The use of big data is on the upswing in the financial services business; therefore the collection of data is on the upswing, as well.
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Even so the upswing since the 240s has been striking.
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Demographic decline has collided with an upswing in labour demand.
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The euro area is five years into an economic upswing.
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Why does the world's manufacturing upswing appear to have flopped?
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He's clearly on the upswing, as I wrote weeks ago.
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Still, the upswing is expected to continue, the poll showed.
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There will be quarters where you'll see a huge upswing.
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More than anything, she's just happy she's on the upswing.
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It also has been marked by an upswing in defense.
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The Economy Ministry said the industrial upswing had gained momentum.
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So, Kev wanted people to see ... he's on the upswing.
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But the firm now appears to be on the upswing.
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Investors are placing excessive faith in the current business upswing.
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Still, Mr. Trump's ratings at home are on the upswing.
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But Mr Abe had luck: an upswing in global growth.
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Until Thursday, though, it seemed to be on the upswing.
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But they're wary of ascribing that upswing to public concerns.
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Marijuana legalization has been on the upswing in recent years.
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Professionally speaking, the quartet remained on an upswing for years.
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Second, Wald notes that semiconductors are part of the XLK's upswing.
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"I do feel like I'm on an upswing," the actress said.
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Acts of anti-Semitism in America are on a severe upswing.
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Meanwhile, economic prospects elsewhere in the world are on the upswing.
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KJ: Certainly the viral first-person essay has influenced this upswing.
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The world economy is enjoying its first synchronised upswing since 2010.
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These days, thankfully, we're okay: coffee's rep is on the upswing.
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Despite all this, Tesla's sales and production are on the upswing.
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It's on the upswing, and so we face a complication there.
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Convincing skeptics has been difficult, especially with rivals on the upswing.
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Now what about that middle of the night upswing in creativity?
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For now, employer adoption of virtual medicine is on the upswing.
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Both are suffering from slower in demand after a long upswing.
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Biden's confidence, already on the upswing since South Carolina, was reinforced.
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So far, the museum's popularity seems to be on the upswing.
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It marked a huge upswing after Monday's historic 1,175-point loss.
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With the warmer summer weather, hiring is now on an upswing.
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These cycles can be difficult to manage—even in an upswing.
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The upswing in box office fortunes couldn't come at a better time.
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Turnout did not signal their hoped for upswing in enthusiasm and participation.
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I saw the upswing within my family and how empowering it was.
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The global upswing is still receiving plenty of support from central banks.
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But the upswing in China's soft power is likely to be limited.
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He's still a young player who I think is on the upswing.
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Overall, Cyrus's perspective on her life and career are on an upswing.
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Yet despite the upswing, Micron remains 36% off its 52-week high.
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Ifo said inflation would rise as the upswing gradually pushes up prices.
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Ironically, hedge funds also see value in the upswing in private equity.
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That means telecom, broadband and cable companies may be on the upswing.
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The bureau's annual report showed a significant upswing in violence against Latinos.
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Rallying oil prices and reduced recession fears sparked the upswing in returns.
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The Nasdaq closed up 1.75 percent Thursday, starting November on an upswing.
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In the States, everything was on an upswing from the first moments.
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But after dropping last year, rat sightings are again on the upswing.
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There are signs, however, that the market is now on an upswing.
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Things are on the upswing for the Cyclones and the surrounding area.
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The US economy has been on the upswing for a very long time.
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Columbus is on the upswing while traditional manufacturing towns are in a gully.
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The fortunes of nvidia, the world's largest GPU marker, are on the upswing.
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The extra supplies have reversed an upswing in spot premiums paid for naphtha.
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If anything, the global upswing vindicates the experts that today's populists often decry.
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In hindsight, Lohan's professional upswing looks shorter than it felt at the time.
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It reflects the arrival of the first synchronised global economic upswing since 2010.
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Within months clear signs of a broad-based global economic upswing were palpable.
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"The fundamental conditions for Germany's upswing to continue are still favorable," Borger said.
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Basic resources stocks also climbed 1.8 percent in a broad upswing in cyclicals.
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While Lyft's value is still considerably lower than Uber's, it's on the upswing.
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But the number of people crossing the Mexican border is on an upswing.
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And its been on the upswing since the start of the 21st century.
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In response to this upswing, PepsiCo last year launched premium water brand Lifewtr.
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The more restrictive measures came after increasing alarm about the upswing in cases.
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Wall Street, sensing a sales upswing, piles into gun manufacturer and retailer stocks.
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As far as Dean is concerned, the local economy is on the upswing.
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"The fundamental conditions for Germany's upswing to continue are still favourable," Borger said.
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The rise in insurance rates comes from an upswing in massive personal-injury lawsuits.
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But things have definitely been on an upswing for the 12-time Olympic medalist.
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And from the statistical point of view, things have really been on the upswing.
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Seven years ago a businessman from China bought the firm, hoping for an upswing.
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The ensuing pickup in household spending then sets in train a sustained cyclical upswing.
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A synchronous upswing in the global economy means that demand for oil is rising.
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By 2001, Apple was on the upswing, but it was still in financial peril.
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The question is whether Mr Aquino's successor can keep the Philippines on the upswing.
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Ford's earnings come as the auto industry is in the midst of an upswing.
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Reports show that digital signage adds a 31.8 percent upswing in overall sales volume.
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Watch out for this movement, because it seems to be on the the upswing.
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But when the market is in an upswing, investors tend to be more cautious.
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Claims of defamation and wrongful termination have been on an upswing for a while.
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In 2007, I began working out three times a week and experienced an upswing.
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With hiring on the upswing this year, the war for talent is heating up.
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Getting clean — smoke-toke-alcohol-free — led to a huge upswing in my life.
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For a moment, it looked like Trump's feelings toward NATO were on the upswing.
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It's now on the upswing as a destination as a culture and educational hub.
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The developments come as Los Angeles — by many other measures — is on an upswing.
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Soccer, too, is on the upswing as more games are being televised and streamed.
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This has inspired an upswing in home buying activity toward the end of 2019.
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It added that private consumption would remain an important driver of the economic upswing.
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Things are on the upswing in the appearance department — and it's a good thing.
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"The economic upswing has become more broad-based," VP Bank economist Thomas Gitzel said.
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Other polling (of varying quality) has also shown that Buttigieg is on the upswing.
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Exports, therefore, are the key — a starting point in a typically Japanese cyclical upswing.
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Bend is currently on the upswing in one of its many boom-bust cycles.
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Economic data have been generally on the upswing save for some disappointing holiday retail numbers.
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Most important, the upswing has nothing to do with Mr Trump's "America First" economic nationalism.
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This upswing of HIV diagnoses among drug users reverses a steady downward trend since 2010.
