator, international reserves plus foreign currency liquidity.
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Rasmussen declined to comment on the current split of cash, debt, and financial instruments in its reserves, or if there is an upper limit on how much of Tether's reserves can be non-cash.
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The central bank has not published currency reserves since dollarisation and Zimbabweans worry it is creating zollars without the backing of sufficient reserves or gold, leaving the system vulnerable to a crisis of confidence.
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International versions of a similar strategy, such as the SPDR MSCI EAFE Fossil Fuel Reserves Free () and SPDR MSCI Emerging Markets Fossil Fuel Reserves Free () ETFs, kick out carbon but are highly diversified portfolios.
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"The increase in reserves is due to the discovery of new reserves in several mines, notably in Randgold's Loulo-Gounkoto complex and the Morila mine," head Yaya Djire, head of the ministry's mines division.
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The country's reserves started to take off after its entry into the World Trade Organisation in 2001 as a huge trade surplus and an influx of investment funds quickly led the reserves to balloon.
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Shale gas was the only one of 22 major minerals listed to add zero newly discovered reserves in 3.5013, although potash was assigned a negative figure, indicating that some previous reserves were written off.
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In 2016 the central bank carried out what it and the IMF have called "unconventional" financial engineering to boost foreign currency reserves, maintain a peg to the U.S. dollar and raise banks' capital reserves.
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Since 2017, the iPhone manufacturer's reserves have fallen by $61 billion from its $163 billion peak, with Apple taking advantage of US tax reforms to repatriate overseas reserves and pay it out to investors.
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As large bodily injury claims may take several years to settle, reserves for claims already notified but not settled need to be taken into account, as do reserves for claims incurred but not reported.
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The bank said recent fluctuations in gross reserves were driven by ordinary transactions and periodic factors, and there were no unforeseen incidents, adding that it was decisive about its policy towards reinforcing its reserves.
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Fan also added that he viewed the fall in China's foreign exchange reserves as a positive thing, saying that the yuan was increasingly becoming a global currency, which reduced the need for massive reserves.
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Sentiment has arisen that although the Fed has expressed a desire to allow bank reserves to stay high that it may have to expand the balance sheet again to provide banks with more reserves.
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Additionally, the Bill of Rights reserves for the people any rights not specifically mentioned in the Constitution and reserves all powers not specifically granted to the federal government to the people or the states.
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Mehdiabad, a world class zinc, lead and silver deposit, has 154 million tonnes of proven reserves, according to IMIDRO, which expects the concentrate reserves to reach up to 700 million tonnes once exploration is completed.
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The Bank of France said on Monday it already held some currency reserves in yuan, hours after the German central bank said it was looking to move some of its reserves into the Chinese currency.
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Speaking on the increased litigation reserves, Paul Kavanagh, CEO at Patronus Partners, told CNBC Thursday that the bank not try to preempt the amount of the final settlement with the DOJ by increasing their reserves.
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The European Central Bank already converted 500 million euros worth of its U.S. dollar reserves into yuan last year but national central banks under the ECB made independent decisions on the composition of their reserves.
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For example, the BoJ's negative interest rate policy applies to only about 10 percent of commercial bank reserves at the central bank, with the majority of reserves attracting a zero or marginally positive interest rate.
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But Saudi reserves have remained unchanged for almost 30 years despite shifts in technology and oil prices, which would have produced some variation if they were calculated according to normal commercial standards for "proved reserves".
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The U.S. Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) document provides a detailed breakdown of the global reserves cut Conoco announced in quarterly results in early February, when it debooked 1.75 billion barrels of oil equivalent of reserves.
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America is sitting on a treasure trove of untapped energy – some $50 trillion dollars in shale energy, oil reserves and natural gas on federal lands, in addition to hundreds of years of coal energy reserves.
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Its financial reserves are estimated in the tens of billions of dollars rather than hundreds, and its proven oil reserves will last only 21 years at the current rate of production, oil company BP estimates.
