We'll be socializing, dancing, unwinding, even seducing and being seduced.
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" What we are now witnessing is an "unwinding of sentiment.
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The Fed recently began unwinding its $4.4 trillion balance sheet.
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"Unwinding creates just as much disruption in reverse," he said.
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Traders said some speculators were unwinding bets and booking profits.
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Unwinding yourself from a business you've spent decades building isn't easy.
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Yet not much of that stems from unwinding Obama-era protections.
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Trump's larger presidential agenda has focused on unwinding Barack Obama's legacy.
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Spend today unwinding and getting in touch with your inner voice.
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Unwinding such a quagmire would be potentially devastating for the prosecution.
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Feet planted, winding and unwinding, they look like soft-edged machines.
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I think you're seeing this great reckoning or unwinding of retail.
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The deal is an unwinding of some of Google's robotics investments.
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Are you worried about your successor unwinding the new regulatory approach?
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NOT, I BELIEVE, AN UNWINDING OF THE PROP INVESTMENT PROP TRADING.
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Unwinding WC Needs Recent measures taken by Arcelik's management has led to an unwinding in WC needs in the past year, bringing the WC/sales ratio down to 31% at end-2015 from 40% a year ago.
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It's really the perfect way to start unwinding on a Friday evening.
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They think unwinding those regulations are the best way to do it.
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The task of unwinding Britain's membership of the club is fearsomely complex.
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Unwinding some of Mr Mugabe's more deleterious policies would be a start.
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Unwinding a partnership built over nearly two decades would be fiendishly hard.
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For those concerned about the flagging American dream, this unwinding is disturbing.
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It also reflects the unwinding of a hugely overvalued speculative stock market.
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Tatiana reveals why ping pong is the secret to unwinding after filming.
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The Fed should begin unwinding now, not wait until conditions force them.
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Some traders indicated Thursday's move could be an unwinding of that pressure.
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The European Central Bank took a step towards unwinding its stimulus programme.
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What's next: Unwinding the U.S. relationship with China will not prove easy.
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Nobody makes unwinding a turban as alluring as the Thin White Duke.
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That the continuing unwinding of quantitative easing will leave the markets illiquid?
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"The alternative to an orderly restructuring is a chaotic unwinding," Lew warned.
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And, you know, eventually they'll all start unwinding some of their positions.
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And unwinding the various licensing deals could be complex and time consuming.
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So unwinding the biases built into this tech is no easy task.
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Both these cases are still unwinding, and new developments are still happening.
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Weaker-than-expected German data hurt the euro against the U.S. dollar on Monday, with investors further unwinding short positions on the greenback that were based on assumptions that the European Central Bank was nearer to unwinding its stimulus.
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There's this idea of unwinding that you have to do it with alcohol.
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There had been talk of unwinding them, or privatising them, or dissolving them.
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Analysts say the data indicates Australia's biggest-ever construction boom is slowly unwinding.
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The unwinding of that massive short position has something to do with it.
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Now that this debt bubble is unwinding, growth in China is going offline.
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Since then, business ties between Qatar and its neighbors have been unwinding gradually.
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Here's a few of the conditions lawmakers want to place on unwinding Adm.
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But some investors said signs were emerging that the Trump rally was unwinding.
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Unwinding under warm water after a long day, scrubbing up, and getting off?
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The FOMC is signaling that the unwinding will proceed at a moderate pace.
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Others, meanwhile, wanted less certain economic "qualitative" judgments before unwinding the balance sheet.
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Trump's tweets don't outline any specifics of how the unwinding would actually work.
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Unwinding in front of Netflix at the end of the day is essential.
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Such long positions could be vulnerable for unwinding if the pound's weakness accelerates.
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Clearly they had large exposures in emerging FX and that has been unwinding.
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Cynthia Sittnick, 64, a former assistant district attorney, was unwinding recently at Forlini's.
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Mr. Obama has taken important steps toward unwinding the decades-long imprisonment binge.
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The idea, Mr. Bonsor said, is to start unwinding before your vacation starts.
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The burgers and wine hit the spot and I can feel myself unwinding.
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Expect unwinding base effects from 6900 to lift "core" personal consumption expenditures inflation.
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You know who knows a thing or two about the joys of unwinding?
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"I think people overreacted last week and now they're unwinding that overreaction," he added.
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The process of unwinding an entire privatised industry would still be risky and uncertain.
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This unwinding time is vital for me and definitely helps me recharge for tomorrow.
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Namely, confirming Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court and unwinding dozens of Obama regulations.
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Now, the Fed faces at least two big challenges in unwinding its balance sheet.
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Everyone is slowly unwinding and the weekend is just around the corner, shining bright.
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Unwinding the agency would reverse a 2004 law passed by Congress establishing the role.
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But, Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann, asked later on Thursday for an unwinding of stimulus.
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An unwinding of long Treasury positions is pushing up yields and supporting the dollar.
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Congress should also give states clear options to start unwinding this ObamaCare expansion disaster.
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Mr. Washington was unemployed, but his friends were unwinding from long weeks at work.
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Thursday's inflation data could help put an ECB hike and unwinding back in play.
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The injunction contemplates an "orderly unwinding" of the program, they wrote in court filings.
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It's not just impeaching Trump, it's impeaching Kavanaugh, it's unwinding the entire Trump program.
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Eriq La Salle will have no problem unwinding in his new Bel-Air digs.
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On the other hand, consumer non-discretionary and telecommunication stocks saw some mild unwinding.
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The announcement marked the completion of a 20173-year unwinding of the media behemoth.
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The "resolution regime" refers to rules for unwinding a large financial institution that fails.
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Policymakers in Europe and the U.S. expressed concerns about unwinding monetary stimulus too soon.
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Recent excavations at Incahuasi in Peru are slowly unwinding some of their enigmatic use.
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Today will be a very lazy Valentine's Day—one best spent unwinding and relaxing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Weaker-than-expected German data hurt the euro against the U.S. dollar on Monday, with investors further unwinding short positions on the greenback that were based on assumptions that the European Central Bank was nearer to unwinding its stimulus.
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Schaeuble often says he wishes the European Central Bank would start unwinding its expansive policy.
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The remainder said an unwinding of the central bank's ultra-easy monetary policy was likely.
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Unwind follows three teens bound for unwinding who become runaways, determined to save their lives.
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I spend time unwinding on the couch with my husband, D., watching Wheel of Fortune.
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"These negative four-day returns are unprecedented, pointing to severe position unwinding," JP Morgan estimates.
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The problem that Trump faces is that we have an unwinding of a tremendous bubble.
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Central banks know this; that is why they are so cautious about unwinding monetary stimuli.
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The current unwinding is unlikely to affect liquidity much: banks still hold significant excess reserves.
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Typically they would come at night or at the weekend, just as he was unwinding.
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Exactly how QE worked—and hence the effects of unwinding it—remains a little mysterious.
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McGahn said Trump's judges will spend 30–40 years unwinding the power of executive agencies.
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But the partnership has been unwinding for a while now... And Disney is consolidating control.
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How to Win in Business Unwinding after work is a lot easier said than done.
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By responsibly unwinding the expansion, the AHCA is freeing up funds for these vulnerable populations.
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Healthcare has been a beneficiary of it and there's a bit of unwinding going on.
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" The vegetarian recipe, which is called 'The Unwinding,' was translated as: "Meat is not used.
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"Stopping new business was relatively easy - the difficulty would be unwinding existing business," he said.
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There's even a massage chair for unwinding after a busy day in your own fantasyland.
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Officials were also divided over when the unwinding of the Fed's balance sheet would begin.
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Sears has been unwinding assets in hopes of raising liquidity and getting back to profitability.
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The data arrives as the White House is unwinding several Obama-era global warming initiatives.
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Mr. Powell, a Fed governor, has consistently supported the gradual unwinding the Fed's stimulus campaign.
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The euro had also benefited earlier from traders unwinding their carry trade positions, analysts said.
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The euro had also benefited earlier from traders unwinding their carry trade positions, analysts said.
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This will be the first time a central bank attempts an unwinding of this magnitude.
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Last month, the president signed an executive order to begin unwinding the Affordable Care Act.
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"When you add to that an additional financial incentive, you're just unwinding the whole system."
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Unwinding of short cattle/long hog positions further underpinned live cattle prices and pressured hogs.
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But also simplifying regulation, pushing government funding down to the local, unwinding the prison-industrial complex.
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As well as blocking new mergers, this approach could involve unwinding some that have already happened.
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Nevertheless, former President Barack Obama is unwinding nicely from the most important job in the world.
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There will be no stabilization of GDP growth above 6 percent, but rather a continued unwinding.
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He noted that hedging contracts taken out by retailers to protect against sterling's fall were unwinding.
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Cooking and unwinding on a Sunday evening is one of my favorite parts of the week.
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Cutting taxes on the wealthiest Americans, unwinding regulations and weakening worker protections, shrinking the safety net.
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They liked to stretch this journey out, unwinding from the demanding rhythm of the school day.
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Unwinding Obama-era fuel economy standards is popular with conservatives, but the auto industry is wary.
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This is clearly the work of speculators who were long oil who are now unwinding positions.
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Unwinding with a glass of wine at the end of the day may not be possible.
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He added that the unwinding would be done gradually to avoid a "fire sale" of investments.
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"It's more the unwinding of the Trump hype," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at CFRA.
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Pai could launch the process of unwinding the rules as early as Wednesday, according to reports.
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In other words, the unwinding of those popular hedge fund trades helped deepen the market volatility.
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The agency said that task force could potentially look at unwinding past mergers in the industry.
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Unwinding it and putting patient-centered, free-market reforms in its place will not be easy.
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The Fed is currently unwinding its $4 trillion-plus balance sheet at an ever-increasing pace.
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It also said it plans to start unwinding its monster $4.5 trillion balance sheet this year.
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For the stars of Wine Country, wine is a tool for unwinding, but also for bonding.
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Tonight's energy is especially cozy—you'll find yourself unwinding easily and letting go of your worries.
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The move raised speculation that the central bank could start unwinding its stimulative policy this year.
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"Collective energy would be spent on unwinding existing links, not re-creating new ones," he said.
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"OPEC is going to be very wary about unwinding these production cuts too soon," said Smith.
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Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has made unwinding Facebook's various acquisitions a major part of her platform.
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This had caused many to focus on Fed's rewording of its unwinding schedule in this statement.
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However, the central bank is projected to announce the unwinding of its massive $4.5 trillion portfolio.
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But the win keeps alive the party's dream of unwinding President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement.
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Higher U.S. interest rates will force an acceleration of the unwinding of China's massive carry trade.
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In broad terms the same unwinding of speculative length has played out in the London market.
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The BOJ is already seen lagging well behind other central banks in unwinding crisis-mode stimulus.
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The original bill was an absolute labyrinth, so unwinding it without chaos will be equally complex.
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The centerpiece of Bloomberg's proposal is unwinding the Trump administration's efforts to roll back Dodd-Frank.
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Funds also continued unwinding their bullish view on CBOT soybeans, which is now just 215,2199 contracts strong.
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But it was the epic, unwinding six-minute opener "The Halfwit In Me" where things really clicked.
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It also announced a quicker-than-expected start to the unwinding its balance sheet beginning this year.
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"This administration is ... obsessed with unwinding Obama's legacy, from health care to Chelsea's commutation," Meltzer-Cohen said.
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But Yahoo has been integrating its ad sales technology with Tumblr, and unwinding that would be complex.
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The plan would be "aimed at unwinding Ghosns negative legacies," which has led to excess, he added.
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You could spend your weekend unwinding at home, socialising with friends, or a combination of the two.
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Many economists didn't foresee the Bank of Japan unwinding its massive stimulus this year, but 16 did.
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Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish unwinding with a cigarette after all that who-bit-Beyoncé drama. 8.
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Now that they're coming out of those positions, they are unwinding those yen trades, those carry trades.
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And then I'd just be standing on a set all day, unwinding and undoing those bad habits.
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The paper offers a simple solution to the Fed's tricky task of unwinding years of bond buying.
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Analysts say the oil plunge was exacerbated by the unwinding of massive bullish bets by financial players.
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I start unwinding and switching off early in the evening in order to fully disengage before bed.
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Also, unwinding large holdings of mutual funds that spit out taxable distributions can take years, he said.
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Some traders have been unwinding short positions on sterling, seeing potential for a breakthrough at Wednesday's summit.
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While an unwinding could potentially lead to instability in financial markets, the action is long over-due.
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This is what finally led all of these leveraged risk arbitrage traders unwinding some of their positions.
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They're perfect for unwinding on a Sunday while you wait for the new episode to pop up.
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The plan would be "aimed at unwinding Ghosn's negative legacies", which has led to excess, he added.
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Plus, in October the central bank began the process of gradually unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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The expectations are that rates will remain unchanged and they (the Fed) will start balance sheet unwinding.
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Ms. Wanner says she enjoys watching the animals and unwinding at sundown with a cocktail or beer.
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However, many market participants believe the central bank will announce the unwinding of its $4.5 trillion portfolio.
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But Wall Street is expecting the Fed to announce the unwinding of its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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The central bank has also signaled its desire to start unwinding its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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The process of unwinding the rolls could take a long time, potentially years, with court battles likely.
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You've got to love it, dark mess of words and winter- unwinding—blaze, gleam, build, tear down.
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As of this week's Federal Reserve meeting, we are now witnessing an unprecedented unwinding of those purchases.
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The Federal Reserve is in the beginning stages of unwinding a $14 trillion financial crisis-era trade.
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Brown and Jae, a music management student and singer, had unique ways of unwinding after their big day.
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Because, all of awards season is really hectic and stressful, and this was just unwinding – and we thrashed!
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It would require unwinding a multi-billion dollar health insurance industry that employs about a half-million Americans.
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And a rapid unwinding of the dominant form of business of the past 20 years could be chaotic.
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At first he used bankerly language, pointing to the risk of a "disorderly unwinding of household-sector imbalances".
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But this effect is unwinding and prices to Los Angeles are falling again as global export volumes slow.
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This week, Scott Pruitt, Mr Trump's climate-change-denying EPA chief, started the long process of unwinding it.
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The forces that caused passenger traffic through the region to sky-rocket over the past decade are unwinding.
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This Congress has championed the unwinding of campaign finance laws to give billionaires outside influence over our politics.
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The company statement said details about the unwinding will be revealed at its quarterly update later this week.
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Some politicians, including Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, have suggested breaking up Facebook by unwinding acquisitions like Instagram.
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That's a dollar-bearish scenario and may have contributed to the unwinding of long-held dollar net longs.
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Instead of unwinding and enjoying a treat, it ends up feeling like any other appointment on my calendar.
