Fear is spiking, but is it spiking in part because of politics.
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On the bad side, you already have a spiking dollar, spiking interest rates.
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No one knows for sure why STI rates are spiking.
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But that's compared with revenue spiking 40.5% in fiscal 2019.
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The cases so far have been spiking every other year.
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Coindesk shows both ether and bitcoin spiking on the news.
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After scoring their latest victories, Republicans were spiking the football.
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Interest in the meme has been spiking again all spring.
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In his interview with Kelly, Putin was spiking the football.
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But I don't see the risk right now of spiking.
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But it's not just political violence that's spiking in Mexico.
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You don't have to worry about food-court costs spiking ...
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Complaints of harassment at the plants started spiking in 2011.
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After spiking in 2017, the market has become more turbulent.
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Around lunchtime, another doctor noticed the patient's heart rate spiking.
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Immigration lawyers in the region say their caseloads are spiking.
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Data had shown online sales spiking the Monday after Thanksgiving.
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The crash comes at a time when pedestrian deaths are spiking.
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You'll get new and more nutritious, JP-spiking types of food.
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U.S. inflation skyrocketed during that decade, with oil prices spiking higher.
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Spiking awkwardness The awkwardness only spiked when the candidates themselves appeared.
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But why are these overdose deaths involving cocaine and fentanyl spiking?
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Chris Cornell's music is spiking in sales on iTunes and Amazon.
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On the surface, it will look like Saudi production is spiking.
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Analysts say any serious refining outages could send gasoline prices spiking.
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Budget watchdogs say spiking levels of debt can inhibit economic growth.
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Graphs were spiking on the monitors but the system was holding.
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The small insurance market also helps explain why premiums are spiking.
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Opium production is spiking despite $8 billion spent to fight it.
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They've been talking about the spiking drug prices, and holding hearings.
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They resulted in some borrowing costs spiking as high as 10%.
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After spiking the ball, Duncan came on for his game-winner.
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US rates have risen rapidly, which led to spiking bond yields.
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Engagement on sponsored posts is spiking, even as advertisers cut campaignsIzea's prediction that rates for sponsored content will drop in the near term comes at a time when ad impressions and engagement on influencer posts are spiking.
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The federal case against him, however, was unrelated to the price-spiking.
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These top analysts see the stock spiking 28 percent from current levels.
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Wedding loan ads are spiking on social media and financial planning sites.
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Frighteningly, anti-Semitism is spiking at an alarming rate on college campuses.
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But with prices spiking, the level of risk is shooting up, too.
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Suicide rates, which closely correlate with loneliness, have been spiking since 1999.
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In dollar terms, the price of those goods and services is spiking.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Coronavirus: Is the COVID-19 outbreak in China spiking or waning?
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Lumber futures are also spiking on fear of damages and supply disruption.
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Around the same time a year ago, pollution was spiking in California.
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After spiking last week, borrowing rates have mostly gotten back in line.
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Bitcoins itself has had its own obstacles, spiking value aside, in catching on.
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Those are the gravitational waves spiking in frequency as two black holes collide!
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Follow Hogarth in spiking your polemic with humour, however, and views might soften.
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Drug deaths are also at a record high and gun crime is spiking.
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In the final two weeks, prices will start spiking by $6 per day.
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Shares of rival American trailed only slightly behind, spiking 220.26 percent to $53.15.
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In addition, just as oil prices were spiking, Brazil discovered major offshore reserves.
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Chatter was mild throughout the morning before spiking in the 7 a.m. hour.
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They sent global markets into chaos, with oil prices spiking 20% early Monday.
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The problem is larger than politics — murders are spiking across Mexico more generally.
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Gronk wobbled to his feet, then performed his signature spiking of the football.
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The category that witnessed the most growth over 2015, spiking by 1,091 percent?
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But that hasn't stopped doctors from using it or US prescriptions from spiking.
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Now, with his influence spiking again, he can help make or break it.
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A spiking repo rate was an early warning sign before the financial crisis.
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Crude prices had eased after spiking above $70 in response to the Sept.
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But the phone emerged at a moment of spiking anxiety about tech dependence.
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The future looks brighter as well, with business and consumer confidence spiking higher.
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What we need is someone bringing calm to the situation, not spiking it.
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Gasoline prices are spiking too; up to $2.34 a gallon, the new national average.
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The current solution is a stopgap—spiking the water supply with an anticorrosive chemical.
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Shares of Snap immediately reacted to the news, spiking as much as 2 percent.
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True and true, but both are declining after spiking sharply during the Great Recession.
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Some are worried for their physical safety, their anxiety spiking with each homicide report.
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That move would have sent a shock wave through health insurance markets, spiking premiums.
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Only this time, Pavelich accused Miller of spiking his beer and then attacked him.
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The hack came as bitcoin prices were spiking, reaching $19,000 per coin before subsiding.
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That has raised concerns about a prolonged cycle of spiking and falling crude prices.
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At the same time, inflation is spiking and unrest is reaching a fever pitch.
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The frequency of attacks using ransomware is spiking and so are the hackers' demands.
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But manufacturing output increased 0.2 percent last month after spiking 0.5 percent in January.
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In other words, it doesn't look great when both sides are spiking the football.
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But manufacturing output increased 0.2 percent last month, after spiking 0.5 percent in January.
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Eighty-three survey participants—or about 1.4 percent—admitted to spiking someone else's drink.
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During the hearing, Dorsey shared a snapshot of his spiking heart rate on Twitter.
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After spiking, Teva was still up more than 6 percent in after-hours trading.
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Lower spare production levels restricts how able OPEC is to respond to spiking prices.
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But for just a little extra security, we opted for got2b Glued Spiking Glue.
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Spiking ocean temperatures could also prompt an increase in algal blooms that poison seafood.
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He also denies spiking her with drugs back in the day ... as she claimed.
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After spiking rapidly because of the news, trading on Time Warner shares was halted.
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The number of news stories with the word "Uncertain" in them has been spiking.
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MRA attributes the instrument's spiking popularity to the participation of mom and pop investors.
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And in San Mateo, Facebook has been pegged as the cause of spiking housing prices.
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"I didn't know that someone there was continuing to keep spiking my drink," she said.
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Since then, the price has increased each year, spiking 32 percent between 2014 and 2015.
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What is happening with Obamacare premiums, and why are they spiking so much in 22017?
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Last month, one analyst said he suspected that Tesla sales in China are spiking up.
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I am by no means spiking the football a couple of months before the midterms.
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They do this by spiking a syrup feed with a small sample of explosive chemicals.
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Online fraud attacks have leveled off in the past year, after spiking in prior years.
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The Bronx was hit hardest, with drug-related fatalities spiking by a staggering 39 percent.
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Hemingway is also eager to assuage readers worried that Trump was spiking an ongoing investigation.
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But what many don't realize is that driving under the influence of drugs is spiking.
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Powell has shared Yellen's preference for slow, steady rate hikes to prevent inflation from spiking.
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A simple query in Google Trends shows search interest spiking following a disappointing September reading.
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The strike has focused on the public employee insurance system, which has sent premiums spiking.
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Demand has surged for hand sanitizer, with prices spiking and customers stockpiling on the product.
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Cases of coronavirus are spiking in South Korea: More than 6,500 people have been infected.
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Spiking bond prices and falling stocks suggest a rising chance of a widespread financial crisis.
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He cut the poverty rate, which was spiking before he took office, nearly in half.
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HK/SIN after spiking as high as $0.7993 immediately after the release of the minutes.
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HK/SIN after spiking nearly 1.5 percent to trade above the $1.36 handle on Friday.
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All have had significant short-term impacts, with oil prices spiking and stock markets plunging.
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But now, with volatility spiking, trading products like the XIV are coming back to bite.
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And spiking fuel prices due to low supply make the drive more expensive than ever.
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There is, however, a glimmer of hope for companies pressured by spiking D&O premiums.
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The pound was last up 0.4% at $1.2265, after spiking to as much as $1.2292.
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"Anxiety is spiking right now," said Jennifer McCue, a social worker in Brooklyn, New York.
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Spiking oil prices are likely, as is increased use of the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve.
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Nintendo shares are going absolutely bonkers following the announcement, spiking immediately following the unveiling on stage.
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This week, unfortunately, the likelihood of confrontation in Asia seems to be spiking higher as well.
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But after spiking the ball to stop the clock, Eli Manning threw three consecutive incomplete passes.
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As millennial women enter their 30s, demand for customized and affordable egg freezing services is spiking.
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The country is grappling with a two-pronged electricity crisis with spiking prices and sporadic blackouts.
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After spiking on August 7th — following Musk's tweet about going private — to $379.57, it's been falling.
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Benchmark U.S. Treasury yields were near their session high after spiking higher following the jobs data.
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The usual macro suspects, like spiking wages and commodity prices, do not presently explain reflation expectations.
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Surging U.S. energy supplies have helped Washington advance other geopolitical objectives without spiking global oil prices.
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Finerman believes volatility, which has waned after spiking earlier this year, could return to the market.
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U.S. stocks have risen sharply in 26, with the spiking nearly 22018 percent to record highs.
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Voters will hold every Republican Senate candidate accountable for spiking their costs and slashing their coverage.
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Harvey easily fielded the ball but misfired a throw home, spiking the ball at d'Arnaud's feet.
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With oil prices spiking, banks, seeking a sure bet, saw in fracking a tempting investment opportunity.
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Grabbing new Android users in emerging markets is a good way of spiking that growth again.
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Canada also bucked the trend, with Chinese investment spiking by 80% to $2.7 billion last year.
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It continued to fall over the weekend before spiking on Monday back to its original value.
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Sales are spiking in California, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon and Washington, according to cannabis data company Headset.
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Here again, was the kind of career-spiking opportunity that Paper Boi would've turned down flat.
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There were 78 crossings and attempts last year, with the number spiking in November and December.
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In the Michigan primary on Tuesday, Democratic turnout shattered records, spiking 33 percent over 85033 turnout.
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The coronavirus outbreak has also created an unlucky confluence of spiking demand and widespread supplier delays.
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Sometimes her cries went the other direction, too, spiking into screams, her body rigid with terror.
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Sales of face masks are spiking in China and around the world amid a coronavirus outbreak.
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Food, which makes up nearly a third of spending by Chinese consumers, is spiking the most.
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Oil&aposs bonkers week saw a &aposstunning&apos collapse after spiking on the Trump-Iran turmoil.
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For example, researchers might try to identify the drivers of the spiking suicide rate in Zimbabwe.
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Across the Capitol, bipartisan Senate Finance Committee leaders have also pledged to investigate spiking insulin prices.
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Many of the administration's actions may also be spiking early enrollment, according to some health experts.
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A protein called vascular endothelial growth factor, or VEGF, was spiking 10 times its normal level.
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Fastenal (FAST), another industrial company, suffered a surprise decline in margins due to spiking freight costs.
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Apple has seen the brunt of the rebukes over spiking the police-tracking app, dubbed HKmap.
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Saudi Aramco started trading publicly on Wednesday, with shares spiking 20.1% on its opening day.0.83.
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Zack Whittaker reports on the spiking number of government requests for Facebook user data at TechCrunch.
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The data can help identify when and where problems are spiking, and what interventions are warranted.
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Tensions are again spiking between the US and Europe, particularly the UK, historically its closest ally.
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His task was made even more difficult by opponents accidentally spiking his legs with their running shoes.
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Adding a small amount of fat to carbs can help prevent blood sugar from spiking and crashing.
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But OPEC's biggest exporter Saudi Arabia is also under U.S. pressure to prevent prices spiking higher again.
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Her unhappiness is newly spiking but also may be a perpetual state of resenting conscripted female servileness.
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Bitcoin has had a hectic year, with prices spiking and high-profile thefts keeping it in headlines.
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After spiking in September, mortgage rates began falling in November and dropped even more sharply in December.
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It's worth pointing out that spiking the football, as Ryan and Trump did, is remarkably short-sighted.
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However, the Trump administration later took a softer approach on Iran sanctions to keep oil from spiking.
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The price of U.S. crude oil has been volatile in recent days, spiking above $70 per barrel.
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Three months into her job, Omido's infant son, King David, starting vomiting frequently, his fever spiking daily.
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New infections are spiking among adolescent girls who know less about HIV transmission than boys, it says.
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Warren has seen spiking polling numbers in recent months and is increasingly seen as a top contender.
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However, she is seen as far more capable of dealing with spiking racial tensions than Mr. Trump.
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It's no wonder new surveys show that the number of kids lighting up is spiking across America.
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Jet shares jumped as much as 7 percent early on Tuesday, after spiking 16 percent on Monday.
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It has since risen to 552,572 lots (and counting) with volumes spiking as the price has soared.
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Between spiking mortalities and falling birth rates, scientists estimate there are fewer than 420 right whales left.
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" He also slammed the US Senate for not spiking Obamacare, saying the senators had "let us down.
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"Now, there's no denying Trump and his allies are spiking the football after the shutdown," Acosta said.
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Demand is spiking as people choose to stay at home and order in food and other supplies.
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Gold is also used as a hedge against inflation, which could rise if oil prices keep spiking.
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Bloom Energy went public with shares spiking 75 percent on Wednesday, the company's first day of trading.
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The key was a low glycemic load diet, choosing foods to keep her blood sugar from spiking.
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New York (CNN Business)The boom-to-bust oil market has rapidly gone from spiking to crashing.
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There have been no reported fatalities in the U.S., and cases have dropped since spiking in April.
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That happened again in late January when GE reported upbeat results that sent the stock spiking 10%.
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With traffic deaths spiking, New York City is targeting those who accumulate red-light and speeding violations.
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Demand for survival gear is spiking in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak and other global emergencies.
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Amarin — Shares of the biopharma company fell 5.1%, after previously spiking more than 11% in premarket trading.
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There (probably) won't be anyone spiking the sangria, but Brian Ferry did warn us: Love is the drug.
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On Tuesday, Trump said Saudi Arabia had helped him prevent oil prices from spiking above $100 a barrel.
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Judge is now accused by another woman, Julie Swetnick, of involvement in a gang rape and spiking drinks.
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Six months into the venture, Francois began renting some office space in Atlanta, which sent his costs spiking.
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I'd prefer my surrogate not be stressed, afraid, or adrenaline-spiking mad every time they read the news.
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They sent the price of Ether spiking from $469 to $516 over the course of the past hour.
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There's everything from canned brines for spiking cocktails and sipping solo to flavored popcorns, chips, and even sprinkles.
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Video footage of the play showed Fisher spiking the football and breaking into a dance after the touchdown.
