But the risk is less tightening, rather than more tightening.
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For 90 minutes you're trapped in this confined space, and Trachtenberg keeps tightening and tightening and tightening until you want to scream.
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Most of the tightening comes from financial regulations... Tightening from regulations is already enough.
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On top of that, "there is no fiscal tightening, no monetary tightening," he added.
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TIGHTENING LABOR MARKET Inflation is likely to be supported by a tightening labor market.
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"Rate hikes with quantitative tightening will be a lot of tightening for the markets to digest," Anderson said.
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Waiting a bit too long before tightening will do little damage; tightening too early could do a lot.
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The anticipation of a Fed tightening has already had some of the effects of an actual policy tightening.
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Hao said this time the tightening was more targeted compared with China's previous tightening cycle that ended in 2013.
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I tried to fight through it and it kept tightening up, tightening up and it eventually got to this point now.
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Continued draw downs in U.S. crude inventories and the tightening of Brent calendar spreads indicate the physical oil market is tightening.
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Although tightening at difference pace, for central banks, one thing remains clear – tightening monetary policies eventually would be the new normal.
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Second, Fed tightening gives other central banks cover; any bank tightening on its own would probably see its currency strengthen strongly, risking overkill.
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"We're going to get a form of tightening no matter what in September, whether it's a rate hike or quantitative tightening," said Boockvar.
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First would be an overshoot in expectations of monetary tightening leading to a sharp rise in the U.S. dollar, tightening global financial conditions.
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"We view the current policy tightening to be city-focused, targeting the ASP (average selling price) growth instead of a nationwide tightening," said Lee.
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In March it increased its overnight deposit rate slightly and announced some tightening in forint liquidity, but it dropped its earlier guidance for gradual tightening.
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The NBH increased its overnight deposit rate and announced some liquidity tightening in forint markets in March, but also dropped its guidance for gradual monetary tightening.
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But the rise in the core CPI in January, together with a tightening labor market, suggest further monetary policy tightening this year cannot be ruled out.
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"Maybe once we touch 211.76 (EUR/HUF) they will consider tightening for real, but right now it is difficult to communicate a tightening bias," he said.
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Fed officials said as they embarked on the tightening process that they wanted to avoid the mechanical predictability of the previous tightening cycle between 2004 and 2006.
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Prospective market tightening has already been reflected in a steady tightening in the spread between the prices for gas delivered in October 2016 and March 2017 (tmsnrt.rs/2cvTyh9).
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The tightening Democratic race The Democratic race, long expected to be less competitive than the GOP race, is tightening in the home stretch, both nationally and in Iowa.
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Recent events have heightened the existing asymmetry in the kingdom's policy preferences: policymakers will probably be more comfortable risking over-tightening the oil market than under-tightening it.
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And the market fell on concerns that raising rates and tightening monetary, this two-pronged and aggressive tightening policy will bring problems to risk asset and growth next year.
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Regardless of the propriety of any Fed tightening, at this point, or in a few months, the markets will react badly to the looming tightening, as we have seen.
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History suggests that OPEC will gamble on tightening the market too much, with prices overshooting on the upside, rather than risk not tightening it enough and prices fall back.
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McCormack said emerging markets should brace for further liquidity tightening as other major central banks end easing measures and may soon start tightening up policy, following the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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"The global economy is continuing to face higher inflation and tightening capacity, suggesting that central banks may need to continue tightening even in the face of rising market volatility," they said.
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SO WE'VE GOT THAT GOING ON. LADDLE ON TOP OF THAT QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING, WHICH IN FISCAL 2409, WHICH STARTS IN OCTOBER, COULD BE AS MUCH AS $291 BILLION OF QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING.
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"The global economy is continuing to face higher inflation and tightening capacity, suggesting that central banks may need to continue tightening even in the face of rising market volatility," they said.
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Because the Fed has been tightening all along, especially when you have this quantitative tightening, this balance sheet normalization going on at $50 billion a month, there is nothing dovish about it.
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"The tightening liquidity conditions and financial regulations would probably continue, and chances are small for authorities to reverse the shift to a tightening bias," said Yan Kaiwen, an analyst with China Fortune Securities.
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Ecuadoreans will find themselves tightening belts rather than waving them.
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It seems the Fed overall is leaning toward further tightening.
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Other risks include a furthering tightening of China's capital outflows.
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Tightening labor markets are starting to push up wage growth.
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Because I believe that he knows the noose is tightening.
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The tightening job market is driving the gains in housing.
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Some traders worry the Fed may be tightening too fast.
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Some are worried it may be tightening policy too fast.
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I could feel my face tightening, and I couldn't move.
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Big companies are tightening their hold over the global economy.
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However, at some point the Fed will be tightening again.
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The government is tightening austerity this year, sucking away demand.
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The bank criticises Poland for tightening grip over the economy.
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Emefiele said Nigeria's current stance of monetary tightening would continue.
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That earthquake prompted a tightening of building standards across Taiwan.
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Under Mr Xi, the party has been tightening its grip.
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Lawmakers south of the border are debating tightening booze laws.
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Apple has largely escaped the same tightening of the noose.
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Whether the current tightening cycle stops there is another matter.
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"I think it comes back to quantitative tightening," he added.
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And the polls have recently been tightening as a result.
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However, tightening may turn out to have been a mistake.
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The surveys largely show a tightening race among Biden, Sen.
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Buyers are now facing a tightening supply situation once again.
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Tightening now is not going to help you get there.
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With the market tightening, industry insiders expect more price cuts.
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Polls showed the race tightening over the last few weeks.
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They feared the central bank was tightening policy too quickly.
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Can't you just feel that nose tightening around your neck?
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The U.S. has also been tightening up security at home.
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But the 2016 race began tightening after the third debate.
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The unemployment rate declined, pointing to tightening labour market conditions.
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The EU is tightening up equivalence conditions ahead of Brexit.
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They've given us a quicker taper of the quantitative tightening.
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"Tightening compliance rules are also creating additional costs," he said.
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Tightening monetary policy has roiled financial markets in recent days.
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"I'm no longer really losing fat, I'm tightening," she said.
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"This treatment starts out with lifting and tightening," she said.
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The invariable answer: by tightening the screws on the debtors.
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In fact, she has already been tightening asylum law piecemeal.
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"Consumers have been tightening their wallets," Dadayan and Boyd wrote.
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Several feature growing minority populations, tightening political competition, or both.
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After last year's aggressive tightening, easing now makes some sense.
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Wages are also rising in a tightening U.S. labor market.
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Guzello moved her hands over her hair, her lips tightening.
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Increasing rates also could indicate a tightening of economic conditions.
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A more aggressive stance on monetary tightening would hurt gold.
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That drop coincided with polls showing the presidential race tightening.
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They must also contend with tightening emissions and safety regulations.
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Why shouldn't the reverse happen when we do quantitative tightening?
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But, she added, tightening existing sanctions was one essential step.
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Consumer spending is being supported by a tightening labor market.
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Would signals of a potential recession cool the Fed's tightening?
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We seem to be in a period of some tightening.
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In Chile, corruption scandals are tightening around previously respected leaders.
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"We are seeing the markets actually tightening up," he said.
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Retailers have been struggling from the tightening grip of Amazon.
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A prolonged trade war could change expectations for monetary tightening.
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Recent polls showed the race tightening, although Cruz still led.
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By the end of 2011, things started tightening around us.
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And they lamented China's authoritarian tightening under President Xi Jinping.
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The tightening across my chest stretched like a rubber band.
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"Little late," one of the officers said, tightening the cuffs.
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But the fence has been accompanied by tightening immigration rules.
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But the fence has been accompanied by tightening immigration rules.
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By tightening our grasp on what we have always known?
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The tightening of restrictions by the Trump administration won't help.
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Crouching close to the ground, they paced, the circle tightening.
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A lot of that goes back to severe Fed tightening.
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Plant outages are focused on September, tightening already febrile markets.
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Markets see this as another move toward normalization, not tightening.
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"This should be bipartisan," he said on tightening gun laws.
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The increased attention comes as surveys predict a tightening race.
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The polls, which had shown her comfortably ahead, were tightening.
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Protests against China's tightening grip continue to convulse Hong Kong.
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That is a sign traders believe the market is tightening.
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Polls conducted after the allegations have shown a tightening race.
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Mr. Maduro dug in, tightening his grip with increasing repression.
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But with polls in his own race tightening, he's waffled.
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Even indoors, dry air can cause chest tightening and coughing.
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This is especially the case in a tightening job market.
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Notice the tightening of your stomach muscles as you lift.
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Now it is reversing course and tightening, or raising rates.
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Despite a tightening labor market, wage growth has been stagnant.
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Czech and Hungarian inflation figures released earlier surprised on the upside, adding arguments to expectations that the Hungarian central bank will start monetary tightening soon and its Czech counterpart will continue its own tightening.
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"The global economy is continuing to face higher inflation and tightening capacity, suggesting that central banks may need to continue tightening even in the face of rising market volatility," they said in a note.
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Analysts say it has had a slight tightening bias as it has sought to discourage short-term borrowing as part of the government's deleveraging campaign and keep China competitive during a U.S. rate tightening cycle.
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Budget-tightening after the 2008 financial crisis has continued the trend.
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By the 1920s Benito Mussolini was tightening his grip on Italy.
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"Things are tightening up," the agency said in its monthly report.
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In fact, the Fed was tightening from real rates of -3%.
