Concern about the fallout from Brexit underpinned core government bonds.
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Bendtner's scoring dearth is underpinned by another, more serious, issue.
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And he realized that some really wild math underpinned it.
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The Bank of Japan's purchases also underpinned the JGB market.
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The agreement underpinned the modernisation of part of Mexico's economy.
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Consumer demand remains strongly underpinned by jobs and income gains.
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Bank of Japan buying operations also underpinned the JGB market.
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U.S. export optimism underpinned wheat futures, which ended near unchanged.
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This view is further underpinned by Germany strong financial flexibility.
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Weak data underpinned U.S. bond prices, pushing down yields further.
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This optimism has also been underpinned by strong retail investments.
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This has eliminated the price discount that underpinned their model.
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Such dizzying numbers have underpinned a growing movement for legalization.
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It has underpinned the region's politics for hundreds of years.
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Firmer metals prices underpinned gains on mining stocks on Friday.
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The yellow metal was also underpinned by a softer dollar.
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U.S. corn ticked higher, underpinned by the rally in wheat.
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That has underpinned transatlantic ties since the alliance's 1949 foundation.
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The techno-underpinned raciness doesn't seem to be putting off users.
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The entire soccer economy is underpinned by this system of exchanges.
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That upgrade was underpinned by the success of its new game.
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The financial stocks also underpinned the gains, closing 1.7 percent higher.
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Rising U.S. rates underpinned the U.S. dollar in the currency market.
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The disappointment pushed JGB yields sharply higher, and underpinned the yen.
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Weak data underpinned U.S. bond prices, pushing down their yields further.
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This week has exposed the faulty logic that underpinned those assumptions.
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It was Big Bang that underpinned London's dominance of European finance.
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There was also a cloud over the technology that underpinned CurrentC.
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For now, manufacturing is being underpinned by the energy sector revival.
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ABK has a moderate franchise in Kuwait, underpinned by regional expansion.
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The coalitions that have underpinned both main parties now look fragile.
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These new requirements will be underpinned by a robust legislative framework.
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But resources stocks rose, underpinned by firmer commodity and oil prices.
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The auto-lending policy underpinned several CFPB lawsuits against car dealers.
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Soybeans were underpinned by news of fresh U.S. exports to Mexico.
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Spending is also being underpinned by tax cuts and higher savings.
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Oil has underpinned an autocratic government with little tolerance for dissent.
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But the housing market remains underpinned by a robust labor market.
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It is also underpinned by KBC Verzekeringen's strong profitability and capitalisation.
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Copper prices in 2020 could be underpinned by easing trade tensions.
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The housing recovery has been underpinned by falling unemployment and rising wages.
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And it's underpinned by the investment that we have delivering better products.
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That sentiment has underpinned Erdogan's unyielding response to other disputes with Washington.
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Net income will be underpinned by strong underwriting and robust investment income.
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Curbs on Chinese coal production underpinned a mini-revival in global prices.
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The corn market is being underpinned by excessive rains delaying U.S. planting.
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Analysts say a confluence of domestic and external factors has underpinned demand.
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GE spent less on restructuring than analysts expected, which underpinned its performance.
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Skittish consumerism and ruthless competition have long underpinned the used-clothing trade.
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The development of artificial intelligence is underpinned by data sharing, she reasons.
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It was also underpinned by the Fed's hawkish stance on interest rates.
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Optimism was underpinned by U.S. officials concluding "constructive" trade talks in Beijing.
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Consumer spending continues to be underpinned by strong confidence and job growth.
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Short-covering and technical buying underpinned deep-deferred trading months, they said.
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Profits from that oil empire have underpinned the Saudi economy for decades.
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Those land values underpinned the loans that would help pay for improvements.
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Low interest rates had underpinned much of the decade-old bull market.
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But those stories are underpinned and contextualized by what goes on here.
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The gold index rose 0.4%, underpinned by overnight gains in the metal.
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Much of the growth was underpinned by its U.S. and British operations.
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As for Johnson, her calculations underpinned many of NASA's most important projects.
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In a news release, Dong cited several factors that underpinned its bids.
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The corn market is being underpinned by strong demand for U.S. supplies.
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Our expectation is underpinned by the competitive passing rents of MIT's portfolio.
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It estimates domestic demand fell by 4.9%, but net trade underpinned growth.
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Everything The Yard does is underpinned by three values, Mr. Miller said.
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They plan to add 8 million tonnes a year of capacity, with two new production units, or trains, to be underpinned by Papua LNG's Elk and Antelope fields, and one train to be underpinned by PNG LNG's P'nyang field.
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"I think the market is underpinned by relatively high economic growth," Lim said.
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Tokyo's Nikkei stock index slumped 0.3 percent, though a weaker yen underpinned shares.
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Forecasts for further rains across the U.S. Midwest underpinned the gains, analysts said.
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The soybean market was underpinned by expectations of a U.S.-China trade deal.
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But the trade is also underpinned by a push on the supply side.
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Prices remained underpinned, however, by a downgraded crop outlook in top exporter Russia.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS QBELMI's rating is underpinned by a robust standalone credit profile.
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Asian stocks edged higher on Thursday, underpinned by a firm Wall Street overnight.
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The trade-dependent economy has expanded for four quarters underpinned by rebounding exports.
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The rating is also underpinned by sound capitalisation and healthy funding and liquidity.
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The wheat market is being underpinned by estimates of lower production in Australia.
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Our strength through the decades has underpinned the freedom of the global commons.
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CdT's solvency is underpinned by a stable revenue structure based on PAT's support.
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That notion has underpinned the series of travel bans his administration has implemented.
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This is underpinned by its selective underwriting, steady premium growth and manageable claims.
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Both considerations underpinned the leadership's decision to go along with raising his status.
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That underpinned the dollar, making metals more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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But the state's economic success has underpinned its defiance of the Trump administration.
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Gains in the corn and wheat markets have been underpinned by strong demand.
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Concerns about a winter storm disrupting cattle production underpinned cattle futures, traders said.
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Upbeat economic data early on Friday underpinned sentiment and kept losses in check.
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On WeChat, those services are underpinned by its mobile payments system, WeChat Pay.
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The model of stability is underpinned by a system of loyalty and corruption.
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Health care stocks also underpinned the market, strengthening 2.3 percent to a record high.
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Hopes for more Chinese infrastructure spending underpinned industrial resources, including iron ore and copper.
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U.S. forces have underpinned stability in Manbij since Islamic State's defeat here in 2016.
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Blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions that underpinned the first crypto-currency bitcoin.
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Additionally, growth would be underpinned by stimulus measures already announced by policymakers, he said.
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The wider materials sector also traded higher, underpinned by a rise in copper prices.
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Miners and oil stocks were the top sectoral gainers, underpinned by stronger commodity prices.
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The cloudy economy outlook has underpinned the appeal of low-risk U.S. government bonds.
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But other principles have underpinned societies throughout history, too, including reciprocity, honour and loyalty.
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The uptick was underpinned as supply concerns bolstered prices of iron ore and copper.
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Materials shares led gains in Australia, underpinned by stronger iron ore and copper prices.
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Market participants also said the lira was underpinned by the central bank's recent tightening.
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Economic prospects are underpinned by sustained state support, increasing private investment and tourism development.
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Prices have been underpinned by tightening global supplies and signs of demand picking up.
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Its revolutionaries did overcome, if briefly, the security forces that underpinned Mr Mubarak's rule.
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In other words, a job best suited to machines underpinned by machine learning/AI.
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The economy is underpinned by a $1.5 trillion tax cut and increased government spending.
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The assets will be "tokenized" on the platform, which is underpinned by blockchain technology.
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Blue-chip gains were underpinned by banks RBS and Barclays, and defence contractor Babcock.
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Hope has always underpinned man's vision of a better world and a better future.
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Household purchasing power has been underpinned by job formation and, more recently, wage gains.
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The Indian Republic, long underpinned by a postcolonial Nehruvian consensus, is visibly under siege.
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Strong earnings and good economic data have underpinned much of the rally this year.
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Money flowed into the giant tech companies that have underpinned the American economic surge.
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There is a sterility to this show that is underpinned by an uninspired curation.
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The images feature Big Gulp sodas and blazing sun, and are underpinned by disaster.
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A series of well-received updates underpinned gains as the earnings season steamed ahead.
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Some are examining blockchain, the distributed ledger system that has underpinned cryptocurrencies since 2009.
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His encounters with the people of those lands underpinned his later observations about them.
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Auckland International Airport Ltd and Ryman Healthcare Ltd underpinned the gains in the index.
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Dubai was underpinned by a 21 percent gain by contractor Drake and Scull International.
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James: John reflected on how much of our language is underpinned by visual imagery.
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BP reported third-quarter profits more than doubled on Tuesday, underpinned by stronger oil prices.
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They were all, to the letter, born of multinational cooperation and underpinned by universal ideals.
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But despite glowing testimonials, a2's claims are underpinned by very weakly drawn scientific data.
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BBVA's stable funding profile is underpinned by solid retail deposit franchises in its core markets.
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PRICING IN A RATE CUT Weak data underpinned U.S. bond prices, pushing down yields further.
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Blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions that has underpinned bitcoin, the original digital currency.
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It has been underpinned by China's sweeping efforts to contain the spread of the virus.
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That has been underpinned by China's sweeping efforts to contain the spread of the virus.
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The world's second-largest economy is underpinned by strong fundamentals and is reasonably well run.
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As well as foreign investors, the boom has been underpinned by investment from wealthy Kenyans.
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Cattle data issued on Friday by the U.S. Department of Agriculture underpinned futures, traders said.
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Much of the optimism about the future of biohacking and cyborgism is underpinned by ideals.
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REC's healthy profitability is underpinned by its comfortable interest spread and lean operating cost structure.
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Expectations that Chinese and U.S. trade negotiators would strike a deal soon also underpinned markets.
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Oil prices held firm, underpinned by a larger-than-expected decline in U.S. crude inventories.
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Blockchain is a digital ledger of transactions that has underpinned bitcoin, the original crypto-currency.
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Metro's 'BBB-' IDR remains underpinned by its scale, and by its business and geographic diversification.
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But the rules that underpinned the conditions of the 1970s seem no longer to apply.
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However, the rating is underpinned by the region's strong economic fundamentals and accelerated economic recovery.
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The housing market remains underpinned by a strong labor market, which is near full employment.
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The U.S. currency traded at 109.45 yen, up 0.15%, underpinned by Japanese players' bargain-hunting.
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But resources shares accounted for most of the gains, underpinned by rising iron ore prices.
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The dollar's move above 112 yen level has underpinned confidence among Japan's export-exposed firms.
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The high capital ratio is underpinned by regulatory requirements for Swiss domestically systemically important banks.
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Banks, which have the heaviest weighting on the benchmark, underpinned the bearish trend on Monday.
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Why it matters: The idea of engagement has underpinned the U.S.-China relationship for decades.
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This is counterbalanced by its strong domestic funding franchise, which is underpinned by state linkages.
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Why it matters: The idea of engagement has underpinned the U.S.-China relationship for decades.
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Flourishing trade links, common strategic concerns and a thriving Indian diaspora have underpinned the friendship.
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Nevertheless, SEC's balance sheet will remain healthy, underpinned by strong liquidity and relatively low debt.
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MoD housing demand is underpinned by the Joint Force 2025 commitments by the UK government.
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Hopes for new orders were also underpinned by a dwindling supply of pre-owned aircraft.
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Liquidity is adequate and underpinned by an ample stock of unencumbered ECB-eligible liquid assets.
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Materials, especially miners, led gainers on Friday, underpinned by a rally in iron ore prices.
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In the meantime property prices in the country, underpinned by low interest rates, forge ahead.
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If so, he will frighten off the foreign investment that has underpinned the Philippines' boom.
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Unrest in Iraq, and possible U.S. action on the Iran nuclear deal, also underpinned prices.
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On the other hand, domestic demand remains quite firm and this has underpinned Japan's economy.
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The state's strong propensity to support BDB is underpinned primarily by BDB's policy bank status.
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This strengthened YDPIC's ability to control its expense ratio and underpinned its overall underwriting profitability.
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Today's adventure game-makers are crafting emotional, accessible narratives that are underpinned by elegant mechanics.
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Solid results of a five-year JGB auction held on Wednesday also underpinned the market.
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The company continues to remain profitable over business cycles, underpinned by its strong earnings generation.
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They experience the world in a kind of floating ecstasy underpinned by companionship and contemplation.
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These arrangements can be underpinned by a close cooperation between the UK and Irish authorities.
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It's a complicated, lyrical story underpinned by the trappings of war and feelings of loss.
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Economic data from the United States also underpinned the improved mood around the global economy.
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The bank said domestic demand will continue to drive growth, underpinned by private sector activity.
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Imports growth is underpinned by the inbound shipment of goods and capital equipment, Lapid said.
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Energy and materials sectors drove gains as easing concerns over global trade underpinned commodities prices.
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Qatari banks' performance has been underpinned in recent years by high levels of state spending.
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Unwinding of short cattle/long hog positions further underpinned live cattle prices and pressured hogs.
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A related field, critical posthumanism (a term coined by Jill Didur), also underpinned our thinking.
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The ECB's 1.7 trillion euro bond-buying scheme has underpinned demand for bonds across the region.
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A welcome set of results also underpinned shares in Johnson Matthey which rose around 1 percent.
