Investors also digested seesawing oil prices and strong new home sales data.
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The seesawing will continue for the foreseeable future — but hey, it's May.
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China's Shanghai Composite (SHCOMP) was down 0.1%, after seesawing between gains and losses.
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Production from Libya's Sharara oilfield, the conflict-riven country's largest, has been seesawing.
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Consequently, as an investment, they're at the whims of a seesawing political climate.
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After seesawing earlier on Monday, the index finally closed 0.44 percent higher at 41,640.27.
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Their attitudes were barely affected by the stock market's violent seesawing in recent weeks.
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The song's single-note guitar lines and seesawing structure would also become Fall trademarks.
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" And Chinese officials are nervous about the effect that Mr. Trump's seesawing could have: • "Mr.
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It exemplified the tangled threads of a North Korea policy seesawing uneasily between diplomacy and pressure.
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But despite the dramatic seesawing of solar production, the eclipse came and went without major disturbance.
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Stocks are seesawing on Wednesday, with the Dow trying to avoid a 4-day losing streak.
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Longer-dated euro zone government bond yields were seesawing around flat, inching off earlier session lows .
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They can sour quickly if shares plunge in value, a possibility in China's seesawing stock market.
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Longer-dated euro zone government bond yields were seesawing around flat, inching off earlier session lows .
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But for many couples, an egalitarian marriage can involve a certain amount of seesawing over time.
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Trump, meanwhile, is seesawing over whether he would declare migration along the southern border a national emergency.
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Several journalists reported the seesawing results live on Twitter, with Mr. Yancey's 10-vote margin slowly eroding.
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Cryptocurrencies have been marked by volatility this year, often seesawing 10 or 15 percent in a single day.
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Remember, broadband providers also loudly called for "regulatory certainty" instead of the seesawing rules of the last five years.
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Softness in consumer spending briefly spooked stock markets this week, which were already seesawing thanks to trade-war uncertainty.
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Then there was Sarepta, Kala, Amarin, Nektar and more — all saw their stocks seesawing this week on new developments.
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Eat In Paris this winter, with the weather seesawing between frigid and mild, I found myself baking with apples.
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It's an album of extreme ups and downs: wretched and ecstatic, calculating and abandoned, seesawing between angst and raunch.
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For two decades Ms. DiDonato has taken on a strikingly mixed bag of mezzo repertoire, seesawing between centuries and styles.
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But federal policy was rarely benign, seesawing between respect for tribal independence and the desire to isolate or assimilate Indians.
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It has gained attention with the public through its television commercial featuring actor Danny Glover seesawing between laughter and tears.
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Hassan and an accomplice severed the imam's head with long, seesawing motions, then held up his head to the crowd.
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In fact, the 2005 Ashes series turned into the greatest I have ever witnessed, the probable outcome seesawing almost hourly.
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Equal parts humanizing and violent, Green Room is fantastically visceral, seesawing relentlessly between tension and shock until its final moments.
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Ms. Piper sustains a dangerous, seesawing tension between the familiar, wryly civilized surface and the primal agony that swallows selfhood.
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By seesawing between bland normalcy and hellishness, Lobo denies his audience the immersive horror that his film's best images promise.
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It fell 1.6 percent to a low of $149.75 a share, seesawing all afternoon before rebounding to $152.24, according to Yahoo.
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I spent many years drunk, seesawing between the incredible self-loathing and glimmers of elation that come along with being intoxicated.
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The Nowhere Inn is a semi-fictionalized story about the hazards and constantly seesawing power balance inherent in making a documentary.
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Binner said he expects property and casualty names affected by the storm, which had been seesawing, to rally on the news.
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Musk publicly floated the possibility of taking the company private in a tweet that sent shares seesawing and company leadership scrambling.
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Tradres have paid close attention to production from Libya's Sharara oilfield, the conflict-riven country's largest, where output has been seesawing.
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Congressional enmity was not a Trump creation, particularly during this annual exercise in seesawing ovations, poorly concealed grimacing and occasional outbursts.
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The news comes at a time when health-care companies and hospitals are seesawing on President 's every word about the industry.
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HSBC's seesawing skew towards Asia is one of four factors that explain its 211-year quandary over where it should be based.
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Sterling was flat at $1.3038 after seesawing during the previous session on uncertainty over the way Britain will leave the European Union.
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The pan-European STOXX 22.3 index closed up 21% after seesawing earlier in the day, following a dramatic sell-off on Monday.