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"This signals a continued upswing in the industrial sector over the winter," the ministry said.
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Considering jobs in this sector have been on the upswing, he may claim some success.
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Mr Trump is lucky—the world economy is enjoying its strongest synchronised upswing since 2010.
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The Brexit vote coincided with the beginning of the first worldwide economic upswing in years.
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In April the IMF said that the global economic upswing had become "broader and stronger".
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Yields have been on a modest upswing since trade fears began subsiding in early September.
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What to watch in the second presidential debate In short, Clinton was on the upswing.
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I read about this last night and thought we would see an upswing this week.
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And it added that the upswing appeared to be continuing in the new financial year.
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Yet the manufacturing upswing in areas that suffered the most during the downturn is evident.
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But emissions are on the upswing in India, and more importantly, in "all other" countries.
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"We are currently facing a strong economic upswing in Germany," Ifo economist Timo Wollmershaeuser said.
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After the blows of the last recession, "we are on the upswing again," she said.
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Germany's unemployment rate hit a record low in December, underpinning a broad-based economic upswing.
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The government expects the consumer-led upswing to continue this year, forecasting 2.4 percent growth.
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Still, the Bills appear to finally be on the upswing under rookie coach Sean McDermott.
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The cyclical upswing has masked the underlying fragility of the Italian economy and public finances.
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Biden has seen an upswing in his lackluster fundraising numbers since his South Carolina revival.
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They figure that any upswing only means that the eventual fall could be even steeper.
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Technology stocks led the rebound on Wall Street, and trading in Apple illustrated the upswing.
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Until 2015, Baltimore seemed to be enjoying its own, more modest version of this upswing.
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But stocks resumed their upswing and rose further in the last half-hour of trading.
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Kostin recommends an overweight on the industrial sector, which should benefit from this upswing. 2012.
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The silver lining so far has been that the domestic economy was on an upswing.
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Americans' financial confidence may be on an upswing, but young women have a gloomier outlook.
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One White House official said Mulvaney's relationship with the president was currently on the upswing.
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But New York Media was reportedly losing money before a recent upswing, per The Times.
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Progressive and leftists are calling it a tactic to discredit an upswing in progressive enthusiasm.
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Charlie Levine: I think it's interesting, this upswing with the new music and the music releases.
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Falling unemployment, inflation-busting pay rises and low borrowing costs are fuelling a consumer-led upswing.
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North American commercial airlines felt the upswing the most, with about $20 billion of that profit.
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The drop came just before the market turned a mild upswing in an otherwise nasty period.
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The upswing followed a weaker market performance on Tuesday, though it proved to only be temporary.
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Mobile giving has been on the upswing, which is why PayPal made this change, it explains.
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It didn't dominate mainstream culture at that time, we sort of caught it on the upswing.
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Since then, the party has been on the upswing and recently won three major state elections.
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Germany's solid labour market has been the backbone of a domestically driven upswing in recent years.
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In the past couple of weeks, we've seen an upswing of activity in the cybersecurity space.
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And this was around the same time that Spotify was starting to have its big upswing.
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Most economists agree Italy is, to a large extent, benefiting from the broader upswing in Europe.
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Even with the global upswing of recent years, Italy remains one of Europe's worst-performing economies.
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Brooklyn Beckham and Chloë Grace Moretz are on the upswing, after a public breakup in 2016.
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Germany's solid labor market has been the backbone of a domestically driven upswing in recent years.
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It remains far from clear whether the latest upswing in euro zone activity will last, however.
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In addition to his happy personal news, Young's professional life is on the upswing as well.
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Settlements, meanwhile, were on the upswing, rising to 108 from 99 in 2014 according to NERA.
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Historically, the strongest return periods for commodities are during the later stages of an economic upswing.
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The sustained multi-year rebound in global trade has driven much of the upswing in equities.
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But with her health on the upswing, her concern has shifted to her daughter Charly's weight.
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Fifty billion episodes have been streamed/downloaded since launch — numbers that are certainly on the upswing.
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It came at the end of a massive upswing in macro malware between 85033 and 2015.
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Rising employment, inflation-busting pay rises and low borrowing costs are fuelling a consumer-led upswing.
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One week after Philadelphia, on a poll of polls, Hillary Clinton saw a steady 2.3% upswing.
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Rising employment, inflation-busting pay hikes and low borrowing costs are fuelling a consumer-led upswing.
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It came at the end of a massive upswing in macro malware between 2014 and 2015.
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"The upswing has cooled down a bit, but it's still intact," Ifo President Clemens Fuest said.
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And so Trump was back to hailing a soaring stock market, at least on its upswing.
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Therefore, their participation in the industry has not correlated with an upswing in representation for Latinos.
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But the upswing was driven by sales to fleets, while sales to individual consumers were flat.
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And the upswing in his approval rating during the trial will probably leave some Democrats unsettled.
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After all, the global economy was in an upswing when the coronavirus first appeared in December.
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Second, all of this is happening against signs of stalling in the China-led economic upswing.
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Thursday's wholesale beef price upswing, short-covering and year-end positioning furthered market advances, they said.
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With crime rates down, concern about flaws in the justice system is on the political upswing.
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But it is not clear whether the latest upswing in euro zone economic activity will last.
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By Thursday, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies — including ripple and ethereum — were on the upswing once again.
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It was also during the upswing from the PG era that Shane McMahon left the company.
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In a speech in Berlin, Lagarde hailed a "sustained and broadly shared upswing" in the global economy.
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Deep inside the report were other strong indicators that the nation&aposs economy is on the upswing.
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Santiago has had his ups and downs this season, but he's definitely on the upswing of late.
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Taiwan's Advanced Semiconductor Engineering predicted an upswing in demand this year for chips used for mining rigs.
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You're seeing a broad-based, cyclical upswing in Europe and that's where I think the opportunities are.
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Min believes that the upswing in e-sports could see the format getting ever-more mainstream acceptance.
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For the first time since the crisis a cyclical upswing in the global economy is under way.
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Investors are monitoring the wholesale beef price upswing after processors curtailed slaughter rates to improve their margins.
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The basic trajectory, however, should remain one of a long cyclical upswing over the next few years.
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An exception was 2007, when a 10 percent rise was quickly followed by another 10 percent upswing.
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Wright described the gunman as emotionally distraught even though his life seemed to be on the upswing.
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"Germany's economy is experiencing a strong upswing," the Bundesbank said in its twice-yearly update of projections.
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And-- but they-- we have companies that are on the downswing as well as on the upswing.
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And you don't think people should pay attention to the upswing either – WARREN BUFFETT: No. Absolutely not.
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You guys have been around for awhile, but seem to be experiencing an upswing as of late.
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The economy has been on the upswing this year and led the G7 in the first quarter.