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The stuff sinks to the seafloor and wreaks havoc on ecosystems, cratering oxygen levels and spiking salt content.
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The mandate helps bring in healthy enrollees to balance out the sick ones and prevent premiums from spiking.
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The company was around for years before spiking in popularity last year due to a dramatic price cut.
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Searches began spiking as early as last Tuesday, when the movie was released in a handful of countries.
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"Dónde votar" ("where to vote") is the top trending search on Google in the US today - spiking 28503,22019%.
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For Mr. Dylan, the Rolling Stones, Mr. Young and the Who, that meant spiking their songs with improvisation.
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The phrase has started spiking on Google Trends, mostly in D.C., New York, and along the West Coast.
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In spite of the progress of car tech overall, the number of vehicles breaking down is actually spiking.
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Amazon also impressed, spiking up to more than 12 percent after beating analyst expectations on nearly all fronts.
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But gun-related crimes have been on the rise, spiking last year despite Canada's tight controls on handguns.
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Having millions of data points allows Kinsa to produce daily maps showing which counties are seeing spiking fevers.
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Grand Brulot is a new take on the French tradition of spiking coffee with brandy as a digestif.
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That strategy has paid off, with US oil prices spiking 553% since Christmas Eve to five-month highs.
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That rate hit 3.34% for one day in the summer of 2016, before spiking much higher that fall.
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However, rumors of infections spiking in Shandong's prisons have been swirling on social media for a few days.
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That sent rates spiking, and the 10-year jumped to 2.85 percent, its highest level since January 93.
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Wall Street's main indexes had pared gains by late afternoon trading after initially spiking higher after the comments.
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Last week's tumble was triggered mostly by fears about spiking Treasury rates and the US-China trade war.
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Google backs up shoppers' interest in this category, with searches for "pimple patches" spiking in the past year.
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Talk of oil prices spiking to $100 has been replaced by another discussion: How low can crude futures go?
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Unfortunately, it seems the chances of a real clash with China – and even a military confrontation – are now spiking.
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The assignment comes as the number of illegal border crossings is spiking, with apprehensions at a 10-year high.
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Amazing first in terms of growth, with revenue spiking from $886 million in 2017 to $1.8 billion in 2018.
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Researchers don't fully know why cocaine deaths are spiking, but they know one of the biggest drivers is fentanyl.
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The U.S. dollar index was about a third of a percent lower after initially spiking following the Fed announcement.
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And I sucked up the Ripper stories, pure cold fear spiking through me with each new detail I got.
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BUT LET ME -- KERNEN: WITH MARIJUANA LEGAL, IT'S A WHOLE NEW – I DON'T KNOW WHAT WE'RE SPIKING IT WITH.
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YAWNING deficits, stubborn inflation, a plunging currency, spiking interest rates, dwindling reserves and a humbling turn to the IMF.
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Mostly because it was fascinating to watch how domestic activity could send one or other level spiking or falling.
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However, low trading volume can mean big trades move a market significantly, spiking volatility and triggering potentially massive losses.
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Spiking a lot of the cutters and kept trying to go to it, but it wasn't there for him.
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Sakae was less concerned about iron ore prices spiking recently as they tracked the rising steel market, he said.
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The euro was last up 21.22 percent at $21.2201 after briefly spiking to $216.6, its highest since Dec. 27.
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As 2018 draws to a close, investors are unsettled, volatility is spiking and most portfolios are in the red.
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The pound was up 0.1 percent at $1.2940 after spiking to $1.2971 on Wednesday, its highest since June 9.
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US banks turned in solid earnings on Wednesday, with Goldman Sachs' (GS) stock spiking 10% after its quarterly report.
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Shares of the pharmaceutical company struggled for gains morning trade, after spiking more than 3 percent in premarket trade.
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In parallel, nervous European liberals dissected the causes of various right-wing populists spiking in popularity throughout the Continent.
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Its shares were falling more than 236% in early trading after initially spiking more than 123% on the news.
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Face masks aren&apost a very effective way to prevent the spread of coronavirus, experts say, despite spiking sales
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On Tuesday emerging markets, which had been hit hardest by spiking oil prices, bounced back, with stocks up 0.4%.
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Face masks aren&apost a very effective way to prevent the spread of coronavirus, experts say, despite spiking sales
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But the default rate also was below 4% prior to the financial crisis in 2008 before spiking to 10%.
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We appear to be headed toward a Greek-style financial crisis, with interest rates spiking and the economy tanking.
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Consumer sentiment is spiking, and household interest payments, as a percentage of disposable income, are the lowest on record.
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India's benchmark Sensex index surged 5.3%, after a cut to the country's corporate tax rates sent its markets spiking.
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Spiking tensions Sunday's near-collision comes after weeks of friction between Washington and Beijing over a range of issues.
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According to the FBI, email compromise crimes, including similar attacks on businesses, have been "spiking" in the past year.
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Why it matters: The consumer is emboldened by a steady economy with a low jobless rate and spiking wages.
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By spiking prices, Saudi Arabia would only be encouraging more investment in US shale, renewable energy and electric vehicles.
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French nuclear regulator ASN ordered Electricite de France on Thursday to shut four nuclear units, sending power prices spiking.
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"What we found is, in periods where interest rates were spiking, the performance of R.E.I.T.s suffered," Mr. Jones said.
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Norman Howe, president of the luxury tour operator Butterfield & Robinson, said inquiries about Iran began spiking the last few months.
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Spiking shale output in the United States means OPEC manages a smaller piece of the pie than it used to.
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It looks like a shark's dorsal fin, spiking in the teenage years and then long-tailing off to the left.
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And it's coming at a time when the city is facing a spiking murder rate, high poverty and high debt.
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Although researchers don't fully understand why cocaine overdoses are spiking, they know that one of the biggest drivers is fentanyl.
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Yields on the bonds of other peripheral euro-zone economies followed suit, spiking on several occasions between 2010 and 2012.
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But you can also enjoy the huge wave of GIFs videos from the movie that spiking on sites like Tumblr.
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Handing my purse to a docent, I elbow my way in, climbing over balloons and spiking them into the air.
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In short, creating a viable market "for fairer electronics" means bringing along suppliers, as well as spiking enough consumer demand.
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The value of ETC jumped is up nearly 20 percent over the past 24 hours after spiking following Coinbase's announcement.
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The woman's eyes flutter backwards and her breathing starts spiking; the man's head disappears as it drops below her waist.
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The label was Lyst's 11th most popular last month, spiking from No. 550 in terms of order numbers in January.
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All producers at the meeting agree to a production cut, which is less likely but could send prices spiking; 4.
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But markets reacted adversely, with the currency tumbling more than 3 percent and bond yields spiking in the immediate aftermath.
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He had been treated for severe sepsis in 2011 after spiking a fever, and his blood pressure had dropped precipitously.
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Another, with a permanent look of eye-popping surprise on its square face, smashed cymbals together at ear-spiking volume.
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Both Shanghai aluminum and zinc contracts saw mass bear raids with volumes and open interest spiking to previously unseen levels.
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The secondary peak occurred in 2014 when prices had rebounded to $107 per barrel, renewing talk of spiking still higher.
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Agencies' plans must be adhered to not only in times when helium prices are spiking but also when prices stabilize.
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The is expected to report that industrial production fell 0.3 percent in February after spiking 0.9 percent a month earlier.
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A few months earlier, just before his first birthday, her son had a high fever, spiking to 106.1 degrees Fahrenheit.
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With interest in their expertise (and books) spiking, many are happy to respond to the press inquires filling their inboxes.
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After spiking 188% during the historic calm of 2017, It loses almost 2300% of its value before the market opens.
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Trade-war concerns have been the big catalyst of this decline, which occurs when bond prices rise amid spiking demand.
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This move followed gold futures spiking higher suddenly Wednesday morning, after reports raised concerns about the state of the economy.
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Homebuilder confidence fell in June behind spiking lumber prices because of an ongoing spat between the United States and Canada.
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U.S. light crude up 1453 cents to $2145 a barrel, after briefly spiking to $2000, the highest level since Nov.
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Dubai (CNN Business)Six months ago, OPEC agreed to pump more oil to prevent prices spiking to $22019 a barrel.
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Back in 2004, roughly 215 restaurants were shut down in Guizhou province for spiking their dishes with the addictive additive.
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The bigger picture: Antipathy for the U.S. in allied countries extends far beyond those leaders, and it's spiking under Trump.
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With international airfares spiking by up to 36 percent in May and June according to data from travel portal Yatra.
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The NY Fed first began pumping money into the overnight lending market in September in response to spiking borrowing rates.
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Wall Street forecasts see GDP dropping as much as 10% before recovery and unemployment spiking to perhaps 10% or worse.
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The state's jobless claims are spiking already and are on pace to hit 525,000 by the end of the month.
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With Italian yields spiking higher as investors dump riskier assets, the market value of banks' sovereign holdings has been falling.
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Food delivery apps are temporarily spiking as people choose to remain homebound to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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Moreover, with health care, college and housing prices spiking in many regions, there are millions of Americans who feel squeezed.
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Across the United States and much of the Northern hemisphere, summer temperatures are spiking, which can make outdoor exercise grueling.
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"Welcome to the 21st Century," was one nostalgia-spiking tweet that popped up within minutes of The Voice's press release.
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If it hints that it will be cautious when spiking the proverbial punch bowl, the response may be less ecstatic.
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Moderates have been pushing back on the Cruz–Lee amendment, worried about spiking costs for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Or, like Wood, you can feed a wire along the fish's spinal cord in between spiking and bleeding (shinkei-jime).
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The economy was sinking, crime was spiking, nuclear war was plausible, divorce rates were soaring and helicopter parenting was anomalous.
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After spiking our blood sugar, we folded our legs back into the boat and turned our plastic vessel toward Lehde.
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After spiking our blood sugar, we folded our legs back into the boat and turned our plastic vessel toward Lehde.
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Aboard a U.S. patrol ship in the Persian Gulf, where tensions are spiking Oman hosts only a few hundred troops.
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Many diners have swapped to diets where they eat fewer carbs and have embraced gluten-free menu items, spiking demand.
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And concerns about inflation have helped send US Treasury yields spiking, setting off a wave of turbulence on Wall Street.
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Powell also addressed a liquidity crunch in the short-term funding market that sent rates spiking there Monday and Tuesday.
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By 2010, whites had fallen to 44% of the population, with Hispanics soaring to 203% and Asians spiking to 18%.
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The short end of the yield curve is spiking as a result and the yield curve is flattening as a result.
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If that first one was like spiking the ball after a score, this next one is a full-on touchdown dance.
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I've made the decision to ditch sugar-heavy alcohol like wine in favor of non-insulin-spiking options, such as tequila.
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The numbers themselves are unremarkable, neither spiking nor falling in the second-half of last year compared to the first-half.
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The Obama team had a material interest in spiking the material email probe in making way for the Trump Russia investigation.
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Since 29, the CBOE Volatility Index has risen in each of the six presidential-year Octobers, spiking an average 21.4 percent.
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While recent surveys suggest a worrying trend of spiking anxiety among all generations, Millennials are worse off than their parents were.
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And after spiking, the Vix index, which measures investors' expectations of volatility and is known as Wall Street's fear gauge, tumbled.
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Analysts said prices were spiking in part as regional distributors stocked up and consumers filled their tanks ahead of the storm.
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Hopefully he does not tempt fate and just simply retires on the spot after spiking that football for the 69th time.
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Gronk is in full party mode -- spiking beer cans, dancing on the team bus ... and, of course, BOOZING his face off!
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Based on the distribution, hardly a week goes by without something spiking aggressively, with July through September becoming even more crowded.
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Venezuelan production has taken a sharp turn lower, with the country facing an economic crisis of food shortages and spiking inflation.
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Thanks to an expansive nexus of interrelated moral and political concerns, the numbers seem poised to continue spiking, particularly among liberals.
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On Wednesday, a court in Indonesia ruled that her coffee companion, Jessica Kumala Wongso, killed her friend by spiking her drink.
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Crude oil prices fell a day after spiking to their highest level in a year, a move that disappointed some investors.
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If you look back at February, the thing which was setting the market volatility off was rising rates and spiking inflation.
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Law enforcement officials there have seen a 700 percent increase in seizures, spiking from six in 2015 to 54 in 2017.
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Facebook shares are spiking today, and were up as much as 141432673 percent after the company reported its fourth-quarter earnings.
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Between his crude manipulations and the administration publicly spiking the ball on coal's behalf, he is practically daring courts to intervene.
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Political tensions in France are spiking, as right-leaning opposition politicians assailed the Socialist government over Thursday's terrorist attack in Nice.
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My colleague Margaux Laskey cooks this for her two small kids, spiking a portion with jalapeño for her and her husband.
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With many people confined to their homes, orders are spiking, and Amazon has run out of essential items like toilet paper.
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Days later, he was rejecting a bipartisan proposal from lawmakers and, ultimately, spiking an potential for legislative movement on Capitol Hill.
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The price of bitcoin rose sharply on Monday with its price spiking up 7 percent midday, according to CoinDesk market data.
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Not everyone seems to be running into the errors, but reports are spiking across Twitter and other social media this morning.
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Brent crude, the global benchmark for oil prices, is back near $222 per barrel after spiking close to $24 on Monday.
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The British currency was last trading a fraction lower on the day at 1.2210, after spiking to as much as $1.2292.
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" Following Trump's comments on Thursday, Nielsen tweeted that despite the "historic lows in illegal traffic last year, the numbers are spiking.
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Demand for plant-based products has been spiking as consumers look for ways to eat healthier and reduce their environmental impact.
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What's he going to do when the Centers for Disease Control and the Census Bureau report spiking numbers of uninsured Americans?
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One of the mistakes providers often make is discounting spiking blood pressure and other symptoms because a protein test is inconclusive.
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All of them were undone by a weak and depreciating dollar, surging inflation, spiking interest rates, plus financial or commodity bubbles.
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It means diabetic patients can get their daily calories without needing to use insulin to balance out spiking blood sugar levels.
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It is spiking now, economists and urban experts said, partly because of an increasing national focus on wealth and income disparities.
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But while support for Republicans has increased slightly since September, it doesn't seem to be spiking as Trump's approval ratings improve.
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To address spiking premiums on marketplace plans, Congress ought to offer more generous subsidies to better insulate consumers against price increases.
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Perhaps experiencing one's heart rate spiking dangerously close to medically accepted risk levels is not such a draw for the over 50s.
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Last week, the 10-year yield spiking to its highest level since 2011 sent stock markets sharply lower on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Spiking fertilizer costs, declining agricultural commodity prices and weak incomes have sparked a raft of farmer demonstrations and suicides in recent months.