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The IMF supports tightening monetary policy further to anchor inflation expectations.
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Regulatory tightening measures already in the pipeline are still proceeding apace.
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Goodell said he favored tightening discipline on the field as well.
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Some shareholders might gripe about Page's tightening grip on the company.
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Xiao said the conservative guidance is due to the tightening policies.
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Amphetamine use can cause vasoconstriction, or tightening of the blood vessels.
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Such moves are equivalent to a gradual tightening of monetary conditions.
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The Bank of England on Thursday will consider tightening monetary policy.
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The tightening of the Brent spreads is not a recent phenomenon.
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The central bank also retained its "calibrated tightening" stance as expected.
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It just kept tightening more and more, grabbing more and more.
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Investors will look for further signs of tightening labor market conditions.
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"Overall, it appears that labor markets are tightening," the NFIB said.
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That would certainly be a major step forward for tightening security.
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Polls show the race tightening in the crucial state of Pennsylvania.
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Controls on Chinese investment in American tech businesses are tightening up.
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China has continued this tactic of tightening controls after big protests.
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China itself says that it is tightening up on foreign investors.
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"We need to watch out if liquidity tightening continues," Duggad added.
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The belt-tightening has been in sharp contrast to Sears' legacy.
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Sceptics will point out correctly that China's tightening is still new.
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Liquidity remains sound despite tightening liquidity in the Qatari market generally.
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Powell has only one chance to wheel from tightening to easing.
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Too Cool for School Egg Cream Mask Pore Tightening, $6; sephora.
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This marks the beginning of Britain's first tightening cycle since 2003.
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In other regions, however, there were signs of a tightening market.
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They are tightening their grip at home and lashing out abroad.
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Some analysts believe that marked the end of its tightening cycle.
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The Fed in March suspended a three-year policy tightening campaign.
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And again, we had to suffer through the severe monetary tightening.
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Tightening in 2012, for example, helped to cool rapid financing growth.
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But Yellen also acknowledged tightening financial conditions and uncertainty about China.
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The central bank also retained its 'calibrated tightening' stance as expected.
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Polls showed his big New Hampshire lead tightening but still sizable.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Bond market tightening will complicate Jerome Powell's task.
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The market for economists appears to be tightening as a result.
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But widespread culling means that supply has been tightening this year.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, these ads came as the race was tightening.
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And we are not seeing any significant signs of financing tightening.
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VERY GRADUAL GLOBAL MONETARY TIGHTENING PROCESS HAS BECOME LESS PREDICTABLE - BIS
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Fed fund futures <0#FF:> are pricing in shallow tightening paths.
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The central bank last month abandoned its long-held tightening bias.
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Tumbling treatment charges reflect a tightening market for copper raw material.
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Recent issues saw a degree of tightening but were also quiet.
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Despite tightening labor market conditions, wage growth has been frustratingly slow.
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Trump started tightening the screws on Iran shortly after taking office.
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Congress has long been deadlocked over tightening the nation's gun laws.
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There is no doubt that the zinc concentrates market is tightening.
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But instead of tightening it, the Zairian official was loosening it.
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"Fed tightening cycles always end with (a) financial 'event,'" Hartnett wrote.
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Another is-- unexpectedly rapid tightening of monetary conditions in some countries.
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"Tightening now hurts all that we have done," Trump tweeted Friday.
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Standing my ground, I absorbed Hal's weight on the tightening rope.
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The Fed still seems to be on the path for tightening.
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But in recent months, Sweden has been tightening its asylum rules.
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Opinion polls show the Democratic race there tightening in recent weeks.
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The Fed has tightened four times, they've embarked on quantitative tightening.
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And that's with interest rate money and it's with quantitative tightening.
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Quantitative tightening was a killer, should have done the exact opposite!
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S. relationship, and the future pace of tightening by the Fed.
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Polls in several battleground states have also showed the race tightening.
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He said that Fed tightening could trigger restraints on capital flows.
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Fed tightening The Fed could also be a troublemaker in 28503.
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However, the underlying trend remained consistent with tightening labor market conditions.
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Parnell leads in the polls, but the race has been tightening.
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The concept of pre-emptive Fed tightening is anathema to me.
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She pulled her limbs in close, tightening into a defensive ball.
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In a tightening market, there is no room for drinking fountains.
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There are growing concerns that the copper concentrate balance is tightening.
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But the impact of the Fed's tightening had been widely anticipated.
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Presumably that's easier than dealing with ever-tightening US immigration laws.
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Younger generations are tightening their wallets in the face of coronavirus.
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They expected spreads between German and peripheral bonds to keep tightening.
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And Amazon is already tightening the market in the D.C. area.
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But with the emergence of the novel coronavirus, restrictions are tightening.
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Bernie Sanders tightening to a fraction of a standard delegate equivalent.
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Future direction depends on the pace of tightening and economic conditions.
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In June, the government rushed through legislation tightening campaign financing rules.
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They're slipping into tightening, and that's putting pressure on European rates.
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Attorney General William Barr is tightening control over politically sensitive investigations.
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She is also an advocate of tightening restrictions on campaign donations.
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Inflation is likely to be supported by a tightening labor market.
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Inflation is likely to be supported by a tightening labor market.
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Existing employees are also seeing the effect of the tightening market.
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A more recent survey suggested that the race may be tightening.
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Existential worries about the euro currency lifted borrowing rates, tightening credit.
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Fed officials also see evidence that the labor market is tightening.
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Lenders responded to the deterioration in loan performance by tightening standards.
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Investors had been unnerved by signs of a tightening presidential race.
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Fed tightening has put U.S. credit, especially investment grade, under pressure.
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He is expected to reiterate the Fed's gradual monetary policy tightening.
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The move followed a pattern of tightening control over financial markets.
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This outlook should underpin the Fed's case for continued policy tightening.
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Carmakers are confronting a sharp tightening of emissions standards in Europe.
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Tightening SNAP's eligibility rules is one of the Republicans' central goals.
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The noose appears to be tightening around Otoniel and his gang.
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For now, the Revolutionary Guards are tightening their grip at home.
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"The Fed is likely to continue on its gradual tightening path, but so far this tightening has had little effect on longer-term rates," said Jason Pride, director of investment strategy at Glenmede, in a note.
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A delay in expected policy tightening by the European Central Bank was also an anti-inflationary factor, and Mora said he was cautious about the chances of any further tightening in the rest of the year.
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Jeff Ng, an economist with Continuum Economics, said he did not expect the softer growth to derail the MAS' tightening cycle, adding he expected a further tightening at the central bank's next scheduled policy announcement in April.
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"The market has priced in a lot more tightening already," he said.
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Lastly, severely tightening financial conditions would be a headwind for the position.
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What is the Fed rate tightening picture going to be in 2019?
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And there are signs police are tightening the reins in other ways.
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Once they're all slightly screwed in, that's when you finish tightening them.
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Isn't that what you guys want by tightening in policy right here?
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But with news/new risks reflected now we see tightening potential vs.
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Still, others are more cautious given the Federal Reserve's monetary tightening path.
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All of the tightening Fedspeak, though, did little to move the markets.
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From Germany to Indonesia rules on takeovers, antitrust and data are tightening.
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The government's belt-tightening has been drastic—and counterproductive, many economists argue.
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What does that mean for things like "quantitative easing" and "quantitative tightening"?
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The first is the tightening sanctions on North Korea's economy, he said.
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Tightening global oil supplies also kept a lid on further price losses.
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Some believe that that's tightening conditions even more than rate hikes do.
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In terms of quantitative tightening, it should actually now be quantitative easing.
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Cruise's announcement puts more pressure on that ever-tightening pool of talent.
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Kevin Yoder is in a tightening race with Democratic challenger Jay Sidie.
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It would also minimize any "reputational risk" by tightening governance, they said.
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Under pressure from the church, it has considered tightening restrictions on abortion.
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All in all, the market already predicts significant tightening by mid-2018.
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As the year ended, fiscal and monetary tightening caused a mild recession.
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The game comes as China appears to be tightening its online regulations.
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Despite the tightening contest, aides say Obama has maintained his regular calm.
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Traders attributed the sell-off to the tightening of the presidential race.
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The first step is for African governments to start tightening their belts.
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The Fed, therefore, does not have to rush into credit tightening policies.
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The BOJ also hopes a tightening labour market will drive up wages.
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That's now changed and we are seeing a tightening of financial conditions.
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The Fed's tightening actions typically effect the shorter-end of the curve.
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Facebook is tightening up its rules on advertising gun accessories to minors.
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In contast, real returns during tightening cycles were just 2.3% a year.
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Government bonds returned 3.6% during easing cycles and 0.3% in tightening ones.
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Tightening emissions standards also mean more platinum will be used per vehicle.
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He leans in on the table, his face tightening, a frown descending.
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The thinking is that high-yield indicates a tightening of financial conditions.
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Yet any further tightening is likely dependent on a range of factors.
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"Now, I'm not saying they need to stop tightening immediately," he said.
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The second action is tightening fuel economy standards for heavy-duty vehicles.
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The company also reported margins tightening as it discounted to boost sales.
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Tightening capital controls might look like a way out of the mess.
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The Michigan poll also shows a measurable tightening in the Republican race.
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His leading indicator: A tightening labor market that is driving up wages.
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It has also been criticized for tightening its control of public media.
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That put to rest any suggestion that the labor market is tightening.