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Home renovations are on an upswing, thanks, in part, to the housing shortage and low interest rates.
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Nevertheless, a determination of whether the long-awaited upswing in productivity has finally arrived is still premature.
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There has been a steady upswing in family arrests since August, when 12,760 family members were apprehended.
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"A lot of things are on the upswing," Sister Tesa said, "but we're here in the shadows."
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The study, published Wednesday, also forecast a dramatic upswing in the number of megacities around the world.
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Another sustained upswing in equity prices may well push the Dow Jones Industrial Average solidly above 25,000.
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The synchronized upswing in international economies has seen global equities rally by 14.7 percent since October 2016.
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The body also hinted at the ongoing upswing in global trade with bullish forecasts for cargo operators.
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"The numbers showed clearly how vulnerable the economic upswing is," analyst Soren V. Kristensen from Sydbank said.
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With your career on an upswing, do you feel you have to go for it right now?
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One month later, the shares start to pick up, but history has shown this upswing won't last.
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The new models, together with an avalanche of data from other sources, confirm the hockey-stick upswing.
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Still, being on the upswing, however gradual it is, going into South Carolina is essential for Biden.
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LaVorgna thinks an upswing in housing and a bottoming in the beleaguered manufacturing sector could be key.
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In the months following the election of President Donald Trump, economic data have been on an upswing.
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Despite the lowered outlook, Germany expects the moderate economic upswing to continue, especially in Europe, the official said.
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Meanwhile, Barboza's imperious skills are finally piecing together and will want to maintain his positive upswing in momentum.
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The former President had been in ICU, but was on the "upswing" around January 19, according to McGrath.
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Friday's upswing buys the meal kit delivery service more time to gain the trust of its public shareholders.
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If Apple can somehow regain its upswing, Redler said the next level it needs to break is $175.50.
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"We are currently facing a strong economic upswing in Germany," Ifo economist Timo Wollmershaeuser said in a statement.
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If a slowdown happens without accelerating into a recession, it could create an important upswing opportunity for investors.
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As a long-awaited upswing lifts spirits and spreads confidence, the big question is: what lies behind it?
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Canada's nuclear industry is on the upswing, partly because of a global push to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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Development is on the upswing, with a number of homeowners choosing to tear down and build from scratch.
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Happily, around the same time the world economy entered its first synchronised upswing since the global financial crisis.
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If the measures pass, these states will add to a recent upswing in wages for low-income workers.
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With her second album's success, both the singer-songwriter's career and her love life are on the upswing.
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Consumption, rising real wages and falling unemployment are contributing to the upswing in Europe's largest economy, Zypries said.
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The upswing in crude futures comes amid OPEC's ongoing supply cuts and U.S. sanctions against Iran and Venezuela.
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New Jersey's economy, while on the upswing in recent months, had been bleak for much of Christie's tenure.
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"This development is unlikely to herald the start of a new upswing," Sentix said in a research note.
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But it caused Bed Bath's same-store sales, which had almost always been on an upswing, to stagnate.
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"The economic upswing in Germany is still fundamentally intact," the Bundesbank said in a regular monthly economic report.
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Still, you have to imagine that with shattered club hits getting nominated, things would be on the upswing.
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Add an upswing in labor costs to the list of challenges facing retailers, according to consulting firm AlixPartners.
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With its land-shark styling and upswing doors, the Aventador SVJ is the pinnacle of flamboyant Lambo-ness.
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Despite a broadly-based global upswing, Britain's economic growth still lags behind that of its main trading partners.
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An upswing in crude futures has largely been driven by OPEC-led production cuts and robust global demand.
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However, the overall high readings of the PMI survey also suggested that Germany's upswing is likely to continue.
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Only France of the EU's big three, under an energetic new president, Emmanuel Macron, is on the upswing.
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So while things have undoubtedly gotten worse for our heroes, they might be on the upswing for viewers.
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If the general drowsiness of this year's Wizards has stalled Wall's upswing, it has also isolated his attributes.
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It doesn't help that my sudden upswing in exercise means that I'm suddenly ravenously hungry all the time.
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After that, Daniel got a new job that he liked, and life seemed to be on the upswing.
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As Chark continues to draw more attention from opposing defenses, Conley could see a steady upswing in value.
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Until that happens, rallies like the 10% violent upswing in the Dow on Tuesday will come and go.
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His upswing is proving particularly problematic for Elizabeth Warren, who is using a similar message of Democratic unity.
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Meanwhile, jobs in the health care sector, which employs more women than men, have been on an upswing.
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In the options market, trader Jon Najarian said he's seen an upswing in call activity for the stock.
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This seldom happens, and when it does, it has always coincided with a dramatic upswing in factory activity.
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The bank released an upbeat outlook, underpinned by an anticipated upswing in business investment and government infrastructure spending.
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The market upswing, born out of the ashes of the Great Recession, turned 10 years old on Saturday.
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The dynamic domestic economy is expected to continue propelling an upswing seen entering its 10th year in 2019.
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But a recent upswing in admittance has put the country on target to meet its goal this week.
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Orders and sentiment indicators pointed to a continuation of the solid upswing in the sector, the ministry added.
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The market has been in an extended upswing and investors looking for defensive names can find value here.
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Since then, online subscriptions have been on an upswing, helped by Donald Trump's rise to the U.S. presidency.
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There is a ton of work to be done here in a division that appears on the upswing.
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Funding for such startups has been on an upswing since Colorado's legalization of recreational marijuana use in 2014.
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A manic upswing is like a frenzied bukakke party in my head, and I'm all the participants at once.
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The cross-ownership alliance of Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi have all enjoyed an upswing in fortunes under his leadership.
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The new spat between Apple and Samsung raises the spectre that their could be another upswing in such cases.
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Deere & Co. shares offer a great opportunity for investors on a potential agricultural industry upswing, according to Goldman Sachs.
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The handbag and clothing designer saw an upswing starting in June, but Keene has a bearish outlook going forward.
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Meanwhile, Q4 earnings growth expectations are on the upswing as S&P 500 companies report stronger than expected results.
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Football may be big, but softball won a national championship in 2010 and men's basketball is on the upswing.
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A global upswing in fixed capital spending is already in train, led by America but not confined to it.
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That means many workers are yet to feel the benefit of the global economic upswing that began during 2017.
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However, its digital advertising revenues have been on the upswing and rose 11 percent to $221 million last year.
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The former president, who had been suffering from pneumonia, is "on the upswing," according to family spokesman Jim McGrath.
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German monthly retail sales unexpectedly dropped in March, dampening cheer around a consumer-led upswing in Europe's biggest economy.
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Moreover, there has been a 45 percent upswing in those looking to attend information sessions for teachers, says Livingston.