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I get two vaccines (tetanus and pneumonia) and instructions to tell my psychiatrist that my ADHD medicine is spiking my heart rate.
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NBC News exclusives on Mylan's executive compensation spiking 600 percent, its actual costs per pen (about $30), and an EpiPen dismantling followed.
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Inaccessible terrain and temperatures spiking to 95 degrees (35 Celsius) made it difficult for crews to slow the blaze that started Friday.
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Mylan NV has been highly criticized recently for spiking the price of its drug to more than $600 from $100 in 2008.
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Senator Bill Cassidy's Twitter ratio is spiking Both Graham and Cassidy are testing the upper limits of the ratio for a politician.
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Since 2004, however, both ground-based telescopes and spacecraft orbiting the planet have found plumes of methane spiking up in the air.
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Shares of Pure Storage stumbled in intraday trade after spiking 13 percent premarket on Friday, following better-than-expected second-quarter earnings.
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After spiking in January, the stock has held in a range between $340 and $380, unable to break through at either end.
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Britain began to feel the effects, with mass migration from Europe spiking after the EU admitted several post-communist countries in 20163.
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Three days earlier, local pediatricians had told city officials and the EPA that the level of lead in kids' blood was spiking.
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Expectations for November also briefly edged higher, spiking to 36 percent after the Fed statement versus near 30 percent before, Larson said.
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As a result U.S. Treasuries resumed their rout, with prices sliding and yields spiking, to send the dollar rallying against its peers.
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But the new laws went hand-in-hand with spiking rates of gun injury and death, including dramatic rises in gun suicides.
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The Brennan Center described Chicago as an outlier, however, arguing that the broader trend suggests the violent crime rate is not spiking.
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Trump declared it an "unbelievable victory," despite the fact that the ball he was spiking was still on the 50-yard line.
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Wild swings in the market have evened out recently after spiking earlier in the year, leading to on-again-off-again corrections.
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The group traded sharply higher after oil prices went from tumbling on economic worries to spiking on signs of plunging OPEC production.
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Australia strawberry needle scare The woman accused of spiking supermarket strawberries with sewing needles did it for revenge, prosecutors in Australia said.
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Given this administration's commitment to undermining the ACA, states must act to stop premiums from spiking for small businesses and other consumers.
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So an administration official projected that these spiking premiums might push these people to reconsider the marketplace, where they can get subsidies.
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California gas prices are spiking, as they do each summer as the state switches to a lower-pollution — but more expensive — blend.
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In 1979 Chrysler was facing twin blows of spiking interest rates and a second oil shock that doubled the price of gasoline.
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Several other countries and cities with spiking infection rates, including Italy and New York, had ordered their citizens to remain at home.
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Should companies who manufacture these products have been forward-thinking in their operations to increase production when cases were spiking in China?
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All table-service at restaurants in the city were shut down, spiking my current jobs and dashing any hope of finding another.
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As efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak shutter brick-and-mortar stores and keep many people at home, online shopping is spiking.
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With cases spiking in China and early signs of a spread outside Asia, Hong Kong severely cut back transportation to the mainland.
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Federal firearm prosecutions have historically ebbed and flowed, often spiking in the years following significant court decisions or large-scale mass shootings.
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Over the next few days, the symptoms grew more alarming: sharp pain with every breath, a rapid heartbeat and a spiking fever.
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The stock opened at just under $197 per share Tuesday, spiking to more than $199 per share after Cooperman announced his position.
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Don't look now, but the U.S. government needs to borrow more money at exactly the wrong moment — when interest rates are spiking.
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Weirdly, according to CNN's indispensable Donie O'Sullivan, it's been kicking around the Internet at least 2017 -- spiking, albeit briefly, when Texas Rep.
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The 210-year bond yield began May 93 at 29 percent before spiking above 230 percent when Bernanke announced the Fed's intention.
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Warm crème fraîche softened the earthy taste of the beets, although I didn't see the point of spiking this sauce with caviar.
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Yields had come under pressure over the summer with recession worries spiking and trade tensions keeping investors on the hunt for safety.
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The video most likely was filmed about five years ago in the north, where Boko Haram operates, when violence was spiking there.
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Natural gas is the main way Americans keep warm, and gas demand reached a record high this week, spiking prices 13 percent.
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Whole30 is incredibly popular as a New Year's challenge, with searches spiking every January over the past five years, according to Google Trends.
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Temperatures spiking to 95 degrees and inaccessible terrain were making it difficult for crews to slow the flames, U.S. Forest Service fire Capt.
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Temperatures spiking to 95 degrees (35 Celsius) and inaccessible terrain were making it difficult for crews to slow the blaze that started Friday.
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As the world awaits a Fed interest rate hike this week, markets are watching the relationship between higher rates and spiking oil prices.
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The yield on the was 2.528 percent in early New York trading as oil was spiking, but ended the day at 2.47 percent.
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India is a heavy energy importer so the combination of a weaker currency and spiking crude prices will be a drag on growth.
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Where Fargo is talky and ominous, its bursts of violence spiking through its icy exterior with relative infrequency, Legion is grand and goofy.
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But spiking demand for military hardware — even among the United States' NATO allies — does not automatically translate into sales for U.S. defense contractors.
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And while some have criticized him for "politicizing" his son's condition, Kimmel addressed them too, pain spiking his indignant delivery on September 19.
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Vanity Fair chronicled allegations against him by former colleagues that included an addiction to sex workers and a predilection for spiking colleagues' drinks.
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And that's spiking the prices of so-called graphics processing units, or GPUs, super powerful chips that can process huge amounts of data.
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Photo: Seth Perlman/AP2015: With the popularity in craft beer spiking, breweries have faced an unexpected problem: a shortage in 16 ounce cans.
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But once Powell spoke about a half hour later, the markets convulsed, with bond yields spiking and stocks selling off into the close.
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Talk of retirement among veteran House Republicans is spiking, according to several sources who keep close tabs on the pulse of the GOP.
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Moreover, January employment figures revealed a loss of 173,900 jobs, with the unemployment rate spiking to 6 percent, from 5.8 percent in December.
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Weekend sales at Red Lobster saw a significant boost from "Queen Bey," spiking 33 percent on Sunday over last year, company brass said.
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A report earlier in the week from ADP showed that private payrolls expanded by 263,000, further spiking hopes that the momentum would continue.
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The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was last at 97.329 after spiking above 97.8 yesterday.
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"It's no secret that the administration's actions are the primary reasons that premiums are spiking or insurers are leaving the market," she said.
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All three platforms spiking on Down Detector Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are down...zuck sort it out, my millennial office can't cope pic.twitter.
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The EV market got a boost in 2008, which saw the launch of the high-profile Tesla Roadster along with spiking oil prices.
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However, spiking the football on your opponent's 85033-yard-line with 14:56 left in the first quarter comes off a bit desperate.
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Kinsa is comparing where fevers are spiking to where they might be reasonably expected and predicted to spike, based on seasonal flu patterns.
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And in areas currently worst hit by spiking cases, most outdoor activity just isn't possible as authorities work to beat back the virus.
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Credit "Baby Driver" — and perhaps the fact that Apple has killed off all but one iPod model — for spiking iPod prices on eBay.
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Last week, the company warned that its costs are spiking as it ramps up its infrastructure to support all of its new users.
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Europe's so-called fear gauge fell to 13, its lowest in nearly two weeks, after spiking to 12-year highs earlier this month.
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It was a show of spiking tension ahead of the high-stakes New York primary on April 19, and neither candidate held back.
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It was a show of spiking tension ahead of the high-stakes New York primary on April 9, and neither candidate held back.
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The coronavirus would overwhelm global health systems, spiking fatality rates and forcing several months of deep economic recession with little sense of stability.
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The number of cases spiking, especially outside of China, raised concern of a prolonged global economic slowdown and spooked investors out of stocks.
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With stocks falling and the Cboe volatility index, a fear-gauge, spiking, investors are wondering if markets are in for a tumultuous January.
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Elizabeth Warren who attracted the ire of administration officials and congressional leaders by occasionally spiking executive branch nominees or blowing up bipartisan deals.
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Elizabeth Warren who attracted the ire of administration officials and congressional leaders by occasionally spiking executive-branch nominees or blowing up bipartisan deals.
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Relieved that GE is finally trying something new, Wall Street sent GE shares spiking 17% last week -- their best week since 100.83. 2.
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However, it appeared to make a comeback in 2019, doubling in value throughout the course of the year and ultimately spiking in November.
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Elizabeth Warren who attracted the ire of administration officials and congressional leaders by occasionally spiking executive branch nominees or blowing up bipartisan deals.
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Global coronavirus cases are spiking and the World Health Organization warned that "the window of opportunity is narrowing" to contain the deadly coronavirus.
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That sent the ICE frozen concentrated orange juice futures continuous contract spiking up as high as $146.60, from the previous close of $138.60.
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US greenhouse emissions fell to an estimated 2.1% in 2019 after spiking the previous year, according to the private research firm Rhodium Group.
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Both plans can be viewed as progress because they take steps toward keeping the ACA adequately funded, which would keep premiums from spiking.
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Self-inflicted deaths steadily declined through 2016, when there were 15 cases, and then dropped to eight in 2017 before spiking last year.
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The American automotive consumer doesn't need antiquated policies from the Ford and Carter administrations spiking car prices just to encourage better gas mileage.
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The short-term funding market came under pressure this week, with some repo rates spiking as high as 10% earlier Monday and Tuesday.
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In North Carolina, meanwhile, there were some spot fuel shortages for motorists, but Kilduff said there are no reports of spiking gasoline prices.
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The broader Topix lagged the Nikkei, rising only 0.3 percent, spiking the so-called NT ratio to 12.94, its highest level since 2.23.
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This has kept prices across crude and refined oil products from spiking, as it did following the last widespread French strikes in 2012.
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The flow of buybacks and dividends will triple over the next six weeks, spiking to $48 billion by mid-November, according to UBS.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose $21.4 to $211 a barrel, after earlier spiking to $113 a barrel, its highest since April 211.
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The bond market took a hard turn on Thursday after the strong economic data and positive trade war news, spiking bond yields higher.
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Part of the reason hepatitis C rates are spiking so much is the virus is much more resilient than other viruses like HIV.
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But while PSAs and student orientations warn people to watch their drinks, it's hard to gauge just how widespread drink-spiking really is.
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"Before that it was more of a closet thing," Asman said, though he did notice the price started spiking last year around the holiday.
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With less than 24 hours before the newest Star Wars movie hits theaters, it's no surprise that online interest in Rogue One is spiking.
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That is despite a selloff that sent bond yields spiking on Tuesday, a day before the Federal Reserve said it would keep rates steady.
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If the winter starts with prolonged cold periods in November and December, however, the gas market could come under severe pressure, with prices spiking.
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The issue of unaccompanied minors came to the fore as their numbers started to increase in 63, spiking in 2014 and garnering international attention.
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To fill that gap and prevent fuel costs from spiking, Trump has turned to his allies in Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter.
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Yields continued their run-up, with the 10-year spiking to 3.2% Wall Street's fear index, the VIX, hit its highest level since June.
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EpiPen's producer, Mylan, came under fire last year for spiking the price of its drug to more than $600 from about $100 in 2007.
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Widely known as Mr. Yen for intervening in the currency during his time as vice finance minister, Sakakibara expects the currency to continue spiking.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose slightly to around 1.851 percent, after spiking to 1.855 percent immediately after Yellen's speech.
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Earlier today, The New York Times reported that the company would potentially sell itself, sending shares spiking up as much as 222% in trading.
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The morning sun pulsed through a dense layer of pollution and in the distance Needles imagined the Washington Monument spiking out of the ground.
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The season has been dominated by the influenza A H3N2 viruses, and cases have been spiking across the US over the past eight weeks.
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Walker then was called for unsportsmanlike conduct for spiking the ball, giving the Coyotes 30 yards in penalty yardage to the K-State 44.
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A sell-off in its 2020 bonds also resumed, with yields spiking as high as 17.7 percent after ending last week at 13 percent.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A pint-sized running back takes a handoff and scrambles across the goal line, spiking the football for a last-minute win.
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West Texas Intermediate futures for January delivery rose 303 percent to settle at $51.06 per barrel, a day after spiking more than 9 percent.
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A sell-off in its 2020 bonds also resumed on Monday with yields spiking to 17.2 percent after ending at 12.3 percent last week.
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By inspiring investors or spooking them, his tweets and impromptu utterances can send stock values spiking or plummeting – and then back again hours later.
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The call for volunteers and additional resources comes as the number of illegal border crossings is spiking, with apprehensions at a 10-year high.
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That would help ease insurer concerns about the stability of the law, amid attention on spiking premiums and insurers dropping out of the market.
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That may help to explain why the reaction of inflation in those cases was quite different (subdued after late-1992, spiking in mid-2008).
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Areas with spiking Baidu Map queries from users at nearby locations might be places where crowds are likely to form in the near future.
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The Trump administration reached for a strange metaphor about spiking the punch while arguing to limit the Clean Water Act before the Supreme Court.
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Shares of GE were spiking higher Friday afternoon, and according to some traders, there could be a bigger breakout on its earnings next week.
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A wide array of other surveys have found rising health care costs spiking to the top of the public's list of priorities for Washington.
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"Unless we can sustain a solid relief response in Ethiopia, we risk going back to a situation of spiking severe acute malnutrition," he said.
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Democratic and Republican policymakers responded to spiking crime rates in the 1980s with more punitive penalties for drug use and lengthier sentences for prisoners.
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The S&P 500 closed about 0.25 percent lower, after also reaching record levels, with energy spiking about nearly 5 percent to lead advancers.
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My husband reiterated time and time again that we were "in this together," but he didn't experience haunting dreams, lactating breasts, or spiking hormones.
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We ended up spiking our lemonade with bourbon, and it was a huge hit — and extremely boozy, so we stay out way too late.
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Online searches for feminism were up 70 percent on 2016, with interest spiking following several news reports about women's rights, according to the dictionary.
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U.S. physical premiums are surging again, with the CME May contract spiking to 18.0 cents/lb on Friday, exceeding the previous tariff-fuelled peak.
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Think of power demand ("load") as spiking each day around midday, like a mountain; as demand rose, new tiers of plants were brought online.
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New York's "numbers are spiking because our testing capacity is going up," Cuomo said, adding New Yorkers will see 1,000 more cases next week.
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On February 19, as coronavirus cases across China were spiking, authorities traveled through rough, snowy conditions to reach the prefecture's most isolated nomad families.