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A: We think the Fed is done, the tightening cycle is over.
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The second pack sees a tightening gap between Antwerp, Strasbourg, and Bordeaux.
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Austria and Hungary decided to pre-empt this by tightening their borders.
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The drop in production has led to a tightening in global inventories.
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The drop in production has led to a tightening of oil inventories.
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Government tightening of mortgage rules has also contributed to higher borrowing costs.
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The number one thing to watch is Xi's tightening grip on authority.
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However, Fitch does not expect policy tightening over the next two years.
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Clinton said on CNN when asked about the tightening race in California.
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You also want to check where your carrier has been tightening coverage.
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"The next step in tightening the screws on the Kremlin," Menendez said.
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With no increase in ECB rates in sight, the screw is tightening.
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When he was rejected by U.S.C., he felt the golden handcuffs tightening.
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Despite the tightening labor market, Wright-Casparius does not see it happening.
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China started tightening capital outflows in the second half of last year.
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That left investors feeling that any tightening would be glacial at best.
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Global tightening will make it harder for them to keep doing so.
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Such concerns have led to Beijing tightening controls on local government finances.
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" He said he felt Spacey "pressing into me" and "tightening his arms.
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The Fed Interest rate way too high, added to ridiculous quantitative tightening!
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But, there are other adverse effects occurring from the Fed's tightening actions.
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" He said he felt Spacey "pressing into me" and "tightening his arms.
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In comparison, the quantitative tightening policy appears to be on automatic pilot.
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Now, the Fed is leading major central banks in tightening monetary policy.
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Clinton's continued advantage in polls, though some have shown a tightening race.
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The country is eager to cash in on tightening supplies of lithium.
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This additional monetary tightening should also be reconsidered depending on upcoming indicators.
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The national polls have been tightening, and Sanders has been outperforming expectations.
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That tightening is reflected in our new CNN "Road to 270" map.
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Class attendees practice wrapping tourniquets around each other's arms and tightening them.
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The unforeseen disasters are not the only reason for the tightening polls.
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These deposits have yet to go through a true rate tightening period.
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It's not like BlackBerry is really tightening the screws much further here.
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Investors interpreted the move as indicating that the tightening cycle had ended.
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"It just started tightening up on me in the fourth," Weaver said.
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Sanjay is shoring up the structure, reinforcing the beams, tightening the bolts.
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London copper fell, however, after China's tightening of policy spooked metals markets.
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This results in blood pumping faster, muscles tightening and blood pressure rising.
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This is too high a price to pay for bureaucratic screw-tightening.
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"In an era of quantitative tightening, they're taking away plates," he added.
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The tightening labor market was delivering them higher wages for that work.
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What resulted was a tightening of the budget process, Professor Meyers said.
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The country trailed several of its neighbors in tightening its land borders.
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This may indicate that markets' sentiments towards Japan's eventual tightening are worsening.
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"Submission," in terms of its plot, felt like a vise slowly tightening.
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It tracks with other recent polls that have showed the race tightening.
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"The tightening policies introduced have far exceeded expectations," Sun said on Friday.
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Training programs, the report says, "were often constrained due to tightening budgets."
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And that is where we see a reason for the tightening polls.
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Nothing to see there for bulls hoping for a tightening of supply.
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Congress held hearings, but businessmen, academics, and bankers proffered only belt-tightening.
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It has also proposed tightening the rules governing who qualifies for aid.
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Aside from the competition, the market for smart speakers is tightening overall.
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It is not Northam's first effort at tightening the state's gun laws.
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They have pushed farther into Tripoli, tightening their grip on the capital.
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China partly blocked WhatsApp in its ever-tightening grip over internet content.
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Denmark's tightening rules do not concern only those from war-torn countries.
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The Trump administration finalized a rule tightening work requirements for food stamps.
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With the tightening of U.N. sanctions in 2017, they dropped even further.
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A Marquette Law School Poll found a tightening race between Democratic Sen.
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In fact, the Fed has been extremely transparent about its tightening path.
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The Chinese government has been tightening monetary policy to reign in debt.
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Montagu reiterated expensive valuations and monetary policy tightening are "causes for concern."
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Oil markets are tightening with a recent surplus draining, trade figures show.
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FaceGym's "Game Face" workout is a total tightening, sculpting and toning treatment.
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"There was some tightening," Mr. Frankel said, slipping into face-cream patois.
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News organizations in China have faced tightening censorship under President Xi Jinping.
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A tightening labor market is placing upward pressure on nominal wage growth.
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The country trailed several of its neighbors in tightening its land borders.
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Grassroots African-American activists played a critical role in tightening these connections.
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The Thermage system is F.D.A approved for smoothing, tightening and contouring skin.
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But many national polls have found the race tightening in recent days.
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"We should be cautious about tightening policy further until we are confident inflation is on track to achieve our target," said Brainard, a permanent voter on monetary policy who in the past has convinced colleagues to delay tightening.
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"Gold doesn't do well in a high rate environment," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a telephone interview, noting that central banks have been tightening or moving toward tightening in Canada, England, Europe and the United States.
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Bryan Plamondon, director of IHS Global Insight, said in a note this week that he expected 50 basis points of tightening this week and further tightening during the second half of 2016 in order to keep inflation in check.
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"The longer a central bank pursues an ultra-loose monetary policy ... the greater the risk that a slight tightening of policy, or even expectations of a slight tightening of policy, will send market interest rates sharply higher," he said.
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Perhaps the market is extrapolating that it could mean a pause in tightening.
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As in most countries, recessions lead to belt-tightening among companies and consumers.
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Polls have been tightening nationally, and Sanders is well ahead in New Hampshire.
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After the financial crisis in 22015, banks started tightening their consumer lending policies.
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Since the Great Recession, state and local governments have been tightening their belts.
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And I, you know, I was surprised when they did their last tightening.
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New applications for unemployment benefits continued to point to a tightening labour market.
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The Chicago-based airline joins rival Delta Air Lines in tightening its rules.
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Economists are optimistic that tightening labor market conditions will spur faster wage growth.
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The two monetary tightening actions are driving the stock market declines, traders say.
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ECB cutting the last of QE. And Fed still in tightening mode. 3.
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But the U.S. central bank's tightening path moving forward is far more uncertain.
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But tightening the nuts and bolts on iOS isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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Gundlach said the Fed's "quantitative tightening" was a factor in rising Treasury yields.
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More concretely, the Federal Reserve raised rates and expectation for future tightening rose.
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Despite that, several major central banks have shifted their bias towards policy tightening.
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The results indicate a significant tightening in the race for the Democratic nomination.
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"Kim Jong Un's policy itself is tightening its grip on defection," he said.
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The improvement is likely to bolster the Fed's case for tightening monetary policy.
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This would normally not be the time to launch a monetary-tightening cycle.
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The Federal Reserve has prepared markets for a gradual pace of monetary tightening.
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Arab regimes tend to respond to security threats by further tightening their grip.
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The primary reason for the run-up is simple: The market is tightening.
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As the crisis deepens in Latin America, some governments are tightening capital controls.
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But we saw what a large dose of tightening accomplished from 2004-6.
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The big picture: Despite a tightening labor market, wage growth has remained sluggish.
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The ruling's wording, however, implies that tightening these rules further will be tricky.
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So, do we think the Fed should have been tightening policy in 1934?
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An economic slowdown in China combined with American monetary tightening could prove explosive.
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This was despite tightening housing measures introduced in both cities in late March.
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A slim majority of analysts expect the bank to start tightening monetary policies.
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Price pressures have remained moderate despite a strong economy and tightening labor market.
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After the bid for Unilever a further tightening of the rules is likely.
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Fear of monetary tightening was one of the major concerns for EM investors.
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However, they see "a very gradual pace of tightening" beginning after the election.
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They can even choose the color the sneakers emit when in tightening mode.
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They rarely describe the policy change as an effort to stop tightening policy.
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But few of today's politicians display much of an appetite for belt-tightening.
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It will just be a very slow tightening cycle," he told "Power Lunch.
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Predictably, America's tech giants are bracing for a new round of regulatory tightening.
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Related columns: "Oil market set to move from rebalancing to tightening", Reuters, Oct.
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The Fed also ended its quantitative tightening program two months early, as expected.
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Mosul offensive The coalition of 53,25 troops is tightening the noose around ISIS.
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This will accelerate the ongoing tightening of the global oil supply/demand balance.
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O'Sullivan and High Frequency Economics now expect tightening to be delayed until December.
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The coincidence of timing led many to blame the turbulence on the tightening.
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"The need for tightening the application process further is really unknown and unclear."
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I kept [saying] lines from Titanic as my team was tightening it up.
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Additionally, healthcare systems are under pressure from aging populations and tightening purse strings.
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He added: "Quantitative tightening was a killer, should have done the exact opposite!"
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Prices are rising and the market is tightening, according to real estate agents.
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The mug of the Honolulu evening is tightening, and proceedings have turned dramatic.
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The trend here is towards major governments tightening their grip on the web.
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Shasta County Sheriff Tom Bosenko says officials are tightening security in evacuation zones.
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"They are very cunning operators," he said, urging a tightening of economic sanctions.
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A tightening of correlations in Asia could, as the BIS notes, be welcome.
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Oil producers are tightening their belts, having spent extravagantly when prices were high.
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Western governments, particularly Germany, have expressed apprehension at Erdogan's tightening grip on power.
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Down-ballot races are led by Dems, too, though the races are tightening.