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The Consumer Price Index is back below zero, after an upswing during Mr. Abe's first two years in office.
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Still, it said recently improved sentiment in the sector points to a continuation of an moderate upswing in industry.
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We will need at least another few quarters to see if this nascent upswing turns into something more substantive.
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Advocates for the homeless said the uptick had renewed fears that the drug's use could be on an upswing.
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Then, attracted to the numbers posted by stocks that are doing well on volatility's upswing, they often buy high.
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And the Obama family — African-American, youthful, attractive and urbane — were archetypes of a modern city on the upswing.
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The city's jobs are tied to the boom-and-bust recreational vehicle industry, which has seen a recent upswing.
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A source close to Affleck recently told PEOPLE that the Triple Frontier star's health has been on the upswing.
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But Mr. Setser in his paper contends that the sharp upswing in East Asian surpluses has been less noticed.
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Within weeks, the U.S. may have delivered both the longest and the weakest economic upswing in post-war history.
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"We were on a fund-raising upswing," said Kaitlyn Greenidge, an author who had worked there at the time.
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And the country is investing seriously into fighting an upswing of droughts, storms, and fires that threatens those forests.
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To determine how high the SPY could go, Gordon looks at the last big upswing as a reference point.
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The city's jobs are tied to the boom-and-bust recreational vehicle industry, which has seen a recent upswing.
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Germany is enjoying a consumer-led upswing, helped by record-high employment, moderate inflation and ultra-low borrowing costs.
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"The indicators point to a brisk continuation of the upswing in the final quarter of the year," it said.
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Biden has been on an upswing nationally this month after receiving 29 percent backing in a poll Dec. 21625.
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Today's labor report was the first sign that trend may finally have bottomed out and be on the upswing.
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But with a recent upswing in residential construction in Stapleton, along the North Shore, come plenty of new restaurants.
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And these numbers are from before last November's election; since then, online vitriol has seemingly been on the upswing.
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The inventory drawdown is the main reason why Barclays expects a small upswing in prices from Q3 to Q4.
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Momentum is a big x-factor in League, and it's hard to argue that Samsung is on an upswing.
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When I'd last visited, Diana had been on the upswing from a new treatment after the chemo had failed.
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But while her career was on an upswing, she was feeling dispirited over how terrible the food culture was.
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But while Rice is enjoying a career currently on the upswing, he admits that it has been anything but easy.
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But as the Phillies rebuild a roster that staggered to 2125 losses last season, they believe an upswing is inevitable.
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The current economic recovery and low consumer prices have uplifted millions of middle-class Americans who appreciate the upswing. 2.
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The German economy is enjoying an unusually prolonged upswing, now in its ninth year, expanding by 2.2 percent in 2017.
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How did it feel to have the band be on such an upswing and see all this work pay off?
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Gold futures for February temporarily crossed above the key $21200 per ounce Tuesday, continuing an upswing that started on Dec.
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Exporters are also benefiting from a cyclical upswing in the global economy, as are other open economies such as Ireland.
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Looking at the previous upswing of the S&P that occurred before this one, it lasted for 10 trading weeks.
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"The present good times will not last for long, but sound policies can extend the current upswing," Mr. Obstfeld said.
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The Dow is up roughly 300 points since the weekend, rather than the major upswing you'd expect with a deal.
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The company called the month "challenging," but added that performance was on the upswing heading into the Memorial Day weekend.
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Consumer spending has been modest at best, and there has been little evidence pointing to an upswing in capital spending.
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All I'm saying is right now we're on a terrific upswing and China looks to be on a down swing.
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FaZe has been on the upswing and has the potential to place in the top eight at the ELeague Major.
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The African Swine Fever "will create a meaningful, multi-year upswing in protein prices," the analyst wrote in a note.
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Young love is filled with ups and downs, and Chloë Grace Moretz and Brooklyn Beckham are clearly on an upswing.
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But Germany expects these numbers to fall as the economic upswing in Europe means people can find work at home.
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"This shows again that the upswing in the single currency bloc is not a flash in the pan," Gitzel said.
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This time last year, searches were on an upswing, the site said, which suggests the change is more than seasonal.
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"The German economy is continuing its accelerated upswing - in the second quarter too," the ministry said in its monthly report.
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The 12,000 job cuts Intel announced Tuesday are just the latest in an upswing of layoffs hitting the computer industry.
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By contrast, in the U.S., economic growth remains on the upswing, along with investment spending by businesses and industrial output.
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Investing in stocks while prices are low means you can take advantage of an inevitable market upswing down the road.
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The upswing in house prices and mortgage lending has opened a new chapter for Hungary's banks after years of deleveraging.
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Chang, and her nearly-clairvoyant ability to predict trends, were part of the catalyst that boosted Forever 21's upswing.
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Business investment is at 2.1 percent, a figure she believed should be at 6 percent amid the current global upswing.
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In 2012, the market was in the middle of a three-year upswing, following the financial crisis of late 2008.
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Recently, however, the trend of keeping ones maiden name is on the upswing, and the reasons why may surprise you.
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"It's good to have something good coming out of the same region, to give it a positive upswing," Mikko says.
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Andrea: The only way to help Mom and Pop stores to continue their upswing is with big pushes like this.
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Especially during that time, because it was postwar and things were on the upswing, and there was so much innovation.
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We had the upswing, as the federal support expired, but we don't see any kind of downslope even through 2016.
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WASHINGTON — Since getting crushed by the recession a decade ago, the state of Oregon has been on an economic upswing.
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The social media company answered on Wednesday with its latest quarterly earnings that showed it was still on an upswing.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders&apos 2020 campaign is on the upswing, and it&aposs put a huge target on his back.
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With his campaign on the upswing, it seems likely that the recent trend of attacks on Sanders will also increase.
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"For the time being, the upswing is unlikely to be stalled by the global trade dispute or overheating," Krueger said.
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Draghi said data pointed to unabated growth as employment rises, households continue to spend and exports are on the upswing.
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But not so in the muscle cells from the metformin group, which showed little if any upswing in mitochondrial respiration.
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The good thing is I've been seeing a recent upswing in art, music, and community that I'm pretty excited about.
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"When you're looking at how strong the upswing is in Europe now, and you look at how many countries in Europe actually have a self-sustained upswing, then it is time for the ECB to stop supporting the (economy with its ultra-low) interest rate policy to the extent it does," Kristian Jensen told Reuters.
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Moving engineering teams into a Corktown campus will place these employees in the middle of a historic city on the upswing.
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Gillibrand has been on a much-needed upswing lately, precisely because she's so in her element when fighting for reproductive rights.
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But that's precisely the point: The anti-establishment is on the upswing, and Clinton, for the moment at least, is not.