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Similar resentments helped propel U.S. President Donald Trump to power and have underpinned populists across Europe.
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The pact has underpinned peace and security in post-war Europe for more than 153 years.
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The pact has underpinned peace and security in post-war Europe for more than 60 years.
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SX7P were a bright spot, having been recently underpinned by talk of tightening monetary policy conditions.
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AUTO's standalone 'A+(idn)' profile is underpinned by its robust business profile and solid credit metrics.
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The U.S. currency traded at 109.53 , up 0.2% and underpinned by bargain-hunting by Japanese investors.
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On the independence of the American colonies, religious variety underpinned the separation of church and state.
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Bank of Japan buying operations, weaker stocks, as well as downbeat economic data also underpinned JGBs.
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Reform commitment is strong and underpinned by political and social stability, which is a rating strength.
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Miners Antofagasta and Rio Tinto underpinned gains, up 1.3 to 1.5 percent, on stronger metals prices.
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Cocoa steadied, underpinned by a deadly attack in Ivory Coast, the world's top producer, on Sunday.
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But one is that welfare states have often diverged from the liberal principles that underpinned them.
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But the bottom line, Munroe says, is clear: "It's got to be underpinned by great beer."
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Soft red winter wheat futures were higher, with the market underpinned by short-covering, traders said.
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In Australia, however, the wagers for policy stimulus this year had underpinned its equities this week.
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This is counterbalanced by its strong domestic funding franchise, which is underpinned by its state linkages.
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Espenilla also said the Philippines' external position is underpinned by strong remittances, exports and outsourcing contracts.
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The Stable Outlook on the covered bonds rating is underpinned by the Positive Outlook on UBS.
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Such projects are underpinned by long-term supply contracts struck years in advance by their operators.
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A gauge of energy stocks added 1 percent, underpinned by rising prices of coal and oil.
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Brent was also underpinned by planned maintenance works at Norway's Ekofisk and Britain's Buzzard oil fields.
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A message of social tolerance and a promise to allow same-sex marriage underpinned his campaign.
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Liquidity is underpinned by strong predictable cash flows and by easy access to short-term funding.
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The ratings are underpinned by the bank's solid capital ratios and a fairly conservative risk appetite.
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A cyclical upturn is also underway, underpinned by near-term fiscal support and strengthening external demand.
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Kazakhstan's entry into the digital currency ecosystem would be underpinned by Exante's new blockchain platform, 'Stasis'.
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This was underpinned by strong performance of the three core segments: the UK, Scandinavia and Canada.
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UniCredit gained 2.7 percent as Italian banks were underpinned by an upbeat note from Goldman Sachs.
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That research has underpinned much of the argument against the pesticide, including the appeals court's decision.
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Wheat edged higher as the strength of corn underpinned gains, while soybeans rose more than 0.5%.
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This has underpinned a bullish oil market that has pushed crude prices to two-year highs.
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The shaky start to the year was also underpinned by a fall in crude oil prices.
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Regardless, the Bush tax reductions borrowed heavily from the supply-side ideology that underpinned Reagan's cuts.
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The bank's read-through for commodities is that prices will be underpinned but still range-bound.
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Materials stocks, especially miners, had the biggest gains, underpinned by improving copper and iron ore prices.
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Gains were led by resource stocks, which were underpinned by strong commodities prices in mainland China.
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Diversity, Cheong said, underpinned ideas that were different as well as opened new avenues for business.
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It's a surprisingly functional ecosystem, with the lulzy in-jokes underpinned by sophisticated back end technology.
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Growing demand to invest using tracker funds underpinned the price fall, author Nikolaj Holdt Mikkelsen said.
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"Sorcererz" is a synth-heavy song, underpinned by damp funk rhythms and Damon Albarn's croaky vocals.
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They like renewables, they also like poles and wires because the revenue is underpinned by regulation.
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Paper money was now "fiat" currency, underpinned by the authority of the bank and nothing else.
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Strong demand from consumers at grocery stores due to worries about the coronavirus underpinned the gains.
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While an astute idea, there's a sterility to this show that's underpinned by an uninspired curation.
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Even as market values have tanked around the world, Unizo's has been underpinned by eager suitors.
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However, at its worst, the algorithm that underpinned it would actively promote false and misleading stories.
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This single-market policy has underpinned Europe's continued, if somewhat diminishing, importance to the global economy.
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The rumbling parade of tanks and stomping soldiers underpinned an ideology of military strength and patriotism.
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All of this is underpinned by our core values, which are the bedrock of our company.
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They know the actors, they like the dynamics around the sector, which is underpinned by growth.
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However, this is already reflected in its Viability Ratings (with the IDRs underpinned by sovereign support).
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Bullion's upside remained capped by positive U.S. economic data that underpinned the dollar and stock markets.
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Add to that inadequate development, and the dynamism that has underpinned Silicon Valley's success could stall.
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Demand at Christie's was time and again underpinned by Chinese-speaking staff members taking telephone bids.
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It's a curiously organic world, for a place that I know is underpinned by a grid.
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The benchmark ended up 6.1% month-on-month, underpinned by upbeat trade developments earlier in June.
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Despite the fall, analysts said corn remains underpinned by concerns over slow planting in the United States.
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Despite the fall, analysts said corn remained underpinned by concerns over slow planting in the United States.
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A big risk, however, is the overheating property market which has underpinned most of China's consumer spending.
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Defense shares had already been higher this year, underpinned in part by signs of increased global conflict.
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The technology, along with horizontal drilling, has underpinned a massive boom in U.S. oil and gas production.
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The rouble slipped just 89.5823 percent, underpinned by higher oil prices and local month-end tax payments.
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Jamie Allen, ACGA secretary general, said that principles of transparency, accountability and fairness have underpinned steady progress.
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The ECB's $1.7 trillion euro quantitative easing programme has underpinned demand for German bonds, driving yields lower.
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U.S. crude prices held steady as supply cuts and expectations of an output deal extension underpinned support.
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Expectations that the Fed will avoid raising interest rates any time soon have also underpinned risk sentiment.
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Similar impulses have underpinned the evolution of several religions with Indian origins, including Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism.
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Miners Glencore, Rio Tinto and Anglo American underpinned gains on the index, up 1.2 to 1.7 percent.
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But there were Protestants on the other side, too: apartheid was underpinned by the Dutch Reformed Church.
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Crude oil futures rose as hopes for an agreement among exporters to freeze output underpinned the market.
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Predictably, the growing jobs and incomes and low credit costs have underpinned a robust consumer loan demand.
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The persistent volatility in U.S. and European equity markets underpinned demand for U.S. and German government bonds.
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I found the same sketchy evidence underpinned the amazing claims that come with reiki, detox therapies, homeopathy.
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Although product mix has been improving, GFNorte's performance continues to be underpinned by its major subsidiary, Banorte.
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Uncertainty over Trump's policies ahead of his swearing-in on Friday is keeping the metal underpinned, however.
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Support assumptions are underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG and Landesbanken institutional protection fund.
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They are also underpinned by potential sovereign support, as reflected by their respective Support Rating Floors (SRFs).
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The company saw international growth underpinned by recent contract wins in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, India and elsewhere.
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"We are so used to a market that has been underpinned by accommodative monetary policy," Krosby said.
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MTL's financial performance remains solid, underpinned by its solid franchise, prudent pricing policy and sound investment income.
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We believe compelling fundamentals have underpinned the strong performance of the gold complex so far in 2016.
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Equities were also underpinned by a drop in bond yields as Yellen also sounded cautious on inflation.
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The surge has been underpinned by better-than-expected economic data and improving market measures, he said.
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Liquidity is underpinned by predictable cash flows and the regular use of the region's EUR160m TNCT programme.
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This view is underpinned by ABN AMRO's guarantees on the securities issued by ABN AMRO Funding LLC.
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Equities were also underpinned by the overnight drop in bond yields as Yellen sounded cautious on inflation.
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Hawkish comments from a U.S. Federal Reserve official also bolstered U.S. Treasury yields and underpinned the dollar.
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A sudden and steep rise in Treasury yields had underpinned the dollar for much of last week.
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Higher euro zone yields underpinned the euro, which traded at $1.1840, having risen 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
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The U.S. currency traded at 109.53 yen, up 0.2% and underpinned by bargain-hunting by Japanese investors.
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Most polls predict a Bolsonaro win which has underpinned the real's rally on most days this month.
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Metals were underpinned by hopes for more stimulus after China's January trade performance was worse than expected.
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ZKB's funding is underpinned by a large and mostly granular deposit base despite some concentrated corporate deposits.
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Rekindled fears that North Korea could be gearing up for another weapons test also underpinned the yen.
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The Greens already believed that moral justifications underpinned their practices; the high court added legal justification too.
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This aggressive dividend policy has been underpinned by the company's strong CFFO and its unleveraged capital structure.
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Spending is also being underpinned by tax cuts and higher savings as well as high consumer sentiment.
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Electricity and gasoline prices underpinned Tokyo's core CPI but prices of other items stayed weak, analysts say.
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Demand for the yen was underpinned by new U.S. sanctions against Iran's supreme leader and foreign minister.
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" He added: "It is really underpinned by being able to present the paintings and drawings of Mondrian.
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The judge used the phrase to attack the concept of civil disobedience, which underpinned the Umbrella Revolution.
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Nevertheless, the appeal of international students has underpinned the investment in Prodigy, which was founded in 2007.
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Strasbourg's ability to bolster operational efficiency and contain operating cost growth is underpinned by a skilled administration.
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Those three retailers are expecting a strong holiday shopping season, underpinned by low unemployment and rising wages.
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Its unemployment rate (0003 % in 1Q16) is below the metropolitan average (9.9%), underpinned by a skilled workforce.
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Many moderate Irish nationalists have been content to support the union underpinned by the Good Friday Agreement.
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The possibility that the Bank of Japan will tweak its JGB purchases also underpinned bond market sentiment.
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For many men without college degrees, the scaffolding that underpinned their fathers' lives has been torn down.
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That rally is underpinned by solid fundamentals, according to Zirin, chief equity strategist at UBS Wealth Management Research.
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Break new ground America needs a new unified vision for the Arctic -- underpinned by integrity, imagination and integration.
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Previously trusted financial mechanisms which underpinned healthy economic activity were found to be in urgent need of recalculation.
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That has underpinned steady growth in household spending, which represents more than half of Southeast Asia's largest economy.
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The price, it said, would be underpinned by a 208,000 tonne deficit in the global market for 2019.
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Now, more than ever, Britain needs the example of the outward-looking attitude that has underpinned its football.
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Strong energy stocks underpinned the FTSE 100, while a weaker pound also boosted the index's mainly exporting companies.
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Experts say the cryptocurrency's value is underpinned by the scarcity of the total number of bitcoins in existence.
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"If the market believes that, then gold is going to stay underpinned for the whole period," he said.
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Since 2016, the bank has gradually resumed lending underpinned by improved credit policies and controls to mitigate risks.
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Loss absorption capacity is also underpinned by adequate loan loss reserve coverage, which was 4.5% of gross loans.
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The improved outlook for day rates and contracting activity underpinned the decision to acquire Ocean Rig, he said.
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Shares of the company soared to a 16-year high last year underpinned by growth in passenger numbers.
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Total operating revenue rose 11.2 percent to $903 billion year-on-year, underpinned by booming global travel demand.
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Cerba's rating is underpinned by strong market positions in the consolidating routine and specialist testing market in Europe.
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Escalation in the U.S.-China trade conflict had underpinned safe-haven support for the dollar in recent days.
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In Germany, cash selling premiums in Hamburg dipped but were still underpinned by domestic demand for feed wheat.
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Soft red winter wheat futures were 23.62 percent higher, with the market underpinned by short-covering, traders said.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY PSP's rating is underpinned by a strong financial profile and a high-quality office property portfolio.
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But a better technical backdrop, underpinned by the ECB's more aggressive QE plan, is overriding any macroeconomic concerns.
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Industrial metals held gains following their surge overnight, underpinned by expectations of strong global demand and tight supplies.
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Support assumptions are underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG and the Landesbanken institutional protection fund.
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Significant Asset Base: Elli's recovery prospects are underpinned by ownership of over 50% of the group's registered properties.
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The bank's conservative underwriting standards are underpinned by a well-developed risk-control environment and tight parental control.
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It has also been underpinned by a political consensus in favour of a market economy run by technocrats.
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Notably, the FHC's have historically been underpinned by a single key subsidiary that formed the group's flagship business.
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The multilateral system of institutions, rules and alliances, led by America, has underpinned global prosperity for seven decades.
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And they say the practices are underpinned by "systemic deficiencies" in the force's training, supervision, and accountability structures.
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Recent weakness in the dollar underpinned crude oil prices though persistent worries about oversupply kept gains in check.
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Liquidity is underpinned by predictable cash flows and the regular use of the region's EUR160 million NeuCP programme.
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UK Finance said its proposed trade deal would be underpinned by "appropriate arrangements" between UK and EU regulators.
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DXY gained against a basket of currencies, underpinned by the Fed's upward path for its benchmark interest rate.
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Clinton's support appears to be underpinned by her improving image among Democratic-leaning voters, according to Gallup data.
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Spending on infrastructure like bridges and tunnels are also seen as positive and underpinned the stock market gains.
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The sugar market has soared recently, underpinned by a shift into a global deficit after years of surpluses.
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The index, which hit a 16-year high of 124.9 in March, remains underpinned by labor market strength.