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This doc chronicles X's seesawing career, and follows its members as they prepare for a long-awaited headlining gig at Madison Square Garden.
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Why it matters: Trump's seesawing on NAFTA has been controversial, as both the legal and economic consequences of pulling out are extremely unclear.
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New York (CNN Business)The coronavirus outbreak has sent many stocks seesawing -- but that's good news for web conferencing company Zoom Video Communications.
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"Lamp Lit Prose" faces the division between romantic bliss and political dread — between individual comfort and mass anxiety — by purposefully seesawing between them.
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On the other hand, however, is the nearly half of the country that is caught between the two sides of the seesawing conflict.
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In the throes of a rollicking election season, hijacked daily by Twitter warfare and seesawing polls, a wider view can be too easily obscured.
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Shares of Bristol-Myers Squibb closed up nearly 2 percent Monday after seesawing on the uncertainty surrounding whether Starboard took a position or not.
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The inconsistency of the President's analysis of Pakistan is striking, but not unexpected, in light of his seesawing perspectives on other countries like China.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei share average, which plummeted into bear market territory the previous day, ended higher after seesawing on Wednesday, helped by short-covering.
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Again and again, Trump wobbles under pressure from seesawing stock values and poll numbers, criticism and praise, media scrutiny and phone chats with friends.
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Seesawing between humor and pathos, he fails to develop the story's occasional hints of underlying nastiness that suggest the program is not entirely benign.
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Markey's bill, if passed, would be a blow to a Trump administration seesawing between inflections of populist empathy and often starkly unpopular conservative policy.
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The S&P 500 Index and have been seesawing between negative and positive levels for the entire year, with the slumping 5 percent since January.
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Let's recap the seesawing trends: One has to wonder whether these poll fluctuations are picking up genuine changes in opinion among millions of American voters.
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Oil prices came under pressure on Friday from seesawing U.S. equity markets due to fears over global economic growth amid a standoff in Sino-U.
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But with 9 minutes 2 seconds left in the first quarter, Molloy scored his first goal, energizing the Bears in a seesawing battle against Maryland.
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Watch Norma watching herself onscreen in a state of mimetic rapture, or seesawing violently between little girl coquettishness and iron imperiousness with her captive lover.
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President Trump's seesawing response to the deadly racial violence in Charlottesville, Va., has been rebuked by countless politicians, business executives, community groups and religious leaders.
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Brent crude futures rose 43 cents, or 0.7%, to $3.63 a barrel by 0109 GMT, after seesawing through Wednesday to end with a 4.1% tumble.
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U.S. oil prices settled lower after seesawing throughout Thursday, as ballooning U.S. crude inventories and a lack of new progress to temper supply capped bullish sentiment.
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Oil prices finished Tuesday's session higher after seesawing in choppy trade, as investors weighed the potential for disruptions to crude supply, especially in the Middle East.
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I suspect that the seesawing we've seen in the past handful of elections may settle down a little as the economy recovers, but the tide will turn.
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The pressure to appear perfect seesawing with the shame of admitting you weren't already, all held up by booming industries that urge us to make the transition.
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Gender fluidity in "Hen" mostly means seesawing between extremes, with the puppet moving from hyper-feminine to muscleman looks, and some of the political commentary feels didactic.
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Oil prices dropped after seesawing throughout the session as lingering concerns over global demand and rising U.S. output offset expectations for major producers to further curtail supply.
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When things go pear-shaped, though, Dumisa stages the calamities in tense, bite-sized scenes viewed through Randal's seesawing lenses, cleverly conveying the frustration of his immobility.
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But seesawing commitments and the reservations from numerous lawmakers throughout Thursday laid bare the difficulty that Republican leaders faced in trying to push through a repeal bill.
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But the seesawing account of his legal debts, coupled with his use of a particularly nebulous payment system, set him apart from other high-profile figures' online pleas.
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But it thrilled American foreign policy experts who had watched Ukraine struggle for decades in the shadow of Russian economic and military threats, seesawing between democracy and authoritarianism.
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Meanwhile, the closed 1.3 percent higher to finish at 2,663.42 and the Nasdaq composite rose 1.7 percent to close at 7,209.62 Cashin expects the market to keep seesawing.
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Most of the seesawing can be attributed to lighter-than-usual volume, which is typical for a holiday week, but volatility has become a hallmark of trading lately.
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The more culture is called upon to manipulate society, the more irrelevant it becomes, an avalanche of toys, towers of candy, entertainment seesawing between extremes of neurasthenia and barbarism.