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The aspect that could be a bit more tricky is the unwinding of the Fed's holdings of MBS.
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The summary did not reveal a timetable on when the central bank would begin unwinding its balance sheet.
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President Donald Trump signed three directives Friday aimed at unwinding regulations put into place after the financial crisis.
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Investors are unwinding bets in smaller, weaker players with risk appetite increasingly curbed by a tighter monetary environment.
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But unwinding across the painting are darker scenes too: broken bottles, needles, depictions of suicides, and dead fish.
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The Fed could announce plans to begin unwinding its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities.
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Traders say that Thursday's rally was mostly unwinding of short-term hedge funds' 'buy yen, sell stock' positions.
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"There are some unwinding of positions weighing on prices," said Phin Ziebell, an agribusiness economist at National Australia.
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The retrieval, unwinding the bodies from the tree, picking up bodies out of the river or the ocean.
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Unwinding this state of affairs -- lifting sanctions, rejoining the G7 and rebuilding ties with Europe -- will take years.
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Once they are reached, the securities "would roll off organically, unwinding the policy smoothly and predictably," Brainard said.
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Watt said Congress has major questions to answer in how it will proceed on unwinding Fannie and Freddie.
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The Fed has signaled it intends to start unwinding its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet later this year.
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Traders said that hedge funds are seen unwinding their positions on risky assets such as stocks and futures.
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A district court judge temporarily blocked the administration from unwinding the program pending the resolution of the litigation.
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Walker, as I later saw on the video, was anxiously winding and unwinding the grip on his racquet.
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Unwinding employment relationships eliminates these benefits, increasing the volatility of workers' incomes and magnifying pay disparities and inequality.
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"Unwinding the more than 70-year postwar history of free trade and globalism isn't the appropriate approach," he said.
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"That assumption is now unwinding, because the president-elect did not even mention the key word 'stimulus,'" she added.
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This campaign, if we choose unwisely, could be known as the campaign that that began the unwinding of America.
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The sharp rise in share price could be down to investors unwinding short positions in the stock, traders said.
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This will help determine how successful the Chinese government is in unwinding its excesses without causing widespread collateral damage.
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No cables also means zero stress because you're not unwinding the knots they magically make in your pocket too.
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The only thing better than unwinding with a drink after a long day is doing it with your boo.
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So if you need a little help unwinding this Christmas, now is the time to be good to yourself.
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Investors also pointed to additional pressure from the violent unwinding of trades linked to bets on volatility staying low.
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Philip Wee, currency strategist at DBS, says most of sterling's gains are caused by the unwinding of short positions.
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Williams saw that as a breach of their agreement and sought the court's help in unwinding the private offering.
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Latest positioning data shows that traders have become more cautious about sterling after a recent unwinding of short positions.
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Bonus: Once you've finished, just slide back into the bath and drop in a bath bomb to continue unwinding.
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In Muir's eyes, the unwinding will begin when these countries finally break away from extreme monetarism and start spending.
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Geithner simply didn't follow the request, failing to produce any proposal for the unwinding of Citi, according to Suskind.
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Investors also point to additional pressure from the violent unwinding of trades linked to bets on volatility staying low.
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He said the move lower was likely an unwinding of the speculative buying that pushed nickel higher last week.
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Economists at Erste Investment said foreign players unwinding stock market positions were probably one reason for the forint's weakness.
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Illness and weather also affected the earnings and hours worked data in January, with those effects unwinding in February.
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The technical question: Has computer-driven unwinding of "Goldilocks" trades tied to peaceful market rises played a role here?
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Utopia opens with gentle birdsong and an unwinding synth scrawl that sounds like an animal darting from the speakers.
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I turn on the TV — I love TV and I love unwinding in front of the TV. 23 p.m.
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The complaint argues the expenses do not fit the pattern of a normal unwinding of a congressional campaign account.
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This American-assisted debacle in Russia long preceded the unraveling of Iraq and the great unwinding in America itself.
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When the gathering ends, central bankers are expected to announce the beginning of the unwinding of the balance sheet.
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The only thing better than unwinding with a drink after a long day is doing it with your boo.
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In addition to gradually increasing rates the committee also is slowly unwinding its portfolio of bonds, or balance sheet.
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Mr. Powell, who supported the Fed's efforts to stimulate economic growth, now favors a gradual unwinding of those policies.
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Regardless, taxes need to go up, starting with unwinding the Trump tax cuts for individuals, which favored the rich.
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Zinke would be in charge of unwinding the rule, but that process could take years through normal administrative channels.
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That reorganization — including the startling proposition that supports it — is at least as radical as its unwinding would be.
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Eckes casts himself as the gumshoe Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins), unwinding the auto-industry's plot to destroy public transportation.
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"Investors are unwinding their short positions as risk sentiment shot up," said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, a strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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A sports fanatic, Barty has been unwinding by watching some of the cricket World Cup and hitting golf balls.
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UNWINDING SAFE-HAVEN BUYING Safe-haven assets such as U.S. Treasuries and gold gave back most of their recent gains.
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But whether they're campaigning for the presidency or unwinding together, the Obamas always stick to the same philosophy on marriage.
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The Moon is entering the sign of balance, Libra, and you can find your balance by unwinding at home, alone.
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All these small changes added up to make unwinding at the end of the day a calming, almost meditative, routine.
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While the ECB did drop its easing bias as some expected, Draghi sounded in no rush to start unwinding stimulus.
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That could create some unwinding of positions, but a jump in the polls by Trump could also have an impact.
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While eurozone stocks headed for their best day in two years, gold prices tumbled amid an unwinding of haven trades.
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Dressed casually in matching grey Converse sneakers, the reality stars were spotted at Cafe Habana unwinding after a shopping trip.
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They were props to convince May of the complexity of unwinding 46 years of EU membership and keeping trade open.
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Charles Murray, a conservative, says that America is "coming apart"; and George Packer, a liberal, agrees that it is "unwinding".
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Most forecasters who were asked if the ECB was right to start unwinding its ultra-easy policy said it should.
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The minutes showed Fed officials want to start unwinding the central bank's massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet later this year.
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UNWINDING THE SQUEEZE Superficially, the sudden break-down of the tin price looks to be a response to rising availability.
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Last week, the euro saw the biggest unwinding of long positions by hedge funds in the currency's 19-year history.
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But two weeks later, Viola withdrew his name from consideration, reportedly due to the complications of unwinding his business interests.
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Analysts said the huge first half inflows were mostly due to the unwinding of outflows that happened in late 2016.
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"I would think foreigners, following a rate cut, would probably start unwinding some of their positions in Korea," George said.
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Quarles comes to the Fed as the central bank begins unwinding its historic stimulus that started during the financial crisis.
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Unwinding a deal after it has closed is "very rare," said Henry Su of the law firm Constantine Cannon LLP.
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Your top priority needs to be unwinding while the Moon hangs out in the sign of the big cat, Leo.
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The targets: Environmental Protection Agency: Top priorities include unwinding Obama's Clean Power Plan and regulations for Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions.
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Wednesday's announcement was part of the administration's gradual unwinding of parts of the Obama administration's détente with the Cuban government.
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Senator Warren has gone further by calling for both a breakup of business units and also an unwinding of acquisitions.
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The government this month introduced tax cuts and pension payouts, going some way toward unwinding some of the austerity measures.
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Deals • Chinese regulators unwinding Anbang's property portfolio have reportedly received bids of over $5.8 billion for its U.S. luxury hotels.
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She also began the process of unwinding some of the Fed's actions during the financial crisis without causing another one.
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The nine-minute "Défiler" ("Unwinding") is the soundtrack to the runway show for a collection by the Belgian company Mosaert.
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A latter-day Ignatz, he revels in life's jokes, getting blunted or twisted by bad vibes, and unwinding through wit.
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Italian, Spanish and Portuguese bond yields all fell around 3 basis points each, unwinding some of the previous day's rises.
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A few weeks ago, Enrico Barberis Negra was unwinding with a glass of prosecco in his apartment outside of Milan.
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A few weeks ago, Enrico Barberis Negra was unwinding with a glass of prosecco in his apartment outside of Milan.
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Instead, it sets up a long, drawn-out process to change the law's rules — an unwinding process that takes time.
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Unwinding the existing incentives for consolidation would help preserve the competitiveness of many local markets, and thereby protect working-class families.
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But the group stopped pursuing the lawsuit after Garcia Padilla days later signed emergency legislation creating a process for unwinding GDB.
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"Unwinding the stock of Lebacs opens space for new instruments," said a Treasury Ministry official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The National Australia Bank's index of business conditions, released on Tuesday, dropped 4 points to +3, unwinding all of March's gain.
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Mr Trump will demand that environmental and financial regulators enforce rules with less zeal, but unwinding red tape will take years.
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"DC actually does Halloween all year, unwinding their Type A lives by throwing costume-themed parties for all occasions," Chung explains.
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If your idea of unwinding is racing go-karts or singing Iggy Pop songs, then let them be your relaxation counselors.
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But nobody is certain what the effects of unwinding QE will be, and the Fed wants its policies to be predictable.
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This, it was hoped, would avoid the pace of unwinding being taken as a signal of the direction of interest rates.
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The U.S. Fed raised rates and said it could start unwinding its stimulus relatively soon if the economy performs as expected.
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The Fed is pushing up interest rates and slowly unwinding QE; the European Central Bank is scaling back its bond-buying.
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Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has called for breaking up companies like Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook and unwinding prior acquisitions.
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Kashkari said he would rather see the central bank start unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet before moving again on rates.
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Democratic Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has called for breaking up companies like Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook and unwinding prior acquisitions.
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Last week's futures data showed speculators were still unwinding long positions as high U.S. inventories offset cuts from other oil producers.
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The resulting unwinding of short positions saw the Aussie pop up to $0.7615, from $0.7583 just ahead of the RBA decision.
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The unwinding of this unprecedented exposure to rates will initially feed the sell-off and eventually stress the credit spread complex.
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Pence said Trump plans to take executive actions to start unwinding ObamaCare on day one, but did not get into specifics.
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"I think there's a lot of unwinding of dollar positions by commercial banks," said David Bagambe, trader at Diamond Trust Bank.
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Many Japanese insurers have been slowly unwinding their cross-holdings of shares, recognizing the risk they pose to their financial health.
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Another variable is the expectation that central banks will soon start unwinding their massive post-crisis stimulus measures, with unpredictable results.
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This salmon dish cooks quickly in the oven, so you can spend less time cooking and cleaning and more time unwinding.
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If you start unwinding those efforts, dark doors in China's history thought to have been firmly shut could start to reopen.
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While the U.S. central bank left its in September, the Fed did take its first steps towards unwinding its economic stimulus.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) meets on Thursday, when it could signal intentions to start unwinding its massive bond-purchasing program.
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Many have argued short vol is a crowded trade that will lead to a messy unwinding whenever markets get jumpy again.
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And to add insult to injury, he thinks that the recent spike in oil prices will exacerbate the already noticeable unwinding.
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The European Central Bank meets on June 2003, when it could signal intentions to start unwinding its massive bond purchasing program.
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The European Central Bank meets on June 14, when it could signal intentions to start unwinding its massive bond purchasing program.
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To Schiff, this notion is unsustainable — and the longer the kick-the-can mentality manifests, the worse the unwinding will be.
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Many Japanese insurers have been slowly unwinding their cross-holdings of shares, recognising the risk they pose to their financial health.
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Then they unwound it, and in the way you're telling the story, them unwinding Vice is an opportunity they missed, right?
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Lately I've been unwinding at the end of the night by watching tours of dead and dying shopping malls on YouTube.
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The Fed has been devising plans to reduce its investment holdings, a final stage in unwinding its postcrisis economic stimulus program.
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That unwinding, which is probably slowing the economy slightly by driving some interest rates higher, is scheduled to end in September.
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And then there's the unwinding of unprecedented efforts by central banks around the world a decade after the 2008 financial crisis.
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At the same time, there is an unprecedented, unwinding of this massive balance sheet," Doty said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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That comes as investors try to assess the likely timing and scale of an unwinding of the ECB's massive stimulus scheme.
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He said he thinks the Fed needs to focus on unwinding its balance sheet rather than raising rates again this year.
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Decanter Set The only thing better than unwinding with a drink after a long day is doing it with your boo.
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She peaks on the track in a near whisper eventually enveloping the slurred guitar strings with her effortless, unwinding vocal runs.
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Time will be a factor for the markets to contend with in the unwinding of the process of the trade war.
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Trump began unwinding those protections when he became president, sparking a legal battle that reached the Supreme Court earlier this fall.
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Compared to, say, cancer, the slow unwinding of heart failure doesn't have a whole lot of flash among post-boomer generations.
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While the ECB did drop its easing bias as some expected, Draghi sounded in no rush to start unwinding the bank's stimulus.
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This fall, I wrote a longer piece on how important this year's midterms will be for unwinding Republican gerrymandering in key states.
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Artist Andy Thomas, who has made a similar portrait of past Democrat presidents unwinding together, painted the work, according to USA Today.
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But with central banks expected to accelerate unwinding of their balance sheets as inflation expectations rise, currency volatility is set to rise.
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Trump is still unwinding some deals The President's company sold off land in the Dominican Republic in January 2018 for $4.33 million.
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Exaggerated in part by the unwinding of recently built short positions, the pound has recaptured $1.30 for the first time since Aug.
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In theory, the increase in market-based interest rates from traders unwinding bets of any more policy easing would support the currency.
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She is hardly the only one bewildered by the scarcity of good medical advice about unwinding prescriptions that have become so common.
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Rather, in the vein of the best ABC comedies, it's a fun look at family worth unwinding with for roughly 22 minutes.
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Taken together, these factors reflect a world in which "slowbalisation"—the unwinding of two decades of global economic integration—has taken hold.
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Fareed Mohamedi, chief economist at Rapidan Energy Group, an American consultancy, likens their task to central bankers unwinding ultra-easy monetary policy.
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The problem facing the Fed is how to react to the charge that its unwinding of QE is causing the market's jitters.
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With the exception of Greece, 10-year bond yields in the euro area were 1-2 basis points higher - unwinding Friday's falls.
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Adding to the jitters are bets that the world's major central banks are moving closer to unwinding their ultra-loose monetary policies.
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The European Central Bank also meets on June 14 and it could signal intentions to start unwinding its massive bond purchasing programme.
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The ECB has to follow the U.S. Federal Reserve in unwinding that policy and raising rates from record lows without major dislocation.
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The former businessman has already lifted some import restrictions and began unwinding costly subsidies for electricity and other utilities, hitting electronics sales.
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A credit analyst said investors drove the index tighter after unwinding shorts, but the levels also reflected constructive appetite for Asian credit.