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The turbulence underpinned gold due to its appeal as a store of value during political and financial uncertainty.
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This underpinned Nabiullina's statement that the central bank currently sees "no risks for substantial fluctuations" in the currency.
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The ratings continue to be underpinned by Aegon's strong franchise and wide range of products and distribution channels.
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The Economist claims that the spirit of viveza criolla underpinned Argentina's economic policy under Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.
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Fitch expects its market leadership to continue, underpinned by its strong branding and continuous support from local cedants.
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Results of Tuesday's auction of the JGBs were largely in line with expectations, which underpinned the superlong zone.
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Oil prices were underpinned by signs of strong U.S. demand for distillate products and tightening global crude supply.
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The ratings also incorporate Ache's conservative financial strategy underpinned by an unleveraged capital structure and adequate liquidity profile.
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S. trade tensions have rattled financial markets since last year and also underpinned the dollar's safe-haven appeal.
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The VR is underpinned by a strong, experienced and stable management team, acceptable profitability and a diverse franchise.
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Mr. Trump's actions are rarely underpinned by principles, or a vision of who we are as a nation.
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I traveled to Australia in 2013 to study their hybrid public-private system, underpinned by universal "Medicare" coverage.
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This is underpinned by Spotawheel's "predictive analytics" covering the condition and expected failures on a per car basis.
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"All of this is underpinned by our core values, which are the bedrock of our company," Kempczinski said.
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"We as the prosecutors have a case that's totally underpinned by evidence," Sagastume told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"We as the prosecutors have a case that's totally underpinned by evidence," Sagastume told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Their results will also be underpinned by the diversity "in their asset base source of income", he added.
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Meanwhile, the state's huge debts and welfare payments for the old are underpinned by an ever-smaller workforce.
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The NSE index was underpinned by energy shares, with Nifty energy index climbing as much as 2 percent.
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The alliance has also underpinned South Korea's prosperity and fostered trade and investment relations increasingly beneficial to America.
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First in line is the court battle over the secret grand jury evidence that underpinned Mueller's final report.
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The bank released an upbeat outlook, underpinned by an anticipated upswing in business investment and government infrastructure spending.
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Higher euro zone yields underpinned the euro, which held steady at $1.1835, after rising 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
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Still, prices were underpinned by plans from Argentina's new government to raise taxes on crop exports, traders said.
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Li said that a lagging perception of what's healthy had underpinned the increase in childhood obesity in China.
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Nagging worries about falling oil prices and the global economy underpinned demand for U.S. and German government bonds.
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However, G4S said sales wins in the second half of 2018 had underpinned a good start to 2019.
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Wheat prices have been underpinned by concerns about dry weather in some key producing areas around the world.
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The ratings are also underpinned by NHS contracts, which support Mydentist's defensive business model and stable cash generation.
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Soybeans gained ground as rising hopes over a long-awaited trade deal between Washington and Beijing underpinned prices.
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In that year, Premier Geoff Gallop passed legislation that has since underpinned many of Western Australia's community closures.
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Mr. Sanders's weakness among "definite" and past voters is underpinned by the crucial demographic divide of the race: age.
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Ms. Lynn has a grandmotherly twinkle and gracious manners that are quietly underpinned with the certainty of her achievements.
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Bellway said demand for new homes was underpinned by the government's Help to Buy scheme and low interest rates.
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He added that upbeat consumption by foreign visitors and redevelopment in big cities underpinned the big non-manufacturers' mood.
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Pre-impairment profitability was a solid 3.3% of average assets in 1Q16 (3.2% in 4953) underpinned by trading gains.
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Significant Asset Base: Voyage's instrument and recovery prospects are underpinned by its ownership of 90% of its registered properties.
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But consumption remains underpinned by a strong labor market, marked by the lowest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years.
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"WICET as an organization is underpinned by some very strong balance sheets," he said, arguing against "knee jerk" decisions.
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Inflation data, a key factor shaping the BOJ's policy outlook, released before Thursday's market open also underpinned easing expectations.
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Her process is underpinned by extensive research in archives and libraries; de la Torre works to reveal suppressed histories.
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Higher life insurance assets under management and solid premium growth underpinned a 15% pre-tax profit increase in insurance.
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Nelson said the August trial was underpinned by errors and insufficient evidence on both sides, culminating in excessive damages.
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The ASX's strength was underpinned by its energy subindex, up 3.29 percent, and the materials subindex, up 5.75 percent.
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And, through the sheer fact of possession, he has underpinned China's fatuous historical claims to the South China Sea.
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Growth has been underpinned by rising household demand and a pick-up in investment, mostly in the construction sector.
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The ratings on EHL are underpinned by its strong national and international reputation and recognition in hospitality management education.
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Materials stocks, especially miners, underpinned the bullish trend on Monday, with the metals and mining index climbing 1 percent.
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Stronger data from the world's biggest economy and thinner volumes on the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday underpinned the dollar's gains.
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Hamilton is a fast growing, diversified services-led economy, underpinned by large government activity in science, education and health.
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Toshiba's stock has slipped just 4 percent, underpinned by relief over the chip unit sale and aggressive share buybacks.
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Wheat jumped to its highest in three months, underpinned by adverse weather in parts of the U.S. grain belt.
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"That extraordinary growth, perhaps most of all in China, has been underpinned by that foundation of peace," Turnbull said.
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The data underpinned hopes that the Federal Reserve would slow the pace of future U.S. rate increases, aiding gold.
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London copper CMCU3 hovered on Thursday near its highest since early March, underpinned by brighter prospects for China's economy.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index edged up 2.73 percent, underpinned by a rise in European oil & gas stocks .
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Hopes for new orders in the industry have also been underpinned by a dwindling supply of pre-owned aircraft.
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As chairman of Breitbart News he built a home for the populist nationalist philosophy that underpinned Trump's presidential campaign.
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The share price had already factored in a recovery underpinned by the order book, Morningstar analyst Jeffrey Vonk said.
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Manufacturing, which accounts for about 1.23 percent of the U.S. economy, is being underpinned by the energy sector revival.
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DHFL's IDRs are underpinned by its established housing finance business catering primarily to low- to medium-income (LMI) customers.
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Solid cost efficiency (underpinned by the lack of branch network and low staff expenses) continues to support IBK's profitability.
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Prices have been underpinned by U.S. sanctions on Iranian and Venezuelan crude, OPEC production cuts and rising global demand.
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Investments made the biggest contribution to second quarter Philippine growth, followed by household consumption, which was underpinned by remittances.
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Capitalisation is underpinned by the bank's high capital surplus over regulatory minimums, strong recurring profitability and moderate risk appetite.
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For 2017, the group pledged further growth in revenue and operating profit underpinned by positive automotive free cash flow.
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Rabobank's VR is underpinned by a modest risk appetite, which Fitch believes will remain central to the bank's strategy.
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The four banks' IDRs, Support Ratings and SRFs continue to be underpinned by potential support from the Uzbek authorities.
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Several factors have underpinned growth this year, starting with the economy and consumers flush with more cash to spend.
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Apple's lofty aspirations for delighting the user needed to be underpinned by some legitimate move toward improving sound quality.
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Its focus on market expansion and regulation, underpinned by the American defence guarantee, provided an illusion of eternal stability.
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The space for countercyclical fiscal policy is underpinned by government debt metrics that are much stronger than peer medians.
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Pallets and container group Brambles Ltd also underpinned gains in industrial stocks, rising to its highest in a week.
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Liquidity is sound, underpinned by a large buffer of liquid assets that far exceeds maturing debt in 2017-2018.
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At other times, the quartet created a gentle drone that underpinned the elegiac intertwining of the polyphonic vocal lines.
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He formed an alliance with a chieftain named Mohammed ibn Saud that has underpinned the area's history ever since.
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This was ballet solely as an art of showy surface, with none of the etiquette that underpinned Baroque ballet.
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Momentum in private banking was underpinned by strong net new asset growth, together with improved gross and net margins.
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Materials slipped and were the biggest weight on the benchmark, underpinned by a fall in Chinese iron ore futures.
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Most of the proposed LNG export projects from U.S. energy firms are underpinned by long-term contracts with China.
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Energy stocks also had a good session with Woodside Petroleum ending up 0.7 percent, underpinned by firmer oil prices.
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Favorable NAND supply underpinned fellow hard disk drive (HDD) maker, Western Digital Corporation's acquisition of NAND provider, Sandisk Corp.
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Financials stocks underpinned the gains on the benchmark, with the country's "Big Four" banks up between 0.8% to 23%.
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Blockchain, a public online ledger of transactions, gained prominence as a technology that underpinned the first digital currency, bitcoin.
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This history, this adaptation, this long-term investment in the alliance are underpinned by members' commitment to Article 5.
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The rise in LNG earnings will be underpinned as three remaining projects under construction hit their stride, it said.
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They chip at some of the assumptions that have underpinned central banking since the inflation shock of the 1970s.
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The report relied on surveys of troops and data from 2014 that have underpinned several previous reports from RAND.
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The reticence to do more is a far cry from the certainty that underpinned U.S. interventions in the 2023s.
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Nearly all sectors in Hong Kong advanced, led by resource stocks, underpinned by strong commodities prices on the mainland.
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Those modeling techniques underpinned Cambridge Analytica's work for the Trump campaign and for other candidates in 2014 and 2016.
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Fiscal discipline is underpinned by a constitutional requirement that the budget be balanced over the government's five-year term.
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We wanted to make sure that it was arrived at legally, ethically, and underpinned by a lot of facts.
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But from my perspective, there is none of the institutionalized racism, the intentionality, that underpinned apartheid in South Africa.
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It is underpinned by a blockchain network, which maintains a continuously growing record of transactions across a decentralized network.
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It also is underpinned by a technology called blockchain, which is a public ledger of activity that is tamperproof.
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"A Fantastic Woman" Sebastian Lelio's "A Fantastic Woman" was underpinned by a dazzling performance from breakout star Daniela Vega.
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The firm's proprietary software-based approach, which is underpinned by machine learning, claims to be able to generate and evaluate deal-flow more efficiently than traditional venture firms that mostly employ human VCs alone — although, admittedly, practically every VC firm is underpinned by some element of data science and/or technology these days.
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Higher revenues from business loans to the agricultural and dairy sectors as well as the lower provisions underpinned the result.
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We expect GDP growth to pick up to 1.6% for the full year, underpinned by stronger private consumption and investment.
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This is underpinned by our expectation that Compass should maintain a leverage target of net debt-to-EBITDA of 1.5x.
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Quantum machines may be better at learning than classical computers, partly because they might be underpinned by much cleverer algorithms.
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Despite the moderate consumer price increases last month, inflation remains underpinned by a tightening labor market and robust economic growth.
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RNRC's rating also benefits from a strong business profile underpinned by specific legislation, management expertise, and a conservative investment strategy.
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And that's true even when those opinions are underpinned by a standard of naivety that leaves me completely beside myself.
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New Zealand is on a six-year economic winning streak, underpinned by a strong dairy sector, booming tourism and migration.
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The bit you can see and count, mine supply, is underpinned by a larger scrap component that is largely invisible.
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Higher euro zone yields underpinned the euro, which inched up 0.1 percent to $1.1847, after rising 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
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Trump threatened he would decline to honor the "One China" policy that has underpinned US-Chinese diplomatic relations for decades.
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CBOT July corn was up 0.3 percent at $3.67-3/4 a bushel, underpinned by excessive rains delaying U.S. planting.
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GRAPHIC - Bitcoin's Halving: here But others doubt bitcoin's latest rally is underpinned by anything more substantial than the previous booms.
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NBAD & FGB NBAD's VR of 'a-' is underpinned by the bank's leading franchise and flagship status, especially in Abu Dhabi.
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Things to Come follows Nathalie through this transition period with grace and humor, all underpinned by Huppert's beautiful, reflective performance.
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Corn hovered near its highest in more than a month as concerns about delays in spring planting underpinned the market.
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Wheat was underpinned by rising prices in major exporter Russia, coupled with continued concerns over the Australian and Argentine harvests.
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Campaigners say the ritual - often justified for cultural or religious reasons - is underpinned by the desire to control female sexuality.
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We expect FWD Life Indonesia's capitalisation to remain stable as it expands, underpinned by ongoing capital injections from its parent.
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Retaining these visitors is key: tourism generates one in eight jobs in Spain and has underpinned its recovery from recession.
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De Vilder also highlighted trends of generally higher GDP growth, underpinned by relatively young populations, relatively low debt and urbanization.
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Their control is underpinned by a large military force, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) which the Kurdish YPG militia spearheads.
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And, in case of need, that steady growth momentum can be further — and safely — underpinned by fiscal and monetary policies.
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But over the past couple years, the scientific house of cards that underpinned this work and influence has started crumbling.
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It was an explosion of derivatives pegged to real estate assets like mortgages that underpinned the financial collapse of 2008.
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Support from the owners is underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG and the Landesbanken institutional protection fund.
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Allen Lane; £30The post-war liberal order was underpinned by a movement to make the waging of aggressive war illegal.
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COCOA * December London cocoa was up 0003 pounds, or 0.2%, at 1,780 pounds a tonne, underpinned by the weak sterling.
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The systems that underpinned society itself seemed to be radically changing for the better and the worse in the '60s.
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And New York critics were sniffy about the spaced-out, cars-and-surfboards culture that they believed underpinned Californian art.
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It would nonetheless lose a lot, including a pillar of the system that has underpinned its post-war political influence.