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As more people spend time at home in an effort to curb the coronavirus outbreak, engagement and views on social-media platforms are spiking.
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Tuesday, August 22020 Monday's losses are reversed, with the Dow spiking higher after the United States decides to delay some tariffs on Chinese goods.
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While stocks were swinging all over the place, the 10-year Treasury yield was spiking to around four-year highs just below 3 percent.
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Chinese steel prices are falling this week after spiking to record highs last week as a series of curbs targeting speculative trading kick in.
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She recommends that fish are stunned before spiking, but warns that it might not be possible logistically when killing fish on an industrial scale.
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Bank of China posted the biggest boost, with net profit spiking 11.5 percent to 104 billion yuan, versus a 1.9 percent increase last year.
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SAFETY PLAYS OUT OF FAVOUR On Tuesday emerging markets, which had been hit hardest by spiking oil prices, bounced back, with stocks up 0.4%.
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The output drop in the OPEC state sent the price of Brent crude spiking last week and could be devastating for the Libyan economy.
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Affluent, usually white young people take over low-income neighborhoods, spiking up the cost of living and displacing the communities that were there before.
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The filing noted that the transaction also resulted in a significant windfall for stockholders, with stock prices spiking 75% in the 2018 fiscal year.
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The Turkish lira plunged this week after the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) left interest rates unchanged Tuesday amid spiking inflation.
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The driving forces behind this week's downturn -- trade war and interest rate fears -- were around before this week, and yet market volatility is spiking.
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The ACA has been enjoying record sign-ups this winter, and there are indications that after spiking last year premiums may stabilize this year.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) who attracted the ire of administration officials and congressional leaders by occasionally spiking executive branch nominees or blowing up bipartisan deals.
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"We are only inches into our sea level rise problem, and high tide flood rates are already spiking in places," Strauss said in an email.
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Topping the list was Vietnamese pho, with orders spiking 192 percent on the night of the award show compared to other Sunday nights in 2016.
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This is after she posted a note on Facebook accusing Hall of supplying Prince with drugs "over the decades" and of spiking her with drugs.
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William Hill reports that baby name bets began spiking on Friday when Meghan wore a oversized navy Givenchy coat and dress to Princess Eugenie's wedding.
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Pearson is a senior vice president at the research firm Avalere Health, and I called her up Tuesday morning to talk about Obamacare's spiking premiums.
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Pompeo said the Trump administration has taken measures to prevent oil prices from spiking while the U.S. attempts to drive Iran's crude exports to zero.
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So this may be a sign that the housing market in Seattle is returning to some seasonal patterns, rather than just spiking no matter what.
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Others say that Trump's antipathy for stimulative monetary policies will mean more rate hikes down the line, spiking the dollar and consequently hurting gold prices.
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As the study points out, firearm suicides among kids as a whole are on the rise, spiking by about 60 percent from 2007 to 2014.
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With its presentation of predominantly white wobbling substance, it is also typical of the hallucinogenic immoderation that I find spiking Fontana's methodology in this series.
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Deutsche Bank said in their quarterly results in late October they were still positive that any new rules would not send their capital requirements spiking.
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William Hill reports that baby name bets began spiking on Friday when Meghan wore a oversized navy Givenchy coat and dress to Princess Eugenie's wedding.
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The proportion of Republican-leaning voters who are anti-college has shot up in recent years, spiking by 21 percentage points from 2015 to 2017.
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Searches asking "how to move to Canada" are spiking on Google as U.S. voters digest Donald Trump's sweeping win in the Super Tuesday Republican contests.
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This is a tricky one to call, because volume is average (it's been weak for a month) and volatility isn't spiking, either up or down.
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That's still far off the two-year high of $719 from earlier this month, but the volatile currency appears to be spiking thanks to Brexit.
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Despite support gun control sentiment spiking nationwide and bipartisan calls for some kind of restriction on gun sales to suspected terrorists, all four measures faltered.
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So today Coinbase will begin offering a service, known as "staking," that it hopes will convince users to stick around even when prices aren't spiking.
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By contrast, when President Richard Nixon was forced from office in 1974, the economy was at a low ebb with unemployment and inflation spiking simultaneously.
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We listened to songs with a truly stupid number of instrument tracks play along without spiking the 10 cores (20, if you count the hyperthreading).
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As long as it holds above $13,000, bitcoin has a chance of spiking to $45,000 later next year, a technical analyst told CNBC on Friday.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi called on Middle Eastern nations to maintain stability just as tensions were suddenly spiking between Lebanon and Saudi Arabia.
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Two years later, she was barred from swimming when it was determined she had manipulated a drug test by spiking her urine sample with alcohol.
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But his appearance was classic Barton: ripped jeans, mesh hoodie that exposed his "George of the Jungle" pecs, camouflage robe, hair spiking every which way.
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Shares are spiking after Costco reported net sales of $11.26 billion for the month of November, up 723 percent from the same period last year.
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Reuters reported in 2018 that, after spiking to 1.11 million student athletes in 2008, high school football programs had dropped to 1.06 million by 2017.
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Karl-Anthony says a fever ravaged her ... with Cruz's 103-degree temp only falling to 101.9 after meds -- and then re-spiking almost immediately after.
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It's clear that with the Dow plummeting and unemployment claims spiking, Trump fears an economic disaster ahead of the 2020 election could doom his prospects.
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Read more: Prepare for US coronavirus case numbers to keep spiking — it's because we're finally testingWalmart just opened its first drive-thru coronavirus testing sites.
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College mental health facilities are swamped, suicide rates are spiking, the president's repulsive behavior is tolerated or even celebrated by tens of millions of Americans.
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Businesses are desperately clinging to whatever revenue they can, and again we need to fight the mass unemployment that is already spiking to unprecedented levels.
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Reported cases in major population countries, such as Kenya and Nigeria, were in single digits as late as last week, but those numbers are spiking.
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In the face of the spiking demand, Amazon late last week notified employees that they would be obligated to work an overtime shift this week.
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An internet-connected thermometer that's in a half-million U.S. homes is collecting "illness data" about where fevers are spiking — and selling it to advertisers.
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But in recent years (maybe because of their children's Instagram posts of water skiing and spiking volleyballs) parents decided they wanted in on the fun.
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The stock was up nearly 6 percent at $51.52 after the decision, after earlier spiking to a new 52-week high of $53 a share.
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With world oil prices spiking, Russian and Saudi officials closed ranks at the OPEC meeting, declaring a willingness to stabilize oil prices by increasing supply.
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At that time, power grids in the Northeast were strained due to plants unexpectedly closing and natural gas prices spiking, lead to some power outages.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Last weekend's drone attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities sent shockwaves through global energy markets and the price of crude spiking.
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OPEC was criticised for not preventing oil prices from spiking during a 2008 rally that saw Brent crude top $147 per barrel on supply fears.
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The president's call to "reduce pricing" was an apparent reference for oil producers to churn out more supply in order to contain spiking oil prices.
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Gasoline prices are spiking at the pump in some states, amid fears of spot shortages, even before the full impact of Hurricane Harvey becomes clear.
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A major source of pressure for stocks in the past week has been the bond market, where yields have been spiking with higher inflation expectations.
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Bond markets reacted negatively with the benchmark 20203-year bond yield spiking sharply to 6.61%, versus the pre-policy and previous closing level of 6.47%.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rose $20.04 to settle at $21.1166 a barrel, after earlier spiking to $20.51 a barrel, its highest since April 1.63.
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They've scrutinized nominees' tax records, spiking, for instance, Obama's appointment of Tom Daschle to be secretary of health and human services over a tax issue.
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The "chase" of these scenes is all in the wit and anarchy: we're in a chik-fil-a spiking the sweet tea w/ birth control.
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The idea is that the digestive system can absorb finely milled grains more quickly, and since grains are carbohydrates, that may send blood sugar levels spiking.
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Emergency waivers in rare periods of spiking demand don't put anyone out of business, but they still do have a long-term cost for the industry.
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Energy stocks also performed well this year following a recovery in crude oil prices, with the UK oil and gas index spiking 50 percent in 2016.
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Spiking rents and exploding gentrification are financially crippling even those working full-time and pushing out longtime residents of LGBT havens like the Mission and Castro.
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Octavia Robinson, 34, of Fayetteville, was arrested Monday and accused of spiking her 6-year-old and 10-year-old sons' cream sodas with lighter fluid.
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Spiking home prices are "the cause of the disease of Hong Kong's social turmoil," state-owned Xinhua News Agency wrote in a commentary published last month.
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The spark was an online rumor that a small Muslim restaurant in the town of Ampara was spiking its food with sterilization pills, targeting Sinhala Buddhists.
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We will sip it solo, we will use it for double Oreo cookie-dunking, and we love the idea of spiking it with some creamy liqueur.
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"It's really spiking during this election," Woolley, director of the Digital Intelligence Laboratory, which studies the intersection of technology and society, said in a telephone interview.
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After all, market pundits have placed nearly all of the blame for the negative earnings string on a crashing oil price and a spiking U.S. dollar.
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Gold was 403 percent higher in 2016, after spiking above $1375 per ounce in the days after the U.K. Brexit vote to leave the European Union.
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Hence, he's sitting in a Dave Grohl-built pedestal that looks the Iron Throne from Game of Thrones, except with guitars spiking out in every direction.
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Schiff said he agreed with others that Trump's tariffs would hurt many Americans in the short term, spiking prices, squeezing companies, increasing layoffs and deepening recession.
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All while the processor usage is spiking, the bots don't have the resources to target other sites — whether it's a paying customer or not, said Crowther.
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This is all a far cry from springtime in 22014, when ketamine supplies started drying up, just as the drug was spiking in popularity in Britain.
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On a lark, he submitted his YouTube channel, and while he was away, it blew up and made the front page of /r/games, spiking viewership.
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But after spiking briefly this August, the VIX plunged in September despite rising tensions between the United States and North Korea and general disarray in Washington.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yields, the benchmark for global borrowing costs, was last at 2.8825 percent after spiking as much as 2.9250 percent on Tuesday.
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It turns out, according to Green, that he had a pulmonary embolism, which wasn't just a spiking heart rate but is a blockage of the arteries.
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She received a four-year ban from the international governing body of the sport for manipulating a drug test by spiking her urine sample with alcohol.
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To track one case, super nice barely registers on a Google Books Ngram search until 1969, spiking upward after 1984 and soaring even higher since 1997.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yields, the benchmark for global borrowing costs, was last at 2.8953 percent after spiking as much as 2.9250 percent on Tuesday.
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Russian energy firms would be a natural target to punish Moscow, but such actions would risk spiking oil prices and disrupting supplies to the European Union.
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The big picture: You see it in the unprecedented rise of women running (for governor, Senate and House) and winning, and reports of female turnout spiking.
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Spiking nectar In their experiment, the researchers spiked nectar with a class of pesticides called neonicotinoids at a similar concentration that's been found in wild flowers.
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Most recently, Trump highlighted on March 13 an autographed chart showing the Dow spiking at approximately the same time he began an emergency coronavirus news conference.
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Financial markets are showing extreme distress; early reports of unemployment insurance claims suggest they are spiking in ways consistent with rapidly rising unemployment and job loss.
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Weekly claims for unemployment rose to 281,000 between March 8-14, spiking 70,000 from the 211,000 applications for jobless benefits filed between March 1 and 7.
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By spewing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, we have drastically altered the planet's response to solar radiation, spiking global temperatures, raising sea levels and intensifying storms.
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The Post found similar metrics, with searches involving the word "shooting" spiking immediately after the event, before returning to pre-event levels about 20 days later.
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Trump's new push for Russia's readmission seems illogical because tensions are spiking between Moscow and the West over Russia's role in Syria, missile competition and Ukraine.
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He pointed to a live availability map that not only shows existing nodes, but pending install requests that were already spiking sharply before the pandemic hit.
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Kelly, the hard-throwing Red Sox reliever, plunked Austin at Fenway on April 11, payback for Austin's spiking Brock Holt with a slide at second base.
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His concessions to protesters have put pressure on French bond yields with the spread over German yields spiking up to the highest level since May 2107.
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Steve Harvey says he forgives Rob Gronkowski for Gronk-spiking the amazing LEGO statue of his head ... telling TMZ Sports he didn't want the thing anyway!!!
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has also warned several times this year that email compromise schemes are spiking, which includes this type of real estate fraud.
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The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was at 98.316 after spiking to levels above 98.4 late last week.
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Most recently, Trump highlighted on March 353 an autographed chart showing the Dow spiking at approximately the same time he began an emergency coronavirus press conference.
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At a recent press briefing, an administration official projected that the spiking premiums might push these people to reconsider the marketplace, where they can get subsidies.
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Men, on the other hand, said that the point of spiking a drink was to "have fun," proving that some guys need to find new hobbies.
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But spiking bond yields and concerns around the pace of interest rate hikes in the United States are seen as the greatest risks facing the expected rally.
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Bahrain's five-year credit default swaps fell 16 basis points from Tuesday's close to 529 bps, according to IHS Markit data, after spiking to a record high.
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This chart shows the VIX spiking during the first sell-off of 2018 in February, then essentially brushing off the second leg down in March, Cramer noted.
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During this period Israel experienced roughly 50 attacks per year, with the rate spiking during the first and second intifadas (1987 to 1993, then 93 to 2005).
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The CBOE Volatility Index, commonly referred to as the , hit its highest level since February this week — spiking above 20 after months of little to no activity.
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The color has begun to fade with age, just in time for wiry white hairs (I actually convinced myself they were platinum blonde) to start spiking out.
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Last week, Lana Clayton allegedly confessed to killing her husband by spiking his food and water with the stuff for three days straight, the local Herald reports.
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Over that same period, meanwhile, Trump's battleground numbers have mostly held steady, rather than spiking in the wake of his New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada wins.
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The report sent Delek shares spiking as much as 12.5 percent in early Friday trading, though they were well off their highs an hour into the session.
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To keep their blood sugar from spiking or dropping to dangerous levels, people with diabetes have to watch what they eat and sometimes inject themselves with insulin.
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The Caserones' project cost has ballooned to $4.2 billion, doubling its original plan of $2 billion, due to spiking labor costs and bad weather among other factors.
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The White House is hoping the Saudis will help it keep oil prices from spiking when it reimposes sanctions on Iran, including cutting off Iranian oil exports.
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By the looks of her Instagram, it seems Hudson is experimenting with the style, adding product to her hair for some texture and spiking the longer ends.
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" Colbert also couldn't help pointing out the Kim Jong Un was the only world leader Trump praised — spiking it with the punchline, "Putin is gonna be jealous!