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He said it looked likely that Britain's second quarter would be weak but attributed much of that to the unwinding of stocks.
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Called quantitative tightening, this program is the unwinding of a decade-long program of stimulating financial markets through a monetary easing program.
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Typically a hedge in times of political uncertainty, the election of an establishment president could spark and unwinding in safe-haven trades.
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THERE'S THIS LONG LIST OF WORRIES THAT PEOPLE HAVE NOW FROM YOU KNOW, QE – THE UNWINDING OF QE, THE NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES.
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Whether you're unwinding alone or going out with friends, make sure to do something that makes you happy during your time off.
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The central bank says the franc is overvalued and a threat to its exporters, and unwinding monetary stimulus could boost the currency.
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Columbus Nova is in the process of unwinding its business with Vekselberg, and negotiations with the Trump administration over this are continuing.
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He pledged to fulfill the CFPB's obligations under Dodd-Frank, but has begun the process of unwinding much of Cordray's regulatory legacy.
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Currency dealers were also unwinding Swiss franc CHF= and Japanese yen JPY= safety trades and Italian and Spanish bonds held their ground.
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"As the Federal Reserve begins its process of unwinding QE, the preponderance of their assets are five years or shorter," he said.
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"A full-unwinding of the 'Trump Trades' should only bring us to the levels between the 18.00-19.00 consolidation zone," he said.
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The slowdown from September's robust pace largely reflected an unwinding of the boost to building materials and gasoline prices after recent hurricanes.
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One of Trump's other major regulatory maneuvers was unwinding the ACA's requirement that almost all insurance plans cover contraception free of charge.
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The European Central Bank also meets on June 14, when it could signal intentions to start unwinding its massive bond purchasing programme.
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The challenges associated with unwinding the massive monetary policy stimulus global central banks have unleashed in recent years have drawn renewed attention.
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When the unwinding takes place, investors look toward the Federal Reserve — their knight in shining armor — in order to stop the panic.
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Unwinding is not easy for Mr. Sanders under any circumstances, but he seems most likely to let his guard down around children.
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In all regards, the French looked immaculately drilled, unwinding clever set-piece sequences on multiple occasions to catch their opponents off guard.
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You've got "The View" on while you're doing some work around the house, or you're watching "The Daily Show" while you're unwinding.
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In structure and tone, "The Fall of Wisconsin" nods to George Packer's "The Unwinding," which chronicled disillusionment and malaise in American institutions.
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With the Fed only committed to keeping the operations going through the second quarter, cleanly unwinding them could be another nettlesome issue.
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Karvy did, however, say that while it had started unwinding pledged shares following SEBI's June directive it had not finished the process.
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The risks now are that the ECB is unwinding its monetary stimulus right at a time when the economy could head south.
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They faulted him for unwinding former President Obama's energy and environmental policies, arguing that Wheeler is an unbending champion for fossil fuels.
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In the case of Powell, the market is anticipating tighter Fed policy, both from higher interest rates and the balance sheet unwinding.
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So it is truly remarkable to see the Fed announce it will begin unwinding its portfolio of mortgage-backed and treasury securities.
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But if X is playing video games, how is that different from unwinding after work by knitting, watching sports or playing bridge?
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That list of bills includes unwinding the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law, cutting funds for sanctuary cities and combatting human trafficking.
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It is up by a tenth this year thanks to more optimistic earnings expectations and an unwinding of bearish emerging market bets.
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The Fed has hinted it wants to start unwinding its massive $4.5 trillion portfolio before year's end as it normalizes monetary policy.
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The Democratic Senator has also proposed unwinding deals that stifle competition, such as Facebook's acquisitions of rival social networks Instagram and WhatsApp.
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But it won't be all about unwinding at the end of the month: The full moon arrives on April 22 in Scorpio.
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OPEC and its allies including Russia decided earlier this month to cut production in 2019, unwinding a June decision to pump more oil.
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But Powell is steadfast in his commentary today that he doesn't see any tightening that stems from the unwinding of the balance sheet….
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"Now that this debt bubble is unwinding, growth in China is going offline," Michael Pento, president of Pento Portfolio Strategies, wrote on CNBC.
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"It's a classic hallmark of momentum strategies unwinding," he said, referring to a investment strategy that favors buying recent winners and selling losers.
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Sunday's sharp moves point to an unwinding of bets taken in the past few days as traders turned defensive ahead of the vote.
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Chinese officials are also struggling to energize the slowing economy, which has been weakening due to an unwinding of years of excess credit.
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A robot moves along the length of a rotating mandrel, precisely unwinding rolls of carbon-fiber tape and wrapping them around the cylinder.
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After unwinding, the mom-of-three and her beau can dine at one of three restaurants on site specializing in locally sourced ingredients.
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The FTC has also launched a task-force focused specifically on tech firms, which could play a role in unwinding past tech mergers.
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Dr Janhunen hopes to make a start on proving his technology by unwinding a tether 100 metres long in space later this year.
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For many of us, Friday evening means unwinding after a hard week's work with a glass of wine or a nice cold beer.
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As the muscles that had been bound by the taut grip of amphetamine started to relax, I could feel my whole body unwinding.
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I think the social shift we saw toward legal marijuana and the unwinding of the drug war is something that may well endure.
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And this type of gradual unwinding of stock-market leverage would be a first, but it might be happening before our very eyes.
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Strength in business investment bolsters the case for the Federal Reserve announce next month a plan to start unwinding its massive bond portfolio.
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"Unwinding monetary support is far more difficult than expanding it," said a former BOJ policymaker who retains close contact with incumbent central bankers.
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Other negatives for carbon this week included Thursday's unwinding of positions across the European energy complex after losses by the Norwegian power trader.
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The resulting unwinding of short positions saw the Aussie pop up to $0.7615 AUD=D4, from $0.7583 just ahead of the RBA decision.
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If we were to pick a date when the long unwinding of France's party system began, it would likely be May 22012, 0003.
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Unwinding thin peels of citrus into a variety of elegantly detailed figurines, Japanese artist Yoshihiro Okada depicts different animals out of fruit rinds.
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Stricter discipline on the fiscal side could give the ECB more room to go slow in unwinding its quantitative easing bond-buying stimulus.
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The dollar's decline was spurred by traders unwinding complicated cross-market bets that involved borrowing in euro and yen and buying U.S. assets.
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A further unwinding that tanks the S&P 500 to 2,725 would represent a 10% drawdown from its all-time high, for starters.
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Unwinding a huge trade agreement, and the rules that have governed tariffs, movement across borders and adjudication of disputes, would be enormously complicated.
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Yet, it showed how sensitive the market is to any slightest hint that the BOJ is on the cusp of unwinding its stimulus.
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In "The Unwinding," George Packer took a wide-angled look at this country's institutions and mores and was appalled by what he found.
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The delayed start time was due to a combination of unwinding business from legal clients and a lengthy background check, the sources said.
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I think it is more people unwinding positions and not wanting to go long for the weekend more than what Jay Powell said.
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Primary dealers had forecast the Fed would start gradually unwinding its $2.46 trillion worth of government debt and $1.77 trillion of mortgage bonds.
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Expectations that the ECB will follow other major central banks in unwinding stimulus have pushed yields higher since the start of the year.
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Salvini said in future discussions with the Commission he would not accept requests to change the planned unwinding of the existing pension system.
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Both central banks are well behind the Fed which has already raised interest rates five times and has been unwinding its balance sheet.
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The Times has rounded up the latest and greatest books to keep readers happy, hydrated and cool, wherever they happen to be unwinding.
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The first step, he said, is a declaration of how far the North Koreans are willing to go in unwinding their weapons program.
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While payrolls rose 164,000 in July, hours worked declined, sparking some concern of an early sign that the decadelong hiring boom was unwinding.
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The big things that have changed, first of all, is the unwinding of globalization, which was already starting at the beginning of 2020.
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That dip was was due in large part to the unwinding of Welch-led initiatives, such as the financial-services division GE Capital.
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And these are only some of the easier issues involved in Britain and Europe unwinding a legal relationship of more than 40 years.
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They gave up their sovereignty over the country in 1919, in another retreat that heralded the beginning of the unwinding of an empire.
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First, the Federal Reserve will likely start the process of unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet after a two-day meeting this week.
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Meanwhile, once that unwinding begins, don't expect it to have too much of an effect on the stock or bond market, Gross said.
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Bond yields have been pushed up this week on speculation the Bank of Japan is edging closer to unwinding its aggressive stimulus programme.
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The Affordable Care Act has become ingrained in the American health care system, and unwinding it will be a formidable challenge for Republicans.
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For example, if the impact, after the unwinding, is larger than expected, it might cause investors to lose interest in the bond market.
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Philip Wee, currency strategist at DBS says that most of the gains in the pound are due to the unwinding of short positions.
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Exacerbating the declines on Friday, and even more obviously on Monday, was the unwinding of that "buy the dip, short the VIX" trade.
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U.S. government debt prices fell on Thursday as investors continued to react to the Federal Reserve's plans to begin unwinding its balance sheet.
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"In specific cases consolidation may also take the form of the unwinding of banks if they become unviable," she told a parliamentary committee.
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Many economists viewed the Fed's statement last month as a sign policymakers would begin unwinding its bond portfolio atthe close of its Sept.
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But the Fed is expected to begin the process of unwinding its balance sheet in August, by buying fewer Treasury and mortgage securities.
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If you're going to talk about it in terms of leverage and unwinding the balance sheet that's another thing and the important thing.
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GOP chief deputy whip P. McHenry says unwinding pre-ex mandates won't fly in House, evokes his own experience with insurer discrimination. pic.twitter.
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La Stampa said Salvini was ready to reduce the planned spending on citizens' incomes and the unwinding of a previous pension reform, Reuters reported.
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Business investment was the biggest drag with miners still unwinding a decade-long spending boom, while home building retreated after a very strong run.
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Sutherland says the unwinding of a large short position in the market against the dollar earlier this year, has also spurred the dollar higher.
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While there is a level of inconvenience for AT&T customers, this is less about net neutrality and more about unwinding those corporate deals.
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As head of HHS, he would be responsible for the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and its potential unwinding.
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For many of us, a Friday or Saturday night takeout is a traditional and comforting way of unwinding at the end of the week.
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He has said he "potentially" agrees with Elizabeth Warren that big tech should be broken up, such as by unwinding Facebook's purchase of Instagram.
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But rising interest rates and the unwinding of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet - what Gundlach characterizes as "Quantitative Tightening" - are changing the investment backdrop.
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Those steps could include unwinding problematic deals or, if disentangling is too difficult, requiring a company to "clone" its business and then divest it.
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Others suggested they just comply with the officers and put their helmets on, which would have required first unwinding and then reconfiguring their turbans.
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The Fed has been unwinding its balance sheet - bulked up during the post-crisis years to help keep interest rates low - since October 2017.
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"Exports were affected by a stronger real and also by the unwinding of an earlier jump in agricultural exports reflecting bumper harvests," she said.
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Even as the U.S. economy outperforms, the Fed is especially vulnerable, because it is ahead of its peers in unwinding the crisis-era stimulus.
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No timeline yet on shrinking the Fed's holdings, which could stimulate the economy, but unwinding the holdings is likely to start happening this year.
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"People who bought the yen and sold stocks last week seem to be unwinding their positions," said Takuya Takahashi, a strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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This long-term trend, more than recent franc weakness versus the euro, could reassure the SNB it is safe to start unwinding its investments.
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Analysts think it ought to be doing more, if not through bond purchases then by unwinding forward holdings in dollar swaps to release funds.
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"With investors piling on to a one-sided trade, an unwinding of these positions could only add to demand," reads DoubleLine's most recent report.
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The largest decreases were shown by Gazprombank (RUB57 billion, 2%) and National Clearing Centre (RUB67 billion, 2123%, due to unwinding of corporate reverse repo).
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The career central banker's latest creation, a mechanism for unwinding much of his previous work, has been quietly under development for almost a year.
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Additionally, the yen ended the week down 11 percent, unwinding some of the massive flight to safety buying that has recently boosted Japan's currency.
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The Soros fund returned to invest in Barrick Gold Corp after unwinding its stake in the company in the third quarter of last year.
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A decanter set for couples The only thing better than unwinding with a drink after a long day is doing it with your boo.
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Indeed, while some other central banks had recently sounded more hawkish, signs were any unwinding of stimulus globally would not be a synchronized affair.
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When Park called, he was in a taxi heading back to his safe house after picking up supplies and unwinding a little in town.
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For its first usage under Trump, the administration quietly directed the unwinding of one of the United States' best tools at combating corruption abroad.
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Sadly, a recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is threatening local ownership by unwinding the very existence of the franchise model.
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Some market analysts predict the Fed may move to cut interest rates later this year, essentially unwinding the rate hike it adopted in December.
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Along with the Fed's rate hikes, the unwinding of the quantitative easing program could also push fixed-income yields higher in the coming year.
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The inflation never occurred but there is the risk that in the unwinding of policy, all will seem calm until the market suddenly breaks.
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The unwinding of those transactions resulted in a loss of €4.9 billion and brought the bank, France's third-largest, to the brink of collapse.
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Tillerson has a big job ahead of him unwinding Obama's foreign policy messes and North Korea is one of the big challenges facing Trump.
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Powell, a current Fed governor, is widely perceived to continue with current chair Janet Yellen's gradual approach to unwinding the central bank's balance sheet.
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Trump's people were forced to come up with an unwinding scenario that did not require the candidate to admit he'd ever done anything wrong.
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Officials want to end the era of zero interest rates, but they don't want to begin unwinding the unprecedented monetary influx of that period.
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Last week, the Fed revealed that it could begin unwinding its sleeping giant of a balance sheet this year, earlier than expected by markets.
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The slide could be the result of traders unwinding bullish long positions, and could slow as those positions are unwound, Tradition Energy's McGillian said.
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Many economists viewed the Fed's statement last month as a sign policymakers would begin unwinding its bond portfolio at the close of its Sept.
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The Commerce Department said on Wednesday sales dropped 2238 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 2000,22009 units, almost unwinding December's sharp increase.
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That is reflected in latest positioning data which shows that traders have become more cautious about sterling after a recent unwinding of short positions.
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"If Brazil delivers, we will have a huge technical move with investors unwinding long dollar/Brazil positions," said one senior trader in Sao Paulo.
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" In an amended S-1 filing on Wednesday, WeWork's parent company, the We Company, noted that it was unwinding the agreement "at Adam's direction.
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Iran experts say that unwinding the agreement could strengthen the hand of hard-liners who oppose both the deal and Mr. Rouhani's reformist agenda.