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The company is considering the move to deal with a tightening labor market.
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Facebook is tightening controls over who can advertise on its platform, Reuters reports.
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Schuh's biggest concern for global markets is monetary tightening driving shrinking global liquidity.
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Indeed, tightening monetary policy against fiscal gridlock does not paint a pretty picture.
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But they are also because Clinton and he aides see the race tightening.
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DO YOU STILL CONSIDER THE FEDERAL RESERVE TO BE IN A TIGHTENING MODE?
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Although America's economy continues to grow, tightening fuel-efficiency standards cap the upside.
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The rise in yields has fuelled expectations of a tightening in credit conditions.
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It also proposed tightening rules covering other types of property investment by foreigners.
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Traders said the U.S. price rise was due to a tightening fuel market.
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He said it likely reflected that many start-ups are tightening their belts.
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"It's a thrill," he says, tightening the screws on the iHome's reassembled case.
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The Fed is in its first tightening cycle in more than a decade.
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He is likely to reiterate the Fed's stance towards gradual monetary policy tightening.
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Likewise, Fed fund futures are pricing in the shallowest of shallow tightening paths.
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Tightening migrant benefits is the most contentious of his four "baskets" of demands.
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Powell is likely to reiterate the Fed's stance towards gradual monetary policy tightening.
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Recent polls have shown the race tightening, with Trump gaining ground on Clinton.
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The queen's gambit was like a noose slowly tightening around her little neck.
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The next step should be to cancel fiscal tightening planned for 2017-18.
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America, too, is tightening its waiver programme following the terrorist attacks in Paris.
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They're tightening sanctions that are already in place, particularly targeting the energy sector.
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"As Federal Reserve tightening continues, (debt) rollover risk is high," the IIF said.
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Several recent polls have shown the race tightening between both major party nominees.
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BECAUSE THAT WOULD NO LONGER BE A GRADUAL PATH OF MONETARY POLICY TIGHTENING.
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Given the tightening oil market conditions, many analysts expect prices to rise further.
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The rub, of course, is that conditions may never justify so much tightening.
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At M.D. Anderson, administrators are tightening controls to make data less freely available.
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In California, however, surveys show a tightening race in the June 7 primary.
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This will keep the Fed tightening and put natural upward pressure on yields.
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S. trade tensions, could lead to a sudden tightening of global financial conditions.
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New LNG production facilities are expected to benefit from a tightening global market.
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Tightening liquidity could also impact other segments of the global markets, he added.
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Mueller has been slowly tightening the vise around this White House for months.
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Meanwhile oil prices hit their highest level since November 2014 on tightening supplies.
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Will helped me picking up new theme entries and tightening up the approach.
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Quantitative easing has given way to quantitative tightening, and interest rates are rising.
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WHAT ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT HOW FURTHER TIGHTENING IS NEEDED AT THIS POINT?
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The country's financial watchdog is also tightening its grip on foreign insurance products.
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In the final weeks of the race, recent polls reflect a tightening race.
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He seems to be affirming a gradual, steady approach to tightening monetary policy.
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Airlines have been tightening restrictions on allowing "emotional support animals" on flights recently.
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Rising wages due to a tightening labor market should help support consumer spending.
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Realistically how much monetary tightening are we going to see from the ECB?
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The annual meetings come amid a tightening ideological atmosphere that is chilling speech.
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This effective tightening of financial conditions has put an extra squeeze on banks.
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While the U.S. Federal Reserve has begun tightening, its pace has been slower.
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The bank was far less affected than peers by liquidity tightening in 2016.
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The trend was exacerbated, though, because Washington has been tightening foreign investment reviews.
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Clinton's Electoral College advantage have also shown a tightening based on recent polls.
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Tightening a few valves isn't going to come close to solving the problem.
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Polls are showing a race between Trump and Clinton tightening in recent days.
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The head of the ECB also downplayed the use of the word tightening.
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Exulting about a 4.3 percent unemployment rate and "tightening labor markets" is inappropriate.
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In particular, policy tightening will further weigh on domestic demand in coming quarters.
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Mostly, it doesn't overdo them, though the show still needs tightening and polishing.
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Millennials — and Gen Z — are tightening their wallets as coronavirus sparks recession fears.
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Mr. Block pointed out another tightening and a tip for coping with it.
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That kind of tightening may nudge some employers who have resisted giving raises.
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Building officials followed up by streamlining the process and tightening oversight of staff.
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The stepwise tightening certainly helped Italians adapt to the idea of these restrictions.
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Elsewhere in gun regulation: President Trump expressed some openness to tightening background checks.
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Bloomberg reported this month that the U.S. government was considering tightening the rules.
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CBOT soyoil futures rose on worries about tightening world supplies of vegetable oil.
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Google is tightening privacy restrictions on its Chrome browser and its voice assistants.
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Backwardation signals the market is tightening and discourages oil traders from stockpiling barrels.
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"I think it's pretty obvious there is some tightening," the Democratic strategist said.
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Like its peers, BP responded by slashing thousands of jobs and tightening budgets.
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The bids come as Chinese companies face tightening scrutiny on their overseas investments.
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The narrow lead marks a tightening in the Senate race from an Oct.
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Financial conditions have been very accommodative so it is hardly seen as tightening.
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Higher prices could stoke inflation, which could impact the Fed's monetary tightening cycle.
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Facebook is tightening up its rules on ads that reference the coronavirus outbreak.
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Polls show a tightening race between Sanders and Biden in the Palmetto State.
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Crude prices gained on tightening supply as U.S. sanctions restricted Iranian crude exports.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Kuki Gallmann could feel the ring of danger tightening around her.
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Meanwhile, not-yet-public companies are tightening their belts, or taking their chances.
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The Philadelphia Fed noted some tightening of standards, especially for energy-related industries.
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The bank's executives have acknowledged that tightening of standards comes at a price.
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None of their colleagues suggested that they could join the pro-tightening camp.
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A further tightening of sanctions could mean a mass pull-out of money.
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The market's attention is now firmly on the scale of tightening further out.
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She said Draghi doesn't want to invoke a market reaction to ECB tightening.
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Many Republicans in Congress, however, have shown little appetite for tightening gun restrictions.
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Another contributing factor to the cooling is the tightening of Canadian's monetary policy.
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At the same time, the country's apartheid regime was tightening its repressive policies.
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Borrowing costs remain low and loan terms have shown little sign of tightening.
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But as the cap keeps tightening, it's expected to have a sharper bite.
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They are tightening the rules, they are getting closer to western standards etc.
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But the tightening labor market is not generating a lot of wage inflation.
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The research shows tightening existing gun control measures in the US would help.
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Beyond that, despite some recent tightening in the polls, Trump is still losing.
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New York's recent tightening enforcement of gun laws serves as a good example.
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That spending can be withdrawn later on without hurting employment, because once you're out of the liquidity trap the Fed can offset the contractionary effects of a fiscal tightening by holding off on the monetary tightening it would otherwise have pursued.
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"The story in global markets over the past 24 hours has centred on a broad-based tightening of monetary policy conditions (and the perception of future tightening)," Chris Weston, chief market strategist at IG in Melbourne, wrote in a note.
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Shanghai and Tianjin, which were among a number of China's first- and second-tier cities that adopted extensive tightening measures during the first week of October, introduced fresh curbs this week in what's been dubbed the "third wave" of tightening measures.
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In her first testimony to Congress since the December rate hike, Yellen said that tightening financial conditions and uncertainty over China pose risks to the U.S. recovery, but chances are slim the Fed would need to reverse the rate tightening cycle.
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Looking at the potential market implications of "synchronized tightening" of monetary policy — the hiking of interest rates by central banks that is widely expected as the global economy improves — Citi noted that so far synchronized tightening was not yet visible.
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One idea would be further tightening the fuel economy standards for cars and trucks.
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The key is what China will allow in terms of tightening or broadening sanctions.
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Tightening new constructions standards, retrofitting existing buildings and managing consumption better would all help.
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Who could forget Sonja Morgan's 'vajajay' tightening or Heather Dubrow's leech therapy last season?
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That would leave little scope for the BoE to be tightening policy anytime soon.
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Yuan liquidity conditions in Hong Kong, the main offshore yuan hub, have been tightening.
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Moreover, more and more cities are tightening restrictions on home purchases as prices soar.
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Therefore, not only is the Fed threatening to resume its tightening cycle come Dec.
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Airlines have been tightening restrictions after a surge in emotional-support animals on flights.
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The latest growth data has done little to dissuade such expectations for monetary tightening.
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Investors are also concerned about the Turkish central bank's piecemeal approach towards policy tightening.
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Minutes of the last Fed meeting, due Wednesday, should feed expectations of further tightening.
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A likely reason, say scientists, is a tightening genetic bottleneck caused by consumer demand.
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Wednesday's Fed statement reduced estimates for economic growth and extended the timeline further tightening.
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Observers suggest belt-tightening by the state is likely without passage of the measure.
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Still, the labor market is tightening and could hopefully soon spur faster wage growth.
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Most strategists said the biggest risk to their forecasts was global monetary policy tightening.
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It's fun but also surprisingly normal to feel them automatically tightening around your feet.
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Instead lawmakers talked of tightening restrictions on civil society before shelving the bill altogether.
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The tightening of U.S. sanctions also has hurt tourism and other foreign exchange earnings.
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President Trump's tightening of sanctions and his belligerent rhetoric genuinely did change the equation.