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Other plots included spiking the dictator's cigars with a chemical that would disorientate him, hoping he would smoke one before delivering one of his marathon oratory performances.
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However, with rail lines are washed out, and corn in storage flooded, production is dropping off, sending prices spiking in markets that buy the corn-based fuel.
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The official denied there was ever any offer from Kushner of a quid pro quo -- in other words, softer coverage in exchange for spiking the Enquirer story.
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The New England Patriots' fun-loving, touchdown-spiking tight end announced Sunday that he is retiring from the NFL after nine mostly dominant, Super Bowl-filled seasons.
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Yields on the U.S. 10-year Treasury are spiking back to near the key 2 percent level ahead of the Federal Reserve interest rate decision next week.
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If you want to track your phone's emissions, Android users can check out the app Tawkon which will tell you when your phone's radiation emissions are spiking.
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With Bitcoin spiking 1,200 percent over the past year, there's a ton of demand to trade the cryptocurrency and not a lot of places to do it.
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In the wake of that, some Twitch users created their own unrelated streams and tagged them as relating to Artifact, technically spiking up the game's Twitch viewership.
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His question came after Feinstein highlighted the spiking rates of gun violence while noting that Barr had previously said "gun control is a dead end" in 1994.
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But when Walmart takes a stand, Mr. McMillon has tried to convey the company's position without "spiking the football" and inflaming the other side, one executive said.
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As foodie culture continues to infiltrate everything from Netflix shows to social media, experiences surrounding food are also spiking in popularity in the travel and tourism sector.
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The bond sell-off accelerated early on Wednesday with yields spiking to nearly 21 percent on the 703 bonds before a statement from Reliance eased market concerns.
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Much of the growth has come in just the last decade, with exports spiking by more than half thanks to our signature industries: agriculture, manufacturing and pharmaceuticals.
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Not even Senate Republicans are stupid enough to think that's a serious possibility, yet they seem bent on spiking the Garland nomination no matter the political costs.
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But the insurers, and many health experts, warn that sick people would be the only ones left in the more expensive, comprehensive ObamaCare plans, spiking those premiums.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures settled 255 cents lower, or 22017 percent, at $22.85 a barrel, after spiking to $20153, the highest level since July 22015.
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Since then, the S&P never got that low, but it did get pretty close before spiking to all-time highs of nearly 2,17 on Nov. 7.
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Spreads have risen in other markets, and the focus in the past week was on the high yield market, where Tesla's debt downgrade sent its yield spiking.
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In creating this shutdown, Trump thought he could force Democrats to cooperate with him by sharpening the contradictions between the parties and spiking voters' anger at Washington.
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No other European country has gone to those lengths, but with confirmed cases spiking to more than 1,000 in France, Germany and Spain, that could change fast.
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A new study argues that PtG could help California, and by implication other jurisdictions aiming for clean grids, reach ambitious clean-energy targets without spiking electricity costs.
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Public health officials fear that a sharply spiking epidemic curve of infections would overwhelm hospital resources and lead to more deaths, hence the need to flatten it.
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The timing was particularly tricky, he said, because the call volume to the support team was spiking as flights were canceled and travelers scrambled to get home.
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Several unidentified Japanese citizens have been detained over the past decade on suspicion of espionage, in cases that played out against a backdrop of spiking territorial clashes.
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"Prices will really begin spiking by $10 per day during the final two weeks leading up to Thanksgiving," Patrick Surry, the chief data scientist for Hopper said.
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Maybe the same stuff with which the bartenders are spiking the rotgut in George C. Wolfe's current Broadway revival of "The Iceman Cometh," another lugubrious O'Neill masterpiece.
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Imagine, for instance, that we came back at the GOP with our plan on how to improve ObamaCare, instead of just spiking the ball and high-fiving?
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Italy reported a big jump in coronavirus infections on Friday, spiking from three cases to 2000, and announced new measures to prevent the virus from spreading further.
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The run came just as smaller lenders' reliance on deposits for funding shot up this year after Baoshang's rescue sent interbank interest rates spiking, raising borrowing costs.
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"With grizzly deaths spiking, now is not the time to declare the great bear recovered and federal protections unnecessary," Earthjustice attorney Timothy Preso said in a statement.
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"Hefty investment under the CPEC project has held out hopes of significantly spiking domestic power generation (by) around 6,000 megawatts by the end of 2018," Dagha said.
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Stock markets around the world old off Monday as spiking coronavirus cases in Italy, South Korea and the Middle East sparked fears of further spread beyond China.
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On the other hand, Trump could opt to take a middle ground in an effort to prevent oil and gasoline prices spiking ahead of the midterm elections.
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With micro-living and minimalism spiking in popularity, get a taste of the smaller life with these tiny home resorts, hotels and rentals found across the country.
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"The numbers were spiking like crazy and the people who were running it were saying basically saying there's nothing we can do," the White House official said.
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Sometimes they can get access to a motorbike or oxcart, but it's not a guarantee, and when a child's fever is spiking time is of the essence.
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Aged lithium-ion batteries don't work as well as new ones, and slowing the phone down helped the battery from power spiking and shutting down the phone.
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A possible China-wide ban could cause spiking metallurgical coal prices and decouple seaborne coal prices from domestic prices, according to Robin Griffin, Wood Mackenzie's research director.
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But if you feel your blood pressure spiking, take heart: Watcher of the Unseen, directed by Academy Award nominee Keven McAlester, shows that we are in good hands.
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Crude oil prices have seen ups-and-downs this year, with prices spiking to multi-year highs in October due to Trump's decision to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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On turnover charts, volumes traded on sterling against the dollar and euro subsided on Wednesday after spiking 8 to 10 times above its 1 month trading average overnight.
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Chinese factory workers are now getting paid more than ever: Average hourly wages hit $3.60 last year, spiking 64 percent from 2011, according to market research firm Euromonitor.
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It was beset by crime, housing problems and spiking demand for social services that Mr Stewart attributed to rising numbers of Hispanics who lived in the country illegally.
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The incident allegedly took place after the two men had spent the day fishing together, and Pavelich, 61, accused his neighbor of spiking his beer, the outlet reported.
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So I wonder what you make of recent statistics that showed violent crimes that have been spiking sometimes by double digit ratings in 22016 cities across the country.
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As I hear the staggering price tag, I wonder if this is just the latest example of "shrinkflation", with companies reducing their portion sizes while spiking their prices.
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Proponents of "iron fertilization" say that spiking the Pacific Ocean with this critical nutrient will turbo-charge algae, prompting them to draw more carbon out of the atmosphere.
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Spiking demand for dollars has been dragging the currency of the central Caucasus republic down, prompting an increasing number of banks to halt or substantially limit forex sales.
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Shares rose about 1 percent in afternoon trade, spiking briefly on an unconfirmed report that Qatar was considering increasing its stake if the bank seeks to raise capital.
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"In combination, these factors could lead to a period of further fall in home sales, and with less construction we could see prices spiking again," he told Reuters.
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The dating company announced Thursday that it's testing a new feature called Swipe Surge, which sends a push notification when usage is spiking in a specific geographic area.
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The result is that gas consumption now increases significantly faster than overall heating demand during severe winter weather, with prices spiking to enforce conservation and switching to coal.
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After spiking it, the Patriots brought out their kicker, Adam Vinatieri, who completed a 48-yard field goal attempt and iced the game for New England, 20-17.
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That small share is enough to supply 10 percent of motor fuel, reducing imports while also holding down fuel prices at a time when oil prices are spiking.
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Last year, the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan said the number of child casualties had jumped in 2016 -- spiking 24% from 2015 -- in large part from leftover munitions.
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Gasoline prices, spiking 20 cents or more this weekend in some southeastern states, could continue rising even after the outage of a major gasoline pipeline artery is over.
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The Fed is aiming to raise interest rates quick enough to prevent inflation from spiking, but slow enough to allow the economy to grow at a stable level.
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The news came after Microsoft beat out Amazon for a $10 billion cloud-computing contract from the Pentagon, spiking Microsoft's shares and sinking Amazon's, Bloomberg's Tom Metcalf reported.
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U.S. steel stocks, however, got a boost from the protectionist measures, with stocks in companies such as U.S. Steel spiking as much as 7 percent in early trading.
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Some 20 to 25 percent of travelers obtain trip refund insurance, according to Mr. Grace, with transactions spiking on occurrences like the terrorist bombing in France last November.
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A major culprit was spiking yields on U.S. Treasury notes, which reflects both U.S. economic strength and concerns about rising borrowing costs for both consumers and the government.
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And as the broader fortunes of cities declined — diminishing populations and disappearing jobs, spiking poverty and crime and drug use — public housing bore the worst of those effects.
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The big picture: Suicide rates are spiking, especially in rural areas, which have a seen a 52% increase in suicides since 1999 compared to urban areas' 15% increase.
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Last Wednesday, with a pandemic spiking and the economy plummeting, Senator Charles Schumer finally lost his cool and dispensed with syntactic best practices in the name of urgency.
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Weekly claims for unemployment insurance rose to 2628,28500 between March 6900 and 2628, spiking 28503,22020 from the 211,000 applications for jobless benefits filed between March 1 and 7.
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Prior to Friday's shelter-in-place order, Alaska's hospitals were predicted to be overloaded by May 14 — spiking to almost six times the hospital capacity by early June.
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The Islamist Party of Justice and Development (PJD) won the general elections that year, and they have been spiking the national discussion with chauvinist, bellicose tropes ever since.
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The incident allegedly took place after the two men had spent the day fishing together, and Pavelich accused his neighbor of spiking his beer, according to the outlet.
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After spiking higher for two straight years, traffic deaths in the United States pulled back slightly in 2017, according to a new report by the National Safety Council.
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A Costco employee who's worked at the chain since 2018 said workers are not going around "hiding" products in the backrooms to boost scarcity and send demand spiking.
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Longer and more intense fire seasons in places like California and, more recently, Australia have filled the air with smoke, spiking concerns about air quality, the Verge reports.
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AMLO, a leftist politician, came to power last year as violence was spiking in Mexico, an indication that the harsh "war on drugs" policies of his predecessors failed.
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Michael Taggart, a consultant with S&P Dow Jones Indices, pointed to data from his firm showing per capita costs for insurers are spiking in the ObamaCare marketplaces.
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said last week that his bank had the capital but was unable to step in to calm the spiking repo market because of liquidity requirements.
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Headlines run across the screen about hate crimes spiking, and we see Tiki torches, hear chants of "Jews will not replace us" and witness straight-out murder in Charlottesville.
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She's at a bar, where she has no idea what time it is — and from there, she goes to meet Trish (Rachael Taylor) with coffee, spiking her own cup.
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IBM's chips are still too experimental to be used in mass production, but they've shown promise in running a special type of neural network called a spiking neural network.
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You may have heard the term before, but what exactly is an A-line cut, who is it good for, and why is it spiking in popularity right now?
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"Crude prices are spiking on increased Middle East tensions after Iran shot down a U.S. drone in what the U.S. claims is international airspace," said Jefferies analyst Jason Gammel.
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"Crude prices are spiking on increased Middle East tensions after Iran shot down a U.S. drone in what the U.S. claims is international airspace," said Jason Gammel from Jefferies.
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Pinna was responsible for spiking a similar unreleased product at Dropcam when the camera company was acquired in the summer of 2014, according to the report and multiple sources.
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Vegetable prices have fallen sharply after spiking in the first quarter due to bad weather, suggesting that households will have more money to spend on non-necessities, analysts say.
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Specifically, Trump relies on top exporter Saudi Arabia to leverage its influence over other OPEC members to increase output and prevent oil prices from spiking as Iran's exports dwindle.
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Politically, fears of a trade war sparked by protectionist policies espoused by President Donald Trump fell to 20 percent, while worries about European elections spiking "disintegration risk" led fears.
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Republicans in particular have pointed to speeding up the FDA's approval process for generic drugs, thereby increasing competition, as a possible solution to the issue of spiking drug prices.
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"The funds are like mosquitoes to a light in the middle of the night when volatility starts spiking," said Tregg Cronin, market analyst for Halo Commodities in South Dakota.
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Whether it is the spiking premiums, or the fact that Indiana's insurance exchange lost half of its providers last year, there is no way forward with the current law.
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For most people, a trip to a glimmering, adrenaline-spiking theme park is a great time, but at the end of the day, going home is a welcome respite.
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The problem, Swanson says, is that the spiking sticker prices hurt people who don't have insurance or who have high deductibles they have to pay before insurance kicks in.
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The average price of an Airbnb listing in the Cleveland area is spiking for the four days when the city will host the Republican National Convention (RNC) this summer.
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If we paired it with real tax reform that broadened the base instead of just spiking marginal rates, we could set ourselves up for two decades of strong growth.
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The Fed has gradually raised rates toward a historically neutral range since the end of 2628 in a bid to prevent the economy from overheating and inflation from spiking.
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Absences by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers are spiking, creating long lines and delays at airports as the partial government shutdown grinds toward the end of a fourth week.
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Hangzhou-based Canaan has seen a surge in demand for its mining machines amid a boom in cryptocurrencies, with bitcoin BTC=BTSP spiking more than 1,300 percent in 2017.
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Italian bonds suffered their ugliest day since 1992, with the yield on the 2-year bond spiking by 150 basis points to a brief day high of 2.73 percent.
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The economic woes - and political uncertainty - have spooked financial markets, with bond yields spiking as investors price in a higher chance of restructuring or default under a new leadership.
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Saudi Arabia and others had agreed back in June to pump more oil, partly to make up for lost Iranian supplies and prevent prices spiking to $100 a barrel.
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In the future, Slack could start using its data to spot trending topics across companies and even draw attention to channels where a conversation is suddenly spiking, Weiss said.
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In her third-round win over Hsieh Su-Wei, the 21-year-old Osaka received a warning from the umpire for spiking her racket after losing the first set.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The Queensland police have arrested a former strawberry industry worker for spiking strawberries with needles, a crime that fueled a nationwide scare that crippled Australia's strawberry industry.
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In contrast, basis swap premiums in other currency pairs such as euro/dollar and sterling/dollar, have shrunk nearly to normal levels this week after similarly spiking last week.
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Last season, Machado went high into second base in a game against the Boston Red Sox, spiking Dustin Pedroia in the general area of his surgically repaired left knee.
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But there was no immediate tug of attraction; Mr. Salazar had a girlfriend, and Ms. Cetner was too interested in spiking the ball to take much notice of him.