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More Fed news: Wall Street still thinks that the central bank needs to slow or stop the unwinding of its crisis-era bond buying.
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The FDIC was responsible for safely unwinding banks during the 5003 financial crisis, the worst to hit the United States in nearly a century.
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But there is no sign that a sizable minority of the country has any interest in unwinding anything that has happened during this administration.
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Analysts said some speculative money had probably bet on that pattern repeating itself, and investors were now unwinding those positions, pushing the currency lower.
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Pence also said Trump plans to take executive actions to start unwinding ObamaCare on day one, but did not get into specifics. http://bit.
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Before unwinding a number of "accumulator" positions this season, Terra Santa was able to close "many sales" at levels of $2000-$212, Teodoro said.
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Iran: Trump told the departments of State, Treasury and Energy to begin unwinding ties to Iran's energy made possible through the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Though most do not expect a rate hike this month, the Fed is projected to announce the unwinding of its massive $4.5 trillion portfolio.
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Still, Mr. Trump is expected this week to start unwinding some of Mr. Obama's E.P.A. regulations on coal-fired power plants and auto emissions.
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Bartsch said concerns about the Fed's policy unwinding are overblown and that the market shouldn't see it as merely the reversal of quantitative easing.
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But in part due to the Lehman experience, we had an idea of how the firm's unwinding would progress and who would do what.
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Investors will parse their statement for clues about the unwinding of their $4.5 trillion balance sheet and what the Fed thinks about U.S. inflation.
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It is investing more in shows developed outside America, too, and unwinding partnerships with foreign distributors so that it can stream its own wares worldwide.
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The newspaper La Stampa said Salvini was ready to reduce the planned spending on a citizen's income and the unwinding of a previous pension reform.
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With all of what's going on with other Central Banks, the Ecb is supposed to begin unwinding or raising rates later this year, I suppose.
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Wednesday's survey showed the Melbourne Institute and Westpac Bank index of consumer sentiment fell 4.8 percent in March, unwinding a 4.3 percent jump in February.
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Mizuho's Yamamoto said traders were unwinding bets on two interest rate cuts in 2019 by Australia's central bank to counter the country's slowing economic growth.
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"An unwinding of excessively bullish positioning for a dovish Fed has put a hammer on gold," said Jeffrey Halley, a senior market analyst with OANDA.
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As special counsel, he's also a storyteller, unwinding the tale of what happened during the 2016 election, while revealing only glimpses of the overall narrative.
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The slowdown in retail sales from September's robust pace largely reflected an unwinding of the boost to building materials and gasoline prices after recent hurricanes.
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The repeated winding and unwinding of the strings spins the disks super fast, allowing to separate blood from plasma in a short period of time.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act put an end to "recharacterizations," or the unwinding of Roth conversions that were completed after the end of 2017.
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"The 2008 market shift caused many people to understand that debt caused some of that unwinding," said Richard Kollauf, director of wealth services at BMO.
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Tillerson had said on Friday that any talks on North Korea could only take place after it began the process of unwinding its weapons programs.
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If New Yorker writer George Packer hadn't already taken the title, former acting FBI director Andrew McCabe's new book might be best titled The Unwinding.
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In the worst case, an unwinding of the alliance would leave Renault stuck as a subscale player ill-equipped to shift profitably to electric vehicles.
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Even though the Federal Reserve is raising rates and about to begin unwinding its QE-inflated balance sheet, it's the most telegraphed tightening in history.
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Unwinding Argentina's formerly protectionist economy has been a key goal of President Mauricio Macri, which could foreground the country's role in the lithium supply market.
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"This is the unwinding of the Trump trade or the Trump trade re-do," said Jeff Lipton, head of municipal research and strategy at Oppenheimer.
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THE FIRST STEP IS SITTING DOWN WITH THEIR ANTITRUST ADVISERS AND REALLY UNWINDING WHY THERES NO ANTITRUST ISSUE, THEN LET THE CEOS CUT THE DEAL.
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Investors also remain cautious with rising yields in Europe on bets the European Central Bank is moving ever closer towards unwinding its massive monetary stimulus.
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Barclays said in a note Friday that it believes the yen had been "excessively" undervalued compared with the country's economic fundamentals and that's now unwinding.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt came into office in 1933 wanting to end America's experiment with imperialism, and began unwinding US control over Cuba and the Philippines.
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The president is expected to sign the bill into law, thus unwinding the internet privacy rules promulgated by the FCC late in the Obama administration.
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That means tail risk events could spark a dramatic unwinding of these positions as large numbers of investors seek to sell at the same time.
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Senators like Ted Cruz of Texas have said lowering premiums is their first priority, and they believe unwinding the regulations are essential to doing that.
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Some worry that the unwinding of the European Central Bank's bond-buying scheme risks sparking a new crisis in highly indebted member states like Italy.
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Traders have been unwinding short positions on sterling, in part because they see a growing chance of a breakthrough at Wednesday's EU summit in Brussels.
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"That has translated into a moderating sense of concern and that's why we are seeing kind of an unwinding of safe-haven bets," Esiner said.
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Since now is the time to put unwinding at the top of your mind, we're giving you full permission to indulge in our favorite pastime.
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That should mean the Fed is on track to raise interest rates multiple times and that the unwinding of the balance sheet remains on track.
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Background reading: • Under guard at his home, the Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López contemplates what might still be possible to stop his country from unwinding.
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We've all been so abused by smelly socks that MP is saddled with the tough job of unwinding a whole cycle of stereotypes and baggage.
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They think unwinding those rules would lower premiums, while they point to high-risk pools as a way to cover people with high medical costs.
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If Fox decides to pursue sales negotiations, it would represent a potential unwinding of a media kingdom that the Murdoch family has assembled for decades.
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Tillerson had said on Friday that any talks on North Korea could only take place after it began the process of unwinding its weapons programmes.
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Analysts regard him as likely to continue the Fed's gradual unwinding of that campaign, although perhaps pressing to raise interest rates a little more quickly.
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It's unclear whether Sullivan will consider the disagreement about the Turkey project and the related disclosures central enough to Flynn's plea to merit unwinding it.
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Yellen has said the upcoming unwinding should not be market-rattling, or will be more like "watching paint dry" as she told reporters in June.
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With the impact of the recession unwinding and fuel prices down by a quarter from their earlier peak, fuel demand has resumed fairly strong growth.
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But the prices HNA has sought and the complex structures, loans and other business links that bind its holdings have made unwinding its investments difficult.
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It began unwinding many acquisitions to focus on its core airlines and tourism businesses after racking up high levels of debt and drawing regulatory scrutiny.
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The fourth straight weekly decline saw claims almost unwinding the jump seen in early December, which was blamed on a later-than-normal Thanksgiving Day.
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The initial reaction of investors to the coup had been to bid up safe havens such as the Japanese yen, but that was quickly unwinding.
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She also noted that on Tuesday investors were in fact taking advantage of the volatility and unwinding some previously purchased so-called "protection" for portfolios.
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Fed officials are still unwinding some of those moves, and chances are the hangover from those policies will be with them well into the future.
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Still, the Fed has pushed ahead with four rate hikes that began in December 2015 and is now preparing to start unwinding the balance sheet.
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Unwinding of short dollar positions was also evident against the euro with the single currency slipping 0.2 percent to a one-week low of 1.13230.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is already on a path of raising rates and is expected to start unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet this year.
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Characters periodically break the fourth wall by looking into the camera and directly addressing the viewer, as if to assert ownership on the unwinding story.
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A global unwinding of long positions in the greenback also helped rouse the normally sleepy currency into its sharpest rally in more than a year.
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You need rest, but Mars in Cancer might find you too stimulated to get some, so be extra luxurious about unwinding and don't overbook yourself.
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The Unwinding, by George Packer: It tells the story of the economy and how it's changed — rising inequality through the perspective of four-plus lives.
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He called for better data on corporate dominance, and said his administration would more closely examine proposed mergers, possibly unwinding mergers that had already taken place.
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The European Central Bank makes a policy decision on Thursday amid speculation that it could signal its intention to start unwinding its massive bond purchasing program.
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The committee also gave no indication on when it may start unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet, a topic of increasing interest on Wall Street lately.
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He'd like to announce the decision next week along with plans to start unwinding EPA rules limiting carbon emissions from power plants, according to the Times.
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The proposal, which suggests ramping up antitrust enforcement and unwinding the sector's most problematic mergers, is poised to be a cornerstone of Warren's 2020 presidential campaign.
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"I think the focus will be shifting to the BOJ's move towards unwinding its monetary stimulus," said Atsushi Takeda, chief economist at Itochu Economic Research Institute.
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The central bank maintained its ultra-easy policy at a rate review on Thursday, lagging further behind the U.S. Federal Reserve in unwinding crisis-mode stimulus.
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Catch one of many exotic fish shown swimming on the Nintendo Switch screen by casting your Fishing Rod and unwinding the reel to lower the hook.
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Politicians, regulators and investors now want closer policing and more stringent penalties, unwinding a system where the state largely trusted banks to keep themselves in check.
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Low-rated Italian, Spanish and Portuguese government bond yields, seen as particularly vulnerable to unwinding of extraordinary stimulus, were particularly hard hit, rising 5-8 bps.
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Historically margin debt acts as a "great accelerator" as the stock market corrects, but this time the unwinding may be at a gradual and orderly pace.
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Concerns that the bank could begin unwinding its stimulus pushed the yield on benchmark 10-year Japanese government bonds to its highest level in a year.
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Some market participants blamed Monday's late-day stocks meltdown and the after-hours futures rollercoaster on the massive unwinding of short positions in volatility-linked ETPs.
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Net length in Brent has fallen to its lowest level for 55 weeks, unwinding most of the increase since prices started to rise in July 2017.
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The moves across markets point to an unwinding of bets taken in the past few days when traders had turned defensive ahead of the French election.
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CLI has been unwinding its subordinated JV interest through sales and conversions to "participating" interests whereby the company received a share of the ongoing cash flows.
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Rand Paul's apparent discomfort on Thursday as President Donald Trump entered the Oval Office to sign an executive order unwinding parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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ExxonMobil had warned in April 2016 that any unwinding of joint marketing "could make it more difficult to invest and bring on new supplies in Gippsland".
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Germany's nuclear exit, Spain's unwinding of renewables subsidies and Britain's threat of price caps all show the extent to which utilities dance to governments' regulatory tunes.
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Regulators warned five of America's largest banks that they are still too big to fail and do not have "credible" plans for unwinding in a crisis.
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As a result, the IMF urged G20 leaders meeting this Friday and Saturday in Germany to boost their banking systems and improve regulation, not unwinding measures.
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While the Fed is unwinding its accommodative monetary policy, other central banks are still propping up their economies with ultralow interest rates and quantitative easing programs.
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An "In" vote is seen as quickly unwinding gold's 5-percent gain in June, as appetite for risk rises and focus returns to the U.S. economy.
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"This is the cash-out before Ramadan, and it is not uncommon to see some unwinding ahead of the quieter period," said a Jeddah-based trader.
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The moves across markets point to an unwinding of bets taken in the past few days as traders had turned defensive ahead of the French election.
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Mr. Powell has voted for every Fed policy decision since 2012, including its four interest rate increases and the gradual unwinding of the Fed's stimulus campaign.
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And although positioning data has the value of long dollar positions tumbling with the unwinding of the euro/dollar carry trade, the market remains long dollars.
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The sell-off was exacerbated by low liquidity in early trade, resumption of power cuts and the ongoing unwinding of carry trades as downgrade risks heightened.
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In 9223, the unwinding of the short position between January and July that year helped drive gold up more than $2922 to a two-year high.
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Yet the bill's passage in the House, by 233 to 186, keeps alive the Republican Party's dream of unwinding one of President Barack Obama's signature accomplishments.
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The recent declines followed investors unwinding bullish positions built following the killing of a senior Iranian general in a U.S. air strike in Iraq on Jan.
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This means blocking more medical mergers and may ultimately require unwinding deals that have already happened, in order to ensure that patients have a genuine choice.
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Since President Trump signed a bill including the debt lift Friday, it was able to start unwinding those measures with regular borrowing, and increase the debt.
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Yes, 'The Unwinding of the Miracle' is certainly a book about how to die, but even more than that, it's a book about how to live.
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Whether you need to catch up on rest or enjoy time getting lost in a fantasy novel, engaging your imagination and unwinding is key right now.
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Mike Lee (R-UT), one of the most conservative members, still isn't sure he's satisfied by the plan's unwinding of the health care law's insurance regulations.
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Conservatives want to roll back all of the law's insurance regulations; moderates are more skittish about unwinding the popular protections for people with preexisting medical conditions.
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Some hedge funds were surprised by the Fed's dovish stance, leading to an unwinding of dollar-long positions built up before its meeting on Wednesday, analysts said.
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The big picture on oil: US crude futures are in retreat, unwinding a rally triggered Thursday by an attack on two tankers in the Gulf of Oman.
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Breaking the news Just mention politics to a group of men unwinding over gas station coffee and the insults come fast and fierce, political correctness be damned.
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Simons also said the study could ultimately "result in unwinding" any number of acquisitions the companies have made over the past 85033 years if they identify malfeasance.
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Euro zone borrowing costs remained close to multi-week lows on a view that the ECB will take a slow and steady approach to unwinding monetary stimulus.
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The Commerce Department said single-family-home sales dropped 22.1 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 2238,2000 units, almost unwinding December's sharp increase.
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The office thought the House bill's unwinding of insurance regulations would have a slight positive impact on coverage, but also price some sicker people out of insurance.
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The gradual unwinding of purchases has also pushed up German yields but shorter-dated yields remain below zero, meaning investors are effectively paying to own German debt.
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If Italy's election too passes without major ructions, it will remove a layer of political risk from the calendar and reinforce the case for unwinding ECB stimulus.
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That was how Janet Yellen, the former head of the Federal Reserve, described plans for a gradual unwinding of its $4.5trn balance-sheet announced in September 2017.
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Ward argues that "we have to start thinking the unthinkable" now, in terms of unwinding economic ties to China and shifting supply chains to politically friendly countries.
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Investors are bracing for key events such as the start of the unwinding of the Fed's balance sheet in September after a prolonged period of quantitative easing.
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"Trump's protectionist policies may prove another big step back in the gradual unwinding of goods globalisation that has defined the past 30 years," wrote analysts at Nomura.
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For instance, the trader executed fake trades during overnight hours to move rates, often unwinding or cancelling the trades within seconds of their being placed, DFS said.
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Navarro, a former economics professor, has said that a trade priority would be the unwinding and repatriating of international supply chains which many U.S. firms rely on.
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The Commerce Department said single-family home sales dropped 22.1 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 2238,2000 units, almost unwinding December's sharp increase.