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The gang's all in attendance, including Jane and her cute new boyfriend, Corey, the one relationship that's currently on the upswing.
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"China's consumer economy is still on an upswing," said James Chao, Shanghai-based Asia-Pacific head of consultancy IHS Markit Automotive.
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A refurbished and open Michigan Central would anchor Corktown, a neighborhood with trendy bars and restaurants that is on the upswing.
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He believed Vox would not see the same kind of upswing in votes that other nationalist parties in Europe have seen.
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Even if they do not, some part of the economy's buoyancy is probably only temporary, and related to a cyclical upswing.
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Hope for Justice (Rebecca Clarke): The biggest change has been a real upswing in political focus in the last two years.
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It just never seemed plausible that Samsung would be able to replicate the same upswing on the software side of things.
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These bond-market blues are fuelling concern that the global upswing in 2017 and 2018 is making way for a slump.
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"There is no rule that says this upswing has to be over soon," he told a conference in Berlin on Thursday.
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The simultaneous rally in the U.S. dollar and crude oil lends further evidence that commodities are on the upswing, he said.
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In recent decades, we have seen an upswing in political movements, particularly on the right, eager to attack the scientific establishment.
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They are on the upswing now, after being awful for many years, so maybe DePodesta can bring over some good vibes.
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Before the most recent upswing, which occurred just after the U.S. election in early November, Cramer noticed that the market faltered.
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During fashion week, there was an upswing of big, bouncy hair with glittery eyes and lips fit for a disco queen.
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Anyway, congrats to Tulsi on her campaign's upswing and on her success in getting all the right people to hate her.
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Saudi Arabia's oil minister told CNBC on Friday that a dramatic upswing in crude prices was little reason to become complacent.
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These days, as U.S. companies report record profits and demand millions of sleek new workspaces, Steelcase is again on the upswing.
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Media observers argue the upswing in ratings is attributed to the big offensive numbers that teams have put up this year.
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Europe's biggest economy is enjoying a consumer-led upswing, helped by record-high employment, moderate inflation and ultra-low borrowing costs.
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Meanwhile, employment and retail sales data have shown an upswing in recent months, leading economists to raise forecasts for this year.
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Chief Executive Jan Jenisch said he expected the upswing LafargeHolcim enjoyed in the second half of 20183 to continue into 2019.
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This, they add, may be exacerbated by a recent upswing in demand in America, China and elsewhere, fuelled by lower prices.
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Those actions helped the stock market bounce back in a historic upswing Friday, with the Dow gaining more than 2,000 points.
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The upswing anticipated for the neighborhood with the creation of Lincoln Center in the mid-303s had been slower than anticipated.
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The Japanese company's recent upswing, still a work in progress, is being driven by a mix of old and new businesses.
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"The Austrian economy is currently in an upswing driven both by domestic and foreign demand," the ONB said in a statement.
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The upswing has been dramatic, and essentially the entire country is affected -- some parts more than others -- but flu is everywhere.
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Estimates that do not recognize this recent upswing will naturally lead to faulty assessments of the economic impact of the tariffs.
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Things appeared to be on the upswing, as Mr. de Blasio demonstrated his interest in bolstering the Rockaways in other ways.
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Recent polling suggests those candidates whose campaigns have faltered some — and those that are on the upswing — have room to expand.
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Recent buoyant economic figures had underlined the strength of the German economy and its consumption-led upswing ahead of the Sept.
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It is a standard measure technical analysts use to decide whether the market's momentum is on an upswing or a downswing.
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According to Google Trends, interest in "sexting" was on the upswing by the time Weiner left Congress, peaking in July 22016.
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Tax reform on the upswing Voters are now virtually evenly split on Trump's handling of taxes: 23.3% approve and 47% disapprove.
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He added that re-opening federal lands to new leases could also play into a production upswing if demand ultimately increases.
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Memes, he said, can encourage people to get caught up in the excitement of an upswing in price and invest unwisely.
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After a fairly dismal month amid earnings, the tech sector has rallied through May, and the upswing is giving some investors hope.
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When asked how they feel about the recent upswing in the Beyoncé-sponsored brand of feminism, Selma and Noel roll their eyes.
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Increased advertising on Instagram has seen the average price-per-ad across Facebook's apps decline this year after a year of upswing.
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The stumbles come in contrast to this week's Apple earnings, which found wearables on the upswing as iPhone sales continued to sputter.
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Despite the economic upswing, the dollar value of downgraded debt was $201.8 billion last year, double the $100.3 billion of upgraded debt.
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And U.S. stocks have generally been on an upswing since February, a tide that has been lifting all boats, by and large.
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The ETF's 50-day moving average, a measure of short-term trend, has been on the upswing since the beginning of December.
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A dramatic upswing in prices so far this year has prompted President Donald Trump to call on OPEC to ratchet up supply.
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The market upswing offset the negative effect of investors' fund withdrawals during the period, the company's Chief Executive Yves Perrier told reporters.
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"The good business morale and the positive development in industrial orders point to a continuation of the solid industrial upswing," it said.
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But in an effort to broaden the discussion, here are seven things I hope HQ does while it's still on the upswing.
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Leading economic institutes slashed their forecasts for 69.173 growth on Thursday and warned a long-term upswing had come to an end.
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On the one hand, the upswing in the global economy provided a favorable backdrop for double-digit corporate profits growth, he said.
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The show chronicles Maria playing a version of herself, coming off a career upswing and crashing into a subsequent a mental breakdown.
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OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia warned oil traders on Friday that a dramatic upswing in crude futures was little reason to become complacent.
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"I've seen a huge upswing in minimalist skin care, and the 'less is more' mantra has never felt more relevant," she says.
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The upswing in zero-based budgeting (ZBB) signals that a broader cross-section of U.S. companies anticipate turbulence in their revenue growth.
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Spreadbetters expected the upswing for equities to continue in Europe, forecasting a higher open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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Though, rest assured, the popularity of different breast sizes varies over time — and right now smaller boobs are actually on an upswing.
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S&P earnings have been on an upswing since the fourth quarter of 2016, after a year and a half of declines.
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Speaking at a conference, Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said there was no rule saying the current upswing must be at an end.
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Leading economic institutes slashed their forecasts for 2019 growth on Thursday and warned a long-term upswing had come to an end.
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Chief Dowling said that while the crime seemed to be on the upswing now, its high point was in 2012 and 2013.
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Ms. McGinty seems on the upswing as Donald Trump's campaign implodes, and now leads Mr. Toomey by less than a percentage point.
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Agriculture and fisheries, he said, "need an upswing," while light industry should save electricity and also produce more goods with local materials.
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The upswing comes at a crucial time for the league, which is set to renegotiate its rights deals in the coming years.