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FED SEEKS TO INCREASE BANK RESERVES A reduction in excess bank reserves, cash held at the Fed that can be made available for loans, was also cited as a large contributor to September's repo stress.
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Collins, who has served as a chaplain for the Air Force reserves since 2002, deployed to Iraq for a year in 2008 and remains in the reserves presently, a resume he mentioned in his apology.
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This week, JPMorgan Chase increased its reserves for bad energy loans.
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It said the Kondaneft fields' reserves stand at 157 million tonnes.
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Reinsurance and strong catastrophe reserves should be a major mitigating factor.
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The Czech reserves bear comparison to Switzerland, a reserve-currency economy.
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The company's debt is piling up even as cash reserves dwindle.
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Clearing history will also clear that information from Facebook's reserves, too.
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States control about 90% of the world's oil and gas reserves.
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At their pinnacle, reserves reached around $3.99 trillion in mid-2014.
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Brazil holds $377.4 billion in reserves, according to central bank data.
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Georgia's foreign-exchange reserves fell to $2.5 billion as of Dec.
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NBA fans decide starting lineups; reserves are selected by league coaches.
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At their peak, reserves reached around $3.99 trillion in mid-2014.
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The Reserve Bank of India has $363 billion in international reserves.
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Another major concern is damage to the region's rich fish reserves.
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Shell declined to comment on the potential size of the reserves.
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The reserves were enough to finance 8.4 months of retained imports.
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The current lithium mine reserves came in at 28.99 million tonnes.
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Foreign reserves were up; the budget deficit and inflation were down.
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Foreign-exchange reserves are gradually run down to pay for it.
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Foreign reserves, for example, fell for five consecutive months from October.
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US federal land, especially in the West, contains enormous coal reserves.
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"Reserves are now $62 billion," Benabderahmane told state news agency APS.
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Dwindling foreign-exchange reserves equate to just nine months of imports.
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Nor is there any sign that reserves are being built up.
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They helped the Clippers' bench outscore the Lakers' reserves 60-19.
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Known reserves of each are much larger than they were then.
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Budget officials said reserves were the highest in the city's history.
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Strive to build cash reserves to last six to 12 months.
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Some of Jokowi's designated spots are nature reserves with fragile ecosystems.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected reserves to rise $10 billion.
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Foreign reserves have dropped $4.4 billion in the last two months.
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Through three quarters, the Charlotte bench outscored Miami's reserves 37-28.
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Saudi Aramco's oil reserves are 19133 times those of Exxon Mobil.
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This leaves the country with just $7.8 billion of gold reserves.
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Romania's offshore gas reserves are estimated at 200 billion cubic metres.
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Reserves are among the most important numbers in bank financial statements.
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Its remote nature reserves are ground zero for the wildlife racket.
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Multilateral and bilateral assistance and substantial bond issuance have boosted reserves.
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Go deeper: ExxonMobil makes a huge add to its oil reserves
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After the DRC, Australia has the world's second-largest mineral reserves.
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The central bank also burnt through currency reserves defending the rupee.
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In these, power plants are paid to remain available as reserves.
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But then you should be required to have more capital reserves.
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Meanwhile, Pakistan is beginning to exploit large indigenous reserves of coal.
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The dusty city is close to Tunisia's oil and gas reserves.
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You have to plan for when things break, have reserves ready.
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Uganda has an estimated 6.5 billion barrels of crude oil reserves.
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China has suffered from outflows from its foreign reserves for months.
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The figure surpasses Saudi Arabia's 212bn and Russia's 256bn in reserves.
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Deutsche had litigation reserves of 5.5bn at the end of June.
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And the dollar still accounts for the bulk of official reserves.
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Gas reserves elsewhere in Europe, such as the Netherlands, are declining.
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Last time, they drained $1 trillion from China's hard currency reserves.
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It did not give any details on the oil reserves discovered.
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Banks are also beefing up reserves to meet new global regulations.
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Since then, reserves have more than halved, weighing on the pound.
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China's foreign currency reserves now stand at more than $3 trillion.