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Sleep, the Casper team surmised, is not so much an on-and-off switch but an entire process, which should begin with a moment of deliberate unwinding.
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"There is some position unwinding going on with investors toning down expectations of how much fiscal stimulus will be provided," said Yujiro Goto, currency strategist at Nomura.
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Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna, believes that given recent geopolitical uncertainties and the "unwinding" of the Trump trade, gold is currently a sound investment.
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Concerns about the flooding did prompt some investment funds, who are holding big short positions on grains, to begin unwinding some of those bearish bets on Thursday.
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But as economic uncertainty has rocked markets around the world, investors are now unwinding big bets and covering shorts on the Japanese yen on a massive scale.
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Last week's futures data showed speculators were still unwinding long positions, or bets that prices will rise, as high U.S. inventories offset cuts from other oil producers.
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Get the Star Trek Electronic Door Chime for $27.99 See Details When you're unwinding after a day of work, it's nice to slip into a cozy bathrobe.
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Although advances in computing power provide the opportunity to back-test strategies, it remains hard to know whether hedges could contribute to a broader unwinding of trades.
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The formal process of unwinding Britain's membership in the European Union begins only when the British government invokes Article 50 of the treaty governing the bloc's operations.
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Fink stressed that central bankers need to be careful as they continue to normalize monetary policy by gradually increasing interest rates and unwinding their massive balance sheets.
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The result was a rapid unwinding of short sterling positions by investors who had hedged against a no-deal Brexit and a sharp jump in the currency.
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"Some reports suggested that the increase in volatility was amplified by the unwinding of trading positions based on various types of volatility trading strategies," the minutes said.
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Since many people were positioned for continued synchronized global growth into this year, the unwinding of that trade could be an important story in the coming months.
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Finally, the unwinding of the Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet, an unprecedented move in central banking history, will have to go off pretty much without a hitch.
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The Bank of Canada raised interest rates on Wednesday, highlighting that major central banks are unwinding the extraordinary monetary policies put in place after the financial crisis.
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The report helped the dollar rebound from two days of losses that forced the unwinding of large bets in favor of the greenback against other currencies worldwide.
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In a joint statement, three ranking Democrats of committees with some jurisdiction over health care decried the rule as a measure aimed at unwinding ObamaCare's consumer protections.
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The reason: traders are unwinding their bullish bets when oil prices approach $50 a barrel and covering their short positions when crude heads toward $40, Fisher said.
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Analysts had expected BI to start unwinding policy tightening this year, seeing that inflation remained low and economic growth in the first quarter was slower than expected.
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If the global economy is accelerating, OPEC is unwinding its production cuts, and oil prices are rising again, the White House is likely to be less aggressive.
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If Italy's election too passes without major ructions, it will remove a layer of political risk from the calendar and reinforce the case for unwinding ECB stimulus.
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The yield gap between Italian bonds - viewed as particularly vulnerable to an unwinding, or "tapering", of monetary stimulus - and German is its narrowest since December IT10YT=TWEB.
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Only 1.23% of economists now expect the BOJ's next move to be an unwinding of stimulus, the poll showed, sharply down from 70% in last month's survey.
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The potential sale of Simon & Schuster is part of a great unwinding taking place across the media industry as conglomerates cleave off or close down ancillary businesses.
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The sell-off was exacerbated by low liquidity in early trade, the resumption of power cuts and the ongoing unwinding of carry trades as downgrade risks heightened.
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Both the Fed's crisis-fighting measures and their later unwinding have shaped global capital flows, investment and, often, policy decisions in other countries more than ever before.
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And the Fed's strategy on unwinding its bond holdings in a steady, consistent manner is a form of forward guidance too — and one that Mr. Powell affirmed.
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As part of the strategic review of its portfolio, eBay suggested, it will closely examine its core marketplace business and consider unwinding some expansions into adjacent businesses.
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Europe seemed to have finally turned a corner last year, and Mr. Draghi began cautiously unwinding its program of bond buying, a strategy known as quantitative easing.
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Mr. Biden is advocating a more incremental approach: adding a "public option" for anyone to buy into the current Medicare system, without unwinding the existing insurance marketplace.
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"It's a double-edged sword," said Juan Carlos Alderete, director of economic analysis at Banorte, saying there were signs investors had been rapidly unwinding their peso positions.
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The European Central Bank on Thursday left its key interest rates unchanged, and President Mario Draghi expressed caution heading further into a period of unwinding quantitative easing.
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"Not in a million years did I think I'd be back," Stoddart told Reuters at the Hungarian Grand Prix, unwinding in what was the Manor team's motorhome.
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It began unwinding those bets two years ago to shift the focus to its core airlines and tourism businesses, after drawingscrutiny from Beijing and other overseas regulators.
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The charts also chronicle Nadella&aposs leadership, from unwinding the failed Nokia acquisition led by his predecessor to finding a bright spot in the cloud computing business.
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But seeking an injunction of this kind would be an uncommon step for a federal antitrust agency because officials rarely consider unwinding mergers that have already closed.
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Many, including hedge funds, are unwinding trades in which they bought Japanese stocks while selling yen, which often moves in the opposite direction, as a safety measure.
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The industry faces a squall of new pressures from trade tensions, the partial unwinding of globalisation and an anti-flying campaign from climate activists, notably in Europe.
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He will most likely continue the Fed's gradual efforts to tighten credit markets, both via occasional increases in interest rates and by slowly unwinding the monetary base.
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The British economy contracted in the second quarter of the year due to manufacturing weakness and the unwinding of stockpiles built up before an earlier Brexit deadline.
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"Perhaps the biggest worry is the potential unwinding of global central banks' vast quantitative easing stimulus programs in the coming months," said Fawad Razaqzada, Market Analyst, Forex.
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That largely reflected an unwinding of the rush by many factories to get ready for the original Brexit deadline which has now been delayed until Oct. 31.
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The first thing to know is that quantitative tightening is basically the slow unwinding of a series of policies put in place to counter the financial crisis.
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Over the years, that and other, equally venerable rules will be broken, a slow unwinding of the old ways that escalates into full-scale slaughter and chaos.
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THE UNWINDING OF THE MIRACLE A Memoir of Life, Death, and Everything That Comes After By Julie Yip-Williams When we meet Julie Yip-Williams at the beginning of "The Unwinding of the Miracle," her eloquent, gutting and at times disarmingly funny memoir, she has already died, having succumbed to colon cancer in March 2018 at the age of 42, leaving behind her husband and two young daughters.
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If the globalization era that began nearly 30 years ago helped lift average stock valuations, will the unwinding of this premium restrain equity performance in a structural way?
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But the free power is so tightly woven into the fabric of society that unwinding it could worsen the plight of the people who live in Puerto Rico.
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"SunEdison is going through a very difficult period of unwinding M&A deals and trying to deleverage," Raymond James analyst Pavel Molchanov said in an email to Reuters.
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Consumer prices rose 40.9 percent in 2016 as center-right President Mauricio Macri allowed the peso currency to float and began unwinding utilities subsidies shortly after taking office.
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"Investors are seen unwinding their buy-yen, sell-stocks positions which were persistent in the past few days," said Yutaka Miura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities.
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With inflation remaining stubbornly subdued despite more than five years of massive monetary easing, the BOJ is lagging well behind other central banks in unwinding crisis-mode stimulus.
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Unfortunately, Trump and EPA head Scott Pruitt are currently working to do the exact opposite, withdrawing the US from the Paris Agreement and unwinding Obama-era climate regulations.
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As French bonds recovered ground on Thursday so did other euro zone bonds that have suffered from heightened political risks and worries about an unwinding of ECB stimulus.
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After Trump announced the unwinding of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA, many California Republicans called for legislative action to preserve protections for young immigrants.
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"Simply unwinding the deal may not be enough to restore the competition that would have existed but for the challenged transaction," Conner said at a conference on Saturday.
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There is also a fourth story, a tale of the tripling of the United States stock market from 2009 to 2014 and its supposed sudden unwinding this year.
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Despite all the reports claiming you should sleep far away from your phone, there's something incredibly appealing about unwinding to white noise or a soothing song or podcast.
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But the more he says about the pace of unwinding, the more likely it is that markets start to read it as a signal of broader monetary policy.
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The company is currently unwinding Morrison's efforts to branch into healthier and more fresh foods while doubling down on product lines it knows well — snacks, meals and beverages.
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Defining unborn children as persons has been a key goal of anti-abortion advocates, who see it as the first step to unwinding court decisions that legalize abortion.
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The ECB is all but certain to cut back on its bond-buying stimulus on Thursday, taking its biggest step yet in unwinding years of loose monetary policy.
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The precious metal is often used as a hedge in times of political uncertainty though Macron's first round election victory had sparked an unwinding in safe haven trades.
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Now, it is preparing to embark on what could be the more perilous part — unwinding the $4.5 trillion of bonds it holds on its so-called balance sheet.
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The new leaders of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) are taking the most significant step yet toward unwinding rules panned by the finance industry and the GOP.
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It is a sign the 'great unwinding' of crisis-era low interest rates is spreading and resurgent growth in Europe and the United States is benefiting Asia too.
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The return of a more usual curve suggested that the loss-cutting and position unwinding of "volatility short" strategies had run its course for now, easing investors' nerves.
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In September, the Federal Reserve announced plans to start unwinding its massive balance sheet while the European Central Bank (ECB) is also poised to heavily cut its stimulus.
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Obama criticized Trump for politicizing the Department of Justice, unwinding the social safety net and busting the budget with a tax-cut bill he said would exacerbate inequality.
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Brazilian truckers association Abcam, which says it represents at least 600,13 independent truck drivers, called on members to stand down, but warned that unwinding protests would take time.
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That will cause the Fed to put its asset unwinding program on hold and to start pondering ways to ease monetary conditions to provide support to the economy.
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The different shades that correspond to the various buildups of tape are a trace of the unwinding, suggestive of what was once whole and of its ongoing destruction.
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I know from experience in Texas that the unwinding of funding and support for Planned Parenthood and other family contraception providers has had a devastating impact on women.
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"The authorities' resolute stance in unwinding the bank bailouts is welcome," Mr. David Lipton, the IMF's First Deputy Managing Director, said in a statement following the board meeting.
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Observers generally believe the Fed will begin unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet — the portfolio of fixed income it has accrued in its economic stimulus programs — in September.
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Ms. Fibikar, who now has her master's degree, says she likes to cup the bats' bodies in hand while carefully unwinding the cord from their feet and wings.
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"Treasury yields had priced in a gloomy outlook, and now they're unwinding some of that negativity," said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust Advisory Services in Atlanta.
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But unwinding or significantly altering the rule, which took the bureau five years to develop, requires a lengthy administrative process, which the bureau has not yet formally begun.
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Euro zone government bond yields slid as the unexpected fall in German industrial output was seen as encouraging the European Central Bank to prolong an unwinding of stimulus.
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European markets closed higher Thursday after the Federal Reserve announced a plan to begin unwinding its balance sheet and signaled one more interest rate hike for this year.
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No one thinks the Fed will raise rates at the meeting, but there is speculation that it could signal the beginning of the balance sheet unwinding for September.
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Plus, investor expectations that the Fed would go very slow in unwinding its massive balance sheet are such that it would take a massive hit to its credibility.
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Speculators in the FX market have begun unwinding some of their short bets against the euro and sterling , Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data released on Friday, showed.
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My parents had been divorced for more than 20 years, so she hadn't been part of the last two days of unwinding what my grandmother had left behind.
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It began unwinding those bets two years ago to shift the focus to its core airlines and tourism businesses, after drawing scrutiny from Beijing and other overseas regulators.
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I've found it helpful for added concentration while tending to non-audio tasks at work, but also for unwinding, relaxing and reflecting at the end of the day.
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The vote, 217-to-213, on President Trump's 105th day in office, keeps alive the Republican dream of unwinding the signature legislative achievement of former President Barack Obama.
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He said the latest job number is "more than enough" for the Federal Reserve to keep on its path of raising rates and eventually unwinding its balance sheet.
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Mr. Powell, chosen by President Trump as her successor, has emphasized that he supports the Fed's current monetary policy of slowly unwinding its post-crisis economic stimulus campaign.
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Asset disposals have shrunk UniCredit's foreign and domestic operations, with the unwinding of its Turkish JV giving the bank freedom to sell its residual stake in Yapi Kredi.
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The currency's strength came from traders unwinding their long positions on the dollar, as well as from Brexit optimism, said Gallo, adding that he expected this to continue.
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The Fed late last year began the process of unwinding its more than $4 trillion balance sheet by tapering back on purchases it makes to replace maturing securities.
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The court's decision means an injunction preventing the Trump administration from unwinding the program will remain in place as the 28500th Circuit Court of Appeals continues its review.
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The Fed is expected to announce a plan to start unwinding its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities at a policymaking meeting next month.
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Minneapolis wheat struggled though, especially late in the week, as heavy deliveries against the September contract and the unwinding of long Minneapolis/short Chicago spread positions sent prices lower.
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Fitch reckons banks can, if needed, access up to $90 billion over 12 months by tapping reserves they hold at the central bank and by unwinding currency derivatives positions.
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This calls for additional rate hikes over the next year as well as continued unwinding of the Fed's balance sheet, which grew to $4.5 trillion during the Great Recession.
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Unwinding short funding positions appears to be offsetting the impact of a dovish BOJ statement, Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex LLC, said in a note.
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Analysts have suggested in the past that one option for unwinding the holding would be for Roche to buy the Novartis stake as part of a share repurchase program.
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The bill would also be Trump and the Republican Congress's biggest step in unwinding the Affordable Care Act, as it would eliminate the individual mandate to buy health insurance.
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Industry sources said the bulk of this was tendered on behalf of Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC), signaling that the trade house is unwinding its majority hold on certified stocks.
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The central bank is likely to keep interest rate unchanged and say that it will start unwinding its holdings of about $4.2 trillion in bonds and mortgage-backed securities.
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This would leave the clearing-house responsible for unwinding the contracts, a difficult task if the margin for bitcoin contracts is mixed with that from other contracts, as now.
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Despite good progress in unwinding legacy assets the cost of reducing this portfolio continues to weigh heavily on profitability and we expect this to continue into the medium-term.
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The big picture: The "backbone" of Biden's policy will involve remaining in the Paris climate deal, and preserving emissions and vehicle mileage rules that President Trump's agencies are unwinding.
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The big picture: Per Reuters, the policy will likely include: Staying in the Paris climate deal and preserving Obama-era emissions and vehicle mileage rules that Trump is unwinding.
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Fed watchers have showed concern that if the process of unwinding the balance sheet isn't done correctly, this could not only be disruptive but also drive rates up unexpectedly.