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But it's not hard to find groups that think an upswing is on the horizon, if you let politics be your guide.
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Despite what may be an upswing in widows' actively lifting themselves out of financial straits, Ms. Hounsell said most were still struggling.
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Ifo said the economic upswing in Germany should continue but at a slower pace, echoing an assessment by the Bundesbank last week.
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Meanwhile, at least seven other Beantown areas were more expensive than New York's Harlem, where prices have also been on an upswing.
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"We assume that the correction will continue, as the upswing beforehand was exaggerated in our opinion," Commerzbank analyst said in a note.
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Separate data showed Canadian home prices fell in October for the first time in six months but an underlying upswing was maintained.
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"Despite all of the prophecies of doom, the upswing is not only alive, it's also kicking," Bankhaus Lampe economist Alexander Krueger said.
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Beyond that, Amazon's rally ending in October 2016 lasted for $373.21, exactly the same amount, to the cent, as the following upswing.
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The association said on Monday that the upswing in the euro zone economy meant the ultra-expansive policy was no longer needed.
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"Despite all of the prophecies of doom, the upswing is not only alive; it's also kicking," Bankhaus Lampe economist Alexander Krueger said.
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Moderate GOP legislators have sponsored gun control legislation, and polls have shown an upswing in support for gun control among Republican voters.
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It was intensely vilified during its upswing, but now it has settled in to being an accepted aspect of how we live.
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Sanofi has been placing hopes on continued upswing for the drug as it faces weakness in its diabetes business due to generic rivals.
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According to recent polls and state results, Rubio's campaign is in free fall and Kasich's is actually on a bit of an upswing.
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He said that low supply and increased demand, plus potential investment from established companies like Google and Apple, will fuel a price upswing.
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Since 2012, the average seed or early-stage round in Crunchbase's mobile category group has been on the upswing, according to reported data.
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A look back at the team's work in the second week of group stages also showed that H2K is on a definite upswing.
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While Trump's approval rating plummets — to 22% as of early August — support for legal pot is on the upswing, according to Quinnipiac University.
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The series, despite the middling reviews for X-Men: Apocalypse, is on an upswing after the successes of Deadpool, Logan, and FX's Legion.
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The global economy is in a synchronized upswing and world trade is growing at the fastest rate since the start of the decade.
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As the Syrian civil war moves inexorably toward a sixth year of conflict, calls for US intervention are once again on the upswing.
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"When you've been in a long running cycle of economic upswing, there are fears that there's a recession on the horizon," Challenger said.
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Kidbox has potential in a market where brick-and-mortar retailers are closing their doors, and e-commerce apparel is on the upswing.
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Chipotle's stock has been on an upswing recently and its shares are up 28.33% this year and hit an all-time high Wednesday.
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Stocks have been on an upswing on expectations that the incumbent government would return to power after the general election starting next month.
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Property trusts enjoyed an upswing in early trade as a combination of weak Chinese data and trepidation over the outcome of Sino-U.
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In its July monthly report, the ministry described the domestic economy as being in "robust" shape and delivering "considerable drive" to the upswing.
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"The German economy is humming," Ifo head Clemens Fuest said on Thursday, adding that the strong economic upswing would extend far into 2018.
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"The economic upswing that we have expected for some time seems to be materializing," IMF chief economist Maurice Obstfeld wrote in the report.
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Busting the deficit target, however, would worry ratings agencies at a time when oil prices - India's most costly import - are on an upswing.
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I knew, as soon as the result came out, that there would be an upswing in racist, xenophobic attacks, and there has been.
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That prompted investors to sell Treasuries in April, as did an upswing in risk appetite, with buoyant global stocks and rebounding oil prices.
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Susan Martin of SMARTproductions recently told Brides magazine that she's seen a major upswing in cocktail-party-heavy weddings and "free-form" dining.
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That may change soon, as many investors believe a market bottom has been hit and the Greek economy is poised for an upswing.
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U.S.-produced crude, which has been on an upswing since falling into a low-$40 per barrel range in June, also inched higher.
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But pops like the one that just occurred aren't considered a genuine bull market by most investors but rather just a cyclical upswing.
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A sudden upswing in crude futures could be enough to fast-track the energy market's next crisis, one economist told CNBC on Thursday.
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The upswing is real, but the gains have been strongest for people living in large metropolitan areas and for those with college degrees.
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The recent upswing in new veterans stems in large part from the 9/85033 generation becoming more engaged in politics, according to Lynn.
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A majority of Americans supports the practice, although the percentage has ebbed since the mid-1990s when crime rates were on the upswing.
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A dramatic upswing in oil prices over recent months could soon create a "particularly hostile environment" for global investors, Citi economists warned Monday.
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The upswing of the German economy will continue, albeit less dynamically, Krueger said, predicting quarterly growth rates of "standard size rather than XXL".
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Indicators are pointing to a continuation of the industrial upswing, albeit at a slower pace than in the first six months, it added.
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Upscale restaurants, bars and other recreational venues for conducting business were on the rise, and the real estate market was on the upswing.
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ING's Brzeski agreed there was little reason to doubt the underlying strength of Germany's current upswing, which is now in its ninth year.
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"Germany's economic upswing will continue this year and next," Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel told a news conference to present updated German growth forecasts.
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In addition, the level of dispersion, or the difference in returns among broad sectors within the market, also has been on the upswing.
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Just as global markets largely accompanied the US stock market on the upswing last year, they've also declined in this latest shake-up.
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The story is the upswing in domestic terrorism here, not whatever ridiculousness the president happens to pick out of his nose that moment.
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Ben's Chili Bowl has been a standby for six decades in Washington's U Street corridor, an area that is on the upswing again.
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But Spiesshofer was more positive about the future, saying the simplified company was now ready to benefit from an upswing in many markets.
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A much-anticipated shipping revolution could spark a dramatic upswing in diesel fuel demand over the coming months, energy analysts have told CNBC.
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Boston is on the upswing with four wins in its last five games after a 56-21 shootout victory over Columbus on Saturday.
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The index last month rose to 20.7 from 17.4 in February as concern dissipated that global political risks could end an economic upswing.
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By contrast, many have touted the upswing in activism in the U.S. as a positive consequence of the Trump administration's early policy decisions.
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They're also on the upswing in terms of job growth, and are known to pay better wages than work that requires more physical skills.
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In Germany, Europe's economic power house, the unemployment rate hit a record low of 5.5 percent in December, underpinning a broad-based economic upswing.
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"Some observers already see evidence of an approaching end to the upswing in the recent economic slowdown," he told an audience in Mannheim, Germany.
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The global economy is experiencing the strongest synchronised growth since the start of the decade with all the advanced economies in a cyclical upswing.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign has been on the upswing for the past few months, and he's faced attacks on all sides as a result.