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Anyone reserves the right to refuse to have their picture taken.
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At end-May, FX reserves were ISK739bn (around 31% of GDP).
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In fact, that's when you most need reserves in the bank.
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The Hornets reserves were outscored 55-41 by their Portland counterparts.
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Both the Philippines and Indonesia release FX reserves data next week.
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In 2015 alone, the PBOC's currency reserves plunged by $700 billion.
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Oman's reserves suggest a default is unlikely in the short term.
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It also requires that large banks pay for the additional reserves.
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Reserves Tyler Cavanaugh added 14 points and Marco Belinelli scored 13.
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Its sales are higher than production due to previously accumulated reserves.
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It hopes that this will maintain reserves and stimulate domestic production.
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Langston Galloway and Buddy Hield, also reserves, scored 18 points apiece.
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Nigeria's foreign exchange reserves stood at $40.56 billion as of Jan.
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Reserves are now approaching the record $11.98 trillion reached in 2014.
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Exxon has been struggling to replace crude reserves in recent years.
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Meanwhile, holding reserves at the central bank has become more appealing.
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Of the Hornets' first 57 points, 28 were scored by reserves.
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The reserves are primarily managed by the People's Bank of China.
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I thought going Reserves would be more manageable, but it wasn't.
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A few landowners have reinvented their properties as wax palm reserves.
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Oil reserves refer to crude that is economically feasible to extract.
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In normal times, the Fed sells Treasuries to drain excess reserves.
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The government has dipped into its strategic reserves to maintain supplies.
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Further to this, Aramco's oil reserves are the cheapest to extract.
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Below are some key facts about Aramco's history, reserves and operations.
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Fourthly, Chinese FX reserves are not solely comprised of government bonds.
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Dollar reserves have more than halved to $16.4 billion since then.
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Foreign-exchange reserves hover around $10bn, according to the Central Bank.
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But Kentucky also got a huge bump from its senior reserves.
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Take the SPDR S&P 10 Fossil Fuel Reserves Free ETF ().
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Ashikbayev said Kazakhstan wanted to help Brazil explore its uranium reserves.
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The president reserves the final decision on whether to impose tariffs.
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The move may put pressure on the country's reserves, dealers said.
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The isolated nation lacks domestic petroleum reserves as well as fertilizer.
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Still, the ministry reserves the right to rule on prominent deals.
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As a result, A.I.G. could add the amount to its reserves.
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"Families with no financial reserves face enormous stress," the report says.
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The power is V8-mellow without the lurches and untapped reserves.
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China's forex reserves management departments are responsible investors, the SAFE added.
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Total also debooked undeveloped reserves at Surmont, according to SEC filings.
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The Sixers got 65 points from their reserves, led by Saric.
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Nearly $2 trillion in excess reserves was accumulated with the Fed.
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In fact, all three are sitting on huge reserves of cash.
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He said farmers were also holding maize reserves from last year.
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Most of Apple's $85033 billion in cash reserves are sitting overseas.
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This is roughly 10% of the world's total proven petroleum reserves.
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Reserves almost halved to $16.4 billion by the end of November.
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They added that the company also said its reserves were sufficient.
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The petro will be backed by oil, gold, and mineral reserves.
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Energy industry experts say the true reserves may be far greater.
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In addition, identified cobalt resources are much larger than existing reserves.
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As reserves fall below 2,300 megawatts, all available resources are deployed.
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Reserves combined to score 15 first-half points for the Wolfpack.
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Reserves are still substantial — it's whether they can be produced economically.
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Amer has said reserves would reach $25 billion by year-end.
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This includes 11 forest reserves, which serve as important carbon sinks.
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But she reserves most of the best bits for Johanna herself.
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Vescovo talked about Everest or his tours in the navy reserves.
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By Monday, it had cash reserves of less than $40 million.
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The central bank has been replenishing its reserves of hard currency.
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But the area is also believed to contain large petroleum reserves.
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Over all, the Knicks reserves outscored the Pelicans' backups, 42-10.