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The market was surprised last week when the Fed's minutes from its March meeting revealed that Fed officials would like to begin unwinding the Fed's balance sheet this year.
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Group sales in Britain rose 2.6%, while international sales fell 18% as sales in Ireland slowed due to the unwinding of Brexit related stock in Irish customers' supply chains.
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Other long-term indicators he tracks are also suggesting that this 18-month correction in which biotech has been stuck is "unwinding at this point in time," he added.
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Embedded in that idea is the prospect of the partial unwinding of a number of forces that for decades have increased economic growth and the returns enjoyed by investors.
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This season, they'll be unwinding in Vegas, Pauly D and Ronnie's new hometown—and a great place, as the trailer suggests, for babies, weddings, and reconnecting with old enemies.
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His preferred watering hole is the Fat Cat, a plain jazz bar in the West Village where he enjoys unwinding at the Ping-Pong table with his musician friends.
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Culp has been working feverishly to revive GE since taking over last October, but unwinding decades of bad management and convoluted accounting is a job of years, not quarters.
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In addition, the Fed is in the process of unwinding its portfolio of mortgage and Treasury bonds that had pushed its balance sheet above $4.5 trillion at one point.
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" As far as so-called unwinding of banks that pose a risk, she added: "We're going to do in an orderly way so there will not be any surprises.
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"The yen lost a lot of ground on Friday, so there is some speculative unwinding of positions ahead of the BOJ meeting," said Yujiro Goto, currency strategist at Nomura.
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Learn the history of Japan's capital at the Tokyo National Museum before unwinding in one of the city's many serene gardens, such as the Imperial Palace or Koishikawa Korakuen.
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Yellen and the FOMC detailed the planned unwinding of the balance sheet, or the portfolio of bonds and agency debt the central bank acquired during three rounds of easing.
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The Fed has said it would begin unwinding the Treasurys and mortgage securities it holds as they mature, at an initial cap of $10 billion a month for both.
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Though part of that was because of investors who bet on the deal's prospects unwinding their positions, the episode exemplifies the strange prism through which investors see tech opportunities.
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Bond yields have continued to creep higher this year on the back of unwinding stimulus packages from central banks and the belief that inflation is starting to pick up.
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The growth has put pressure on governments to start unwinding their decade-long monetary easing programs, slowly bringing interest rates back up to prevent an overheating of the economy.
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Dudley also said there might only be a slight pause in the Fed's plan to normalize rates if the central bank starts unwinding its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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The central bank is expected to announce plans to begin unwinding its $543 trillion portfolio of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, nearly a decade after the global financial crisis.
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The recent decisions by Philippine Competition Commission and CCCS in not pursuing the route of unwinding the Transaction demonstrate a deeper appreciation of Grab's potential to serve the region.
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We are seeing "position unwinding, given that people were looking for a dovish Bank of Canada meeting," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy at TD Securities.
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Party leaders have been hellbent on unwinding regulations since Trump entered the Oval Office, and many vow that nothing will be done on the issue while they're in office.
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I found that I really cherish staying plugged in later on weekend nights, and I missed unwinding from the week by staying up late and watching TV in bed.
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The proposal would allow for shorter prison terms and more judicial discretion in sentencing, unwinding some of the tough-on-crime policies that have swelled the federal prison population.
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The Fed is expected to take another step towards normalization and could also announce plans to begin unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet of Treasurys and mortgage backed securities.
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AT&T has put a self-imposed division between itself and Turner's cable networks, including CNN, TBS and TNT, which would make a theoretical unwinding of the merger easier.
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In Texas and other border communities, and in Washington, the administration is reckoning with the real-world logistics of unwinding the family separation policy, along with ferocious political blowback.
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In March, she outlined a plan to break up Google, Amazon, and Facebook by unwinding mergers like the social network's acquisition of Instagram and Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods.
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But comments by the European Central Bank's chief economist that the Bank would debate unwinding stimulus at next week's Governing Council gave the single currency a lift on Wednesday.
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The inclination among officers, Stoughton said, is not to record footage of an officer unwinding moments after a shooting because officers may not phrase things in the right way.
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But the currency's immediate market reaction to the rule unwinding is a reminder of how precarious Beijing's high-wire balancing act really is when it comes to the yuan.
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But the Airbus dispute dates to 2004, thus whatever damage might have been caused has long been overshadowed by, among other things, the disastrous unwinding of its 737 Max.
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Delta benefited from cheaper fuel and the unwinding of its minority stake in Brazilian carrier Gol, the result of Delta's new stake in Gol's larger South American competitor Latam.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies including Russia decided earlier this month to cut production in 2019, unwinding a June decision to pump more oil.
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Economists mostly expect the Fed to announce it will begin unwinding its balance sheet in September and raise its target funds rate range by another quarter point in December.
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Germany is heading towards a tightly contested federal election of its own in September, and senior politicians there have repeatedly urged the ECB to start unwinding its expansionary policy.
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"Coming out of the weekend we had concerns about the Italian election, trade wars, and now all that is unwinding with stocks rallying," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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That includes higher though still low rates and the first steps toward unwinding the mammoth $4.5 trillion balance sheet of bonds the Fed accrued during its economic stimulus efforts.
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The data releases came a day after the Federal Reserve hinted could start unwinding its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet "relatively soon" if the economy moves along as expected.
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Yesterday on our blog, my colleagues David Bailey and David Bookbinder offered a close look at how far Republicans could go in the course of unwinding federal climate action.
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But the industry also faces a squall of new pressures from trade tensions, the partial unwinding of globalization and an anti-flying campaign from climate activists, notably in Europe.
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In a note Thursday, Morgan Stanley's European FX team wrote that Sunday's vote is the "key potential near-term risk" for unwinding the recent upward run for the euro.
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And if the market truly is close to the end of the credit cycle as so many expect, the huge asset managers may have difficulties unwinding their massive holdings.
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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon will begin "unwinding" Turkey's participation in the F-35 program, upping the ante in a messy deal between Washington and Ankara over a Russian-made missile system.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index ended flat as traders awaited clues from the Fed about plans to start unwinding its $4.2-trillion portfolio of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.
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The central bank is also expected to announce plans to begin unwinding its $25 trillion portfolio of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, nearly a decade after the global financial crisis.
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"Any unwinding of joint marketing will only increase those costs in the short term and make it more difficult to invest and bring on new supplies in Gippsland," it said.
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"Unwinding these mergers will promote healthy competition in the market — which will put pressure on big tech companies to be more responsive to user concerns, including about privacy," Warren writes.
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Still, the yen remained supported, with the Japanese currency rising 0.2% to 109.30 against the dollar, unwinding some of its hefty losses sustained against the dollar in the previous session.
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Just as I've had to find new (healthier!) ways of managing my anxiety, I've had to find new ways of unwinding after work and new ways of socializing on weekends.
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But rich people might be even more insufferable when they're on vacation—unwinding from the stress that comes with having sold your soul to the devil is hard, you know.
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Unwinding after a long day at the parks is a must, and this fine herb and foraged mushroom-topped velvety soup from Artist Point at Wilderness Lodge does the trick.
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News that Germany posted a national inflation rate of 1.9 percent stoked talk of an unwinding of monetary stimulus by the ECB, even though the inflation outcome was below expectations.
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President Trump's bid to vastly expand areas available for offshore drilling is on ice — a development rooted in politics, oil markets, and the legal hurdle of unwinding a predecessor's policies.
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The central bank is also expected to announce plans to begin unwinding its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, nearly a decade after the global financial crisis.
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The euro EUR= weakened on Draghi's comments but remains 2.5 percent stronger compared to the start of the year, cutting imported inflation and unwinding some of the ECB's easing efforts.
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In recent days Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester and Fed Governor Lael Brainard both said they supported ending the U.S. central bank's unwinding of its bond holdings this year.
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In fact, 73 percent of economists who see stimulus unwinding as the BOJ's next step don't expect that to happen until 2020 or later, up from 1.13 percent last month.
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Even if the ECB announces later this month that it will begin unwinding its quantitative easing (QE), as is widely expected, its balance sheet will shrink only in slow-motion.
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Driving down the dollar has been a growing view that central banks such as the ECB and the Band of Japan may start unwinding easy monetary policy quicker than expected.
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New chief Satya Nadella began unwinding the effort almost as soon as the deal closed, eventually laying off most of the more than 4,000 Finnish employees gained through the acquisition.
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"The one thing that concerns me, why I'm not a buyer here, is the fear trade is unwinding at the moment," said John Caruso, senior market strategist at RJO Futures.
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Or, if you have a partner with testicles and you're in the mood for a more X-rated form of unwinding, you could try another tea bag-adjacent activity: teabagging.
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In the short term however, William told CNBC it was likely gold would see "further unwinding" in the short-term, before prices made their next big move to the upside.
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In a fascinating essay earlier this year, he argued that Trump, like Carter, became president and will likely fail as president because the current order within his party is unwinding.
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Should Clinton win, emerging market assets should rally, cheering an end to a long spell of uncertainty and the unwinding of trades betting on a Trump presidency, market analysts say.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar edged lower against its U.S. counterpart on Thursday, largely unwinding the boost it got from a Bank of Canada interest rate hike a day earlier.
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Among them are a possible inventory unwinding related to the U.S.-China trade war, the effect of the ongoing U.S. housing slump or even seasonal adjustment problems during colder quarters.
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This selling, they added, could reflect foreign speculators' position unwinding or hedge selling from brokers who took sell orders from big Japanese investors but there is no clear consensus yet.
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There is no Musial, and there is no Julio Franco, who aimed his bat at the pitcher from over his head before unwinding with tornadic gusto as the pitch approached.
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It is all too likely that as the process of Fed balance sheet unwinding gets underway, some external event will trigger a bursting of today's asset and credit market bubbles.
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European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said he expected a vigorous pickup in euro zone inflation, backing moves toward unwinding an ECB asset purchase program meant to stimulate the economy.
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"The market is unwinding an overly pessimistic view on U.S. rates, which is the reason that the dollar has bottomed, overall," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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Some property developers are seen benefiting from Labor's housing plans while others in the sector, structured as trusts, stand to gain from an unwinding of tax breaks on corporate dividends.
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Arison is also in the process of unwinding her controlling shareholding in Hapoalim, Israel's largest bank, selling a 4.26 percent stake in November to institutional investors for 1.425 billion shekels.
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Despite the housing slowdown, economists expect the Federal Reserve to outline a plan to begin unwinding its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities at its Sept.
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It is now in the process of unwinding that program and raising interest rates, but Caron argues the Fed is not yet at the point where it is "tightening" policy.
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Traders have been unwinding short positions on sterling in part because they see a growing chance of a breakthrough at an informal EU summit in Austria which starts on Wednesday.
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This is potentially a very big deal; we could be looking at the unwinding of the whole global trade system built, largely under U.S. leadership, over the past 80 years.
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That, said analysts, confirmed a view that any unwinding of European Central Bank stimulus will be protracted as the central bank struggles to hit its near 2 percent inflation target.
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They said Mr. Pai's message was clear: The F.C.C., an independent agency, will mirror the Trump administration's rapid unwinding of government regulations that businesses fought against during the Obama administration.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future developments that could individually or collectively result in negative rating action include: - Failure to make progress in reducing general government debt/GDP ratios or unwinding external imbalances.
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That fight was also instigated by the battle over immigration — and specifically Democratic demands for legislation to replace the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program that President Trump is unwinding.
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While the Fed is not expected to raise rates following its two-day meeting, many market participants believe the central bank will announce the unwinding of its $4.5 trillion portfolio.
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A monthly Reuters poll released on Thursday showed 31 out of 35 analysts forecast the Bank of Japan's next move will be to start unwinding its ultra-easy monetary policy.
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He is unwinding its single biggest purchase, Coles, due to demerge in November, and this month sold a car repair business and profitably ended a 27-year investment in coalmining.
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The German data will give hawkish members like Dutch central bank governor Klaas Knot more arguments in favor of unwinding the ECB's 2.55 trillion euro ($3.06 trillion) bond-buying program.
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Investors largely expect the central bank to start unwinding its massive $4.5 trillion bonds portfolio — which it accrued trying to stem the economic downturn from the financial crisis — in September.
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Fed watchers expect the Fed to announce at its September meeting that it will begin unwinding its balance sheet, and many expect the Fed to raise interest rates in December.
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The labor market tightness could allow the Federal Reserve to outline a plan to begin unwinding its $63 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities at its Sept.
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"The Federal Reserve is in the process of unwinding one of the biggest monetary experiments in US history," she said, referring to super-low interest rates for the past decade.
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However, struggling equities and a rapid unwinding of longstanding short-dollar bets have offset that effect and may clip the dollar's near 20.2-percent gain over the past two weeks.
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Inside the List She didn't know it then, but Julie Yip-Williams began her memoir, "The Unwinding of the Miracle" — which enters the list at No. 8 — in July 2013.
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When it comes to unwinding in the fall, there are a variety of glorious options like taking a walk in the crisp air or jumping in a huge pile of leaves.
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But some analysts warn that an unexpected outcome could trigger an unwinding of long positions on the dollar which has rallied more than 7 percent from April lows against its rivals.
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Dodd-Frank reforms after the financial crisis sought to increase capital buffers, decrease risk-taking and institute a procedure for unwinding banks that fell into the "too big to fail" category.
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They are the result of a deeply controversial process for unwinding the fraud that is still playing out to this day, having set precedents — and cautionary tales — for scandals to come.
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The warning from Japan's chief cabinet secretary, Yoshihide Suga, on the yen's recent gains earlier spurred an unwinding of some one-sided trades on the dollar-yen before the pressure eased.
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A strong holiday season could still ease some of the pain, but without tech stocks providing safety to hedge against riskier bets we could see an unwinding that affects every industry.
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So is it really a question of innovation, or is it a question of somehow unwinding infrastructure and political path dependence that we've been on now for at least a century?
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Meanwhile, President Trump is unwinding Obama-era climate regulations and House Democrats are grappling with how to craft climate policy if a political window for major legislation opens in the future.
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"The market is positioning for a 'remain' vote, so you see the fear and uncertainty trade unwinding right now," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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Scientists expect at least some of the mysteries will solved when the evidence collected by Cassini is analyzed ("We're still busy unwinding our last grand finale data," Spilker told VICE News).
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The Fed, as expected, also laid out plans to begin the unwinding of a decade of aggressive monetary stimulus, but took a more-hawkish-than-expected stance at this week's meeting.
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Adding to upside pressure on prices, Russian gas giant Gazprom might not be able to reroute sufficient flows to Europe after it began unwinding its transit contract with Ukraine, analysts say.