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What Mr Mallaby is arguing for, remember, is more tightening earlier in the 2000s.
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Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note that aggressive fiscal tightening could impact sterling.
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"Some of the effects of tightening credit conditions may also be dissipating," he added.
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If the Fed were to do nothing, right, we would basically be tightening policy.
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Muscle tightening is not the only thing that happens to our bodies over time.
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If a crash in valuations is unlikely, however, some belt-tightening is in order.
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House prices reached record highs in 2016, prompting the government to introduce tightening measures.
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A strengthening dollar, in contrast, causes a general tightening of credit in emerging markets.
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I'm just tightening things, loosening things, and then suddenly there's nothing left to do.
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Lacker also said the August payrolls data suggests the job market is still tightening.
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A potential tightening in global soybean supply has caused concern in agriculture markets lately.
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These days, dollar strength tends to have a tightening effect on global financial conditions.
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Goldman Sachs says investors have been getting increasingly wary of tightening corporate profit margins.
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Morneau, however, said despite Canada's tightening, interest rates are still at historically low levels.
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The deal, which may impose fiscal belt-tightening conditions, is being negotiated in Washington.
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"It's the most worrisome part of every tightening cycle," the "Mad Money" host said.
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In the wake of the violence, the airport was said to be tightening security.
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That could give the Fed impetus to continue with its path of monetary tightening.
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In the interview that aired on Thursday, George said any tightening should be gradual.
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Similarly, secondary market liquidity for whole loans, mortgage securities and U.S. bonds is tightening.
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Great for business, you might think, except coffee supplies around the world are tightening.
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Regulators are tightening up on cryptocurrency policies and updating old literature on the issue.
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What really primed the move, however, was a dramatic tightening in LME time-spreads.
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He predicted a further tightening of 15-20 basis points in the first quarter.
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Again, there may be a strong case for ending or tightening the diversity program.
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"Japan's local market has been tightening on the back of solid demand," he said.
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Then he moves on to the lower-ranking bodies, while tightening his own control.
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A likely tightening in the ECB's policies could weigh on the dinar, he said.
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But the effects of nearly a decade of belt-tightening are starting to show.
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They are expected to signal a pause in tightening and acknowledge growing economic risks.
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Investors are looking for more details of future monetary tightening, with inflation picking up.
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But actually tightening air quality standards -- which would improve everyone's health -- may be challenging.
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It also plans to expand as an energy network company amid tightening emission regulations.
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Rising wages due to a tightening labor market also is contributing to higher inflation.
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Analysts expect a lag between official tightening steps and the deceleration in price growth.
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Recent reports from British retailers have also indicated consumers may be tightening their belts.
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But persistently sluggish wage growth could cast a shadow on further monetary policy tightening.
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The Smartshoes also have an automatic tightening and loosening system controlled via an app.
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Market participants also said the lira was underpinned by the central bank's recent tightening.
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The race has been tightening for weeks, even though centrist Emmanuel Macron remains favourite.
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Plans include expenditure cuts, hikes in excise taxes and further tightening of tax enforcement.
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But payrolls above 140,000 would be enough to show the labor market is tightening.
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Prices have been underpinned by tightening global supplies and signs of demand picking up.
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Today's surprisingly strong figures are expected to add to such calls for policy tightening.
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There are signs of tightening oil supply globally, said John Kilduff of Again Capital.
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A new poll shows the presidential race tightening in the battleground state of Florida.
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"A lot less coming up the Colonial is really tightening things," said one trader.
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"I think people are seeing the contrast," she said of the tightening presidential race.
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However, Ermolenko said this isn't likely to be the government's last belt-tightening measure.
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It is also looking into a tightening of government control over Polish state media.
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In October, he called the Fed "crazy" for tightening monetary policy at that rate.
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The dollar outperformed other currencies in 2018 as the Fed carried on tightening rates.
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I DON'T BELIEVE THAT RAISING INTEREST RATES 25 BASIS POINTS IS TIGHTENING IT ALL.
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SO I THINK THE FIRST 25, 50 OR 73 DOESN'T HAVE THIS TIGHTENING EFFECT.
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Police and convention organizers said they are tightening security in response to Thursday's threat.
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Trump's also considering tightening the travel restrictions to the island that Obama had eased.
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" He was holding the knife behind him, tightening his grip as he spoke. "Caroline.
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S. trade conflict to tensions in Europe over Italy's budget and tightening monetary policy.
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In a tightening labor market, companies have difficulty finding employees with the right skills.
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They outnumbered board members who anticipated that economic conditions would soon warrant tightening policy.
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Expectations of further policy tightening next month are also supported by steadily rising inflation.
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The bank is certainly emphasizing, 'we'll take a very cautious approach to further tightening'.
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Simsek's departure would likely signal that Erdogan was tightening his grip over economic management.
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Those events include Federal Reserve and ECB policy tightening, German elections and Brexit negotiations.
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Security is tightening for the famous Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
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Certainly what we don't want to see is a general tightening of financial conditions.
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This wasn't a maneuver that could work with gradual pressure like tightening a vice.
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They are defending years of tightening family budgets, stagnant wages and communities losing hope.
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Even with recent tightening, Democrats still have a five-point lead in generic polling.
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The race has been tightening in recent days with the election just days away.
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Unlikely. We didn't hurt Assad that much and the noose around Raqqa is tightening?
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Furthermore, it has diminished the appetite for tightening all the way to 3.5 percent.
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A further tightening of the restrictions in 2016 prompted abortion-rights groups to sue.
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Global financial markets slipped last week as opinion polls showed the presidential race tightening.
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Recent polls are showing a tightening race in Ohio between the two Republican candidates.
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But it also reflects a tightening of financial conditions, which markets may not like.
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Its policy announcement last April was its first monetary policy tightening in six years.
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"Yet the threat from monetary tightening is now more concrete than before," he noted.
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This signals tightening in the supply, Baruch said, and is also an encouraging sign.
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International benchmark recently topped $60 a barrel on signs the oil market is tightening.
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Internationally, he said the risks included faltering growth or further tightening of financial conditions.
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Despite a tightening labor market, there is still no sign of meaningful wage growth.
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The 2-year Treasury yield has priced in most of the expected Fed tightening.
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Some analysts said any tightening would be designed to keep price pressures in check.
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He added that a tightening job market is expected to gradually push up wages.
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Raw sugar prices soared on the forecast amid growing concerns about tightening European supplies.
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The government is tightening the noose, but risking international sanctions and a social explosion.
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In a true life or death scenario, the officer tells him, he'd continue tightening.
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That, together with falling exports, cast some doubt on any policy tightening this year.
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It's a combination that in most commodity markets would indicate a tightening in availability.
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They also are more easily adaptable to any tightening legal requirements across different markets.
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Push Ups Get into plank position, tightening your core and glutes throughout the move.
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Expectations that the Fed will signal more policy tightening ahead kept some investors cautious.
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London copper eased after climbing almost 2 percent on Tuesday on tightening world supplies.
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In this new era of tightening regulations, being outrageous took on a different air.
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Independent producers behind smaller events are also feeling the pinch of tightening red tape.
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But fears of another global economic slowdown have tempered expectations for further tightening there.
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"None of those three are showing signs of a materially tightening market," Smith said.
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First, the spread tightening has been driven by a sell-off in German bonds.
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A fiscal tightening on such a scale clearly calls for an offsetting monetary policy.
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Democrats watched the tightening numbers in Florida with some concern, albeit for different reasons.
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The retail sales data, expected at 0830 GMT, may bolster expectations of monetary tightening.
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Croatia's tightening the screws on offense a bit, probing and looking for an opening.
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Now, as the death toll continues to rise, the lockdown measures are only tightening.
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Tightening play in their own zone was emphasized from the start of the season.
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Defense lawyers said Ms. Toscano-Percoco's departure coincided with belt-tightening throughout the company.
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Like an ever-tightening vice, the rest of the exhibition does not let up.
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"Greece alongside Italy are tightening the most," said Christoph Rieger, rates strategist at Commerzbank.
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But a separate issue has cropped up this year: China's ever-tightening cybersecurity rules.
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This measure, sometimes called quantitative tightening, reduces the supply of money in the economy.
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Perhaps all the clamor for higher minimum wages and a tightening labor market helped.
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They also expect the bank's next move to entail policy easing rather than tightening.
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" ■ And last month he tweeted that tightening monetary policy "hurts all that we've done.
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"Everything's tightening up," Hall said by phone as his vessel sailed past Plaquemine, Louisiana.
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Beijing is tightening control of tech companies, which has squeezed a top rival, Tencent.
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"I think we'll see interest in tightening up California's background check procedures," he said.
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The drought that has been suffocating Australia for months just keeps tightening its grip.
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While previous outlooks had projected faster policy tightening, weakening abroad kept the bank cautious.
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They must Cut Rates bigger and faster, and stop their ridiculous quantitative tightening NOW.
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" -- August 7 tweet "If they would stop quantitative tightening, we have a rocket ship.
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And now that advertisers are cutting back, exchanges are preparing for more belt-tightening.
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Airlines remain profitable, but rising fuel prices and labor costs are tightening their margins.
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The company is also tightening lending on certain fossil fuel projects, including Arctic drilling.
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"Every hour that goes by, the cone is tightening a little bit," he said.
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Malaysia is also tightening its military cooperation with China and deepening investment relations there.