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The Iranian government has kept billions more as foreign-exchange reserves.
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Some have tapped into significant oil reserves, and some have not.
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Beijing buys Treasuries as a safe-haven for foreign exchange reserves.
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Foreign currency reserves would cover less than two months of imports.
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It is not known how much meat China keeps in reserves.
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Last week, S&P also downgraded Nigeria, citing declining external reserves.
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Foreign exchange reserves are running low; the national debt is climbing.
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So, why would the Fed pay interest on these excess reserves?
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Iran is estimated to have around 2.7 billion tonnes of reserves.
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Marketplaces, plazas and nature reserves have been built in for residents.
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Now, Russia still has a lot of oil and gas reserves.
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There are enough U.S. gas reserves to last us a century.
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The recoverable reserves are an estimated 20193 million barrels of crude.
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It was the 11th consecutive month in which forex reserves fell.
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Its main purpose is to manage China's massive foreign currency reserves.
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Many state-chartered credit unions also pay taxes on their reserves.
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He has warned that Turkey reserves the right to resume attacks.
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However, the kingdom's reserves can make up for a temporary shortfall.
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Obviously, they miscalculated their insurance reserves in a big, big way.
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More than half of the Knicks points (57) came from reserves.
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Bangladesh's central bank has around $28 billion in foreign currency reserves.
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Central bank gross reserves stood at $10 billion as of Feb.
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But China's foreign exchange reserves have not been doing very much.
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Make sure you have adequate liquid reserves to cover an emergency.
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No one reserves a hotel expecting it to not be there.
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Qatar has the third largest natural gas reserves in the world.
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Congressional powerThe Constitution reserves for Congress the power to declare war.
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China has also been ramping up its gold reserves this year.
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Estimated proved reserves are some 50 million barrels of oil equivalent.
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Correspondingly, reserves fell to $1.47 trillion, the lowest since March 2011.
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For years, when the firm said reserves it meant hard cash.
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The reserves increased by $18 billion to $223 billion in 2019.
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"We can't endlessly spend our reserves," Siluanov told an economic conference.
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Bank reserves, meanwhile, have grown little – just $11.6 billion since Sept.
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In 2016, the Fed paid $12 billion in interest on reserves.
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Banks have been earning interest on reserves for nearly 10 years.
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So, my view markets are functioning well with the ample reserves.
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Williams said the Fed had underestimated the amount of reserves needed.
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At November 2015, FX reserves were ISK548bn, around 20153% of GDP.
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Their combined 47 led the 61-point contribution from Washington's reserves.
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That forced banks to draw down their reserves at the Fed.
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That forced banks to drain their reserves parked at the Fed.
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Princeton's reserves sat quietly, scratching their chins or clenching their hands.
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It may be flagging us about the optimal level of reserves.
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Aramco's official reserves figures were "more than confirmed" said one source.
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The current level of reserves appeared to be within historical norms.
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The government in Pyongyang is forced to spend down strategic reserves.
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The Crimson Tide's reserves outscored Florida's subs 19-5 before intermission.
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It shut down two weeks ago, after exhausting its fuel reserves.
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They don't know what is the equilibrium amount of excess reserves.
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Beijing buys Treasuries as a safe haven for foreign exchange reserves.
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"[T]he danger posed by the Fed's bloated asset holdings and the resulting massive level of excess bank reserves is that with a full blown recovery now under way, the demand for credit will accelerate and force the Fed to move quickly to raise interest rates on reserves or sell securities to sop up excess reserves," Gramm and Savings wrote.
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These ratios are weaker, but the agency highlights that although capital is affected, reserves will be strengthened, and will cover impaired loans 2.3x, from a reserves coverage ratio of 1x that has historically prevailed at Findep.
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The federal funds rate, or what banks charge each other to borrow excess bank reserves, has risen in the past couple of days, likely due to reduced excess reserves in the U.S. banking system, they said.
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The Bank of France also said on Monday it already held some currency reserves in yuan, hours after the German central bank said it was looking to move some of its reserves into the Chinese currency.