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Central banks are fearful of cutting short the synchronised global economic upswing and, with inflation quiescent, see no real need to take the risk.
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"Now inventories have been worked off, and you could get a radical upswing in pricing that would give Micron much higher earnings," Cramer said.
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The retailer, which also owns Banana Republic and Old Navy, called the month challenging, but saw an upswing heading into the Memorial Day weekend.
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If you're been following baby name news at any rate, you've probably noticed an upswing in names you've rarely or never heard used before.
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Now the allure of Iceland's own economic upswing, a strengthened currency and comparably high interest rates have deterred domestic investors from boosting foreign investment.
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That would be a sharp upswing from a median estimate of a 0.30 percent increase in consumer prices in May in the Reuters poll.
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"The real strategy is you got to price the ticket right to the market so the content can participate on that upswing," said Rapino.
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He says it is important that investors are exposed to cyclical stocks, which tend to perform well when the economy is in an upswing.
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German business confidence deteriorated unexpectedly in the weeks before Sunday's federal election, suggesting that a consumption-led upswing could lose momentum in coming months.
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"The long-term upswing of the German economy has come to an end," Oliver Holtemoeller, one of the economists involved in the report, said.
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Meanwhile, Sanofi has been placing hopes on continued upswing for the drug as it faces weakness in its diabetes business due to generic rivals.
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Sales to nations like China and India -- which are carefully watching the Russian impact on the Syrian war -- could now see a significant upswing.
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The upswing in the economy has also enabled banks in Hungary to sell distressed mortgages and project loans to private investors seeking higher returns.
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But apparently, there is a whole sophisticated level to this entire thing that I'm completely missing, and it's on a serious upswing in Dublin.
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Considering our constructive economic and constrained supply stance, energy and industrial metals should again fare best at the later stage of an economic upswing.
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The Ifo economic institute said, however, that Germany's economic upswing will continue as a strong domestic economy is providing a buffer against external shocks.
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"The tax treatment of investment properties has been a contributor to the recent strong upswing in housing prices in Australia's major cities," he said.
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"The brisk upswing in mortgage rates and not enough inventory dispirited some would-be buyers," the NAR said in a statement accompanying the figures.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) believes one of South America's smallest countries is likely to see a dramatic upswing in economic growth next year.
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He went on to warn that "massive supply management" in the energy market was always likely to trigger an "artificial" upswing in oil prices.
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The consumer-led upswing has been reinforced by a rebound in exports, propelling German economic growth to a calendar-adjusted 2.5 percent in 2017.
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Iambic upswing offered a consoling pulse Rich couldn't repress, but she spiked her iambs with the bitters of broken lines, of staggered, unpunctuated utterance.
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A shift in attention to geopolitical events this year could undermine the sustainability of the global upswing, warned Basel-based Bank for International Settlements.
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Moscow has long called for a big upswing in crude production, while Iran is reluctant to change from the current parameters of the deal.
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Demand is on the upswing as the industry has implemented a Federal Research and Promotion program to promote the benefits of real Christmas trees.
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Depay was connected to Chris Brown's ex GF Karrueche Tran for a while -- but that's clearly over and this one is on the upswing!
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SS: Mm. TT: And this has been going on long enough now that we are now on an upswing, where there is job creation.
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Visitors to Egypt dropped to 5.4 million in 2016 from 14.7 million in 2010, although there has been a small upswing in recent months.
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Mets 5, Nationals 1 When the first-place Washington Nationals arrived in Flushing on Thursday, the Mets' season appeared to be on the upswing.
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Arguably their biggest selling point is HomeKit compatibility, as Apple's smart home protocol has been in need of an upswing in support like this.
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Trump was on the upswing with his take-no-prisoners style; his onstage competitors decided it was time to join in or lose out.
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"I think the most important element here is the upswing we saw in core inflation," said Doug Porter, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets.
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The sector is cheap but needs a more sustainable upswing in the price of oil to attract investors, particularly U.S. money managers, Archibald said.
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The president of the Bavarian civil servants' union, Rolf Habermann, told Reuters employers should make an offer reflecting the strength of Germany's economic upswing.
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But Mr. Lembcke, who has been at the club for 21 years, said that it also reflected the upswing in Mar-a-Lago's popularity.
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A sustained upswing in U.S. shale growth is likely to offset global production problems over the coming months, energy analysts told CNBC on Wednesday.
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While the Bank of England expects business investment to pick up this year, it remains muted considering the strength of the global economic upswing.
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A city like Cleveland relishes the opportunity to be in the national spotlight, to show off its recent successes and transmit the "upswing" narrative.
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"The indicators point to a brisk continuation of the upswing in the final quarter of the year," the economy ministry said in its monthly report.
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"We're seeing industrial production beginning to pick up, commodity prices are improving, energy we know is on an upswing, and Harsco will benefit," she added.
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Today, almost ten years after the most severe financial crisis since the Depression, a broad-based economic upswing is at last under way (see article).
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Mr Rutte's government, a grand coalition with the centre-left Labour party, has carried out some important reforms, and the economy is on the upswing.
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Some of it could be Trump's approval rating returning to its longer-term average, given that it was on a slight upswing before the inquiry.
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To determine if fracking was the reason behind the upswing, the Michigan researchers flew over the Bakken Formation and sampled the air in May 2014.
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As of October, the company had only pushed about 5 million units, so there needs to be a huge upswing in the next few months.
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He's working on himself and getting re-adjusted and taking things one step at a time, but things are definitely on the upswing for them.
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"We look to be in the right place at the right time with the right technology to catch the upswing into the future," Segars said.
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Oil consumption is normally led by gasoline during the first phase of each cyclical upswing until distillates become the primary driver in the second phase.
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He's closing in on the national polls, and Nate Silvers persuasively argues that Sanders has been experiencing a genuine upswing, outperforming expectations in recent primaries.
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"Order activity has gained further momentum from an already high level," the Economy Ministry said, adding that it expected the manufacturing sector's upswing to continue.
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We also asked Howard about the back injury that sidelined him for most of last season -- and he told us things are on the upswing.
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The one digital media company that seems to still be on the upswing is Vice, but for a very old reason — it's going to television.
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"After the 2010 midterm elections, when the Tea Party took over, we started to see a real dramatic upswing in anti-choice legislation," she explains.
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While conventional oil activity is in freefall, U.S. shale drilling is on an upswing, thanks to American companies halving the cost of production, IEA notes.
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"The driving factors of the domestically supported upswing remain intact, including the excellent labor market, rising real wages and an expansionary fiscal policy," it said.
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Real GDP is set to grow by 2.3% in 2017, its fastest pace of expansion in five years, supported by the upswing in global trade.