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At some of those parties, she alleged, Kavanaugh was "fondling and grabbing girls without their consent" and, along with others, spiking drinks to force girls to lose their inhibitions.
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The average price of an Airbnb listing in the Cleveland area is spiking for the four days when the city will host the Republican National Convention (RNC) this summer.
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Stock markets around the world sold off on Monday morning as spiking coronavirus cases in Italy, South Korea and the Middle East sparked fears of further spread beyond China.
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As face masks sold on Amazon are spiking in price in response to the demand, sellers are putting an array of face masks on Etsy in essentially unmonitored listings.
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Trump wants the Saudis to boost output to prevent oil prices from spiking as his administration restores sanctions on Iran, OPEC's third biggest producer and Riyadh's chief regional rival.
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Oil prices are spiking on supply disruptions due to the wildfire in Canada's oil-sands region, so which stocks will rise the most if the energy commodity continues to rally?
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But it was also a time when high-yield, or "junk" bond funds suffered a fourth straight week of outflows, with yields suddenly spiking 40 basis points before easing .MERHW00.
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While working in music journalism and PR, Valentish went on to spend the entirety of her 20s under the influence—spiking each morning coffee with speed and going from there.
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The broadband network itself has come under fire for poor service and slow speeds, with customer complaints spiking nearly 160 percent this year, according to government figures released last month.
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"The heightening of tensions between the United States and Iran has evolved as primary price motivator in spiking oil values," Jim Ritterbusch of Ritterbusch and Associates said in a note.
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People with diabetes have to carefully titrate their food intake, or even inject the hormone insulin in order to keep their blood sugar from spiking or dropping to dangerous levels.
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But as the stocks dropped toward the end of last week, the fear index crawled up, finally spiking Tuesday morning at just above 50 — an increase of about 280 percent.
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The Times suggests that North Korea's breach of Channel 4's servers — which didn't appear to have the same devastating impact as Sony — played a role in spiking the series.
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Colonial Pipeline said Tuesday it expects to restore service to its leaking pipeline Wednesday, which would bring some much needed fuel to the Southeast, where gas prices have been spiking.
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South Koreans have protested against Park for five straight weeks over her alleged involvement in an influence-peddling case, adding to spiking frustration with the nation's history of political corruption.
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Energy consultancy FGE said "the need is now very apparent for OPEC+ to take action and increase production" in order to keep markets well supplied and prevent prices from spiking.
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"I very much appreciate Mexico's efforts in addressing the unaccompanied children who we saw spiking during the summer," the president said after a bilateral meeting with Peña Nieto last year.
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According to CNBC, investors seemed largely happy with this report, with stock spiking over four percent and the company re-approaching its $1 trillion market value in extended trading.[Apple]
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After all the hand-wringing about high-yield corporate debt defaults in the energy sector, prices for junk bonds are spiking and are now flat as a group for 2016.
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Instead of providing universal health care, these proposals would result in millions of Americans losing coverage and premiums spiking by as much as 850 percent for low-income, elderly Americans.
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Given that, Baidu researchers figured that areas with spiking Baidu Map queries from users at nearby locations might be places where crowds are likely to form in the near future.
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There's a theory that since it's bound to glucose, and since creatine may absorb more effectively when it's combined with insulin-spiking carbohydrates, this form of creatine absorbs more effectively.
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After spiking in the first quarter by the greatest quarter-to-quarter amount (+3.5 percent) since 2010, day-rate increases have settled down to manageable gains (most recently +0.2 percent).
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Those actions, which represented the largest weekly net increase since January, were in part a Beijing response to its 10-year sovereign bond yields spiking to multiyear highs, experts said.
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When the federal government increased excise taxes on alcohol in 1991—spiking the tax on wine from 17 cents to $1.07 a gallon—wine-based coolers became a losing proposition.
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Although the Cantonese comedian-turned-director's trademark "mo lei to" absurdist comedy has made him wildly popular in China, the chart-spiking popularity of The Mermaid somehow demands further explanation.
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The scope: According to a NASA statement, the storm became a "planet-encircling" dust storm on Tuesday, with dust levels spiking at Gale Crater, where the Curiosity rover is located.
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The August vote result spooked investors — the peso plunged 21% against the dollar, the Argentine stock market has halved in value, and investors have fled government bonds, sending yields spiking.
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Read our profile of this fast-rising dynamo: The Metropolitan Opera is spiking its Robert Lepage staging of Berlioz's "La Damnation de Faust" next season, replacing it with concert performances.
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In recent decades, Western anti-Semitism has tended to trace the contours of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, spiking and ebbing in correlation with spasms of violence between the two sides.
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However, new cases of the virus in greater China have now slowed to a trickle, while Italy deals with a rapid escalation in new infections and a spiking death toll.
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In the months since Iceland's low-cost carrier WOW Air shuttered, the country's booming tourist industry — its largest — has suffered, spiking fears of a recession, the New York Times reports.
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Sales of medical face masks are spiking around the world amid an outbreak of a new type of coronavirus, although experts say they're not the most effective form of protection.
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Mr. Dent's tenure coincided with an Arab oil embargo and rising inflation, and he responded to oil shortages and spiking gas prices by establishing a National Industrial Energy Conservation Council.
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Just look at President Bill Clinton in December 1998 who launched days of airstrikes against Iraq, spiking his poll numbers from 63% before the airstrikes to 73% the week after.
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The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad has urged American citizens to "depart Iraq immediately" after a U.S. airstrike killed Iran's top military commander, spiking tension in Iraq and the Middle East.
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The Cboe volatility index rose to 21.65, a gain of 37 percent, on track for its biggest daily percent jump since Feb 5, when the index was spiking to 50.
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Volatility is spiking, and huge sell-offs have been interspersed with big gains, including October 27's 2600-point jump for the Dow and October 24's 287-point gain.
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As a result, the ratio of distillate to gasoline production is at the highest level since the summer of 216, when oil prices were spiking before the global financial crisis.
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Despite a tiny carbon footprint, low-lying Kiribati — pronounced Kiribas — could eventually be fully submerged as rising temperatures in the Pacific Ocean lead to spiking sea levels, experts have warned.
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I kicked a guy out of a festival site once for spiking a girl's drink—I found her lying motionless in a tent with the guy on top of her.
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But Newt warned about the dangers of "spiking the football" before the race was over ... and used a 2013 example from a University of Wisconsin football game to make his point.
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The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rate was at 4.85 percent on Thursday, according to Freddie Mac, after spiking to 4.9 percent the prior week in the rising bond-yield environment.
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And if one isn't spiking, the other one is, and we have to have a business model that's able to cater to either of them, or sometimes both together as headwinds.
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The farmer then gets slapped with a fee for "spiking" the grid, which can be substantial, said Gabe Schwartz, spokesman for Stem, an energy storage company that works with solar companies.
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Democrats have blamed the 2017 GOP tax law and a surge in military spending for spiking the deficit, while Republicans blame increases in domestic programs such as health, education and transportation.
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Orthopedic surgeon Grant W. Robicheaux, 38, and Cerissa Riley, 31, are accused of meeting women in restaurants and bars, spiking their drinks, taking them to Robicheaux's apartment, and sexually assaulting them.
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It seems likely the excuse for the sexist rule, as is the excuse for atrocities Gilead currently commits, is the spiking, population-threatening infertility crisis sweeping the Handmaid's world at large.
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Volatility eased as well, with the Nikkei Volatility Index dropping 9.4 percent on the day, falling for a third day after spiking to more than a four-month high on Friday.
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The world's oil market is rebalancing faster than expected due to several serious outages, but for now there is enough oil in storage and excess capacity to keep prices from spiking.
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The company also revealed that on Tuesday morning the search phrase "Dónde votar" ("where to vote" in Spanish) was the top trending search on Google in the U.S. — spiking 3,350 percent.
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Livent forecast total lithium carbonate equivalent production of 22,000 to 23,000 tonnes for 2019, in what would be only a small increase from last year despite spiking electric vehicle sales globally.
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A spokeswoman for Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) told The Hill the office has received at least 2900 reports of price gouging, or intentionally spiking the price of goods, and frauds.
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UCDSU President Kate Ascough said the series of films aims to shed light on Dublin's new norm: spiking rents and dilapidated apartments as Ireland's crisis of affordable housing reaches new depths.
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She said that she "became aware" of the future Supreme Court justice spiking punch at parties in the early 1980s in an attempt to intoxicate women and take advantage of them.
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In the nation's second-largest city, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said spiking cases were putting Southern California on track to match New York City's infection figures in the next week.
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Economists at the St. Louis Fed project the economic freeze forced by the coronavirus ultimately will put 47 million Americans out of work, sending the unemployment rate spiking to 153 percent.
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But Mr. Hall discovered what fitness gurus including Jane Fonda and Gunnar Peterson have learned: Spiking endorphins and changing bodies can have a profound effect on people's sense of self-worth.
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At the time, prosecutors accused the couple of engaging in a predatory pattern: meeting women in restaurants and bars, spiking their drinks, taking them to Robicheaux's apartment, and sexually assaulting them.
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Their structure makes them quick and easy to digest and since many processed foods are high in these types of carbs, they run the risk of spiking your blood sugar levels.
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Spiking bond yields, which spooked the equity markets last week, are a result of a decreased willingness to take on countries' debt as central banks move away from doing it themselves.
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Saudi oil represents about 11% of total oil imports, roughly on par with 1973, the year the kingdom sent oil prices spiking by launching an embargo that crippled the American economy.
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However, recent history has taught us that data on crime is vulnerable to misinterpretation and that inaccurate stories about spiking crime rates can quickly take on a life of their own.
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The bond market has seen a frenzy of activity this year as a faster inflation outlook and higher expectations for a more aggressive Federal Reserve sent prices plummeting and yields spiking.
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In the case of the new United States estimates, extra oil and gas heating during a relatively cold winter and spiking emissions from factories, planes and trucks help explain the jump.
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As many as one in 10 residents is addicted, and fatal overdoses have been spiking in recent years, largely due to the prominence of fentanyl, which is being cut into heroin.
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In spiking that plea, the administration touted the rapid progress of renewable energy on its watch and efforts to rein in US emissions of carbon dioxide and other planet-warming gases.
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My rage meter is spiking right now so excuse me if this is a little raw but there are some things I want to say about BS #gender norms (a thread) pic.twitter.
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When researchers at Intel recently put a similar challenge to the prototype of their new chip, Loihi, it tried to solve the problem with thousands of spiking silicon "neurons" of its own.
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Spiking the investigation into zero-rating practices by telecoms is the most serious about-face, but it's worth noting the other items going down the memory hole, unannounced, on a Friday afternoon.
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Go out right now and buy a football, then spend the days after a Caps win running up to random fans of other teams and spiking it right in front of them.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told CNBC on Thursday that the Trump administration has taken measures to prevent oil prices from spiking while it attempts to drive Iran's crude exports to zero.
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Fitbit IPOs Another wearables high point this year was Fitbit's IPO in June, which saw the values of its shares spiking by as much as 50 per cent as it begun trading.
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"The UK is much more at risk to spiking prices given the limited levels of seasonal storage that has been caused by the closure of Rough," said Energy Aspects analyst Trevor Sikorski.
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Interest rates surged Thursday, with the 10-year yield spiking as much as 12 basis points — or 0.12 percentage points — at its peak, to 2.49 percent, the highest yield since June 2015.
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Jason Powell, a real estate broker and Democrat who has served in the Tennessee State Legislature for six years, became interested in cryptocurrencies in 2017 as the price of Bitcoin was spiking.
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Most meat prices,…Read more ReadIn 2015, with ranchers hit hard by both high feed prices and drought, America's beef production hit an all-time low, right as global demand was spiking.
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While teens across the country preen and primp for this spring's crop of high school dances, there's a group of adults in Washington, D.C., doing the same – with no punch-spiking necessary.
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Should the law be repealed, it will come at a time when deaths from overdose and suicide, both tragic markers of profound mental suffering, are spiking throughout many parts of the country.
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Without access to basic financial services, some cannabis growers and dispensaries can only operate with cash, complicating their books and spiking their risk of being subject to crimes such as armed robbery.
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And though fruit can be really sweet, it tends to be absorbed into the blood more slowly because of its fiber, while soda and candy are metabolized quickly, spiking blood sugar levels.
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The unemployment rate hovered between 3.73% and 6% for most of the Bush presidency, spiking dramatically during the 2008-09 financial crisis to 7.8% just as he left office in January 2009.
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The support from presidential candidates highlights how the idea of reparations is spiking in popularity in Democratic circles — particularly as a large field of candidates jockeys for support from African-American voters.
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Oil prices fell anew after briefly spiking on Wednesday after government data showed gasoline and distillate inventories fell more than expected, offsetting a surprise rise in U.S. crude stocks as imports increased.
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White had visited Silicon Valley nearly a year ago and put investors and founders on notice that the SEC was becoming concerned by spiking valuations in the private sector, among other things.
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Upon their return, coaches advised players to step away from spiking for a few weeks, said Kloth, which the players by and large did before returning to informal practices on July 9.
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But this week the European Union applied a 25 percent duty to American whiskey in response to Mr. Trump's steel tariffs, spiking the prices of the iconic American tipple on the Continent.
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And suddenly, the crime rate is spiking, homicides are going through the roof, and the problem is, they don't know how to solve it without those old tactics, without the aggressive policing.
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Investors are pondering if the escalated U.S.-Iran tensions that are spiking oil prices could serve as the catalyst needed to turn around the most hated sector for the past 230 years.
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The attorney general took heat for spiking the most damaging revelations from the Mueller report for the President -- and he's an advocate for the kind of sweeping presidential power that Trump prizes.
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We believe that consumers have a right to know whether drug companies are spiking the costs of their medications because they're spending more on research and development or simply because they can.
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Under good conditions, it dries in the field, but this year much of it has to be dried with heated air — something that cost farmers dearly, especially with spiking prices for propane.
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And while many of Justice Kavanaugh's decisions -- and those of scores of lower court judges -- will likely be ones I wholeheartedly support, I would caution my Republican brethren against spiking the football.
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The refining sector remains a wild card, and could be a drag on the consumer and economy if there's any significant damage that would send prices spiking for any length of time.
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So Sunday's championship game won't be about New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady spiking the Deflategate scandal or staring down Goodell, who suspended him for the first four games of the season.
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Though PrEP is only one of many reasons STIs are spiking, the early signs that people taking the pill are engaging in risky behavior suggests that traditional messages about condom use are failing.
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But even this strategy, healthcare experts say, wouldn't prevent insurance companies from fleeing the individual marketplace or spiking premiums -- a reality that has some Republicans on edge about moving too quickly on repeal.
