The dollar took a breather from its overnight run-up against its Japanese counterpart.
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After finishing cutting "Purple Rain," Yoakam took a breather from recording to process the cover.
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The single currency took a breather from an overnight rally, easing 0.1 percent to $1.2396.
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New Zealand shares was marginally lower, as utilities took a breather from the previous session's sharp sell-offs.
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Commodity-linked currencies took a breather from a rally spurred in recent weeks by higher metal and oil prices.
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Across the pond, U.S. stocks fell as investors took a breather from the rally that kicked off in 2018.
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HONG KONG, March 3 (IFR) - Asian credit markets took a breather from an aggressive spread tightening that began Monday.
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U.S. Treasury yields slipped on Thursday after sizable gains in recent sessions, as investors took a breather from selling bonds.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Monday, as stocks took a breather from their recent record run.
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U.S. long-dated Treasury yields slipped from multi-year highs in choppy trading as investors took a breather from selling last week.
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On the oil front, prices advanced follow several negative sessions, as markets took a breather from concerns surrounding the U.K.'s referendum debate.
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She spoke as the market finally took a breather from what has been a breathtaking move higher, with the Dow industrials falling 666 points Friday.
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HONG KONG, Nov 24.75 (IFR) - Asian credit markets were barely changed on Friday as investors took a breather from the corrections of the past few weeks.
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It's useless to point out highlights that will never recur but, for me, "Freestyle" paradoxically soared when it took a breather from its giddy high spirits.
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U.S. government debt yields took a breather from last week's run on Tuesday, the first trading day of the week after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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The U.S. currency was on the back foot as other currencies were influenced by their own catalysts and as financial markets took a breather from the Trump-induced rally.
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TOKYO, March 24 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average gained on Friday as the yen took a breather from its recent strength, but the Nikkei still logged a weekly loss.
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U.S. Treasury yields slipped as investors took a breather from selling bonds and readjusted positions to prepare for more inflation-related volatility, a scenario that could take yields even higher.
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Jay-Z and Blue Ivy took a breather from the On the Run II Tour with some QT in Berlin Friday, and one part of their usual entourage was noticeably absent.
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Asian shares fell on Thursday following a dismal day on Wall Street, while the dollar took a breather from this week's rebound and crude oil gave back some of its recent gains.
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Every couple of weeks they took a breather from studying to listen and dance to live music — zydeco, reggae, jazz and brass band music — at clubs along Frenchman Street, mostly at the Maison.
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Iron ore imports also took a breather from recent strength, coming in at 86.25 million tonnes in July, down 8.9 percent from June's strong 94.7 million and 2.4 percent below the 88.4 million from July last year.
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SYDNEY/WELLINGTON, July 24.18 (Reuters) - Australian and New Zealand shares were flat on Friday as investors in Australia waited for an outcome to Australia's election and traders in New Zealand took a breather from a nine-session rally.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. commercial paper supply decreased this week, retreating from a 2304.2-23/22-month high, as fund managers took a breather from their recent purchases of these debt securities, according to Federal Reserve data released on Thursday.
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When the Cubs overcame a 3-1 deficit to take the World Series in Game 7, Americans took a breather from politics to cheer the momentous victory, grateful that sometimes a hard-fought battle on a seemingly level playing field just felt good.
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As bond markets took a breather from their massive selloff since Donald Trump's U.S. presidential win, global equities were on the back foot as investors took profits on a run-up on bets that Trump would act on his campaign pledges of tax cuts and less regulation, which would spur faster economic growth.
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