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Expectations of higher U.S. rates underpinned the dollar, though a flattening U.S. Treasury yield curve kept investors' hopes in check.
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Had he pursued that plan, he could have put policies that underpinned 40 years of Sino-US relations at risk.
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Strong gasoline demand underpinned gains in oil prices, even as rising output from OPEC producers renewed concerns about persistent oversupply.
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The anticipated tax cuts had underpinned the surge in bond yields and stock prices following Trump's win in the Nov.
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However, the market was underpinned by the fact that corn futures have already fallen sharply in the last two weeks.
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Economic strength has underpinned America's world leadership for the past 2175 years, and remains the necessary foundation for our future.
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The dollar was underpinned by the outlook for a strong U.S. economy amid signs of slowdown elsewhere, especially in Europe.
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Rekindled worries that North Korea could be gearing up for another weapons test underpinned the safe-haven yen as well. .
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The DAX scaled a record high at 12,951.54 points in early trading, underpinned by strong consumer, banking and industrial stocks.
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"The growth that we want is of high quality, efficient, sustainable and should be underpinned by optimal structure," he said.
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DOMINANT POSITION: Copper prices have been underpinned by a large position controlling 20.6-213 percent of available LME copper inventories.
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Fitch's institutional support assumptions are underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG's and the Landesbanken's institutional protection fund.
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The gains were underpinned by a 3% jump in Chinese iron ore futures, which boosted investor appetite for Australian miners.
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The dollar edged higher on Tuesday, underpinned by solid U.S. data, and headed toward its strongest monthly performance since February.
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The project is underpinned by British state aid, in the form of long-term electricity contracts and a debt guarantee.
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U.S. data, however, underpinned a theme of strength in the economy, with housing starts rising more than expected in June.
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The Netherlands has strong financing flexibility, underpinned by its status as a core eurozone sovereign issuer with deep capital markets.
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Soybeans ticked up as the oilseed market remained underpinned by growing hopes of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing.
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In Mexico, the company's net profit climbed 13 percent to 642 million euros ($730.34 million), underpinned by stronger lending activity.
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Oil prices fell 210.97 percent in thin trading on Monday, as the geopolitical concerns that underpinned last week's rally faded.
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Fitch's institutional support assumptions are underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG's and the Landebanken's institutional protection fund.
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It is the same assertion that has also underpinned his efforts to forge a new dynamic in the Middle East.
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Economists blame the moderation on supply constraints rather than demand for housing, which remains underpinned by a strong labor market.
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Fitch's institutional support assumptions are underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG and the Landesbanken's institutional protection fund.
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Most sectors were largely unchanged but gains were led by the materials sector, underpinned by a broadly weaker U.S. dollar.
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The banks' 2016 profitability was underpinned by large translation gains booked on net long FC positions following the naira devaluation.
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The yield allure of dollar-based assets, underpinned by surging U.S. bond yields, remains a main draw for the greenback.
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Since then, it's all been pretty opaque really, and we've seen him undercut that stability which previously underpinned the club.
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Underpinned by the dollar's recent slide, prices had risen to $66.66 per barrel on Thursday, the highest since December 2014.
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A Pekao-Alior merger would have underpinned a consolidation trend in Poland's banking sector, which has accelerated in recent years.
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Economic growth remains strong, underpinned by private and public consumption and higher investment in previously ailing sectors such as construction.
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The coalition that elected Obama, underpinned by massive support from black and Latino communities, was only going to keep growing.
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Coke's sales have been falling for five years, as consumers spurn the sugary drinks that long underpinned its business empire.
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Problem is, Canada and Mexico were trying to save a pact that has underpinned their economies for a quarter-century.
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The outlook for consumer spending, which has been underpinned by a strong labor market and cheaper gasoline, is not encouraging.
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Last month Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid said that her nation was "the only truly digital society," underpinned by the state.
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He continues to grapple with murmurs of declining morale under his leadership, underpinned by his rumored distance from career officials.
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Related: A provocative new book argues that the thinking of the conservative justice Clarence Thomas is underpinned by black nationalism.
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Related: A provocative new book argues that the thinking of the conservative justice Clarence Thomas is underpinned by black nationalism.
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VR Rabobank's VR is underpinned by its modest risk appetite, which Fitch believes will remain central to the bank's strategy.
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On the one hand, she has repeatedly underscored the Western liberal values that underpinned her decision to embrace the migrants.
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Firmer oil prices underpinned gains among energy stocks with shares of Woodside Petroleum adding 0.7% and New Hope Corp 2.9%.
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Campaigners say the tradition - often justified for cultural or religious reasons - is underpinned by the desire to control female sexuality.
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What is necessary is for the demands of the Security Council to be underpinned by concrete, on-the-ground agreements.
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While that "lower-for-longer" stance has underpinned bond markets, a stronger tone to economic data has dented their appeal.
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N disappointing earnings forecast for 2019 overshadowed a strong fourth quarter, which was underpinned by robust demand and higher prices.
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The bounce in consumer confidence in the past week was underpinned by a strong bounce in the economic outlook subindices.
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Robert E. Lee and the love for the Confederacy that underpinned the weekend's protests is part of the state's identity.
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A federal tax credit worth 30 percent of the cost of a solar system has also underpinned the utility market's growth.
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The global e-commerce race — and how it is underpinned by logistics, delivery and economies of scale — continues to heat up.
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Bloomberg said the four individuals had not been charged with wrongdoing, and it was not clear what suspicions underpinned the warrants.
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Some analysts called Monday's data release convincing, with Jefferies saying it underpinned its $5 billion peak sales estimate for the medicine.
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Many fear Trump is signaling a deeper retreat from a traditional U.S. security role that has underpinned the region for decades.
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Significant Asset Base: Voyage's instrument ratings and recovery prospects are underpinned by the company's ownership of 90% of its registered properties.
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Meanwhile, Akzo Nobel's third-quarter core profit rose 8 percent to 3503 million euros, underpinned by higher prices and costs savings.
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Industrial production was underpinned by electronics output, which increased 27.6 percent from a year earlier, with semiconductor production rising 36.4 percent.
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It's also known that these effects are underpinned by changes in the levels of circulating hormones, such as testosterone and cortisol.
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Strasbourg's key economic role is underpinned by the region's status as the seat of several European institutions, including the European Parliament.
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China stocks eked out small gains by the lunch break, underpinned by strength in state-owned enterprises (SOEs) on restructuring hopes.
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Slow business orders, marginal job creation and lower production among manufacturers were key factors that underpinned May's tepid performance, Caixin said.
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New orders are also underpinned by dwindling bargains for pre-owned aircraft, where prices are creeping higher after years of declines.
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A half-percent rise in Russia's rouble was underpinned by an increase in the price of oil, the country's main export.
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The rise in yields underpinned the U.S. dollar, which hit a two-week high against a basket of currencies at 133.
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Nothing could be more symbolic of the populist spending spree that has underpinned Correa's agenda since he became president in 2007.
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The shilling was stable on Thursday at 33,23/2780,780, underpinned by low dollar demand as companies met their month-end obligations.
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Hydraulic fracturing — or fracking — is one of two technologies that has underpinned a boom in U.S. oil and natural gas production.
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The ratings are underpinned by KBC Verzekeringen's sound profitability, leading bancassurer position in Belgium, strong capital adequacy and prudent asset allocation.
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Haddad called on Brazilians to unite behind him, warning that the 1988 Constitution that underpinned Brazil's young democracy was under threat.
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Capitalisation is underpinned by the banks' moderate-risk business models, healthy internal capital generation and potential support available from their parents.
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Its Solvency II ratio, calculated using the standard formula, was at 195% at end-173 and underpinned the insurer's strong capitalisation.
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Bucking the trend, materials rose, underpinned by a recovery in base metals prices and a jump in Dalian iron ore futures.
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This is putting pressure on the concept of relationship lending that has underpinned the investment-grade syndicated loan market for decades.
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Spain's IBEX rose 0.4 percent, outperforming the broader European market, underpinned by a 6.1 percent rise in British Airways owner IAG.
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Top lender Commonwealth Bank of Australia climbed 1 percent, while the benchmark was also underpinned by a jump in consumer cyclicals.
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It is underpinned by the accelerating recovery of domestic demand, particularly investment, strengthening confidence and early resolution of financial sector stress.
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Prices have been underpinned by U.S. sanctions on Iranian and Venezuelan crude, along with OPEC production cuts and rising global demand.
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Beijing's anti-dumping tariffs on imports of chicken meat from Brazil, implemented in June, have also underpinned chicken prices in China.
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The diminished appeal of stocks on Wednesday underpinned safe-haven bids for gold and low-risk U.S. and German government bonds.
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This view is predominantly based on BGK's policy role, which in turn is underpinned by the 100% ownership by the government.
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TOKYO, Aug 4703 (Reuters) - Benchmark Japanese government bonds were steady on Monday, underpinned by firmer U.S. Treasuries and weaker Japanese stocks.
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So far, broadly upbeat global growth has underpinned risky assets and supported the multi-year lows in measures of market volatility.
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The Ugandan shilling is forecast to strengthen marginally in coming days, underpinned by inflows from coffee exporters and non-governmental organisations.
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That's because, in some ways, the service is still employing a hybrid model, with its AI being underpinned by human supervision.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Strong Budgetary Performance The ratings are underpinned by the region's track record of strong and stable budgetary performance.
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In commodity markets, oil edged higher to just over $56 a barrel, underpinned by high compliance with OPEC's agreed production cuts.
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Yesterday, the two reporters behind the Price stories published details of the airport stakeouts and meticulous reporting that underpinned their stories.
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BG's conservative risk management has underpinned the stability of the bank's recurrent and strong operating performance over the past four years.
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The CSI IT index and telecoms index jumped 14.573% and 214.57%, respectively, underpinned by Beijing's continued determination to seek tech independence.
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ECB monthly bond purchases, which have long underpinned low borrowing costs, have fallen to 23 billion euros from 60 billion euros.
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Positively, the VR is underpinned by strong capital buffers, solid profitability, stable funding, comfortable liquidity and Bulbank's leading domestic market franchise.
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Gains in sector were underpinned by oil prices, which were holding just below four-year highs hit in the previous session.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Ooredoo's Support Drives Ratings: Indosat Ooredoo's IDRs are underpinned by the strong legal and strategic linkages with Ooredoo.
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Economists have forecast a mild recovery will start in 2017, underpinned by a recent improvement in confidence indexes and industrial investment.
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Rising interest rates need not be a worry as long as the economy is underpinned by good economic growth, he said.
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Economic woes have nevertheless underpinned the discontent, especially for young Hong Kongers who form the front lines of pro-democracy demonstrations.
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A recent run of tenders by importing countries has also underpinned wheat prices, despite U.S. supplies being uncompetitive in many cases.
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The improved demand outlook from both OPEC and the International Energy Agency last month underpinned the oil market rally in September.
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Cocoa futures edged lower in technically driven dealings, and were underpinned by concerns over dry weather in top grower Ivory Coast.
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Compromised Business Model: We expect 2017 EBITDA to decline by 10%-15%, underpinned by slow recovery in global demand for semiconductors.
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In the energy market, oil prices settled higher, with crude also posting a weekly gain as the weaker dollar underpinned prices.
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The continued deterioration of Venezuela's economy, underpinned by a drop in its lifeblood crude production, has helped to underpin crude prices.
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TOKYO, Jan 22.4 (Reuters) - Benchmark Japanese government bonds were steady on Tuesday, underpinned by solid demand at a 21-year sale.
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Robust earnings, subdued inflation, synchronized global growth and central banks looking to tighten monetary policy have all underpinned equities in 2017.
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From this standpoint, it is both our values and our interests that have underpinned the U.S.-Israeli relationship over the years.
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Gains were underpinned by tech stocks, which climbed to their highest ever level following robust results of U.S. peers on Friday.
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The recent rally—unlike other rallies over the past three years—has been underpinned by substantial improvements in the underlying fundamentals.
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A softening but still resilient property market, underpinned by steady prices, would be welcome news for both China's policymakers and developers.
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AUBK's VR is underpinned by its company profile, benefiting strategically and operationally from being part of the Ahli United Bank Group.
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The global luxury watch market is a structurally attractive market, underpinned by favorable, long-term growth in both price and volume.
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The group recommended a dividend increase of five percent to 1.27 euros per share, underpinned by discretionary free cash-flow growth.
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Soybeans followed corn higher despite steady crop condition ratings, as worries about lower yields in the late-developing crop underpinned prices.
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The global luxury watch market is a structurally attractive market, underpinned by favourable, long-term growth in both price and volume.
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That underpinned the firm lifting its 229.4 growth forecast for cloud revenues to 24-210 percent from 1.143-21.14 percent previously.
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A belief in individual liberty and a restrained government underpinned the framing of the Constitution and the forming of the republic.
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The chaos has even upended the most enduring drivers of stock returns, which have underpinned the almost 12-year bull market.
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The Tanzanian shilling will likely hold its ground in coming weeks, underpinned by the start of the cashew season, traders said.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 2300 (Reuters) - China stocks started the week higher on Monday, underpinned by fresh hopes for progress in Sino-U.
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The market was also underpinned by crude prices, which held on to last week's gains after wildfires in Canada hit supplies.
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Lean hog futures remained largely firm as worries about an expanding outbreak of African Swine Fever in China underpinned the market.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 2300 (Reuters) - China stocks started the week higher on Monday, underpinned by fresh hopes for progress in Sino-U.