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And excluding all humans from reserves creates tension with local villagers, who often want to graze their animals or forage for firewood—a problem with nature reserves around the world that is keenly felt in India.
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The RBI's recent decision to allow banks to make additional Tier 1 (AT0003) coupon payments from statutory reserves may have helped mitigate short-term coupon-deferral risks, but state banks' reserves are likely to continue falling.
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Pakistan's foreign currency reserves have plunged to below two months' cover, falling this week to about $9 billion from $16.4 billion in May 2017, despite China propping up the reserves with loans worth several billion dollars.
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But that means delving into the hard currency reserves they have rebuilt since past bouts of volatility — and Indonesia has already spent $6 billion of these reserves over February and March to stem the rupiah's slide.
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Some bearish investors have also expressed skepticism about the reliability of China's official foreign exchange reserves data, which showed reserves at $3.2tn at the end of January — still the world's largest despite declining for 19 months.
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WAEMU countries must pool their foreign reserves at the regional Central Bank of West African states (BCEAO), which in turn deposits at least 50% of its foreign reserves into a dedicated account at the French Treasury.
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BEIJING, Oct 9 (Reuters) - China's cross-border capital flows remained stable in September and the overall appreciation of foreign exchange reserves' investments helped boost the value of forex reserves last month, the regulator said on Monday.
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The greenback's share of allocated currency reserves rose to 22011 percent of the total allocated reserves in the fourth quarter of 228.9, equivalent to $22.438 trillion, from 63.98 percent in the third quarter of last year.
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It had long been speculated that China did not report its reserves to the IMF and the country's asset holdings were part of the unallocated reserves component totaling $4.118 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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U.S. reserves in 29 amounted to 212 billion barrels of oil, surpassing the previous peak set in 21940, and enough to sustain production at current rates for 254 years, even if no new reserves are added.
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In a statement, the bank also said the remuneration rate for U.S. dollar denominated required reserves, reserve options and free reserves held at the bank has been decreased by 100 basis points and set at 1%.
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Few anticipated that China's reserves would hit an all-time peak the month after Li's comments – and even fewer would have expected that Beijing needed to worry about a fall in those same reserves so soon.
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Deputy Finance Minister Vladimir Kolychev said last year that the move was meant to shield Russia's reserves from external risks and would make the fund's composition closer to that of the central bank's foreign currency reserves.
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Bahrain had more than $2 billion maturing over the period, accounting for more than 50% of FX reserves, the data showed, while Ecuador had nearly $1.5 billion in debt maturing, just under 50% of FX reserves.
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Though the composition of China's reserves is a state secret, analysts agreed the falling value of other currencies it holds against the rising U.S. dollar likely accounted for some of the fall in reserves last month.
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Despite having massive natural gas reserves, Saudi Arabia is short of gas supplies as the majority of its gas reserves are associated with oil, said energy consultant Sadad al-Husseini, a former senior executive at Aramco.
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The borough expects to have to resort to the use of reserves in FY18 and FY19 of a total of GBP0003m out of usable reserves of GBP614m, of which GBP507m are cash and short-term investments.
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Weeks earlier, the Fed hinted at tweaking the rate differential to discourage banks from borrowing reserves at the lower fed funds rate and profiting on the higher IOER by leaving the reserves at the central bank.
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ANKARA EYES LEGAL RESERVES: In May, Ankara was crafting unorthodox legislation to transfer some 40 billion lira ($6.6 billion) from the central bank's legal reserves to the Treasury to shore up a larger than expected budget deficit.
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The lira lost 30% against the dollar last year and another 10% so far this year in part due to worries about a run-down in the central bank's net reserves, which are different from legal reserves.
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ISTANBUL, March 28 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank continues to strenghten its reserves "decisively", governor Murat Cetinkaya said on Thursday, adding that total reserves rose to $96.7 billion as of March 27, state-owned Anadolu news agency reported.