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"There have been some small profit-taking sells on the weak China data released on Sunday and unwinding of weekend hedges," said Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific market strategist at Axi Trader.
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However, a recent tentative unwinding of large negative short bets against the pound and the underweight position on British assets indicates that any sort of Brexit resolution could trigger a rally.
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It made a more recent high of $7,348 at the start of June but the broader trend has been one of a stalled rally and a steady unwinding of investor exposure.
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Euro zone bond yields resumed their march upwards as the focus shifted to the pace of monetary tightening and when the U.S. central bank might start unwinding its massive balance sheet.
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Of course, there is a small chance that the yield curve doesn't invert due to an aggressive reverse QE program — a very quick unwinding of the Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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"Every big tech earnings report [is] potentially going to be a market-moving event because these are the crowded trades and crowded trades have a way of unwinding quickly," Colas said.
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Although the couple haven't revealed exactly where they're unwinding, Michele dropped a few hints about her honeymoon destination to PEOPLE in June, while she was in the midst of wedding planning.
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"We conclude that there is little unwinding left to be done from here from the previous post-election build-up of Trump policy related positions," the analysts wrote in a note.
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"Fundamentally, we are talking about unwinding eight years of multi-agency policies and regulations in two months," said Stephen Brown, vice president for federal government affairs at fuel refiner Tesoro Corp.
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A shortage of eligible bonds for the ECB's purchase programme has also fuelled speculation that the central bank may have to start unwinding its asset-purchase scheme sooner rather than later.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has said the review would focus on ways to accelerate hitting his price target, suggesting that the outcome would not to lead to an unwinding of stimulus.
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Most long-dated bond yields were down 0-2 basis points on the day, although southern European bond yields were a touch higher - unwinding some of the previous session's sharp falls.
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Peter Schiff — president and CEO of Euro Pacific Capital — thinks the longer the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates artificially low, the bigger the collapse will be when the unwinding takes place.
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"Unwinding these mergers will promote healthy competition in the market — which will put pressure on big tech companies to be more responsive to user concerns, including about privacy," Warren's plan states.
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An "In" vote is seen as quickly unwinding gold's five percent gain in June, as appetite for risk rises and focus returns to the U.S. economy, analysts and fund managers say.
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The speech comes less than a week after the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee approved the first steps in unwinding some of the stimulus the Fed has provided since late-2008.
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The NAB survey's measure of profitability fell 0003 points to +10 in July, unwinding all of June's jump, while its sales index eased 4 points to a still historically high +17.
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Investors, many of whom are sensitive to ratings changes, have fled assets exposed to the developing world, unwinding some of the mega-trades they built up during the 22016-2012 years.
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So, if royal fanatics want to picture what the pair will look like while cutting the cake, or unwinding on their honeymoon, they can select those backdrops and wonder no more.
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The data is unlikely to change expectations that the Federal Reserve will announce on Wednesday a plan to start unwinding its $219.6 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities.
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The disappearing-town concept is one of his many story ideas (see also "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever") that works better in the setup than in the unwinding.
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It's unlikely anyone will take credit for the current global market free fall, which, after three days, is clearly not just a correction but an overdue unwinding of years of excess.
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Unwinding these programs, which included the buying of bonds on a massive scale, will also be tricky, as any surprises could spook investors and depress prices of stocks and other assets.
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Most market participants do not expect a rate hike to be announced , although the central bank is projected to announce the start of its unwinding of its massive $4.5 trillion portfolio.
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Interest rates set by the ECB remain ultra-low, and the central bank has yet to begin unwinding €2.6 trillion ($3 trillion) in extraordinary stimulus injected into the economy since 2015.
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Years of planning and months of careful public messaging should make the asset-unwinding process about as riveting as "watching paint dry," according to Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker.
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The unwinding of the team has effectively killed investigations into possibly fraudulent activities at several large for-profit colleges where top hires of Betsy DeVos, the education secretary, had previously worked.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve expects to start reducing its huge investment holdings later this year, unwinding a giant program undertaken in the wake of the financial crisis to revive the economy.
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Congress passed a partial overhaul of federal prison and sentencing laws last year in an effort to begin unwinding many of the tough-on-crime policies of the 1980s and 1990s.
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Concerns over the leaking of confidential communications recently led the U.S. government to demand the unwinding of the acquisition of gay social network app Grindr from its Chinese owner Beijing Kunlun.
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The company is unwinding efforts by former CEO Denise Morrison to branch into healthier and more fresh foods to double down on product lines it knows well — snacks, meals and beverages.
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The Federal Reserve's plan to start unwinding quantitative easing as early as September could be derailed if Congress fails to tackle the looming deadlock over the US debt ceiling, analysts warn.
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It preserves the confounding spirit of the original, with jittery percussion parts intersecting and unwinding in a way that feels head-spinning, like a panic attack in a tangle of vines.
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UNWINDING INTEREST RATES HIKES Some economists said Bank Indonesia (BI) was unlikely to immediately respond by cutting interest rates, noting BI had signaled it would wait until the current account deficit narrows.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should begin unwinding its ultra-loose monetary policy soon if it wants to avoid damaging side-effects, German Deputy Finance Minister Jens Spahn said on Wednesday.
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Elizabeth Warren put out an aggressive plan in March to break up Facebook, Google and Amazon (AMZN), the latter by unwinding its acquisitions of Whole Foods and online shoe retailer Zappos. Sen.
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"For all of the second decade, from 2009-2018, the ECB was dealing with the macro consequences of the unwinding of the imbalances that had built in the first decade," they said.
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In March, Powell telegraphed the Fed's plans to stop shrinking its balance sheet in May and halt the unwinding completely by the end of September, thus bringing an end to the approach.
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"Unwinding free trade agreements and imposing border taxes is seen by markets as a negative for the dollar," said Ric Spooner, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, in a note on Tuesday.
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In order to investigate the unwinding of the genetic clock, in these latest studies, the team extracted and measured messenger RNA (mRNA) levels in the tissue of recently deceased mice and zebrafish.
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The Federal Reserve is already raising interest rates and unwinding its balance sheet, and the European Central Bank has said it will end its monetary easing at the end of the year.
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Weakness was likely exacerbated by investors unwinding popular trades entered into before this week that the greenback would continue to strengthen on a hawkish Fed and a highly stimulative Bank of Japan.
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Doubts over whether the fraught issue of EU checks on goods entering Northern Ireland can be overcome remains, and that is stopping some traders from unwinding their short bets on the currency.
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Unwinding this policy accounts for more than half of the 24m rise in the ranks of the uninsured that was projected to occur by 2026 under the original version of the bill.
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Southeast Asia's biggest economy missed market forecasts for its economic growth in the first quarter due to cooling investment, boosting the case for a rate cut to begin unwinding last year's tightening.
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DIVIDEND SWITCH Some property developers are seen benefiting from Labor's housing plans while others in the sector, structured as trusts, stand to gain from an unwinding of tax breaks on corporate dividends.
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The largest decrease of RUB517 billion (34%) was in Bank FC Otkritie (Otkritie) and was related mainly to RUB372 billion (of which RUB328 billion in foreign currency) unwinding of reverse repo transactions.
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That, in combination with the efficiencies from 'unwinding the wave,' is where we feel we'll be comfortable returning to a place of profitability in Q3, once all those pieces are in place.
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The new bodies are sorely needed: the campaign is still unwinding from a visit to Al Sharpton's National Action Network, where Yang had spoken alongside Eric Holder, Tom Perez, and Stacey Abrams.
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Since then, however, cheap natural gas flooded the market, the Fukushima accident in Japan dampened enthusiasm for nuclear power and the Trump administration is now unwinding steps aimed at countering climate change.
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The European Central Bank is all but certain to cut back on its bond-buying stimulus later in the day, taking its biggest step yet in unwinding years of loose monetary policy.
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"July saw the UK manufacturing sector suffocating under the choke-hold of slower global economic growth, political uncertainty and the unwinding of earlier Brexit stockpiling activity," IHS Markit economist Rob Dobson said.
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The letter applauds Trump for beginning the process of unwinding Obama's Clean Power Plan regulations, but says that goal is imperiled if he decides to remain in the Paris climate change deal.
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After Wednesday's Fed minutes signaled the Fed is ready to move on rate hikes as well as start unwinding its balance sheet this year, Fed speakers will also be important to markets.
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Rome's debt costs, which risked spiralling out of control during the sovereign debt crisis of 2011-2012, are set to rise as the European Central Bank starts unwinding its ultra-expansionary policies.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week, unwinding half of the prior period's jump and suggesting the labor market was tightening despite a recent slowdown in job growth.
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The great unwinding is a tricky task as inflation is still stubbornly below target and the members of the ECB's Governing Council do have diverging ideas of how to do it best.
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They would chart a Fed that would take its foot off the accelerator more quickly, raising rates and unwinding the $4.5 trillion balance sheet built up during the crisis-era stimulus efforts.
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He also is expected to be than Fed Chair Janet Yellen and could encourage a more rapid unwinding of the massive Fed balance sheet, which it has only begun to whittle back.
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" Société Générale, which lost €4.9 billion unwinding Mr. Kerviel's trades in early 2008, said it would appeal the labor court's ruling, which the bank dismissed as "incomprehensible" and "counter to the facts.
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In addition to keeping rates low, the Fed initiated three rounds of bond buying that boosted its balance sheet to $4.5 trillion, a process that it will start unwinding later this month.
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New EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt told a major conservative conference on Saturday to expect action from the Trump administration as soon as next week to start unwinding ex-President Obama's environmental rules.
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The dollar was bolstered by higher U.S. Treasury yields which rose even after the uninspiring data, amid concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve will begin unwinding its bond holdings sometime this year.
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IQE said it expects the market weakness and the unwinding of an inventory build of its 3-D sensing technology products to hit profit and revenues in the first half of 2019.
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Mr. Craft sat front and center in Washington as Mr. Trump signed an executive order in March 2550, unwinding some of the Obama administration's climate change efforts directed at the coal industry.
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The Trump administration has largely insisted that North Korea commit itself to a rapid and complete unwinding of its nuclear program, although the president recently opened the door to a phased dismantling.
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The Trump administration wants North Korea to provide a detailed description of its nuclear and ballistic missile storage and production sites as the first step in a process of unwinding those programs.
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But the new regulation goes much beyond repealing the Obama-era rule, unwinding the previous rules that have been in place to protect headwater streams and wetlands since the 1970s and '80s.
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The Federal Reserve begins its September meeting on Tuesday and is expected to announce on Wednesday plans to begin unwinding its more than $4 trillion portfolio of Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities.
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He still believes the central bank will begin unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet "relatively soon" though he acknowledged that the timing of the next rate hike is up in the air.
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New York (CNN Business)The Washington Post says that a photo of its reporters unwinding after a long day of impeachment proceedings is being misconstrued by Trump White House officials and allies.
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Most market participants do not expect a rate hike to be announced at this month's meeting although the central bank is projected to announce the unwinding of its massive $4.5 trillion portfolio.
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The move higher in Japanese stocks came after the Bank of Japan trimmed its long-dated government bonds purchases, raising speculation the central bank could start unwinding its stimulative policy this year.
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Labor market tightness could encourage the Federal Reserve to announce a plan to start unwinding its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities at its policy meeting next month.
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The unwinding of the "short volatility" trade was expressed through many different trading strategies, including risk parity, momentum trading, shorting VIX futures, or by trading long and short VIX exchange-traded products.
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The three-week long rally for the U.S. currency, in which it has reversed several months of weakness, has caused the unwinding of popular long bets on emerging market and G10 currencies.
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Lopez Obrador has pledged to review the oil and gas contracts awarded under Pena Nieto's government if elected, and on Wednesday evening said his administration would consider unwinding the energy reform legislatively.
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Finance Director Simon Lowth said the drawing down of inappropriate working capital loans to pay creditors meant the process of unwinding the issue was more complicated than just reducing previously booked profit.
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Since Mr. Pai's appointment in January by President Trump, their lobbyists have flooded the agency and the offices of Congress, pushing for an unwinding of rules that they say hamper their businesses.
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Global markets face a squeeze in coming months as the U.S. Federal Reserve starts unwinding its balance sheet and raises rates further,l while the euro zone too has hinted at reducing stimulus.
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The single currency did recover some of its losses in European trading but traders and analysts said the rush by investors unwinding their short positions on the greenback was unlikely to be over.
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The multi-week drift lower in Treasury yields and more recent retreat of the U.S. Dollar Index must have begun looking like more than a textbook retracement and unwinding of excessively bullish positioning.
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Currency dealers were also unwinding Swiss franc and Japanese yen safety trades and Italian and Spanish bonds held their ground as Draghi reiterated the European Central Bank's plans to carefully remove its stimulus.
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Macron has stepped up his defense of the diesel tax, aware that the French treasury is hungry for the revenues the levy generates and that unwinding the tax would damage his green credentials.
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Unwinding a healthcare law that serves 20 million people -- and at the same time ensuring that patients don't lose coverage and that the insurance market isn't destabilized -- will be a near impossible task.
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But the paths they set their teams down in 22014 are still unwinding as we enter the 22014 season, which makes the NL West among the most interesting—and competitive—divisions in baseball.
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The Facebook Era is Over Here is a concise, persuasive essay from a Gina Bianchini, co-founder of meta-social network Ning, predicting the slow unwinding of Facebook over the next several years.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar edged toward a three-week high against a basket of major currencies on Wednesday, as an unwinding of bets on deep U.S. interest rate cuts pushed Treasury yields higher.
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"I think we meander more than we press new highs, because I think we're going to see unwinding of some of the stretched trades," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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This optimism and unwinding of bearish bets has propelled a 10% rally in the currency to below 3.72 per dollar in the last few days from over 4.10 per dollar on May 20.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve may need to slow interest rate hikes, if policymakers in Europe battling sluggish growth fall behind unwinding central bank accommodation, a U.S. investment strategist said on Tuesday.
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"I think we started out in a risk-off mode but then that's been unwinding in a more risk favourable way," said Vassili Serebriakov, foreign exchange strategist at Credit Agricole in New York.
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The European Central Bank meets on Thursday, just weeks before a new halving of monthly asset purchases in October that will mark the next step in the unwinding of its massive monetary stimulus.
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"The unwinding of the current ShFE short squeeze should trigger large-scale profit taking and the release of zinc physical ingot inventories presently controlled by the longs," Citi analysts said in a note.
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Longer-dated yields hit session lows, unwinding gains seen over the last week in the wake of a European Central Bank mammoth stimulus program that drove investors to snap U.S. Treasuries for returns.