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Too often, the dialogue is on the nose, and some dreamlike images don't seem underpinned by much else in the film.
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Diplomacy, underpinned by Washington's formidable economic and legal instruments, is a much better way to serve American and global trade interests.
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China's voracious appetite for Brazilian commodities, which underpinned Brazil's strong economic performance before 2014, is very unlikely to return anytime soon.
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Some of the most remarkable of those stories were underpinned by information obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA.
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For 17 years, Kurt Gutenbrunner has been serving Austrian cuisine underpinned by farmers' market produce at Wallsé, in the West Village.
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A low grumbling over the curtailing of US intelligence programs in the wake of the Edward Snowden revelations underpinned the hearing.
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The summit would not be happening if Trump had not reaffirmed the "one China" policy that has underpinned relations for decades.
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Also, a downgrade of SMFG's VR would lead to a downgrade of the ratings on its B3T2 instruments as its IDR of 'A' is currently underpinned by its 'a' VR. For MHFG's subsidiaries, a downgrade of their VRs would not affect the ratings of their B7503T2 instruments as their IDRs would remain underpinned by the 'A-' SRFs.
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Health care stocks underpinned the bearish trend, with Ryman Healthcare Ltd and EBOS Group Ltd dipping 0.9 percent and 0.6 percent, respectively.
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Allen Lane; £25 Our political editor and his co-author argue that a high tolerance for creative destruction has underpinned America's success.
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Polish stocks surged almost 1 percent, taking their cue from Western European equities which are underpinned by data showing continued economic recovery.
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Last August the company reported a doubling of annual profit underpinned by a 76 percent surge in sales by volume to Asia.
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Live cattle futures also edged upward, underpinned by expectations for steady cash market prices this week and futures' discount to cash prices.
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Some of the fundamental ideas that have underpinned Western governments of all stripes for decades are being questioned from right and left.
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The IFS Rating affirmation is underpinned by GMA's robust standalone credit profile, solid operating performance, strong capital ratios and conservative investment approach.
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" But he also highlighted "enduring values" that underpinned their "longstanding ties," including "shared commitments to democracy, human rights and rule of law.
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In the soybean market, heavily reliant on Chinese imports, hopes for a positive outcome from U.S.-China trade talks have underpinned prices.
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But The Brothers didn't just use some fancy gadgets; they created the technological infrastructure that underpinned their criminal enterprise—MPC's encrypted phones.
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The dollar was also underpinned by weakness in the euro on fresh signs of political tensions between Italy and the European Union.
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Lady Hideko usually wears high-necked dresses underpinned with old-fashioned corsetry, but while performing she reads aloud in traditional Japanese costume.
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It says another $3 trillion in spending would be underpinned by institutions like the Rural Utility Service and a new finance authority.
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Gains in the software business — which Nokia said it plans to start reporting separately this quarter — also underpinned the strong fourth quarter.
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Management (Strength/Stable) Puy de Dome benefits from sound and proactive governance, underpinned by sophisticated debt and liquidity management and prudent forecasts.
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These are underpinned by its slots in rich-country airports such as Britain's Heathrow, which are worth tens of millions of dollars.
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The broader banking sector, recently underpinned by talk of tightening monetary policy conditions, was just 0.4 percent lower following the ECB minutes.
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This view is predominantly based on BGK's policy role, which in turn is underpinned by the bank's 100% ownership by the government.
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American investment in liquefied natural gas (LNG) is underpinned in part by the assumption that demand from China will continue to rise.
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Rising machine game revenue will also help to offset this, underpinned by Ladbrokes successful rollout of machines over the past few years.
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The spectre of a slower pace of policy tightening underpinned share prices, with the S&P 246 closing at a record high.
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The three banks' profitability compares reasonably well with a wider CEE average, which is underpinned by strong margins in the Bulgarian market.
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LIQUIDITY Host has a strong liquidity position that is underpinned by its committed revolving credit facility and retained cash flows from operations.
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PB PB's IDRs, SR and SRF are underpinned by the moderate probability of support from the Azerbaijan authorities, in case of need.
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"We're still holding at relatively high prices underpinned by economic growth and demand coming through, as reflected in inventory drawdowns," he said.
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The summit would not be happening if Trump had not reaffirmed the "one China" policy that has underpinned bilateral relations for decades.
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Four years of brutal recession have underpinned the protests, as millions of Venezuelans suffer food shortages, runaway inflation and long shopping lines.
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Materials also fell, underpinned by a drop in Chinese iron ore futures, which touched their weakest level in a month on Monday.
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"These bonds will be underpinned by the cash flows of a ring-fenced project, such as infrastructure or energy projects," it said.
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Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei share average was up 0.4% in late afternoon trade as a weaker yen underpinned cyclical stocks such as exporters.
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The rupee has been underpinned by foreign inflows into the country's equities on expectations of easier monetary policy and improving economic growth.
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The company's credit profile is underpinned by low leverage, with funds-from-operations (FFO)-adjusted gross leverage of 0.1x at end-2015.
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Stocks have also been underpinned by a dovish shift from the U.S. Federal Reserve which has set aside rate hikes for now.
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To address this, Timekit has developed a booking engine, underpinned by modular software, to enable companies to build their own booking flows.
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The fourth-quarter data underpinned a rally in London Metal Exchange copper, though failed to push the Shanghai contract into positive territory.
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As expected by Fitch, consumer loan growth underpinned a cyclical deterioration in credit quality as was the case at other Panamanian banks.
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Going forward, Ferrao said he expects Vodacom Tanzania's revenue to continue to be underpinned by growth in mobile money and data services.
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We expect profitability to remain low but stable, underpinned by resilient revenue generation, tight cost control and a continued focus on underwriting.
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Liquidity is sound, underpinned by a large buffer of highly liquid assets well in excess of wholesale funding repayments in 13-2018.
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Finally, both of these ideas — the anti-social justice impulse and the Christian persecution complex — are underpinned by hostility to the media.
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Fighting has flared across the country since the demise of a U.S.- and Russian-brokered February ceasefire that underpinned the peace talks.
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The pettiness is wearing because it is not underpinned by respect (which is odd, because on the field, the opposite is true).
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Compromised Business Model: We expect 2017 EBITDA to decline by 10%-15%, underpinned by a slow recovery in global demand for semiconductors.
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This trend should be sustainable as underpinned by positive factors such as increasing consumer confidence and a recovery in the construction sector.
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Cryptocurrencies are underpinned by the blockchain technology, which is why at one time, ICOs were carried out mostly by blockchain start-ups.
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When turning to this attribute, for one to foment strength in reciprocity, it must be underpinned by staying true to one's word.
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In the repeat elections, Podemos sought to broaden its appeal beyond the disenchanted youth that had underpinned its meteoric rise last year.
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For 2017, the group said it was targeting further growth in revenue and operating profit underpinned by positive automotive free cash flow.
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The Outlook for SMTB reflects its IDR being underpinned by its VR, and it is currently free from any sovereign rating constraint.
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Iceland's IDRs also reflect the following key rating drivers:- Iceland's ratings are underpinned by a very high level of income per capita.
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The endangerment finding underpinned President Barack Obama's efforts to control emissions from automobiles, power plants, oil and gas wells and other sources.
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The gains in the benchmark have been underpinned by the prospect of stronger corporate earnings on the back of a weaker yen.
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In other words, he fails even by his own lax standards, let alone the moral sureties that had once underpinned the genre.
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News that the U.S. Senate passed a budget blueprint which would pave the way for tax cuts, underpinned these more risky assets.
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Expectations that the Trump Administration's policies will stoke U.S. inflation, and upbeat economic data at home, underpinned financials and the market's outlook.
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It's a viewpoint underpinned by the wild historical revisionism and newfound cosmic curiosity that defined so much mid-250th century science fiction.
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Australia's largest listed grain handler said its half-year underlying profit more than tripled as a record wheat crop underpinned revenue growth.
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CABEI's excellent and stable capital ratio is underpinned by conservative capitalization policies, moderate exposure growth, and sustained capital contributions from member countries.
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This year could be pivotal, because the conditions that underpinned the steady upward march of stock prices are now likely to deteriorate.
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Moscow hopes "this positive trend will be underpinned by concrete agreements aiming at a settlement in the Korean peninsula", the source said.
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The firm used the data to help build its so-called psychographic modeling techniques, which underpinned its work for the Trump campaign.
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Pandemic containment measures in mining countries also underpinned prices, with Congo imposing a two-day lockdown in part of its copper heartland.
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"We'll carefully consider the report ... as we continue to develop our plans for an economy underpinned by responsible, sustainable investment," he said.
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That worry has underpinned the events that have unfolded since, including calls for the dismantling of the "deep state" Bashir left behind.
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Super Tuesday offers the largest single-day delegate haul of the 2020 primary, underpinned by California (415 delegates) and Texas (228 delegates).
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She has the final word and plans to issue the regulations in late January, underpinned by a statement of rights for children.
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Strong demand and supply outages underpinned the rally, but deep-seated problems and geopolitical tension in OPEC countries also played a role.
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The Ministry of Finance's sale of off-the-run JGBs in a liquidity enhancing auction met solid demand, which underpinned market sentiment.
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Gold rose slightly on Tuesday as prices remain underpinned by safe-haven demand because of continued concern over North Korea's nuclear posturing.
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Known as the responsibility to protect, this newer view of responsibility has underpinned U.S. intervention in Libya, and more recently, in Syria.
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Social-welfare policies underpinned national reconstruction in war-ravaged Europe, as well as in postcolonial Asia and Africa after decades of imperialism.
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They are underpinned by distributed ledger networks called blockchains, which maintain a continuously growing log of transactions across a network of computers.
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On the second front, democracy must be robustly underpinned by objective arrangements through which people with contrasting views can resolve their differences.
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Miners Anglo American, Glencore, BHP Billiton and Antofagasta underpinned robust gains, as copper and gold prices climbed against the weaker U.S. dollar.
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However, the construction sector, which underpinned years of strong economic growth in Turkey, shrank 24%, the Turkish Statistical Institute data (TUIK) said.
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Pendragon said its business was underpinned by stable aftersales profitability and said it expected its used car volumes would continue to grow.
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The dollar's pullback was moderated by higher U.S. yields underpinned by expectations of rising U.S. inflation and a swelling U.S. budget deficit.
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It's that they face new and stronger kinds of challenges — underpinned by political and technological changes that aren't going anywhere anytime soon.
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Yet the cryptocurrency model, underpinned by decentralized blockchain ledger technology, is increasingly becoming a force in more specialized areas of the economy.
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But spending remains underpinned by a strong labor market, which Fed officials consider to be near or a little beyond full employment.
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Conservative Financial Policy Earnings retention is an important source of financing, in line with the group's conservative financial policy, underpinned by substantial liquidity.
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"Opinions of how the president is doing are underpinned by strong and specific beliefs about the fundamental character of Donald Trump," says Anderson.
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China's robust growth this year, underpinned by a renaissance in long-ailing "smokestack" industries such as steel has surprised financial markets and investors.
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Expectations for more U.S. interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve have underpinned the dollar's rebound despite soft U.S. domestic data, analysts said.
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Where once intertwined economies underpinned Europe's stability, staving off the chance of internal conflict, a new type of European union might soon emerge.
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The tense backdrop underpinned the safe-haven yen, which stretched its gains to 224 per dollar - its strongest since the start of January.
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This reflects the recovery in EM demand, underpinned by the progress commodity producers have made following the 2014-2015 terms of trade shock.
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Geopolitical groups and alliances like the EU and NATO that have underpinned US global leadership for generations are reeling from Trump's disparaging comments.
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"A 2202% reduction in the use of coal for power generation underpinned the decline in overall US emissions in 2628," the report said.
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The second lies in the immutable realities of great-power relations, underpinned by history and geography that no deal-making can wholly negate.
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"A 15% reduction in the use of coal for power generation underpinned the decline in overall US emissions in 2019," the report said.
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Conservative Financial Policy: Earnings retention is an important source of financing, in line with the group's conservative financial policy, underpinned by substantial liquidity.
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Vindman told Congress he was "concerned," and found the call "inappropriate" given its partisan political character, and the conspiracy theory which underpinned it.
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Strong Business Risk Profile: Bayer's ratings remain underpinned by the company's strong market positions in the healthcare, animal health, and crop science markets.
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Liquidity flexibility is underpinned by a large stock of liquid assets (41% of total assets and 57% of customer deposits at end-1H17).
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Soybeans were underpinned by forecasts of a return to hot temperatures in the second half of July in parts of the U.S. Midwest.
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Such a presence must be underpinned by regular joint military drills and, above all, become a core part of precise NATO defense plans.
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The vibrant football culture in Paris, which consistently produces more World Cup players than any other city on earth, has underpinned France's triumph.
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That is, central banks will issue digitized tokens that represent their current currencies — but those systems' security will be underpinned by bitcoin technology.
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The Trump administration has announced a 10-year $1 trillion infrastructure plan financed through $200 billion in government funding, underpinned by private investment.
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The Netherlands has a high degree of financing flexibility, underpinned by its status as a core eurozone sovereign issuer with deep capital markets.
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Revenues across corporate and institutional banking rose 235% to US$1.63bn, underpinned by a 19% jump in transaction banking income to US$856m.
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Mr Lighthizer has proposed enforcement and verification mechanisms that Chinese figures indignantly compare to the inspections that underpinned cold-war arms-control agreements.