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Samsung SDI's seesawing stock rose yesterday on the news that Tesla might use batteries supplied by the company after all – but only for the tech group's energy storage products.
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"This market keeps seesawing because we're in a very binary moment where the glass-half-empty scenario is genuinely much worse than the glass-half-full scenario," Cramer explained.
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That's a remarkable open, since new issues typically experience a lot of seesawing on the first day as investors weigh demand for the stock against the company's actual business.
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For a team seesawing its way through the season, it was a daylong reminder that the Mets (33-34) have yet to find a formula that gets them to .
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But the seesawing stock market, a trade war with China and other countries and uncertainty over the direction of the economy are all now weighing on I.P.O. decision-making.
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Their bait and switch between rage and lenity was showcased early on, with moments on Opiate like in its title track, which has Keenan seesawing between soft cooing and screaming.
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Encapsulating the seesawing ennui and excitement of city life, numbers such as "The Ladies Who Lunch," which was explicitly tailored for Stritch, and "Another Hundred People" have become cabaret classics.
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Trump, who in 2014 praised Gowdy's ascension to lead the Benghazi probe as a "great decision," has had a seesawing relationship with the soft-spoken South Carolinian in recent years.
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Oil prices came under pressure on Friday from seesawing U.S. equity markets due to fears over global economic growth amid the escalation of a trade war between the world's top economies.
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DONALD TRUMP'S nerve-jangling presidential term began its second half with a federal-government shut down, seesawing markets and the ejection of reassuring cabinet members like Generals John Kelly and James Mattis.
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And as seesawing stock markets, reverberations in the worlds of international business and travel, and rising death and infection rates show, the White House remains deeply vulnerable to events it cannot control.
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Perpetually a bellwether — with bipartisan representation in the United States Senate currently and seesawing control of the governorship for decades — Pennsylvania has assumed an especially prominent place in the present political moment.
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The year ended where it began, in turmoil that featured the resignation of Defense Secretary James Mattis over the Syria withdrawal and volatile markets seesawing through the worst December since the Great Depression.
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The bank's shares are up more than 3 percent after seesawing Wednesday on the back of reports from German newspaper Die Zeit that the government was putting together a rescue plan for the bank.
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Although share prices in China matter little to the real economy, seesawing stocks feed fears among investors that the Communist Party does not have the wisdom to manage the move from Mao to market.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Forget authenticity, anti-commercialism and the like — above all, indie-rock as a genre fascinates for how performers quiver beneath the anxiety of influence, nervously seesawing between referents.
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Years of attention seemed to have gone into expensive, wonky animated projections that splashed onto the seesawing set to suggest the cycle's shifting locales, from the bowels of Nibelheim to Valhalla in the clouds.
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" But the majestic, seesawing strings hint at the peace and pleasures of letting someone else in: "And then I see you / The light falls through the room / And all of it don't seem so hard.
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Since then, the country has been caught in a seesawing conflict between two Presidents—one spuriously elected but backed by the armed forces, the other self-proclaimed but endorsed by much of the Western world.
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Canada's main stock index rallied nearly 1 percent in line with U.S. markets before the rate announcement but later retreated from session highs, also due in part to company news and seesawing crude oil prices.
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If an aim of congressional Democrats had been to present the public with a clear and convincing view of presidential misconduct, this seesawing from one sympathetic Democrat to the next Republican inquisitor will not have helped.
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We're upstanding end-of-the-era hippies who just need some help, that's all, so look at it like that, Meg, look at it like a simple thing, like seesawing, or jumping jacks, or doing cartwheels.
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The overall effect of this editing is to leave viewers constantly seesawing between fact and fiction, between artifice and reality, between what we think we know and what the players onscreen think they know at any moment.
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The director Pablo Larraín ("Jackie") returns to his native Chile with "Ema" (on Sunday), a tonally seesawing portrait of a dancer (Mariana Di Girolamo) and her choreographer husband (Gael García Bernal), who have returned the boy they adopted.
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The press's interest in sustaining drama around the race arguably led the media to overstate the significance of several state-level Sanders wins down the road, portraying a seesawing race when really Clinton held a fairly steady advantage.
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Each week I look on in a snowballing state of disbelief and semi-shock (it's hard to be completely surprised anew by how bad the situation continues to get), anxiously seesawing with emotions as the country is further imperiled.
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The ceremony recommences, and as the mayor begins his speech in Italian, those mellifluous, seesawing, meaningless harpsichord words, Less feels his mind drifting away like a spaceman from an airlock, off into the asteroid belt of his own concerns.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez extended the lead over his rival to just over one percentage point in a seesawing, delayed vote count for a presidential election that has sparked a political crisis, latest results showed on Thursday.