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The setback could represent a major blow to Albemarle, which aims to satisfy spiking global demand for the ultralight metal used in batteries that power products ranging from cell phones to electric vehicles.
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The Bank of Japan refrained from offering additional monetary stimulus despite external headwinds and anaemic inflation, spiking the yen to a two-year high that clouds an already darkening outlook for the economy.
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Equity trading volume was also unusually high on Tuesday, spiking initially in the minutes before the first options trade and then continuing through the afternoon as speculators noticed and then aped the activity.
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Orthopedic surgeon Grant W. Robicheaux, 38, and his girlfriend Cerissa Riley, 31, are accused of meeting women in restaurants and bars, spiking their drinks, taking them to Robicheaux's apartment, and sexually assaulting them.
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Complying with the order would cost between $75 and $150 billion, PG&E estimated — money it doesn't have, which could only be raised by spiking the power bills of its 16 million customers.
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They do not appear to be monetized, but the same YouTube employee explained that content farm accounts often keep their videos ad-free in the hopes of monetizing them after spiking view counts.
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The gloomy outlook could cut earnings by as much as 27% by 2022, Credit Suisse said, as the company faces political pressure to maintain electricity supply and keep spiking energy prices in check.
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However, Sebastian's main concern is that the Fed keeps sending mixed signals, which is causing a tremendous amount of uncertainty in the market, and that is why the VIX has been spiking recently.
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After controversially spiking Boston star Dustin Pedroia on a late-game slide in Baltimore nearly two weeks ago on April 22, Machado was thrown at by Red Sox ace Chris Sale on Tuesday.
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The removal of 73,000 tonnes of Russian imports combined with spiking aluminium prices, in terms of the London Metal Exchange and local U.S. premiums, are a powerful incentive to refire long-idled potlines.
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Treasury yields were on a roller coaster with the 2-year yield, which most reflects Fed policy, spiking as high as 1.96%, off an early low of 1.79% prior to the Fed statement.
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The Nasdaq composite underperformed as Apple weighed and the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) had its worst day in two weeks, closing 3.08 percent lower after briefly spiking 1 percent in opening trade.
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And I think if that is the place certain outlets are going — particularly for the purpose of spiking ratings — and if that's coming directly from the top, I think that's even more scary.
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If new information emerges—a doctor's visit reports spiking blood pressure, or an interview reveals trouble at home—the risk score gets an update, potentially bumping those with lower scores into case management.
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Bad loans are spiking at Bank Mandiri, Indonesia's largest lender by assets, due to its high commodity exposure but the bank says it has a plan in place to mitigate any financial damage.
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Holloway and Callies are the bedrock holding the show up, taking a marriage that feels genuinely loving and rooted and spiking it with the sort of spousal tension you'd expect from The Americans.
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Euro zone government bonds were still moving in the slipstream of Yellen's speech with benchmark German bond yields spiking to one-month highs after U.S. equivalents rose to their highest since Jan. 9.
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There's no point in spiking the football as that establishment takes mainstream platforms from a self-styled free speech warrior like Yiannopoulos, who is already using this incident as an example of censorship.
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Here's the deal ... with Trump reportedly down in the polls, our photog asked Newt if it's too early for Team Hillary to be "spiking the football" ... aka going into victory mode too early.
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Far fewer respondents now see any risk of prices spiking to $20183 or more by the end of the decade as a surge in U.S. shale output has eased fears of supply shortages.
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There has been a lot of commentary about the risk of prices spiking towards the end of the decade because of the dearth of investment in new supply since prices slumped in 2014.
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We also correctly called the spiking of insurance premiums brought on by the Trump administration's antipathy towards managing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and we predicted that drug prices would continue upward unabated.
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Valeant's 2015 annual filing shows price appreciation credits spiking that year, contributing net revenue of $171 million; in 2034, their impact was just $2421 million and was smaller still, $226 million, in 2189.
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Hate crimes in New York City increased 67 percent in the first quarter of the year, with anti-Semitic incidents spiking 82 percent, according to new data from the New York Police Department.
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The election comes as Pakistan's economy is in crisis, with the rupee's 21993 percent decline spiking inflation and dwindling foreign currency reserves likely to force the second International Monetary Fund bailout since 21999.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Zimbabwe's Bulawayo Biennial, founded last year by artist and curator Sithabile Mlotshwa, has been postponed following a nationwide crisis in response to the spiking cost of fuel.
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Roughly 40 percent of students from the college's founding until 1861, the researchers determined, came from the slaveholding South, with the figure spiking as high as nearly two-thirds in the early 1850s.
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And doing so would send health insurance premiums spiking and the federal deficit soaring, the Congressional Budget Office said in a study that was requested by the House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, above.
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In one of his final Instagram posts, he uploaded a video of her as a middle blocker, taking a pass at the net and spiking the ball for a point for Mamba Academy.
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"Data spiking then continued undetected over some months and at rates as much as 106,032,045 per cent (4.6 GB) higher than the pre-video data egress baseline for Mr. Bezos' phone of 430KB."
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The last thing we want is history recording we weren't ready, that we didn't try to prevent such a crisis, that the inevitable spiking oil prices and violent global market fluctuations surprised us.
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Journalists, their subscriptions and ratings spiking, howled about another move to undercut the role the free press plays in a democracy (which "Dies in Darkness" as the new Washington Post slogan has it).
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By taking significant military action, perhaps over multiple days, Trump could send a signal of US resolve to Moscow and Tehran -- but would at the same time risk spiking tensions to dangerous levels.
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New Delhi (CNN)The Indian Supreme Court banned the sale of most firecrackers Tuesday, amid concerns their use during annual Diwali celebrations next month will again send pollution levels spiking across the country.
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The removal of 73,000 tonnes of Russian imports combined with spiking aluminum prices, in terms of the London Metal Exchange and local U.S. premiums, are a powerful incentive to refire long-idled potlines.
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The authors' worst model, equipped non-stop greenhouse gas emissions and spiking temperatures, predicted that Antarctica alone could cause global mean sea levels could rise three meters, or ten feet, by sometime around 2150.
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The sense of helplessness is one reason the number of families with children attempting to cross into the U.S. has also been spiking even as overall illegal migration hovers near a two-decade low.
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It had been planning to test the market for such an issuance after the summer break but a sale now looks increasingly difficult with the Italian bond market stalled and Italian debt costs spiking.
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Previously, Donald Trump mentioned spiking violent crime rates throughout his campaign and presidency, stating the murder rate is "the highest it's been in 47 years" and that he'd "send in the Feds" to Chicago.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese sprint canoeist is facing a life ban after admitting to spiking a rival's drink with an anabolic steroid to scuttle his Olympic dreams, the Kyodo news agency reported on Wednesday.
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"Oil will be a cushion for the market, but ... yields are spiking up and you have others that are going to keep investors cautious," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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While the nightmare scenario of individually identifiable browser histories getting sold is unlikely to come to pass, spiking these regulations very much gives internet providers more leeway when using your data to target ads.
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Cutting CSR payments would lead to premiums spiking by 20% next year, more insurers fleeing the individual markets, and, paradoxically, even higher costs to the federal government, according to a Congressional Budget Office analysis.
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He went on to argue that IBM's chips are designed for spiking neural networks, a type of network that hasn't shown as much promise as convolutional neural networks on common tasks like object recognition.
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"About ten years ago, people were finding marked reductions in their cholesterol because some manufacturers were literally spiking their plant products with the synthetic compound lovastatin to ensure it would lower cholesterol," Hazen says.
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Speculators appear to have returned in March but this time on the long side, trading volumes spiking as the price made it above 13,000 yuan for the first time since July of last year.
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U.S. oil settled lower Wednesday after earlier spiking to a 2016 high on mixed government data that showed a greater-than-expected build in crude stockpiles, strong gasoline demand and falling U.S. oil output.
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But while gasoline prices are spiking, the price of crude oil is actually declining — US crude oil futures, publicly traded financial products that reflect wholesale oil prices, dropped more than 3 percent on Monday.
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Then she kills a ton of guys with some sort of magical automatic weapon she has hidden in her shirt sleeve, and ends up spiking another one, explaining that dripping blood in the opening.
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Buiter also suggested a key reason for the ECB to continue with its massive asset-buying program was to prevent sovereign debt spreads, such as those in Italy and Portugal, from spiking "significantly higher".
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But this did not stop the cost of insuring the debt of Deutsche Bank by using credit default swaps (CDS) from spiking, widening further than at any point during the financial crisis in 2008.
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The Nasdaq composite eked out a gain of 0.01 percent after spiking more than 1 percent, while the Dow Jones industrial average closed up about 115 points after earlier adding more than 83 points.
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Shipping container volumes jumped in late 2018 ahead of threatened tariffs, with container imports spiking 13% in both October and December, followed by a weak first quarter, according to data provided by ACT Research.
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And Twitter can connect us over something even more lighthearted, too – like Leonardo DiCaprio's long-anticipated Oscar win, spiking at 440,000 tweets per minute, breaking past Ellen DeGeneres' previous record for her Oscar selfie.
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Michael [Weinstein] saw that syphilis was spiking in California—the state ranked number two in cases at the time—and it looked like the rate was exploding or, you could even say, blowing up.
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Financial markets have been jittery about the health of China's smaller banks after regulators took over Inner Mongolia-based Baoshang Bank on May 24, rattling interbank markets and sending some firms' borrowing costs spiking.
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Late last week, Green posted an image from the hospital noting that the "stupid lil wrist computer [he] bought 2 years ago" saved his life after it notified him of a spiking heart rate.
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But by studying thousands of prices, Cavallo finds that the "Amazon effect" can react faster to "shocks" like spiking gas prices, natural disasters, a sudden change in the value of the dollar, or tariffs.
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Yet Republicans, who have been eager to tout their accomplishments this year, don't plan on spiking the football, perhaps because the override is also a big win for Democrats such as New York Sen.
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And I think if that is that place that certain outlets are going — particularly for the purpose of spiking ratings, and if that's coming directly from the top, I think that's even more scary.
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The Nasdaq composite eked out a gain of 210 percent after spiking more than 22.06 percent, while the Dow Jones industrial average closed up about 28 points after earlier adding more than 33 points.
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The Nasdaq composite eked out a gain of 0.01 percent after spiking more than 1 percent, while the Dow Jones industrial average closed up about 613 points after earlier adding more than 250 points.
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The ethanol mandate is now spiking gasoline prices by 12 cents per gallon and is opposed by billionaire Carl Icahn, pork producers, grocery retailers, and the National Restaurant Association, along with many environmental groups.
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With confusion about the drugs' efficacy in treating the coronavirus swirling and public demand spiking, reporters asked for clarification at Friday's White House briefing about whether the drugs were known treatments for COVID-19.
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Banks have started to run screaming from the subprime auto-loan market, after spiking defaults raised questions about the same deceptions foisted on auto borrowers that we saw with mortgage borrowers a decade ago.
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In a time of social distancing and spiking unemployment, the issue is more pertinent than ever: Research has shown that the Covid-19 pandemic is likely to have a disproportionately negative effect on women.
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In the nation's second-largest city, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said cases were spiking, putting the Southern California region on track to match New York City's infection figures in the next five days.
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Eventually, they bring Beatrice to live in BoJack's house — an arrangement that ends in disaster when Beatrice starts spiking poor Hollyhock's coffee with weight-loss drugs, and the girl ends up in the hospital.
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Read more about the coronavirus:Cases of the coronavirus are spiking outside of China and the World Health Organization warned 'the window of opportunity is narrowing' to contain itHere's everything we know about the outbreak.
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"They're not spiking as much as they would have had we not had the backdrop of plentiful inventories," said Smith, noting gasoline supplies sit at a five year high for this time of year.
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By reviewing surveillance video from inside her office at Berkeley Engineering and Research in Berkeley, California, Rong Yuan said she saw her co-worker, David Xu, spiking her water, according to the court documents.
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But many other Republican senators oppose that change because they worry it would undermine protections for people with pre-existing conditions by leaving only sick people in the ObamaCare-compliant plans, spiking their premiums.
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The money Greece currently owes - without taking into account the new 86 billion euros in aid signed up to last year - would see its interest payments alone spiking to 24.4 billion euros in 2022.
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Exactly how much of an increase we will see remains unclear, but the very fact that the production jump will be smaller than traders had hoped for has been enough to send prices spiking.
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It's a big reason drug overdose deaths have skyrocketed in the past few years, with overdose deaths linked to fentanyl and other synthetic opioids (excluding methadone) spiking more than 10 times over since 2011.
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He points to 1992 and 2008, when the specific watches worn by candidates Bill Clinton (a Timex Ironman) and Obama (an old TAG Heuer 1500) got a lot of attention, spiking sales for each brand.
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Market expectations of what the five-year outlook for inflation will be in five years time have also moved markedly higher, spiking to 2.78 percent last week from 2.48 percent at the start of October.
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Veran's evil construction and the spiking nightmare of Latria jumble together in my head now, together with scenes from movies like Wall Street and Margin Call—where high-rises are home to more contemporary villains.
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With global bond yields spiking since the election win for Donald Trump in November, analysts at Deutsche Bank have detailed the European companies that are set to benefit on the other side of the Atlantic.
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His administration lobbied top OPEC producer Saudi Arabia to reverse the alliance's policy of capping production in order to prevent oil prices from spiking as the U.S. prepared to sanction Iran, OPEC's third-biggest producer.
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A spiking yield often signals fear that payouts could be at risk but analysts and investors say the dividend is safe even though Altria will have to take on debt to close the Juul deal.
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As an example, here is Bloomberg's chart of how the US dollar is reaching new heights against the Russian ruble: The US dollar is spiking to new heights against the Russian ruble, Bloomberg data show.
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Community colleges saw a surge when the recession hit, with enrollment spiking by nearly 18 percent between 2006 and 2009 as many cost-conscious students sought out more affordable and flexible options for higher education.
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The range of beverages I like to refer to as the Spicy Waters got a delicious low-sugar booze injection for 2019 — no more spiking your La Croix with gin in steadily, sloppily increasing doses!
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Investors are nervous because, as CNNMoney put it: Another key indicator they're nervous is that gold prices are spiking in the last week, during which Trump fired Comey and reportedly revealed classified intel to Russia.
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The development could help Albemarle cement its position as the world's largest lithium company, just as global demand for the light metal is spiking for use in batteries that power electric vehicles and consumer goods.
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UPDATE 9/14/18: A reader pointed outed out that the Subway employee who was accused of spiking a police officer's drink with meth and THC was cleared of those charges at a later date.