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"The oil market was underpinned in April by renewed geopolitical issues, tightening product inventories and robust global demand," OPEC said in its report.
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This same wrath underpinned the 1986 Supreme Court decision barring sexual harassment under the Civil Rights Act and Anita Hill's testimony in 1991.
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Superlong JGBs fared better, Matsukawa said, as dip-buying underpinned the 20-year sector, and dealer hedging propped up the 30-year zone.
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"We still seek to build a Botswana in which sustained development is underpinned by economic diversification," Masisi told a cheering crowd in parliament.
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"When you look at our American way of war, the strategy is largely underpinned by space assets—navigation, early warning, timing," Shelton says.
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The company's energy management division reported solid growth, underpinned by high demand for products and services mainly in the United States and Canada.
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The contract was underpinned (Reporting by Ayenat Mersie in New York and Maytaal Angel in London; editing by Jan Harvey and David Gregorio)
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"One could say that perhaps central banks have actually underpinned the performance of passive funds," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Power-sharing and clientelism have underpinned the stability of the Saudi state but are also blamed for its inability to change and adapt.
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He said Australia's residential property sector, meanwhile, was underpinned by reasonable employment growth, "solid" consumers, an undersupply of housing and low interest rates.
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These actions will stunt the growth of supply chains and the free movement of goods and services that have underpinned so much prosperity.
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"Subdued economic growth in Australia, in particular wages growth, has underpinned a challenging retail environment," Chief Executive and Managing Director Grant Kelley said.
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Soybean futures rose, with the market underpinned by recent export sales to China, while corn eased on pressure from the weakness in wheat.
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Blockchain, a digital ledger of transactions that has underpinned the virtual currency bitcoin, has permeated every aspect of the business and financial landscape.
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Companies raising funds in ICOs are in the blockchain space, which started as a digital ledger of transactions that underpinned crypto-currency bitcoin.
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Sterling was broadly steady at $1.3202 as expectations about a rate hike next week from the Bank of England underpinned the British currency.
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Liquidity flexibility is underpinned by an adequate stock of liquid assets (23% of total assets and 30% of customer deposits at end-1H17).
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These were underpinned by its consistent financial policy of aiming for a ratio of net debt to EBITDA of under 3.0x (2015: 1.8x).
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Online shopping has seen rapid growth over the last several years, underpinned by emergence of e-commerce giants such as Amazon and Alibaba.
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Their effortless style was underpinned by a finely-tuned (and barely perceptible) technique that allowed them to put their audience under their spell.
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Fitch expects Singer to significantly benefit from this trend in the medium term, underpinned by its leading market position in smart-phone retail.
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Mordo is genuinely complex because he has real drives underpinned by past experiences, and seeing his worldview torn down forces him to change.
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It should invest in companies with attractive and growing dividends, along with share buybacks and debt reduction, all underpinned by growing cash flow.
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If the "Julia letters" exhibit a good deal of political and moral sagacity, they are also underpinned by a sad sort of longing.
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In response, protesters have demanded a new government and the abandonment of the sectarian quota system that has underpinned Iraqi governments since 2003.
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That's underpinned by the demographic characteristics of the state: It's more evangelical, less educated and, in particular, has fewer people with postgraduate degrees.
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In turn, this has underpinned the US dollar and money markets with last week's inflows running at the same rate as last December.
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Sub-Saharan Africa was the primary growth driver in regional pharmaceutical brands, underpinned by the South African business which raised revenue 21 percent.
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That was all the proof many Saudis needed that the alliance that has underpinned the regional order for decades was fraying — perhaps irreparably.
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The brighter earnings outlook in Europe is underpinned by better demand rather than cost cuts, an important sign that the upgrades could continue.
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The market, however, remained underpinned by concerns about the spread of African swine fever in China, the world's largest hog and pork producer.
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This is underpinned by the subordination's inclusion in the co-operative's constitution and its return to historical levels over the past two years.
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South African stocks fell 2121.11 percent, but the rand gained 210.01 percent against a weaker dollar, underpinned by a rally in precious metals.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES MUMSS's IDRs would be directly affected by changes to MUFG's IDRs, which are currently underpinned by its Viability Rating of 'a'.
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The rating also reflects the bank's strong funding profile, which is underpinned by a large share of retail term and low-cost deposits.
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That makes participating in an ICO risky as, often, it's hard to tell if a token sale is underpinned by a legitimate product.
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TOKYO, Nov 2.33 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei edged higher on cautious optimism, underpinned by gains on Wall Street and prospects of a Sino-U.
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However, rising corporate earnings and solid growth have more broadly this year underpinned benchmark Nikkei stocks, which have gained 3.33 percent in 2017.
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These tapes have inspired expansive media coverage and underpinned momentous protests; they have altered public perception and moved the needle on public policy.
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The strategic overhaul announced in March was underpinned by a rights offer that hauled in 8 billion euros ($9.4 billions) for Deutsche Bank.
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Those hopes were further underpinned by weak factory data from China showing prices shrank in August at their fastest pace in three years.
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The United Nations and most nations around the world back the two-state solution and it has underpinned every peace plan for decades.
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For the first time in American politics, energy policy underpinned a national election, as formerly both parties strongly supported American fossil fuel independence.
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Today, many companies&apos applications are underpinned by open source software, or software that is free for anyone to use, download, and modify.
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Finland's ratings are underpinned by a high-value added economy with strong political and social institutions, as well as high human development indicators.
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The risk-averse sentiment in the market underpinned the bullion, often seen as an alternative investment during times of political and financial uncertainty.
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Euro zone government debt yields edged lower as geopolitical uncertainty stemming from the attack on Saudi underpinned a cautious tone in bond markets.
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The rating is also underpinned by significant financial flexibility and its available strategic options such as asset disposals to protect its balance sheet.
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The technology that Greeks and Romans developed for pumping water, for instance, underpinned their theories of the four humors and the pneumatic soul.
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The rally in wheat, which closed near session highs as technical buyers entered the market after the early strength, underpinned the corn market.
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Fitch expects the Korean telecom operators continue to generate robust operating cash flow underpinned by improved operating performance and modest working-capital needs.
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In Fitch's opinion, the group's risk appetite is conservative given the risks inherent to the bank's businesses and underpinned by coherent underwriting standards.
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To avoid impeachment by a Democrat-controlled House, the immediate political goal must be to reconnect with the issues that underpinned Trump's election.
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Signs of a rebound in consumer spending, Chinese demand for Australian metals, and growing capital expenditure in other sectors has also underpinned sentiment.
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Consumer spending should post a solid gain, as underlying fundamentals are underpinned by a strong labor market (which is generating robust income increases).
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The corn market remained underpinned by the slow pace of harvest in the United States and strength in the cash market, traders said.
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A market that in many ways is open and transparent is underpinned by a system of share ownership that can be anything but.
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Despite the slip in corn futures prices, traders said corn prices remained underpinned by ongoing concerns over slow planting in the United States.
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Such expectations underpinned super-long bonds, such as 30-year bonds, which are considered to have further room for the BOJ's additional purchase.
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Read more: Truckers say Amazon's new logistics empire is being underpinned by low, 'ridiculous' rates — and some are refusing to work with them
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Demand for housing remains underpinned by a tightening labor market, characterized by an unemployment rate at a 10-year low of 4.4 percent.
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Profitability has been solid, underpinned by high interest rates on loans (averaging 34% in 2016) and cheap funding from IFIs and international funds.
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The risk-averse sentiment in the market underpinned the bullion, often seen as an alternative investment during times of political and financial uncertainty.
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This improvement was underpinned by KZT1.5bn FX gains on investments (2014: KZT5303bn) and, to a smaller extent, a reduced loss on the underwriting side.
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"Our relationship has underpinned our countries' security and prosperity for many years -- and will continue to do so for generations to come," she said.
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This was underpinned by stronger exports and sustained state spending, positioning China to exceed the government's growth target of around 6.5 percent this year.
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And Zoopla notes that more than 70 per cent of Hometrack's revenues are subscription-based and — in its words — "underpinned by long-term relationships".
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Persistently low interest rates underpinned demand for its pension and investment products, as clients put greater store in the firm's face-to-face advice.
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Financials, which account for nearly half of the main index, also underpinned the bullish sentiment, rising 0.5 percent to their highest since June 21.
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The quarter also benefited from strong fleet growth in financial services to corporates, which underpinned a 15% yoy increase in operating income to EUR212m.
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"Daimler's share price is currently being underpinned by a buyer who appears to be building a stake," a person familiar with the matter said.
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Problems with the data that underpinned the models' judgments meant that unqualified candidates were often recommended for all manner of jobs, the people said.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Chicago wheat futures rose for a second session on Thursday with prices underpinned by strong demand and tightening world supplies.
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The strong weekly performance was underpinned by the surprise drop in U.S. inventories, with crude stocks dropping by about 1.7 million barrels last week.
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Crude oil prices edged slightly higher, underpinned by OPEC comments signalling the possibility of continued action to restore market balance in the long-term.
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The ink had scarcely dried on Walmart's cheque before the government radically changed the e-commerce rules that had underpinned Walmart's decision to invest.
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Schneider Electric on Thursday posted an organic revenue growth of 3.1% in its third quarter, underpinned by strong performances in its energy management segment.
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Best Buy however has raised its full-year profit outlook, underpinned in part by strong sales of smart home devices, mobile phones, and appliances.
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"Domestically, upbeat Japanese manufacturing PMI readings underpinned the strength of the currency, comparing to lacklustre US new home sales numbers last night," she added.
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But the currency bounced back and on Friday returned to outperforming most major currencies, underpinned by the robust U.S. economy and rising interest rates.
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Arab states, including Saudi Arabia, say any deal must be based on a two-state solution, which has underpinned every peace plan for decades.
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Before the data, Trump's comment that he favored low interest rates had intensified this week's bond market rally that was underpinned by geopolitical worries.
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In the earliest L'Arche communities his own Catholic practice underpinned the day, and he would often retire to find the "anaesthetic" of quiet prayer.
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TVM Capital Healthcare has targeted markets it thinks offer accelerated growth in healthcare development and spending, underpinned by some of the fastest growing economies.
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China's economy is forecast to have expanded by 6.7 percent in the year to September, underpinned by government stimulus and a hot property market.
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Their ties have been underpinned by wariness of their common neighbor, India, with which China fought a brief but bloody border war in 1962.
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That underpinned an interim dividend of 4.7 cents per share, slightly higher than the forecast, compared with 6.4 cents per share a year earlier.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 5 (Reuters) - China and Hong Kong stocks extended their New Year rally on Friday, underpinned by robust gains in real estate firms.
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The affirmation reflects the group's stable credit profile, largely underpinned by its sustained modest core profitability, moderate risk taking and low use of leverage.
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The company's technology, which can spot unusual email activity and suspicious file uploads, is underpinned by complex maths that was developed at Cambridge University.
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CME lean hog futures <0#LH:> ended mixed, with nearby contracts underpinned by strong cash markets and deferred months pressured by rising hog supplies.
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In other words: a state of affairs in which there was no serious alternative to free markets and free ballots, underpinned by transparent rules.
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The dollar was underpinned by Wednesday's data on U.S. private hiring and labour costs that reinforced the view of underlying strength in the economy.
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The bank's capital position is satisfactory, but this is mainly underpinned by capital support from its parent as its internal capital generation is weak.
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Legal ties are underpinned by the presence of a change of control covenant in Ooredoo's financing documentation should Qatar cease to control the group.
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The forecast is underpinned by a prediction for average global traffic growth of 4.6 percent, down fractionally from the 4.7 percent projected last year.
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Growth in Digital Fitch expects the digital division to continue to grow, underpinned by Gala's Coral's successful track record and Ladbrokes slowly recovering performance.
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The results were underpinned by a 10 percent surge in funds under management to A$137.8 billion thanks to the ANZ deal, IOOF said.
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Trump's promise to significantly cut taxes and ease financial regulations has underpinned a record-setting rally on Wall Street since his election in November.
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Growth was underpinned by a strong tourism season and a boost to real net incomes from an income tax cut and low oil prices.
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"This is a good set of numbers which are underpinned by a sound strategy and growing brand affinity," GlobalData Retail analyst Neil Saunders said.
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Down Under, the ASX 200 finished up 503 percent or 23.5 points at 5,708, underpinned by strength in its materials and energy sub-indexes.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Iceland's ratings are underpinned by a very high level of income per capita (USD50,500 compared with the 'BBB' median of USD9,400).
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Bankers had expected the euro market - underpinned by the ECB's Corporate Sector Purchase Programme - to reignite the capital markets following the Brexit-inspired turmoil.
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So far this year, tumbling oil prices and slumping global equities have sapped investors' appetite for risk assets, and underpinned safe-haven government debt.
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Comments from several U.S. Federal Reserve officials underpinned the dollar, which touched a one-week high, rising 0.5 percent against a basket of currencies.
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This has left thousands caught between two warring parties, both of which are seeking to instill a governance system underpinned by violence and fear.
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So we are able to balance shareholder distributions with growth in a way that is really underpinned by the very strong and attractive portfolio.
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Growth was underpinned by stronger exports and sustained state spending, positioning China to exceed the government's growth target of around 6.5 percent this year.
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It underpinned the Valley's tolerance for Thiel, and it also set two of the industry's biggest stars up to fail in spectacularly public ways.