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Clinton also brushed off polls that show the race tightening between her and Trump.
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WE HAVE A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF TIGHTENING THAT IS BUILT INTO THE CURVE.
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The Fed is well underway in a tightening cycle that began in late 2015.
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"If needed, further monetary tightening will be delivered," the bank said in a statement.
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The polls are tightening, and Trump is even moving ahead in several swing states.
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Perhaps tightening down the cooler is something other AMD board partners might try, too.
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A resulting "tightening tantrum" could push bond prices down and rates up, Brown said.
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He would also trim $218 billion from Social Security's disability program by tightening access.
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On Wednesday, President Obama also signed an executive order tightening sanctions on the country.
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Sihanoukville starkly illustrates how Cambodia's ever tightening relationship with China is transforming the country.
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"There are signals indicating tightening auto lending standards by banks," the ratings agency said.
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Colder weather and postholiday belt-tightening often combine to push sales into the doldrums.
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Italy faces national elections by May next year, making any fiscal tightening politically sensitive.
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The curbs have coincided with strong demand and solid economic growth, tightening the market.
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In any case, the polls were already tightening, and this will only accelerate that.
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Economists believe further monetary policy tightening this year will hinge on the inflation outlook.
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The Fed's balance sheet unwind is also tightening funding due to excess reserves draining.
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Canada's Liberal government announced new rules on Monday, tightening mortgage and foreign tax rules.
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Reporting matters, and quality reporting is threatened -- both by tightening newsroom budgets and layoffs.
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The influx has put governments under strain, and countries are tightening their asylum rules.
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To stabilise their currencies, policymakers in many places found themselves tightening into a slowdown.
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EYES ON WASHINGTON The move followed a pattern of tightening control over financial markets.
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"That indeed leaves the Fed as the only tightening game in town," Wall said.
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But it could influence the already glacial pace of tightening expected by the Fed.
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The tightening in supply has filtered through to pricing activity in East Coast markets.
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"It doesn't matter about tightening up anything, that comment section is that," he added.
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The trend in weekly jobless claims, however, remained consistent with a tightening labor market.
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This is "part of a general belt-tightening at Condé Nast," writes Jaclyn Peiser.
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Separate legislation has been introduced on tightening procedures for Congress handling sexual harassment cases.
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TIGHT LABOR MARKET Inflation is likely to be supported by a tightening labor market.
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There is plenty of evidence that broad swaths of the labor market are tightening.
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These rules were tightened in 2003, requiring more slowdowns, with additional tightening in 2008.
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Inflation has remained muted, with wage growth increasing moderately despite tightening labor market conditions.
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He also does anal tightening procedures, "which is exactly as it sounds," he said.
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While Wisconsin is tightening voting eligibility, Clinton is correct that Illinois loosened its restrictions.
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The Fed will likely continue tightening policies, perhaps less gradually as time goes on.
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We have great ... So even though the stakes are raised, they're not tightening up.
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That reduced worries that the bank, which dropped its guidance for gradual monetary tightening, won't get much behind the tightening curve as headline inflation rose to 1.7913 percent, only a tad below the top of the NBH's 1.7903-212.27 percent target range.
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"We should be cautious about tightening policy further until we are confident inflation is on track to achieve our target," said Brainard, a permanent voting member of the Fed's monetary policy committee who in the past has convinced colleagues to delay tightening.
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A tightening labor market, which is generating steady wage growth, is underpinning the housing market.
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If confirmed, Powell will have to balance tightening policy against still sluggish wages and inflation.
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"The BOJ's policy tweaks weren't much of a tightening, and did little damage," he added.
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Consumer spending is being driven by a tightening labor market, which is steadily lifting wages.
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The North African country has been tightening its policing local wheat procurement to prevent fraud.
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Moving forward, Oliver says that Tasu is tightening up both operating practices and hiring procedures.
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But tightening regulation is causing more friction between Pinduoduo and its merchants on the platform.
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Alibaba 2024s also enjoyed strong support, rallying to 177bp today, tightening from 179.3 last Thursday.
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Economic momentum looks worse elsewhere, forcing policymakers to ditch, postpone or soften policy tightening plans.
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International humanitarian groups have condemned the tightening siege on rebel-held parts of Aleppo city.
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I'm not saying they need to stop tightening because it's bad for the stock market.
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A solid economic performance was likely to perk up the U.S. Federal Reserve's tightening cycle.
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That implies the Fed could be near the end of its three-year tightening cycle.
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The measures are aimed at tightening the central bank's control over the Kurdish banking industry.
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That changed amid tightening financial conditions and worries that the Fed was moving too quickly.
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Another risk to casino stocks globally has stemmed from further tightening of China's capital outflows.
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Demand for housing is being driven by a tightening labor market, which is lifting wages.
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Despite that tightening of conditions, not everyone is predicting gloom for the corporate credit market.
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The EU is in the process of tightening rules for subsidiaries of non-EU banks.
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Gross added that the pace of the Fed's policy tightening could leave bond investors disappointed.
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Results for the Irving, Texas-based oil giant were helped by belt-tightening throughout 22015.
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And it means implementing and gradually tightening performance standards, on both energy efficiency and pollution.
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But Powell appeared to signal the Fed's monetary policy tightening campaign was nearing an end.
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But such a tax could push inflation higher, nudging the Fed closer to tightening policy.
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So I started tightening, striking some details entirely and relocating others elsewhere in the article.
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U.S. data on Thursday reinforced doubts that the Fed would unveil more tightening anytime soon.
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But BoE policymakers have made it clear that any monetary tightening will be data-dependent.
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They kept ignoring good news and just put them as chances for further tightening – i.e.
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Tightening antitrust policy, meanwhile, would help to ensure that mergers did more good than harm.
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Experts have signaled the oil market is currently tightening, with sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
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Alas, China's recent actions suggest that it is, if anything, tightening its grip even further.
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This together with a tightening labor market strengthens expectations inflation will gain steam this year.
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Markets expect rates to stay on hold then despite the bank's debate about possible tightening.
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Melchior is hardly alone in seeing opportunity in YouTube's tightening of gun video restrictions. Theguntube.
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Officials could opt to abandon their tightening stance in order to counteract the trade turmoil.
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The Senate is still an uphill battle for Dems, and some key races are tightening.
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The trouble is, that tightening also hits affordable rental housing, which is most in need.
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That is raising fears they may be tightening policy too much into an economic slowdown.
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At the same time, regulators in the United Kingdom and Germany are tightening betting rules.
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Yet the polls, it is important to note, were tightening even before Mr Comey's gambit.
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Those economic conditions include the tightening market for Apple's iPhones, which Foxconn manufactures in China.
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Rival big banks have been tightening their belts, making Wells Fargo's expense problems more glaring.
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But overall, bond spreads are tightening, suggesting a hunt for yield is benefiting the periphery.
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Those standards had been easing in recent years, but now appear to be tightening again.
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The driver of a tightening London market is the ongoing decline in registered LME stocks.
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Labor costs picked up over 2018 as a tightening labor market pushed up wage growth.
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Tightening government policies could crimp that demand - something oil companies say they are monitoring closely.
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Mortgage policies, despite some tightening in Tier 2 markets, remain largely accommodative for home buyers.
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Migration experts say tightening controls simply drives migration underground and squeezes it into new routes.
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On Wednesday, he said the Fed was going "crazy" by tightening monetary policy so much.
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But a more gradual path of belt-tightening should help the economy to remain resilient.
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A rise to 0.5% would mark the beginning of Britain's first tightening cycle since 2003.
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A tightening labor market and historically low mortgage rates have helped the housing market recovery.
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Previous storms have substantially affected demand, which may offset expectations for tightening refined product supply.
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The Food and Drug Administration is tightening its leash on e-cigarette giant Juul Labs.
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Coming into Monday night's debate, national polls were essentially tied and battleground states were tightening.
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Iran's regional rival Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, has shown a willingness to keep tightening crude markets.
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A tightening labor market, which is generating steady wage growth is underpinning the housing market.
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Instagram has been tightening up its rules regarding advertising on the platform, which is good.
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WeWork's pitch to corporates comes at a time of tightening labor markets in some cities.
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That's not a situation where most global central banks would countenance any tightening of policy.
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Prepa accused the bondholders of tightening the conditions on the loan at the last minute.
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The board members also suggested tightening provisioning norms for the banks, said the first official.
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Government-bond yields in Europe have also been rising, so financial conditions are already tightening.
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The fall in yields, however, was somewhat tempered by reports of U.S. labor market tightening.
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It said tightening measures taken in the past are helping cool inflation and credit growth.
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Kelli Butler says she's drafting a measure aimed at tightening oversight of Southwest Key facilities.
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It also follows the Federal Reserve signaling it will be patient in tightening monetary policy.
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Traders are now focused on whether the Fed will signal a faster pace of tightening.
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"It's a risk because it's happening in the context of stalled monetary tightening," said Boockvar.
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The Fed's tightening policy was the main driver behind the historic Christmas Eve market plunge.
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That's great, but tightening pollution standards around the world mean automobiles must become increasingly efficient.
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In Android P, Google focused on tightening the nuts and bolts of the operating system.
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What Facebook's tightening of its privacy controls to a new European standard means for you.
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Lower rates abroad have the effect of essentially tightening monetary policy in the United States.
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Sofia says she got Venus' Legacy treatment -- it's a skin tightening massage -- in August 2014.
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That is the opposite of what one expects when the market is tightening, he said.