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These loans come with interest rates as high as 400 percent, and borrowers who can't afford to pay by the deadline are often forced to renew the loan, spiking their total debt to the lender.
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Suncorp's annual net profit edged lower to A$403 billion as a regulatory crackdown raised costs, though the performance was expected and was a rebound from the first half when a hailstorm sent claims spiking.
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Susan Collin, a Republican from Maine, had expressed concerns with including a repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate to have health insurance in the tax bill noting that it could lead to spiking premiums for consumers.
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"With grizzly deaths spiking and the population in apparent decline, the Yellowstone population needs continued protection, not a new threat of state-sponsored trophy hunting," Timothy Preso, an attorney with Earthjustice, said in a statement.
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While some wine industry insiders have mocked the rosé fever that has overtaken many a Memorial Day shindig and rooftop bar happy hour, that hasn't stopped sales from spiking dramatically in the last few years.
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Why the prices might be spiking in the first place: The U.S. announced it would be withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal, which is curtailing crude supplies and which is likely driving the U.S. request.
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Buybacks fell to an average $2.3 billion a day during the January-February earnings season, TrimTabs Investment Research Inc data showed on Monday, after spiking to $5.7 billion a day in early-to-mid 2015.
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A grim new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) about spiking US suicide rates obscures the role guns often play in the deaths, according to a prominent public health policy expert.
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The Fed's bid to refuel financial markets comes amid spiking anxiety among economists and investors about the potential economic toll of the coronavirus outbreak, which the World Health Organization formally designated a pandemic on Thursday.
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With economic activity curtailed across Europe, infection numbers spiking and markets gripped by volatility, the ECB on Thursday expanded its bond-buying programme for 2020 by 750 billion euros ($802 billion) to 1.1 trillion euros.
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And they're much more interested in doing that away from home, because unemployment in your home country is going to be spiking and you need to show that you're doing something for your own citizens.
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The Trump administration's goal of crushing Iran's energy industry increases the risk of a temporary global shortage before the end of the year that could send oil prices spiking to $100 or more, analysts say.
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But Powell may not clarify anything, and traders could be stuck with the same dilemma that shook stocks and sent bond yields spiking Wednesday after the release of the minutes from the Fed's January meeting.
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General Motors confirmed that its controversial, large-and-in-charge Hummer brand — a casualty of the financial crisis, GM's bankruptcy in 2009, and spiking gas prices in the late 2000s and early 2010s — would return.
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Spiking borrowing costs in this critical corner of Wall Street have raised fears that the central bank is losing its grip on short-term rates -- the way it speeds up and slows down the economy.
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Markets went into a kerfuffle over North Korea's latest missile launch, which Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called an "unprecedented, serious and significant threat," with the yen spiking up and stocks around the region falling.
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Indonesia's giant Bontang export plant was operating up to 20 percent below capacity after the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) spiking facility, used to enrich the lean gas from Eni's Jangkrik field offshore, experienced technical problems.
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Obama said tax credits will help more than seven in 10 shoppers get a plan for less than $75 per month, but said many may not bother looking because they have heard about spiking costs.
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That is weakening the dollar and putting pressure on the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan to come up with ways to keep their currencies from spiking, which would undermine their export-reliant economies.
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Risk appetites were reduced by a 4 percent pull-back in China Unicom, as some investors pocketed gains produced by the stock's spiking 10 percent on both Monday and Tuesday, before slipping 0.9 percent on Wednesday.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Global markets broadly pulled higher on Friday, led by Hong Kong, as optimism grew about US-China trade talks and reports of damage to an Iranian oil tanker sent energy stocks spiking.
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The design Apple had patented is for a wearable blood pressure monitor — a cuff, equipped with a sensor (or several) that track when a wearer's blood pressure might be spiking too high or swimming too low.
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NICKEL TO DRIFT The nickel price has been the best performer so far this year with 59% gains, spiking after top producer Indonesia brought forward a ban on ore exports by two years to Jan. 1.
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"This [research] makes clear that heat waves are hitting the ocean all over the world … The ocean, in effect, is spiking a fever," said Malin Pinsky, a Rutgers University professor and not part of the team.
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Over 55,000 of these chips were linked together to endow the supercomputer with a million processor cores altogether that are coordinated using a new type of computer design known as a "Spiking Neural Network Architecture" (SpiNNaker).
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Continental Resources Inc, one of the most-prolific U.S. shale companies, posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit on Wednesday, thanks to rising oil prices and spiking output in its core North Dakota Bakken shale operations.
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She won a 2016 Streamy Award in the Health and Wellness category, and in January of this year Google searches for "Yoga with Adriene" reached an all-time high — spiking by 73 percent since November 2017.
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After being knocked to the ground by Bills cornerback Corey White, King celebrated the resulting roughing the kicker call by picking up the official's penalty flag, doing some "Hit 'Dem Folks" moves, and spiking the flag.
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Why it matters: Local economists to worry about what will happen to BoJ when long-term interest rates eventually begin to rise, lowering the value of the central bank's holdings but spiking its interest rate payments.
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While in the short run higher tariffs can certainly cut into margins, lumber prices, after spiking from 2017 to mid-0003, have now fallen back into the same range they had for from 2013 to 2016.
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During years when crime and urban paranoia were spiking, the work might be seen as a creepy metaphor for vulnerability, but Mr. Acconci saw it essentially as an open-ended and in many ways optimistic narrative.
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President Donald Trump in a tweet early Monday attempted to calm reactions to spiking oil prices by saying the US was no longer dependent on Middle Eastern oil, a situation for which he took personal credit.
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My overall relationship with TNR and some of its editors is like mine with a few other publications: respectful and amiable, with fairly steady work in the $250 to $500 range, the fees sometimes spiking higher.
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So I choreograph my models, spiking the floor, walls, and even the ceiling with tape to show them what points to hit while they move from one position to another, and back, and again and again.
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She won a 2016 Streamy Award in the Health and Wellness category, and in January of this year Google searches for "Yoga with Adriene" reached an all-time high — spiking by 40 percent since November 2017.
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In the River North Art District, known as RiNo, New York's cult mixologists Death & Co are newly spiking the cocktail scene in a clubby room with grand chandeliers and a menu the size of a novel.
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With the prospects of fiscal stimulus uncertain, some advocates have called on the Fed to go even further and purchase municipal bonds to help states and cities facing severe revenue shortfalls and spiking unemployment insurance costs.
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"You see the grinders, they are spiking at sort of 90 percent of their max heart the whole race, whereas we can control it a bit better," Maloney said, referring to the benefits of leg power.
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Hospitals are vulnerable because they maintain so many systems at once — medical records, billing records and also internet-connected medical devices — that get further entangled after mergers, which have been spiking for at least a decade.
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I was curious to see what other foods might send my blood sugar levels spiking or crashing, so a few days later I convinced some of my colleagues to join me for an afternoon milkshake run.
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That accuser, Julie Swetnick, alleged that at house parties in the early 1980s, she observed Kavanaugh "fondling and grabbing girls without their consent" and, along with others, spiking drinks to force girls to lose their inhibitions.
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Joe Biden warned Tuesday that President Donald Trump is charging toward a crisis in Iran, as the Democratic presidential candidate cast himself as a steady hand best equipped to manage spiking tensions in the Middle East.
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Marathon Oil Chairman and CEO Lee Tillman said that while oil prices may not be spiking in response to Thursday's airstrike in Iraq, ongoing tensions in the Middle East will support higher oil prices going forward.
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Democrats who aim to challenge President Donald Trump have warned about a spiking risk of war in the Middle East following Iranian strikes on U.S. targets in Iraq and the White House's new sanctions on Tehran.
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But one season after advancing to the Eastern Conference semifinals, Ticketmaster says it has seen demand surge for Sixers' tickets, with sales spiking 21.65% through the first seven home games and average ticket prices rising 2268%.
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Suicide rates rose in nearly every U.S. state from 1999 to 2016, with the rate spiking by more than 30 percent in half of the country, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in June.
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Spiking tariffs worldwide would hurt the countries and companies that rely heavily on exports, Peetathawatchai said, pointing out that the export proportion of the Thai economy is very high, ranging from 60 percent to 70 percent.
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In the Gulf Coast spot market which impacts wholesale prices, gasoline made wild gyrations Friday, spiking to $1.73 per gallon but ending the day near $1.62 per gallon, still 12 cents above Tuesday's level, Kloza said.
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It (mostly) ignores provider costs: Like most of the Democratic candidates, Steyer blames insurers more than medical providers for spiking costs, and his plan says that with a public option as competition, prices will go down.
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And, as you might expect, Trump spent a good chunk of his 85-minute speech spiking the football on Democrats and the media who, he alleges, knew all along that he had never colluded with Russia.
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My fear is that we are at the beginning stages of a slide back to the days of nuclear war threats and personal insults, a dangerous cycle of spiking tensions that must be avoided at all costs.
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But she rejected another accusation by Julie Swetnick, who alleged in a bombshell declaration that Kavanaugh and others were involved in spiking girls' drinks in the early 1980s to make it easier for them to be raped.
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With vinyl sales spiking over the past couple of years, BBC recently did a study to see if people are actually listening to their Carly Rae Jepsen records and it looks like only half of them do.
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Currency and bond markets reacted sharply to the watchdog's comments, with the rand losing 2 percent in two days and bond yields spiking as ratings agencies warned of further downgrades to South Africa's already crumbling credit profile.
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United, with 14 Max jets, posted quarterly earnings on Tuesday that showed a boost in unit revenues thanks to reduced seat capacity in the sector, though costs are seen spiking over the year due to the grounding.
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" Instead of "spiking your cortisol levels" by dwelling on President Trump's tweets or on the Administration's "ceaseless cascade of lies," Gladstone recommends protest and "preserving your outrage," because, ultimately, "facts are real and will reassert themselves eventually.
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Average world tariff rates were 30 percent in the early 1980s, spiking as high as 40 percent in the early 1990s and then steadily declining to roughly 6 percent by 2010, according to World Bank-derived data.
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If Billie Joe Armstrong retired tomorrow, there'd still be at least three future generations of kids listening to Dookie, spiking their hair up, buying shitty sweatbands for no reason, and eventually getting mad at the Bush administration.
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With coronavirus cases spiking, doctors complaining of slow and insufficient access to tests and disruptions to everyday life increasing daily, Trump has chosen to repel those facts with attacks on the news media and Democrats in Congress.
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Earlier in the day, Vice finance minister Kim Yong-beom said the spiking cost of U.S. dollars and capital outflows from emerging economies' stock markets could mean the world may be heading for a global credit crunch.
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Searches containing racist epithets and jokes were spiking across the country during Trump's primary run, and not merely in the South but in upstate New York, Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, rural Illinois, West Virginia, and industrial Michigan.
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The sources added that the government had asked the central bank to buy some of the government securities being issued, a move not undertaken by the Indian central bank in decades, due to fears of inflation spiking.
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The sources added that the government had asked the central bank to buy some of the government securities being issued, a move not undertaken by the Indian central bank in decades, due to fears of inflation spiking.
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Earlier in the day, Vice finance minister Kim Yong-beom said the spiking cost of U.S. dollars and capital outflows from emerging economies' stock markets could mean the world may be heading for a global credit crunch.
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His lecture was a barn-burning reprise of "An Inconvenient Truth," including the famous "hockey stick" graph of spiking temperatures, the famous map of an America castrated of its Florida by the coming rise in sea level.
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Hours before Trump triumphantly welcomed the men released by North Korea early Thursday morning, a relative of two U.S. citizens held in Iran pleaded with Trump not to forget his family amid spiking tensions between the countries.
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A Wall Street firm surveyed 300 global investors on the state of ETFs today — and they revealed the 4 most attractive strategies right nowFormer Cantor Fitzgerald boss Shawn Matthews says markets are totally unprepared for spiking inflation.
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LJM Partners, a Chicago-based hedge fund with about half a billion dollars in assets, told clients Tuesday that its strategies "have suffered significant losses," primarily due to a bet on the wrong side of spiking volatility.
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Even with Wall Street stocks posting their largest one-day fall since late 2011 on Monday and measures of volatility spiking to multi-year highs, reflecting heightened investor nervousness, oil has not suffered to the same extent.
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In Las Vegas, which was the epicenter of the housing crash and the subprime mortgage crisis, sales and prices were raging last year and last spring, but supply is now spiking and sales have ground to a halt.
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The two-year Treasury yield is spiking to levels not seen since before 2008, and U.S. 10-year and 30-year Treasury yields are hitting levels not seen in more than five years, having climbed steadily since September.
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A cleanser might not be able to stop the current events unraveling around us from spiking your stress levels, but a little extra zen in you life never hurt — especially when it helps your skin along the way.
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In January he forecast the S&P 500 would drop 75 percent (to around 550 points), triggered by a recession starting this year, which would also be catastrophic for corporate debt-holders with defaults spiking to record levels.
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Kuroda may also see less need to act, now shares have risen and the yen has eased to 106 per dollar since spiking below 100 when Britain's vote to leave the European Union unsettled global markets last month.
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New Brunswick–born Melissa Ann Shepard, 80, was sentenced in 2013 to two years, nine months, and ten days in prison for attempting to murder her newlywed husband by spiking his coffee with an inordinate amount of tranquilizers.
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Sustained whoops and cheers that harked back to the tenor of the post-2010 art market boom, which was marked by spiking prices and ever-new records, broke out as the hammer came down in Sotheby's packed salesroom.
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Britain will vote on June 21.15, an event that has weaved in uncertainty across the globe, battering stocks and bond yields for the past week and spiking demand for safe-haven assets such as gold and the yen.
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Hogan upset communities of color and city officials in Baltimore by spiking a $1.5 billion redevelopment project for State Center, a 28-acre municipal office complex, and a $2.9 billion expansion of the Red Line light-rail system.
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Fighters can also be disqualified for downward strikes with the point of the elbow, kneeing or kicking a downed opponent's head, "spiking" an opponent to the floor on the head or neck and heel kicks to the kidney.
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Remember, average world tariff rates were 30 percent in the early 63s, spiking as high as 40 percent in the early 1990s and then steadily declining to roughly 6 percent by 2010, according to World Bank-derived data.
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United Airlines, with 14 MAX jets, posted quarterly earnings on Tuesday that showed a boost in unit revenues thanks to reduced seat capacity in the sector, though costs are seen spiking over the year due to the grounding.
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As residents' complaints about the water grew louder in Flint, by last summer researchers from Virginia Tech University and the city's Hurley Medical Center found elevated lead levels in people's homes and spiking lead levels in children's blood.
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