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At Nordstrom, another quarter of softness in its full-price stores reignited concerns that affluent shoppers are getting spooked by the seesawing stock market, while a comparable-sales decline at its discounted Rack locations signaled caution among the middle-class consumer.
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And the global body has had little sway in the seesawing diplomacy between Washington and Pyongyang, which has swung from threats of military strikes to the groundbreaking meeting in June between President Trump and Kim Jong-un, the North's leader.
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The case concerning the woman, Anna Yocca, 32, has wound its way through the courts in Rutherford County for nearly a year, seesawing between multiple charges in three indictments as she has continued to sit in a central Tennessee jail.
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It's safe to say the attention of the soccer world was not focused on the seesawing battle at Mordovia Arena in Saransk, Russia, on Thursday as Panama fell to Tunisia, 2-1, in the teams' last game at the World Cup.
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After seesawing between gains and losses, European stocks ended flat as bank weakness undercut encouraging euro zone data indicating economic growth in the first quarter was much stronger than expected and the unemployment rate fell to its lowest in more than a decade.
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After the seesawing of the company's stock when it debuted in 2012, regulators have gradually tightened rules and there has also been a glut of highly valued startup companies - called 'unicorns' in Silicon Valley parlance - that have been delaying their public offerings.
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"All for One" leans psychedelic, not funky, with a seesawing guitar riff that soon spins off multiple overdubbed guitars, along with a foot-stomping shuffle beat and lots of 1960s-style effects on Ian Brown's voice as well as the guitars and drums.
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After seesawing in early trading, the blue-chip index added 5%, boosted by a 30.4% jump in Boeing Co as sources said the planemaker may restart production of 23 MAX jet by May, setting up the stock for its best day since 1981.
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However, roughly half of the film's visuals confront systemic injustice and oppression, especially through images of police brutality; the film's seesawing violences and joys are aestheticized not as a means to dull the traumas of African-American life but to exacerbate and defy them.
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Through Erdogan's fog this much seems clear: Over 35 years after the last coup, and almost 20 years after the 1997 military intervention, Turks do not want a return to the seesawing military and civilian rule that marked the country between 1960 and 1980.
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Funeral is the better of the two—mostly because it presents Wayne in a glorious polyphonic: seesawing between his more free-associative AutoTuned gurgle and the pop avant-garde, all of it over trap-thick beats, syrupy screw-pacing, occasional soul flourishes, and granite-hard cool.
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Advisers told the president early this month in a briefing that the economy could slow markedly over the next year, complicating his path to a second term, but his stubbornness has contributed to seesawing, contradictory messages, The Washington Post reports after interviewing two dozen sources in contact with Trump and the White House this month.
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In Group B, the Huntsmen opened by seesawing past the Toronto Ultra 3-2250, winning the first (2189-23 on Hackney Yard Hardpoint), third (21-23 on St. Petrograd Domination) and fifth (21-303 on Gun Runner Search and Destroy) games despite dropping Piccadilly Search and Destroy 230-220 and Gun Runner Hardpoint 210-162.
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Cilic lost in four sets to Daniel Evans, and No. 89-ranked Andreas Seppi rallied from two sets down and saved a match point to beat Kyrgios, 1-6, 6-7 (20143), 6-4, 6-2, 10-8, in a seesawing match that featured a high-risk, between-the-legs shot from the enigmatic Australian.
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Whole Foods Employees Must Be Shitting Their Pants Right NowFor 1008.113 years, Whole Foods has enjoyed the honor of being on Fortune magazine's list of the top 100…Read more ReadFollowing Amazon's bombshell announcement of an agreement to acquire the Whole Foods grocery chain for $13.7 billion, stock prices for competitors in the industry have been seesawing for weeks.
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" Because of this seesawing, the best way to make sense of Hill's career is to divide it roughly in half, not chronologically but by the two kinds of movies he makes: on one side, the goofy comedies, and on the other side, well-received movies by respected directors, like "Django Unchained" and "The Wolf of Wall Street" and "Hail, Caesar!
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Schreck lets her unease about this paradox underlie her experience with the Constitution and its impact on her history, seesawing between ebullience and somber reflection when she tells, for example, the story of her great-grandmother's immigration to Seattle as a vulnerable mail-order bride with little legal protections (one of an influx of women who were recruited to join the community, sometimes called "Mercer Girls").
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