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Fitch expects the bank to maintain solid capital ratios, underpinned by resilient internal capital generation and a moderate dividend payout ratio (50% from 2017).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher on Tuesday, underpinned by solid U.S. data, and headed toward its strongest monthly performance since November 2016.
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Fitch expects private consumption to maintain a similar pace to last year, growing 1.8% in both 203 and 2017, underpinned by sound household fundamentals.
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Last week, productivity numbers indicated subdued inflationary pressures, all of which underpinned expectations that the Fed will be in no hurry to raise rates.
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However, the market was underpinned by statements from top exporter Saudi Arabia, which said it was determined to end a three-year supply glut.
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The yuan also appeared to be underpinned by signs of some tightness in the money market, despite the fading seasonal impact of tax payments.
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The futures are an alternative to a largely unregulated spot market underpinned by cryptocurrency exchanges that have been plagued by cybersecurity and fraud issues.
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The contract was also being underpinned by data on Monday showing China's economy grew 13 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier.
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In recent months, economic growth has been driven almost entirely by consumer spending, which in turn has been underpinned by a healthy labor market.
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The Australian dollar slipped 0.3 percent to $0.7666 , moving away from last week's three-month high of $0.7732 but underpinned by firm commodity prices.
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These trends are underpinned by the country's favourable demographics and rising incomes, and the government's policies, which appear to favour macroeconomic stability over growth.
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Volumes of USD15.9 billion in 103Q17 were underpinned by large UK, Spanish and Italian bank issuances in EMEA and by Indian banks in APAC.
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The spike in U.S. yields since Monday underpinned by higher European yields and gains in global equity markets enticed bargain-minded investors, analysts said.
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The king of the streaming world can deploy the funds to help plug the notorious cash burn that has underpinned its rapid subscriber growth.
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Deschamps, who captained France's only World Cup winning side in 1998, said the march to Sunday's final has been underpinned by a steely determination.
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But the currency bounced back, and on Friday returned to outperforming most major currencies, underpinned by the robust U.S. economy and rising interest rates.
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A substantial part of those gains have been funded by Venezuelan petrodollars that have underpinned social programs, helped private business and slashed energy costs.
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The European leaders' speeches underpinned a political undercurrent at this year's book fair, which opened to the public on Wednesday and runs through Sunday.
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The firm's so-called psychographic modeling underpinned its work for the Trump campaign in 2016, as well as a related company's work for Brexit.
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I wanted to move my characters through time to explore that experience, all underpinned by a mystery, that archetypal journey through chaos to resolution.
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The peace offer is underpinned by our belief in the common equality of all Afghans and their right to live in peace and dignity.
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Those studies, which have been independently evaluated and have had their findings confirmed, underpinned the first Clean Air Act regulations on fine particulate matter.
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So what went wrong with the "European project" — the long march toward peace, democracy and prosperity, underpinned by ever-closer economic and political integration?
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SYDNEY, Jan 226 (Reuters) - U.S. soybeans edged higher on Tuesday, gaining for a second straight session, as hopes of increased Chinese demand underpinned gains.
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This will be underpinned by the city authorities' continued cost control measures and tax revenue increase, supported by projected growth of the national economy.
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Finance stocks were the biggest percentage winners on Wall Street too, underpinned by positive earnings including those from the world's largest asset manager BlackRock.
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Mining stocks advanced, with index heavyweights Rio Tinto and BHP Group closing 1.1% and 0.7% higher, underpinned by a jump in iron ore prices.
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China announced on June 873 changes to the subsidies that has underpinned its rise to become the world's largest solar market in recent years.
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The upcoming U.S. soybean harvest also has been forecast as the biggest on record, but a recent spate of export activity underpinned the market.
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He obviously sets no store in multilateralism or diplomacy, which has underpinned the certainties of the Atlantic alliance of the postwar decades until today.
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"Private consumption is underpinned by rising employment, which is also benefiting from past labour market reforms, and by increasing household wealth," the ECB said.
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Not yet accounted for, however, is a recovery underpinned by sound structural reforms, analysts say – and that could boost the upside for the country.
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Emerging Europe also opened stronger with Moscow shares up 09.8403 percent to an all-time high, underpinned by oil prices near $2118.70 a barrel.
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In fact, there is a conspicuous lack of the creativity and know-how that underpinned our historic success in promulgating American values and culture.
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While Videgaray dangled concessions, Mexico's private sector rolled out a lobbying operation underpinned by reams of data supplied by IQOM, a Mexican trade consultancy.
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Optimism about the global economy also underpinned European equities where the pan-European STOXX 600 was up 0.6 percent, led by industrials and financials.
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TOKYO, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds firmed on Friday, getting a lift from firmer U.S. Treasuries and underpinned by Bank of Japan purchases.
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It is underpinned by central bank foreign currency sales, in volumes directly linked to the value of gold the bank purchases from domestic producers.
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Demand for the greenback continued to be underpinned as markets remained confident that the Fed will hike interest rates at its meeting next week.
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George W. Bush and Iraq underpinned American Idiot just as Donald Trump and the compounded doom of the year will retrospectively underpin Revolution Radio.
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Like "Lemon" and "Rollinem 7s" before it, "1000" is underpinned by a hurried, bass-heavy beat that runs the rest of the track ragged.
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Citibanamex's consistent profitability continues to be underpinned mostly by its strong and stable interest margins, as well as a recurring and well-diversified revenue base.
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The contract was underpinned by its discount to prices for feedlot cattle, which traded at mostly $114 per cwt last week in the central Plains.
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"This is underpinned by a recovery in non-oil activity, supported by a slower pace of fiscal consolidation, and stronger oil production," the Fund said.
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The housing market is being underpinned by a tightening labor market, which is starting to lift wages, a well as still very low mortgage rates.
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Signs that Iranian oil exports have been falling more steeply than some in the market expected amid looming U.S. sanctions have also underpinned the market.
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But plans by Manila for its own ore export ban and moves to shut mines in an environmental crackdown have underpinned this year's price rally.
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The bank's IDR is underpinned by the agency's expectations of an extremely high probability of support from the Chinese government in the event of stress.
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Australia's ASX 200 finished up 0.57 percent or 32.3 points at 5,278.873, underpinned by strength in its gold, energy, telecommunications, utilities and staples sub-indexes.
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This is underpinned by, but not limited to, a shared brand name, highly integrated management and huge reputational risk to the parent should SCBTL default.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Peru's creditworthiness is underpinned by its track record of macro-policy credibility, consistency, and flexibility, which has delivered macroeconomic and financial stability.
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Commodities also joined the party with copper at a three-year top, underpinned by robust economic data from China, the world's top user of metals.
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The track is a brutal reality check about a relationship on wobbly ground – and all underpinned with emotive, satin vocals soft enough to collapse into.
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Future production will be underpinned by pooling supply from the country's and wider region's stranded gas fields, raising the prospect of eventually boosting LNG output.
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I think the market is underpinned by a relatively high economic growth - it's between six to seven, six to 6.5 per cent projected FY 2017.
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Like Paltrow and Witherspoon and Alba, Hudson has simply made the dynamics of desire, of emulation, of monetization that have always underpinned contemporary celebrity explicit.
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The Tanzanian shilling is seen trading in a stable range over the coming days or could weaken marginally, underpinned by subdued demand for U.S. dollars.
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While the dollar slightly gained against key rivals, a slip in Asian equities from eight-month highs kept bullion underpinned above the key $1,300 level.
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The rise in yields underpinned the U.S. dollar, which hit a two-week high against a basket of currencies at 96.882 before steadying at 443.
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Yet deep, abiding uncertainties about the two countries' relationship remain, not least over trade, which for three decades has underpinned relations between the two countries.
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Higher lumber costs and shortages of labor and land have hampered home builders' efforts to meet the rising demand, underpinned by a strong labor market.
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So while many signs and chants at the ongoing protest are focused on opposing the extradition proposal, they're fundamentally underpinned by that long-simmering conflict.
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Wheat jumped to its highest since early February with prices underpinned dry weather hurting recently planted crop in Australia, typically the world's fourth-largest exporter.
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Those fundamentals are underpinned by subdued but consistent U.S. economic growth and corporate earnings, which appear to have bottomed in the first quarter, she added.
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Still, the fact that many of the 'idees fixes' in economic policymaking that have underpinned markets for decades are being challenged so boldly is fascinating.
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The upgrade reflects Fitch Ratings' expectation that Continental's business and financial profile will continue to strengthen, underpinned by the group's solid performance in recent years.
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The yellow metal also been underpinned by a softer dollar , which stood at 96.200 after hitting a near one-week high in the previous session.
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Soybeans rose more than 1%, underpinned by expectations of lower production, while wheat was little changed after Monday's biggest one-day loss since April 2016.
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Why it matters: The advertising-supported business model that underpinned journalism for decades has collapsed, leading to the closure of hundreds of newspapers across America.
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Higher U.S. yields underpinned the dollar, with the 10-year Treasury yield at 2.338 percent, compared with its U.S. close on Thursday of 2.331 percent.
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"Our full-year 2020 guidance of strong EBITDA (core earnings) growth remains unchanged, underpinned by accelerated fiber penetration and our cost reduction plans," it said.
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TalkTalk said its full-year 2020 guidance of strong EBITDA (core earnings) growth remains unchanged, underpinned by accelerated fibre penetration and its cost reduction plans.
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Concerns over information control in Vietnam, underpinned by the passing of the cybersecurity law, have driven some Vietnamese activists to seek alternative social media platforms.
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" Roo Rogers, Co-Founder & CEO Founders Factory Africa, said: "Having worked in Africa for over a decade, I believe success is underpinned by strong collaboration.
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This is underpinned by the local management's ability to use Citibank's global platform and brand recognition in Taiwan to consistently deliver above-sector-average earnings.
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"Heart" pulses through minor-key yearning for three-and-a-half minutes and then cuts into an entirely new tune, underpinned by a double bass.
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The dollar's bounce has been underpinned by the Fed's signal that it would hike key lending rates further as U.S. economic expansion remains on track.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Peru's creditworthiness is underpinned by its track record of macro policy credibility, consistency, and flexibility, which has delivered macroeconomic and financial stability.
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KAMPALA, Oct 22 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling was stable on Tuesday, underpinned by some hard currency inflows from non-governmental organisations weighing against sagging demand.
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TalkTalk said its full-year 2020 guidance of strong EBITDA (core earnings) growth remains unchanged, underpinned by accelerated fiber penetration and its cost reduction plans.
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A sharp increase in government spending and subsidized credit underpinned the labor market until 2014, at the cost of fueling inflation and eroding government finances.
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In Japan, factory activity grew the fastest in four months, thanks to robust exports growth and underpinned improving economic momentum even though inflation remained tepid.
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In 2016 the bank reported a record high 32% ROAE, underpinned by wide net interest margins (NIMs), stable commission incomes and reduced cost of risk.
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The currency has gained about 4.1 percent this year, underpinned by the central bank's guidance of the daily trading band and controls on capital outflows.
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Liquidity flexibility is underpinned by a large stock of liquid assets that represented 38% of total assets and 68% of customer deposits at end-1H17.
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"Our full-year 2020 guidance of strong EBITDA (core earnings) growth remains unchanged, underpinned by accelerated fibre penetration and our cost reduction plans," it said.
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Forecasts for more rain that will keep farmers out of the fields in southern areas that typically begin planting in early April underpinned corn prices.
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"Fair, transparent and robust markets, underpinned by high standards, benefit all participants," Dave Ramsden, BoE deputy governor for markets and banking, said in a statement.
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The housing market has continued to gain steam so far this year and consumer spending has been strong, underpinned by an economy near full employment.
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Whitehead examines how the ideology that underpinned slavery leads naturally toward America's other racist atrocities, and how it continues to shape our national character today.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Significant Asset Base: The instrument ratings and recovery prospects of Voyage are underpinned by its ownership of 90% of its registered properties.
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O. Fueling the frenzy has been a surge in overall M&A volumes during the past several years, underpinned by cheap financing and lofty valuations.
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Financial stocks also underpinned the gains, with top lender Commonwealth Bank of Australia up 53 percent and National Australia Bank Ltd putting on 0.9 percent.
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The increase was underpinned by higher output in the United States, which was once a struggling operation for the company but has now turned around.
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ART's 'BBB' Long-Term IDR is driven by its strong business risk profile, which is underpinned by its globally diversified portfolio of serviced residence properties.
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This was a classic It's a Wonderful Life–style bank run, but across the vast capital markets that underpinned a majority of US economic activity.
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Gothenburg-based Volvo saw sales rise to 83.65 billion crowns from 75.22 billion a year ago underpinned by strong demand for its flagship XC90 SUV.
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Consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of the economy, is being underpinned by the lowest unemployment rate in nearly half a century.
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Shares in the company, which are underpinned by the 10.75 pound buyout offer from Murdoch's Fox, were little changed at 10.05 pounds at 1237 GMT.
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The Hong Kong government said domestic demand should continue to be resilient, while local consumption sentiment would be "underpinned by favourable job and income conditions".
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Underpinned by Beijing's AI emphasis, SenseTime and rival Megvii, the biggest facial recognition firm in China, have become new darlings of state and private investors.
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Growth in Germany's private sector slid to a five-month low in February but remained solid, underpinned by growing services, a survey showed on Thursday.
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Post-war migration has underpinned New Zealand's economic success, but has also become a lightening rod for nationalists such as Peters, as it has elsewhere.