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Economists believe tightening labor market conditions could soon unleash a faster pace of wage growth.
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According to MNSI, Dudley said that continued tightening on conditions would weigh on the Fed.
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Both concerns - trade war and monetary policy tightening - may end up being left until 2019.
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China's monetary stance is still basically neutral, with neither easing nor tightening bias, he said.
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Likewise, Fed fund futures <0#FF:> are pricing in the shallowest of shallow tightening paths.
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This tightening of financial conditions is certainly a headwind for the Fed to do less.
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He predicts growth will slow even more as the Federal Reserve resumes its tightening policy.
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It is also tightening monetary conditions, and there is considerable talk of more regulatory scrutiny.
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The credit market is simultaneously tightening, raising concern that defaults are just around the corner.
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Jolla has shed its own hardware making ambitions, tightening focus on its core software asset.
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Conversely, if treatment charges are falling, it's a signal that mined concentrates availability is tightening.
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LIESMAN: WHICH WAY ARE THE RISKS IN YOUR OPINION, TOWARDS MORE POLICY TIGHTENING OR LESS?
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Tightening up special enrollment periods seems like it really could make the risk pool healthier.
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"Another important thing is whether the central banks of neighboring countries start (tightening)," he added.
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That juxtaposition is particularly striking as the U.S. has been systematic in tightening monetary policy.
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Investors will be watching Friday's jobs report for indications on the path of Fed tightening.
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Also contributing to Central Grocers' bankruptcy filing were tightening trade terms among vendors, it said.
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Some analysts see a growing LIBOR/OIS spread as a sign of tightening financial conditions.
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This prompted some investors to question how long the Fed can continue tightening its policy.
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And in the meantime, the Trump administration is already tightening the reins on DACA recipients.
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However, farmers focus on keeping their operations afloat this year, instead of tightening global supplies.
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Inhale to squeeze the muscles of your bottom and pelvic floor while tightening your abdomen.
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This easing is also a striking contrast with the fiscal tightening that was previously planned.
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Eventually Sweden's overwhelmed government slammed on the brakes, erecting border controls and tightening asylum rules.
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The noob's pen was stashed, he was tightening his straps, looking at her eyes expectantly.
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Yet the current tightening cycle and previous two easing phases have featured mid-cycle pauses.
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However, Trump has rowed back on the detente, tightening the decades-old U.S. trade embargo.
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Analysts said the tighter markets were a result of both strengthening demand and tightening supplies.
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But such a tax would push inflation higher, nudging the Fed closer to tightening policy.
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Jesse Jackson has no plans to endorse a candidate in the tightening Democratic presidential race.
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"This is the tightening of a noose — several, several links of that noose," Waxman said.
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But the companies feel their arguments should resonate at a time of tightening federal dollars.
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Away from the favorable base effects, inflation is rising thanks to a tightening labor market.
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The government has been tightening the inflow of foreign labor over the last few years.
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"Ending the quantitative tightening right here was also a good call," First Franklin's Ewing said.
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Local and state governments are tightening restrictions and in some cases, banning e-cigarettes outright.
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But there also will be tightening of deductions to help defray the cost as well.
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Recent macro-prudential tightening measures to cool the housing market will also cool economic activity.
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He said Senate Democrats want a floor vote on House-passed measures tightening background checks.
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Initial claims for state unemployment benefits slipped 2,000 to 238,000, suggesting a tightening labor market.
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"Instead of spending increases, we should be tightening our belt"—presumably by cutting social spending.
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Whenever I'm at home, I experience nausea, a persistent cough and tightening in my chest.
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However, the RBI's shift in its stance to "calibrated tightening" from "neutral" at its Oct.
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After tightening the score to 18-229, she was broken again and lost the match.
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It had declined to 102.550 last week as polls showed a tightening U.S. presidential race.
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Backwardation is the most important and reliable signal of a tight and tightening oil market.
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The agency expects gradual fiscal tightening thereafter and a government deficit of 35303% in 2018.
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Markets have been worried rising inflation and high credit growth will lead to further tightening.
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Instagram is tightening up its rules around influencers touting weight-loss products and cosmetic surgery.
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Second, Trump said China is to be thanked for tightening up sanctions on the border.
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They argued that the authorities had done enough by reprimanding officials and tightening safety regulations.
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"This clearly reinforces that the administration is tightening its sanctions approach to Russia," he said.
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Wheat futures rose as worries about tightening global supplies sparked a round of short-covering.
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But the market has cooled down in recent months with a tightening of mortgage regulation.
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The polls come as the race is tightening in the final week of the campaign.
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What you actually see is when we start tightening we end up with a recession.
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But bulging debt across many Asian economies, tightening U.S. fiscal policy and the Sino-U.
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The central bank has been gradually tightening the enforcement of its regulations on capital flows.
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This dangerous combination of tightening money threatens to put an end to the current expansion.
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Economists say the weakness in inflation, if sustained, could put further monetary tightening in jeopardy.
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"The Democratic/Republican ballot is tightening up, though Dems still have an edge," Penn said.
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The tightening of sanctions is meant to reduce tensions on the Korean Peninsula, he explained.
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The U.S. central bank early this year suspended its three-year monetary policy tightening campaign.
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Prison staff took it off her initially, before realizing that she was not tightening it.
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"We are seeing a progressive tightening in zinc fundamentals," Albanese said on a media call.
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Uncertain whom to trust, Miles navigates a tightening web of intrigues, bicycle chases and romance.
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China stopped that exodus by tightening its currency controls, but controls rarely work for long.
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And a scan of the upcoming art season suggests that museums are tightening borders too.
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Guzmman said further tightening was not possible given high levels of poverty in the country.
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The European Union and China are tightening regulations that force automakers to cut tailpipe emissions.
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Federal Reserve policymakers are looking for signs that the tightening labor market is causing inflation.
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The details of Mr. Tarrant's arsenal emerged as New Zealand considers tightening its gun regulations.
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That signals a tightening labor market — and that increased inflation might be on the horizon.
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The rest of the world responded to the crisis by tightening rules on acceptable speech.
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He pointed to problems including tightening financial conditions, weak global growth and the government shutdown.
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Fund managers continue to rank the Fed's tightening among the biggest risks to the market.
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I would say in terms of quantitative tightening, it should actually now be quantitative easing.
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And I think they should drop rates, and they should get rid of quantitative tightening.
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It would also likely entail tightening a cap in the EU's Emission Trading System (ETS).
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During the year the Fed cut three times, undoing nearly all the previous year's tightening.
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About nine years after quantitative easing (QE) began, quantitative tightening (QT) is about to start.
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NH: That's right, ECB President Mario Draghi has said any tightening will be very gradual.
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"There's been a few weeks of deals tightening, everything is quite solid execution," he said.
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"The challenge is maintaining that nirvana, which means not tightening too much or too little."
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Asylum systems in countries like Italy are overwhelmed, and some nations are tightening their requirements.
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That's below levels seen this time last year, an indication of a tightening U.S. market.
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They register a perceived lack of enthusiasm and tightening polls as a recipe for disaster.
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But the rescue also thrust Mr. Gassama into the spotlight over France's tightening immigration policy.
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Apple's quiet capitulation to the tightening censorship, our tech columnist writes, is a dangerous precedent.
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If growth does gather pace, "some modest tightening" of policy might be needed further ahead.
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But recent polls show a tightening race in the Palmetto State between Biden and Sen.
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Most recent polls have shown a tightening race between Biden and Sanders in South Carolina.
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"People couldn't take it anymore, that's the reality," he said, referring to belt-tightening measures.
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However, analysts say Venezuela and Cuba will struggle to keep beating ever-tightening U.S. sanctions.
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Retailers have started hiking their minimum wages to remain competitive in a tightening labor market.
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"Our economists forecast faster inflation and Fed tightening than the market expects," the strategist wrote.
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The ECB is conducting verbal tightening, so they don't need to move on interest rates.
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Trump said the Fed's policy tightening and the strong dollar could hurt the U.S. economy.
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Yet even now, five years on, the economy remains too weak to stomach fiscal tightening.
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If that relationship breaks down, it would signal a larger negative impact from Fed tightening.
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Now, with the squeeze through the Guardsmen ahead of me tightening, I slowed even more.
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The Federal Reserve just hiked interest rates for the eighth time of this tightening cycle.
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In contrast, the household survey paints a clear picture that the labor market is tightening.
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With U.S. rig activity stalling and Iran sanctions looming, the oil market outlook is tightening.
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The Federal Reserve continues to raise rates, tightening monetary policy and boosting the U.S. dollar.
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As we look beyond Labor Day and toward 2019, the job market will continue tightening.
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Talk of monetary tightening and a bounce in the dollar put gold on the defensive.
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But in recent years, many have been angered by a perceived tightening grip by China.
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Volcker's tightening slowed economic activity enough that by January 24, the US was in recession.
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Perhaps, but tightening involves real dangers and needs to be carried out with great care.
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There is no doubt that quantitative tightening at times will lead to the opposite -- i.e.
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First U.S. President Donald Trump said he was tightening restrictions on Americans traveling to Cuba.
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A tightening labor market and tepid inflation have put the Fed in a difficult position.
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A tightening labor market, which is steadily lifting wage growth, is also supporting the economy.
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In November, Singapore suspended all trade with North Korea to comply with tightening U.N. regulations.
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Russia suspended flights to Georgia and said it was tightening controls on Georgian wine imports.