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Meanwhile, the number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week, unwinding half of the prior period's jump and suggesting the labor market was tightening despite a recent slowdown in job growth.
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"Given the fall in futures prices, we believe that this latest decline in the open interest reflects the unwinding of previous longs rather than new short positions," the analysts said in a note.
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"It seems the market was short dollar/yen, which became a crowded consensus trade, so the risk of unwinding had been increasing," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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Vincent Viola, the billionaire owner of the Florida Panthers football team, was the first Army secretary nominee to take himself out of the running, citing the complicated nature of unwinding his business ties.
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The letter, sent by onshore custodians to foreign banks, asks them to cease any transactions in any offshore Malaysian ringgit non-deliverable forwards or offshore derivatives when unwinding their positions in Malaysian markets.
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Policymakers should take advantage of the improving economic outlook and its surprisingly negligible effect on inflation to accelerate the "great unwinding" of quantitative easing programmes and record low interest rates, the BIS said.
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Therefore, since the mutual fund sellers and portfolio insurance players were not unwinding leverage, it did not turn into an economic event like it did during such grievous times like 1929 and 2008.
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But previous episodes of extreme bets against sterling over the past 0.93 years suggest the currency's recovery has further to run and that these short positions are vulnerable to a potentially substantial unwinding.
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Accordingly, the combination of loose fiscal policy, double-digit wage growth and accelerating credit growth – coupled with the unwinding impact of previous VAT cuts – will push inflation up sharply in the coming months.
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Québec: There's nothing like working up a sweat during a long day out on the Canadian ski slopes and then unwinding in a world-class spa like the Scandinave Spa in Mont-Tremblant.
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The Sun in Taurus is putting you to work, by the Moon in Scorpio demands that you unwind, and unwinding, as a Sagittarius, means doing exciting things in new places with interesting people.
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Wall Street has been closely watching the U.S. economy as the Fed seems determined to raise interest rates once more this year and start unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet before 2017 ends.
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In China, such programs provided a window into American culture outside the filter of the Communist Party, and their unwinding could deepen the divide between the societies of the world's two largest economies.
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Boockvar also said he "will scream from some mountaintop ... that I was dead wrong" if the Fed pulls off its balance-sheet unwinding along with raising rates and the stock market keeps rising.
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He also said the BOJ will maintain its ultra-easy policy until inflation hits its 2 percent target, a sign the bank will lag behind its major peers in unwinding crisis-mode policies.
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Kanwardeep Ahluwalia, head of global markets risk (EMEA) at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said the main concern for bond markets is whether there be an orderly unwinding of central bank easy money.
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Having taken another baby step last month towards unwinding the 83 trillion euro ($28 trillion) asset purchase scheme, the ECB is not expected to make any changes to its policy outlook on Thursday.
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The Fed is also in the process of unwinding a massive stimulus program implemented in the wake of the financial crisis, while other major central banks are cutting back on easy monetary policy.
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Stateside, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said that the central bank will likely begin unwinding its $4.5 trillion bond portfolio later in 2017 and that the Fed was closely watching inflation data.
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"What we see coming out of the trade conflict is trade diversion, not an unwinding of global commerce built on these multi-country supply chains," added the former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia.
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Michael Gapen, chief U.S. economist at Barclays, said the soft data does not change his view that the Fed will start unwinding its balance sheet in September and raise interest rates in December.
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"Baring new inputs to adjust price expectations, both contracts are in grave danger of fully unwinding their Saudi attack rallies and retesting their pre-attack lows, around $60.00 and $54.00 respectively," said Halley.
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The euro has been driven by dollar weakness and then the recent recovery, but investors remain long on the currency in anticipation the European Central Bank will soon begin unwinding its balance sheet.
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He also could be questioned about the progress the Fed has made in unwinding its balance sheet, a $4.3 trillion portfolio of bonds the bank accumulated during its efforts to stimulate the economy.
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Mr. Macron's invitation to Mr. Hariri to visit Paris in November after Mr. Hariri shocked his country by offering his resignation while visiting Saudi Arabia was the first step in unwinding the crisis.
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These voters — making more than $100,000 a year, living in one of the most expensive metro areas in the country — may have been among the last Americans to be inoculated from that unwinding.
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Mr. Le said the large move in the dollar in recent days was partly related to a great unwinding of positions by large investors and companies that might hold significant amounts of cash overseas.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week, unwinding half of the prior period's jump and suggesting the labor market was tightening despite a recent slowdown in job growth.
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BBVA strategist Jaime Costero Denche said the tone Yellen adopts on inflation will be key; an upbeat assessment would imply that the Fed is primed to go ahead with unwinding post-crisis monetary stimulus.
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COALMINERS cheered this week when Donald Trump issued an executive order to start unwinding Barack Obama's flagship climate policies; the new measures include ending a moratorium on the leasing of federal land for mining.
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On day two, I exerted myself walking back-and-forth between the pool and the beach (which, by the way, lived up to its hype), so it was time for more model-like unwinding.
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Tesla's relatively new CFO Zack Kirkhorn told investors on its first-quarter earnings call this year that "unwinding the wave" of uneven deliveries would be critical in helping Tesla achieve profitability later this year.
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However, McCormick said the actual unwinding of the many EU trade and financial agreements to which Britain is bound likely would take years, as the agreements would be phased out rather than simply terminated.
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Though presidential legacies are mostly comprised of the policies that shape society and government for years after they leave office, some who served in the White House had memorable ways of unwinding as well.
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Worried that patience was running out, he started unwinding austerity even before the election, putting off the target for balancing the budget until the mid-2020s and arguing for more freedom to raise taxes.
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The stock market crash nearly two years ago, when the Shanghai stock index lost 40 percent of its value in three months, was fueled largely by an unwinding of margin financing for stock purchases.
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Last month, the Pentagon announced it would begin "unwinding" Ankara's participation in the F-35 program on the heels of reports that Turkey sent personnel to Russia for training on the S-400 system.
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"The implied probability of a December rate hike has surged to 5003 percent, so this morning we saw some profit taking and unwinding of activities," Margaret Yang, market analyst at CMC Markets, told CNBC.
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The law requires employers to promptly respond to orders, even if only to check a "No longer an employee" box; otherwise, the headache and expense of unwinding a court order falls on their shoulders.
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Slowing inflation has allowed the country's central bank to start unwinding last year's interest rate hikes which totalled 175 basis points, with a 25 basis points cut in its benchmark interest rate in May.
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The markets got the two things they wanted most from the Fed: a reiteration that it would be "patient" raising rates and that, if necessary, it would make changes in unwinding its balance sheet.
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And Capital Economics, a consultancy, says one of the main drivers of the recovery in iron-ore prices may have been speculative short-covering—or the unwinding of bets that prices would fall further.
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Suzuki formed a capital alliance with Volkswagen in early 2010 but relations soon soured, leading to a years-long dispute in arbitration court that ended last year with the unwinding of their cross-shareholding.
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After spending $15 billion on Mobileye and unwinding efforts in wearables and other gadgets, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich says he is ready to take a break from making big changes at the chip giant.
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The euro has been driven by dollar weakness and then the recent recovery, but investors remain long on the common currency in anticipation the European Central Bank will soon begin unwinding its balance sheet.
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His predecessor, George W. Bush, also had a rocky start to his first term, after taking office in the middle of a major bear market sparked by the unwinding of the 2000s tech bubble.
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Investors are confident Macron is poised to defeat his far-right opponent, Marine Le Pen, in the runoff vote as the former economy minister's first round success sparked an unwinding in safe haven trades.
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And as he approaches the halfway point of his presidency, it will be the first time he can deliver on his promise to negotiate better deals than his predecessor instead of just unwinding them.
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Those concerns, along with an anticipation that the Federal Reserve will begin unwinding its bond holdings later this year, led to a sell off in bonds, with benchmark yields touching nearly eight-week highs.
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For gun-control advocates like the founder of Moms Demand Action, Shannon Watts, the problem is evident, as they feel tasked with unwinding the misinformation spread by the NRA and other pro-gun groups.
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A higher debt burden will make it less likely the federal government will be able to deliver fiscal stimulus to offset any future economic downturn, he said, and unwinding it could slow economic growth.
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The Trump administration could help the coal industry somewhat by unwinding President Obama's Clean Power Plan, which was designed to replace coal-fired utility plants with those using natural gas and renewable energy sources.
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"The calibrated adjustments by the government earlier this year do not signal the start of an unwinding of the property cooling measures, as some commentators have suggested, " Menon said in prepared comments on Thursday.
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"Some are concerned that the reversal of fiscal and structural policy directions could endanger the recovery, the unwinding of still large imbalances and thereby also market confidence," one euro zone official said on Portugal.
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Currency dealers were also unwinding Swiss franc and Japanese yen safety trades and Italian and Spanish bonds held their ground as Mario Draghi reiterated the European Central Bank's plans to carefully remove its stimulus.
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But with market positioning much more lighter and Sweden's central bank likely to follow its Norwegian and European counterparts in gradually unwinding years of unconventional policy stimulus, there is renewed optimism about the unit.
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But for now, the show is driven mostly by the revelations and aftermaths of the first season's explosions — not just the killing, but matters of infidelity and paternity — their unwinding and their gradual exposure.
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Audible lets you download and listen to the world's best storytelling, so whether you're driving, commuting, or just unwinding, it can transform the moments when your hands are busy but your mind is free.
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Next week, Mr. Trump plans to sign an executive order directing Mr. Pruitt to start the lengthy legal process of unwinding Mr. Obama's E.P.A. regulations for cutting greenhouse pollution from coal-fired power plants.
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If a mummy starts to chase you, merely pull on a loose end of one of his bandages and spin him like a top, unwinding him until he collapses in a pile of bones.
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Sterling also had a lift after Bank of England policymaker Ian McCafferty told The Times newspaper the central bank should consider unwinding its 435 billion pound ($562 billion) quantitative easing programme earlier than planned.
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As the Madoff scandal unfolded, and the broader Wilpon family empire was forced to pay a multimillion-dollar settlement by the trustee unwinding the fraud, the Wilpons struggled to maintain control of the Mets.
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The Fed is amid what it hopes is a long, gradual process of normalizing interest rates and unwinding its $4.5 trillion balance sheet of bonds it mostly accrued during its post-crisis stimulus programs.
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The company's move to unload a stake in Monroe Energy could represent the first step in unwinding a bet that owning a refinery would lower its jet fuel costs, among an airline's highest expense.
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After dancing and jamming for an hour and sixteen minutes straight, you'll probably be tired, so consider grabbing a cold drink of water, lying down, and unwinding to the classic sounds of Beethoven. Enjoy!
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The U.S. central bank has raised rates twice this year and economists expect it will announce a plan to start unwinding its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities in September.
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"The market got too juiced up before the tropical storm...a lot of the weakness in the week (since) has been unwinding from that," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Not because Bong doesn't always make great films (see: Snowpiercer, Okja, The Host), but because it twists audiences into such uncomfortable knots before gruesomely unwinding the tension in ways few viewers can see coming.
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He said he had heard from constituents supportive of unwinding the Affordable Care Act, but had also been confronted by anti-repeal protesters as recently as Saturday morning, at an event in New Lebanon.
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"Risk aversion has also been seen with the yen carry trade unwinding as the markets comprehend that the U.S. technology containment strategy towards China is unlikely to reverse," analysts at Jefferies said in a note.
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The changes would be the latest moves the central bank has made to reduce the regulatory burden for community and regional financial institutions, unwinding some of the restrictions put in place after the financial crisis.
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The European Central Bank should start unwinding its ultra-loose monetary policy this year, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said in an interview to be published on Friday, adding that it would not be easy.
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Elizabeth Warren, a Democratic presidential candidate, put out an aggressive plan in March to break up Facebook, Google and Amazon, the latter by unwinding its acquisitions of Whole Foods and online shoe retailer Zappos. Sen.
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Although it closed shortly into Satya Nadella's tenure as CEO, the Nokia deal was the last vestige of the Steve Ballmer era and Nadella started unwinding the move not long after the deal wrapped up.
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There seems to be some unwinding of the so-called "Trump trade" in which traders put on bearish bets on the Mexican peso, against the safe haven yen, said a trader for a Japanese bank.
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"Markets are reacting to the risk of delay in fiscal stimulus and unwinding some of the recent optimism that followed President Trump's phenomenal tax package remarks," said Ric Spooner, chief market analyst at CMC Markets.
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Pruitt and his client Hallador argued that Vectren and NIPSCO's decision to close their coal plants were driven by the Obama-era power plant rules that the Trump administration is in the process of unwinding.
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For some, self-care means quality time with family, unwinding to mindless television at the end of a long day, planning vacation times, participating in social activities outside of work, all offering a different reward.
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After gains in Asia, hopes that European stocks would open higher were dashed, with Italian shares falling more than half a percent, unwinding early gains in both the pan-regional STOXX 20.15 and Germany's DAX.
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"These dislocations demonstrate the impact of unwinding QE on market structures and it means that the truly more vulnerable markets out there need to watch their back, so to speak," said Koon Chow at UBP.
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Jessica Hinds of London-based Capital Economics said in a research note that German inflation remained subdued and that this would reinforce the position of ECB policy "doves" who are cautious about rapidly unwinding stimulus.
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It took the Fed another three years to start unwinding some of the effects of that so-called 'quantitative easing' program, or QE, but even now the Fed is taking the balance sheet unwind slowly.
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If the market thought a big rise in long-term rates was likely, the term premium—the difference between short- and long-term interest rates—would have jumped as unwinding was announced (it did not).
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"The yen is strengthening on the back of this story and unwinding some expectations that the BOJ would ease policy at their September meeting," said Ian Gordon, FX strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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A slump in major stock markets and a jump in bond prices this week has forced traders out of risky positions, leading to the unwinding of the carry trade and repayment of cheap yen funds.
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Gundlach, on an investor webcast, said massive U.S. Treasury supply to fund the ballooning U.S. budget deficit this year along with "Quantitative Tightening", or unwinding of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, will lift bond yields.
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Mets fans will hope he keeps up his hot hitting through despair and hope... Through faith and love... 'Til they find their place... On the path unwinding... In the circle... The circle of October. [MLB]
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After gains in Asia, hopes that European stocks would open higher were dashed, with Italian shares falling more than half a percent, unwinding early gains in both the pan-regional STOXX 297.782 and Germany's DAX.
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Why it matters: The courts are an important battleground for climate policy, in part because unwinding or freezing a predecessor's policies often requires careful bureaucratic and legal spadework that provides opponents with avenues for litigation.
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If you are awake 16 hours a day, how many of those hours do you want to spend working and how many hours do you want to give to yourself for unwinding, resting and relaxing?
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