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Market participants believe the PBOC will continue buying the metal in a bid to diversify its currency risks, as gold reserves, according to Reuters calculations, currently make up only 1.8 percent of the country's total foreign reserves.
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The People's Bank of China has drawn on its foreign exchange reserves to curb renminbi weakness, but analysts believe the central bank may soon be forced to abandon this policy to prevent reserves dropping below dangerous levels.
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At some point, banks will revert to their old practice of holding only minimal reserves and actively lending and borrowing on the fed funds market to dispose of unwanted reserves or to make up for temporary shortages.
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Societe des Bauxites de Guinee (SBG), a subsidiary of MetalCorp Group, plans to develop a new concession in northwestern Guinea that the company says has proven reserves of more than 300 million tonnes in proven bauxite reserves.
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In principle, those reserves should be in the form of cash; letting banks count their holdings of government debt towards part of the reserves will free up cash which the banks can lend back to the economy.
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For the Fed, such a program could shrink more of its balance sheet, currently at $3.86 trillion, and may discourage big banks from hoarding reserves, resulting in more even distribution of reserves to smaller banks, he said.
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Burning through reserves—fast Iran is waiting for the lifting of sanctions, expected sometime in 2016, to pump more oil to improve its economy, whereas the Saudi's are losing they are burning through their cash reserves quickly.
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"The central bank is in a really difficult position and the fact that governor Cetinkaya hasn't fully explained in a sufficient way the FX reserves and then the breakdown for those reserves definitely didn't help," he said.
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Another 830 to 4,160 are estimated to be serving in the reserves.
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The Atacama salt flat has the largest and highest-quality proven reserves.
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It also has relatively low cash reserves and fairly thin profit margins.
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This is what matters far more than pipelines or opening oil reserves.
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Zimbabwe holds the world's second-largest known platinum reserves behind South Africa.
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He recommends building up five to 10 years' worth of these reserves.
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And for this Russia has the capacity, the reserves to supply gas.
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And Zoom has $9 million in reserves to pay any remaining claims.
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One option would be to prevent banks from switching reserves into cash.
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Saudi Arabia has already burned through $150 billion of foreign exchange reserves.
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"Management reserves the right to limit quantities," read a notice to customers.
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It looks like they cut the warranty reserves on the new cars.
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Olynyk's heroics helped the Boston bench outscore the Washington reserves 48-5.
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The once wealthy nation has the most oil reserves in the world.
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They argue that authorities have ample financial reserves to recapitalize the banks.
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Searcy said operating reserves were projected to top 5,800 MW on Wednesday.
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The $2 billion impairment resulted from the company's review of its reserves.
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The basin boasts reserves of around 180 trillion cubic feet of gas.
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The country has $380bn of reserves, equivalent to a fifth of GDP.
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The fund's reserves stood at 130,000 ounces at the end of 2018.
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IEA member states hold an additional 1.6 billion barrels in strategic reserves.
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Reserves fell by $15.89 billion in August, the biggest drop since May.
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Dallas reserves Dorian Finney-Smith and Justin Jackson added 10 points each.
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Dallas reserves Dorian Finney-Smith and Justin Jackson added 103 points each.
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Central banks sometimes have used reserves to help support their respective currencies.
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Dollar reserves have been used to pay off maturing foreign currency debt.
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Additionally, Randgold has the largest and cheapest gold reserves in the world.
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Mr Trump, in short, reserves the right to do something, or nothing.
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Myanmar has gas reserves, but exports most of its existing offshore production.
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Some have since followed this up with negative rates on bank reserves.
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CHINA FX REGULATOR SAYS EXPECTS CHINAS FX RESERVES TO REMAIN OVERALL STABLE
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Bloomberg added that it has about $587 billion in total foreign reserves.
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If banks fail these tests, they're required to beef up their reserves.
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That is equivalent to more than half of Hong Kong's fiscal reserves.
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Also on Monday, China will reveal its foreign currency reserves for October.
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Robert De Niro reserves the right to refuse service to Donald Trump.
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