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Spending is being supported by a tightening labor market, which is gradually boosting wage growth.
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But the real elephant in the room is not the enormous cost expenditures of transition or the ultimate belt-tightening/procedure-tightening cost savings, but the fact that Medicare for all would completely upend the current system, which is actually, to a large extent, working.
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As the Fed raises rates, it will look for signals from the economy, like a slowdown in the labor market or economy, a spike in wages or inflation, or a sudden tightening of financial conditions, to cue an end to its tightening cycle, Powell said.
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CR: I'll get to negative interest rates in Switzerland in a second, but obviously over the last two weeks there's been a lot of talk about tightening, or the first steps towards tightening in Europe, even though the ECB has been pushing back against it.
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Mueller is tightening the screws on Jerome Corsi, a friend of former Trump adviser Roger Stone.
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The economists expect wage growth to pick up with the continued tightening in the labor market.
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Investors will be watching the minutes for clues about the pace of the current tightening cycle.
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Tightening gun laws would mark a change in course for Trump, who has championed gun rights.
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The sixth month of net rate cuts follows a tightening cycle that ended in early 2019.
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The Fed's modest step toward more possible tightening in 2017 roughly tracks the markets' emerging view.
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Also this month, Trump complained that the Fed had "gone crazy " by tightening its monetary policy.
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And, look, you do not want to own the steelmakers when the Fed is tightening aggressively.
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Ross Lee, an analyst at Bank of China (Hong Kong), expects the policy tightening to continue.
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Eligibility for benefits from SNAP are tightening for some groups or being slashed completely for others.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The latest Federal Reserve credit tightening leaves Jerome Powell exposed in multiple ways.
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And the quantitative tightening is stated to be as high as $600 billion over fiscal '19.
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What will be key is the U.S. deficit, coupled with the Fed's quantitative tightening, Sherman noted.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and his colleagues for policy tightening.
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Fiscal policy is trapped in gridlock and the government shutdown actually means a small fiscal tightening.
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Realty Income feels played out to me, although if the Fed keeps tightening, it's a winner.
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The President counted off a few of his policies that are tightening the screws on Russia.
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It has raised borrowing costs seven times since it began a tightening cycle in December 2015.
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Trump has repeatedly gone after the Fed for tightening monetary policy in the U.S. On Oct.
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Analysts widely expect the Fed to raise rates amid the growing economy and tightening labor market.
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Police and other officials have tried tightening rules regarding the wild pub crawls and disorderly behavior.
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Gradual Federal Reserve tightening and robust global growth should be positive for emerging markets, he predicted.
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SX7P were a bright spot, having been recently underpinned by talk of tightening monetary policy conditions.
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Consumer spending is being supported by a tightening labor market, which is gradually boosting wage growth.
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The Paris agreement's loose structure and modest goals mean it should survive America's proposed purse-tightening.
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But we do see some continued tightening in monetary policy to be appropriate in that event.
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Demand has been supported by subsidies and ever-tightening environmental regulations, particularly in China and Europe.
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From an individual economic perspective, however, the only thing that's tightening may be your purse strings.
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" Duterte had previously complained about the tightening of his security detail, describing it as "OA (overacting).
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Easing inflation has allowed the central bank to reverse some of its policy tightening last year.
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That supports predictions for further policy tightening by the central bank as early as next month.
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That was below levels seen this time last year, an indication of a tightening U.S. market.
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Recent court rulings mean that tightening the restrictions on family visas and refugees will be tricky.
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But analysts are concerned that tightening credit amid the economic slowdown will hamper trading in commodities.
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Nanjing's tightening measure came after another eastern city, Suzhou, imposed a similar cap earlier this week.
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Schiff believes that weak markets will continue to fuel the Fed's resistance to tightening monetary policy.
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Unlike Frexit, tightening borders, limiting immigration and cracking down on foreign "posted" workers are popular propositions.
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To his north, President Trump has made tightening border security his No. 1 domestic political issue.
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Stock brokers said the market believed that the central bank's tightening measures have started to bite.
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Further tightening of taxation encouraged ever weaker beer that required no ageing and brought bigger profits.
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Shortly after his victory was announced Sunday, Argentina's central bank announced it is tightening currency controls.
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But some of the abandoned setups feel like plotting that could use a little more tightening.
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But these tightening polls suggest we could be in for a few surprises on election night.
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The third rate increase of the current tightening cycle will be less momentous than the first.
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The Fed's dovish stance on monetary policy eased concerns that tightening financial conditions could crimp growth.
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The best entrepreneurs and best companies will be just fine fundraising even with a tightening market.
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A faster-than-expected pace of tightening in America typically sends shockwaves around the world economy.
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That too drew criticism, with Trump and investors accusing the Fed of tightening policy too far.
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He said wages have not increased as much as hoped for despite a tightening job market.
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The critical question is how quickly producers will respond to strengthening demand and tightening oil inventories.
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It didn't appear to need a bicycle mechanic's services for tightening chains or adjusting brake cables.
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I'm actually thinking that I should have a little something done around my neck, some tightening.
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With the job market already tightening, some employers are having a tough time filling skilled positions.
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"The market bounced after being over-sold," Yang said, attributing the recent weakness to regulatory tightening.
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The government is tightening rules around vehicle and driver accreditation, leading to a widescale driver shortage.
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Funding Circle exited the property loans business in 2016, tightening its focus on small business financing.
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The Fed, for its part, will engage in quantitative tightening with its announced balance sheet runoff.
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Tightening our budget helped us realize that our financial goals weren't as counterintuitive as they seemed.
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In 1998, the Fed begun a tightening cycle just as the internet bubble was getting euphoric.
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The Fed is poised to begin an overdue process of monetary tightening to safeguard price stability.
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Fed tightening this year could push up the value of the U.S. currency "significantly", he said.
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The main driver of the tightening will be the improved cyclical position, which will support revenues.
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First, the resilience of equity markets to the tightening bias of the Fed and the ECB.
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Four of the past five Fed tightening cycles have eventually triggered a crisis in emerging markets.
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Tightening liquidity may result from large deposit outflows, particularly considering funding concentrations in the deposit base.
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"We are definitely looking at tightening security," Yogesh Mehta, project manager at IME Entertainment Group, said.
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As workers become scarcer in America's tightening labour market, firms have a greater incentive to automate.
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The environment of tightening policy has seen stocks lose some of the lustre of recent months.
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Next came "currency market movements" followed by the "Fed's tightening impact" on financial and emerging markets.
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It has nearly doubled interest rates this year, tightening by a total of 11.25 percentage points.
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In spite of talk of tightening money for startups, Syed says he had plenty of suitors.
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But with the labor market clearly tightening, sweating the details will become all the more important.
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The Fed has increased borrowing costs five times since it began tightening policy in late 13.
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The market in the UK is a lot more uncertain and uncertainty leads to tightening budgets.
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With supply tightening, house prices notched their 58thconsecutive month of year-on-year gains in December.
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The Fed embarked on its first tightening cycle in more than a decade in December 2015.
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José straightaway set about organising the team, tightening them up defensively while restoring the players' confidence.
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But if the Republicans want to believe that this race is tightening, let them believe that.
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A tightening of liquidity could weaken FRB's credit profile in the event of a sovereign downgrade.
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The moves signaled the central bank had reversed its course of tightening monetary policy, traders said.
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Companies also can control prices by limiting access — narrowing their provider networks and tightening drug coverage.
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The fifth month of net rate cuts follows a tightening cycle that ended in early 2019.
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"It would be a way of really tightening up relations with the Never Trumpers," he added.
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All told, investors increasingly believe the Fed may be nearing the end of its tightening cycle.
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"Either you are raising rates, which is tightening, or lowering rates, which is easing," he said.
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Ozone: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is tightening the controls on certain ozone-depleting substances.
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Should I regret that tightening in my chest when the theme I so well remember plays?
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Reducing the balance sheet, like hiking interest rates, acts as a tightening measure on the economy.
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It fell to 102.550 against the yen last week when polls suggested a tightening U.S. election.
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But many farmers, squeezed by tightening farm profits, have not fully embraced the big data offerings.
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"That kind of pushed the Fed back in terms of not tightening in September," Timmer said.
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Despite recent underwhelming jobs numbers, the underlying US economic data remains robust enough to warrant tightening.
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With just days before the election, the polls have shown races tightening in several battleground states.
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The rout risked having a sustained negative impact on the U.S. economy by tightening financial conditions.
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Talk of tightening of rules for P-Notes by market regulator SEBI led to further weakness.
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"Accordingly, the Committee decided to implement a strong monetary tightening to support price stability," it said.
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The survey again showed considerably more openings against available labor, a sign of a tightening market.
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The IEA has warned that insufficient investment could lead to a tightening of global oil supplies.
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IN FACT, WE LOOK AT TECHNICALLY IS THERE TIGHTENING BY TAKING RESERVES OUT OF A SYSTEM?
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He's boasting about his soaring poll numbers in New Hampshire and the tightening race in Iowa.
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The Fed governors, both hawks and doves, have also voiced their support for monetary policy tightening.
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Instead of focusing on economic reform, Mr Xi appears more preoccupied with tightening his political grip.
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Banks themselves have been raising mortgage rates out of cycle in response to the tightening regulations.
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Each subsequent tightening of efficiency standards has produced less of a return than the previous one.
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After a tepid start in 2017, the supply restraint had by this year started tightening markets.
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