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TOKYO, Oct 22.345 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds mostly edged down on Wednesday, though a decent demand at a 222-year auction underpinned the superlong zone.
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"We need to recognize that credible deterrence must be underpinned by genuine capability and genuine commitment that earns the respect of potential opponents," Carter said.
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Energy shares outperformed when overnight oil prices recovered, underpinned by strong U.S. economic data and optimism producers would abide by the agreement to limit output.
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Oil prices settled higher on Friday after hitting three-year highs, with crude also posting a weekly gain as a weaker U.S. dollar underpinned prices.
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This will be underpinned by the city authorities' continued cost control measures and tax revenue increase, supported by the projected growth of the national economy.
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The US commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific, one that is underpinned by a rules-based international order and regional stability, is unwavering.
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It was driven by news that manufacturing activity in China, Australia's biggest export market, unexpectedly accelerated in August and underpinned the demand outlook for steel.
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Fitch projects the budget deficit will remain at 7503% of total revenue in 2017-2019, underpinned by a sound operating balance and the stabilising capex.
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The automaking alliance has been underpinned by Renault's 43.4 percent stake in Nissan, which in turn owns a 15 percent non-voting stake in Renault.
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"The thing about the Israeli market is that it has a really diverse entrepreneurial community that is actually underpinned by this engineering talent," Wardi said.
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The Good Friday agreement, which effectively ended three decades of bloody conflict in Northern Ireland, is underpinned by laws banning hate speech and sectarian displays.
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Most important, the technology Bam developed to stream games simultaneously to hundreds of thousands of fans has underpinned some of the biggest internet streaming services.
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Google has had to cancel a forum meant to address the employee memo arguing that biology underpinned the shortage of female engineers in Silicon Valley.
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The housing market is being underpinned by a tightening labor market, which is starting to lift wages, a well as still very low mortgage costs.
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Demand for housing is being underpinned by a strengthening labor market, which is improving employment opportunities for young adults and, in turn, boosting household formation.
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However, its position as the second-most populous French city means economic prospects are underpinned by sustained state spending, increasing private investment and tourism development.
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The prospect of central bank support and easier money also underpinned bonds, with U.S. Treasury yields steady, with benchmark 10-year yields last at 1.5815%.
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The prospect of central bank support and easier money also underpinned bonds, with U.S. Treasury yields steady, with benchmark 10-year yields last at 1.5815%.
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For the next two years, Russia and Iran underpinned a scorched-earth campaign that broke the back of the resistance but laid waste to Syria.
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The open border between the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland that underpinned the peace deal is in question, just when such doubt is least needed.
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The hog market was slightly firmer, underpinned by hopes for a trade deal between the United States and China, the world's top consumer of pork.
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Each obligor's liquidity is also underpinned by the tight state control through regional committees and potential extraordinary transfers from the state in case of need.
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The rating is underpinned by moderate leverage and our expectation of deleveraging capacity, as the business matures, along with strong financial flexibility for the rating.
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"The disciplined application of our strategy and stronger commodity prices underpinned a significant improvement in financial performance," Chief Executive Graham Kerr said in a statement.
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German engineering services giant Bilfinger reported a rise in second-quarter net profit on Tuesday, underpinned by an uptick in demand for oil and gas.
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But spending remains underpinned by a strong labor market, which is viewed by Federal Reserve officials as being near or a little beyond full employment.
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Funding, primarily based on retail deposits, and liquidity is underpinned by a sizeable stock of unencumbered ECB-eligible assets relative to forthcoming wholesale debt maturities.
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He's a one-man industry, and though he comes across as kind, genial and scholarly, his success is underpinned by a smart sense of business.
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Kasich does believe this should be underpinned by sealing U.S. borders and has said he would support building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Under the new proposals, the EPA will no longer be able to rely on scientific research that is underpinned by confidential medical and industry data.
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Weakness in other currencies, however, underpinned the dollar's latest bounce despite mounting expectations that the Fed could ease monetary policy in the next few months.
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Germany has, however, been running a structural trade surplus underpinned by a weak euro, with its trade surplus hitting a record $23.9 billion in June.
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We're going to have a medium-term budget statement and ahead of that we're going to give greater clarity on the growth story strategy that we want to embark on, but which will be underpinned not only by the Treasury paper, which will be underpinned by a whole lot of other ventures that we're going to take, including Eskom, head of Eskom and all that.
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"While implied fourth-quarter growth of 20-30 percent looks challenging, profitability targets look well underpinned," said Citi analyst Dan Homan, who rates Adidas shares "neutral".
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While Chinese investors have become familiar with bail-in features in Tier 1 and Tier 2 debt, they are underpinned by contractual rather than statutory clauses.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.2 percent to its highest since July 2015, underpinned by an ongoing rally on Wall Street.
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The VR captures its thin capitalisation and weak asset quality, which are counterbalanced by its strong domestic funding franchise that is underpinned by its state linkages.
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Expansion has been underpinned by brisk population growth of 21.4144 percent a year, twice the rich-world average, which in turn is driving spending on infrastructure.
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I've argued before that there is no such thing as "Trumpism," no real political theory that underpinned Trump's 2016 campaign, or his identity while in office.
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For now, spending on equipment remains underpinned by robust business confidence, strengthening global economic growth and a weakening dollar, which is boosting demand for U.S. exports.
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It is the principle that underpinned the carpet bombing of cities in World War II. Not to mention America's use of the atom bomb against Japan.
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The overall improvement in the outlook for EAP was underpinned by "prospects for a continued broad-based global recovery and robust domestic demand", the bank said.
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Uneasiness about inflation from a possible package of fiscal stimulus under a Trump administration has underpinned the jump in longer-dated U.S. yields since the Nov.
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"He has championed many of the successful customer service improvements we have launched in recent years, which has underpinned our successful growth and evolution," O'Leary said.
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But sales are likely to be supported going forward as car makers, underpinned by state measures, have started lowering prices in China to drive up business.
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What he has changed, successfully, is the American diplomatic approach that underpinned that embargo: treating Cuba as a pariah state, much like North Korea or Iran.
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Mr Adamson's distinctive and dynamic bass underpinned the band's sound; Duff McKagan, bass guitarist for Guns N' Roses, has referred to its impact on their music.
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The sector's overall solid performance was also underpinned by unusually strong job creation as factories hired new staff at a rate not seen since August 2011.
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They underpinned the gypsy economy in months when they could not pitch their caravans at the edge of fields or orchards, tying wheat or picking hops.
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All of the above is underpinned by a humongous 230,210mAh battery that lasts beyond a day and a half no matter what I throw at it.
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Greece's IDR also reflect the following key rating drivers: The ratings are underpinned by high income per capita levels, which far exceed 'B' and 'BB' medians.
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TOKYO, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Japanese telco SoftBank Corp on Friday reported a 15% rise in third-quarter operating profit, beating estimates, underpinned by its mobile business.
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Public finances are underpinned by strong fiscal rules including a binding debt brake rule, which has led to a near-balanced fiscal position in recent years.
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Its only stipulation was that each show be underpinned by serious art-historical research to ensure that the effects of PST: LA/LA are far-reaching.
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"At present, there is a worldwide uncontrolled social experiment taking place—underpinned by feverish public debate and billions of dollars of government expenditure," write the researchers.
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The strength of the Australian property market has underpinned Lendlease's opportunities since 2008, with Australian operations accounting for about 817% of FY15 segment profit before tax.
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The momentum of this thinking took us through the cold war and space race and has underpinned America's unchallenged array of research universities and national laboratories.
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TOKYO, April 8 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds firmed on Friday, taking cue from strong U.S. Treasuries overnight and underpinned by the Bank of Japan's buying operations.
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The new car is a German and Japanese mashup, with Toyota's styling underpinned by BMW's Z265 roadster chassis and powered by a BMW straight-six engine.
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The new car is a German and Japanese mashup, with Toyota's styling underpinned by BMW's Z4 roadster chassis and powered by a BMW straight-six engine.
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Europe's energy stocks outperformed, underpinned by stronger crude prices, with Brent crude also hitting a new five-month high, up 0.3 percent at $56.59 a barrel.
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Apart from the easing greenback, the yuan was also underpinned by optimism in trade talks as Washington and Beijing discussed key issues in their trade negotiations.
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In both cases, the IDRs are driven by the intrinsic financial strength of the banks (as measured by the VRs) and are underpinned by sovereign support.
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Crude oil climbed to a five-week high on Tuesday, underpinned by a shutdown at Libya's largest oilfield over the weekend and on uncertainty over Syria.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French spirits company Remy Cointreau expressed confidence over its growth prospects in China, where robust demand for its premium cognac underpinned annual sales growth.
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A press release from Ascension says the project is "underpinned by a robust data security and protection effort" and follows the company's requirements to protect information.
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Capex has been a bright spot in the economy since late 2016, underpinned by investment in automation and labor-saving technology to cope with labor shortages.
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A press release from Ascension says the project is "underpinned by a robust data security and protection effort" and follows the company's requirements to protect information.
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The bullish sentiment on Tuesday was underpinned by mining stocks, which posted their biggest intraday gains in more than a week on higher iron ore prices.
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It underpinned the consolidation of international policing when criminal justice agents convened in 1914 to address the threat of anarchism, and formed what became today's Interpol.
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The 'B' ratings are supported by El Salvador's macroeconomic stability underpinned by full dollarization of the economy, adequately capitalized banking system and unblemished sovereign repayment record.
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Sentiment on Wednesday was underpinned by a survey showing China's manufacturing sector expanded at a solid pace in May, easing concerns of a renewed economic slowdown.
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This view is underpinned by AUBUK's core role within the AUB group as the sole operation outside of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
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Future funding is comfortable, underpinned by RUB13 billion of available committed credit lines and an undrawn limit of RUB44 billion on the company's bond issuance programme.
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Analysts at the U.S. bank said that consensus estimates looked conservative and its valuation looked attractive given that steel prices should be underpinned by low supply.
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The solvency of French subnationals is underpinned by the quality of their financial and administrative framework, which makes debt servicing one of their highest spending priorities.
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Demand for high quality Australian coal remains strong in Asia, underpinned by the construction of modern, efficient coal fired power stations, Managing Director Shane Stephan said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gold rose on Friday, after dropping for four of the past five sessions, as falling equity markets underpinned demand for assets perceived as safer.
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Some of his staff have been telling him those days are over, and a number of senior officials criticized Wilbur Ross' report that underpinned this decision.
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Material stocks were underpinned by London copper rising for a third session on Friday, helped by expectations of strong demand in China, Australia's major export market.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Stable Income Drives Ratings: CKI's ratings are underpinned by stable and predictable income from a diversified portfolio of regulated utilities and infrastructure investments.
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The solvency of French subnationals is underpinned by the quality of their financial and administrative framework, which makes debt servicing one of their top spending priorities.
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Fitch expects its core profit to be stable over the next few years, underpinned by substantial mortality and morbidity margins from its seasoned life insurance portfolio.
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So-called psychographic modeling techniques, which were built in part with the data harvested from Facebook, underpinned Cambridge Analytica's work for the Trump campaign in 2016.
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Before taking office, he threatened to ignore the "One China" policy that has limited American interactions with Taiwan and underpinned US-Chinese diplomatic relations for decades.
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KAMPALA, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling was stronger on Wednesday mainly underpinned by depressed appetite for hard currency from both commercial banks and merchandise importers.
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Stocks rose, despite a plunge is bourse heavyweight Naspers Ltd, as the prospect of increased stimulus in major economies underpinned risk-on buying in emerging markets.
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U.S. soybeans were also underpinned by a halt to export registrations in rival supplier Argentina as well as a firmer trend in Malaysian palm oil futures.
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The demurral raised questions for the Saudis about the American commitment to Saudi security, which has underpinned the strategic layout of the Persian Gulf for decades.
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It was a love affair underpinned not just by commercial and diplomatic logic but also by historic, religious and linguistic ties between the two Slav countries.
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That Fed-driven faster growth also underpinned stronger corporate earnings, and a 24 percent gain on the Dow since Trump took the helm a year ago.
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But the book's vitality is underpinned with grief: for Bouquet, the freedom and possibility of queer desire are tinged with isolation and with vulnerability to intolerance.
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Although 2H15 saw a disappointing investment performance, GDP growth for the whole of 2015 reached 1.5% (in line with our expectations), underpinned by rising private consumption.
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Its so-called psychographic modeling techniques, which were built in part with the data harvested from Facebook, underpinned Cambridge's work for the Trump campaign in 2016.
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In his book "The Barcelona Way," Damian Hughes, a professor of organizational psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University, detailed the five key principles that underpinned Barcelona's success.
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The proposal to create a cryptocurrency underpinned by a basket of global currencies has been hit with a wave of opposition from regulators around the world.
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The U.S. currency slipped against the Australian and New Zealand dollars, which were partially underpinned by a survey showing a bounce in New Zealand business sentiment.
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The threat of drought reducing upcoming harvests in Australia and Argentina have also underpinned wheat markets and taken the focus away from big northern hemisphere crops.
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Instead, it's underpinned by a constellation of thousands of genes, each with tiny effects that either boost or lower your odds of having a healthy heart.
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United States' interests in Taiwan range from its democracy to economics and security, and are underpinned by the United States commitment to the Taiwan Relations Act.
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The surge in American output is underpinned by several major shale fields, where drillers use advanced technology to squeeze oil and natural gas from rock formations.
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