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"We expect core inflation to accelerate slowly in 2019 and reach an year average of 1.7 percent given the continuing upswing in Germany," Wagner said.
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Spain is not the only European country with separatist regions, and that will certainly be little appetite for a wider upswing in the regional nationalism.
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A recent poll found that only 12 percent "feel they have benefited a lot" from the economic upswing, an almost perfect alignment with Tcherneva's chart.
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Technical strategist Frank Cappelleri at Instinet notes, "The recent price action has been the most persistent upswing all year" based on intraday supply-demand indicators.
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"Some observers already see evidence of an approaching end to the upswing in the recent economic slowdown," Jens Weidmann told an audience in Mannheim, Germany.
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"Now that America's economy is back on the upswing, we should recommit to the policies that got us here, including smart trade policy," Donohue said.
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The growing threat of protectionist measures comes as the German economy enjoys a consumer-led upswing boosted by a rebound in exports and company investment.
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Rebbl is also part of a new upswing in food and beverage brands like snack bar maker Kind that fund or support mission-driven organizations.
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Economic advisers to the German government on Wednesday raised their 2018 growth forecast to 2.3 percent but warned that protectionist measures could limit the upswing.
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In another sign for a continued upswing and improved labor demand, job vacancies hit an all-time high in the first three months of 2017.
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Brazil's depressed homebuilding market could see the start of an upswing next year as developers regain confidence, Vargas said, citing recent discussions with the companies.
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Policymakers and business executives should capitalize on the current economic upswing to invest in future economic growth by boosting productivity — before it is too late.
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Confederate flags have been flying off flag polls in recent years as an upswing in racist violence has rekindled conversation over the symbol's bloody identity.
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After the 2011 revolution, when religious freedoms were relaxed, there was an upswing in ultra-conservative Salafism, which led to several stambeli shrines being vandalized.
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"The start of the year is a disappointment, but not yet the beginning of the end of the upswing," DIHK managing director Martin Wansleben said.
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The American president enjoys buoyant economic conditions, part of a global economic surge; similarly, his French counterpart has benefited from an upswing in the eurozone.
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"Yesterday's upswing on the back of rising stock markets was halted by an unexpectedly sharp rise in U.S. crude oil and product stocks," Commerzbank said.
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It's next to impossible to determine how widespread an issue it is, but Brooks agrees that there appears to be a recent upswing in popularity.
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It is also expected to result in an upswing of economic activity and improvement in the livelihood prospects of all people of Jammu and Kashmir.
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And doing so could prompt you to act rashly, selling your stocks at a discount and then risking missing out on the next market upswing.
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With more than 200 facilities and $16 billion in sales last year, Nucor is well positioned to take advantage of an upswing in domestic demand.
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The dispute comes against the backdrop of an economic upswing in Germany that pushed the country's unemployment rate down to a record low in December.
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The Stags (2-6) end their three-game showing at this tournament on the upswing after losing in the earlier rounds against USC and Davidson.
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Now, in the wake of "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" taking off, secondhand shops and flea markets are again reporting an upswing in incoming goods.
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If the economy remains on the upswing, many more union workers — as well as African-American, Hispanic and women voters — are likely to vote Republican.
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Even with the recent upswing in VC to Nigeria's startups, founders still speak of the tough sell they face convincing global investors to back them.
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It culminated on the upswing, with a passage of slowly rising chords reminiscent of the irresolute, parallel motion in "Skies of America," Coleman's major concerto.
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Trade war fears were overblown and stocks can now resume their upswing after retesting the February lows, says Raymond James chief investment strategist Jeff Saut.
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These increases were partly due to an upswing following the holiday season lull and potentially more borrowers trying to refinance before mortgage rates increase further.
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"The German economy is on a solid growth path," its monthly report said, adding that indicators signaled a continuation of the economic upswing in 2017.
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While Pennsylvania has yet to enact a red flag law, we can expect to see an upswing in such cases should a federal law pass.
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"We've really seen a big upswing in their activity in the last two months," said Ben Read, senior manager of cyber espionage analysis at FireEye.
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Regional market sentiment has been on an upswing after President Donald Trump said an initial trade deal with China would be signed later this month.
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"Here's the bottom line on this very tricky, hard-to-understand story: Philip Morris International is on the upswing, and it's on the upswing for good reason — the company's smokeless tobacco technology is taking the world by storm, it's got incredible momentum, and the business is on track to grow its earnings nicely even as the core cigarette business continues to shrink," Cramer said.
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A solid upswing in home refinancing would yield a six to nine-month earning support for a bank leveraged to housing like Wells Fargo, he added.
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With yields on the upswing, the value of the U.S. dollar has risen dramatically — another classic bearish factor for commodities in general and gold in particular.
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With yields on the upswing, the value of the U.S. dollar has risen dramatically - another classic bearish factor for commodities in general and gold in particular.
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But analysts caution that the market upswing is probably temporary, given that concrete progress on a US-China trade deal is unlikely in the near term.
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New Zealand's economic upswing began in the mid-20143s under an audaciously reforming Labour government that was, in the words of Mr Key, "amazingly right-wing".
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"The upswing among Regional Network contacts continues, and growth is expected to remain firm over the next half-year," the central bank said in a statement.
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Among children in Latin America and the Caribbean, "I wouldn't be surprised if we saw a big upswing in A.D.H.D., autism, epilepsy and schizophrenia," he added.
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But a populist upswing propelled by unhappiness with established institutions raises an awkward question: if these institutions are worthwhile, why are people so frustrated by them?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. biotech shares on Tuesday posted their best overall day since October, helped by a big upswing in the broader U.S. stock market.
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He also said there was a "good chance" an upswing in the pharmaceutical industry could prevent a technical recession, which analysts cautioned might happen in 2020.
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In 20143, areas where industrial robots have eliminated jobs—mostly in the Rust Belt and the South—saw a sizable upswing in voters turning to Trump.
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That constraint, barring a major upswing in voter support for impeachment, leaves the committee with several, smaller-bore initiatives to work on, which Nadler has outlined.
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Germany is enjoying an unusually prolonged growth cycle, now in its ninth year, as record employment and ultra-low borrowing costs propel a consumer-led upswing.
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Industrial orders data released on Friday had already pointed to a busy final quarter for factories with the government expecting the upswing to carry into 2017.
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Gasoline prices continue their recent upswing with the national average price now at $2.32 a gallon; four cents a gallon more than a week ago today.
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LAGARDE: WHAT WE KNOW FOR CERTAIN IS THE UPSWING THAT WE FORECAST FOR LATE 2019 AND EARLY 2020 WILL HAVE TO DO WITH COUNTRY-SPECIFIC CASES.
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This theory, which Harmon says is "backed up by the upswing in momentum," projects a target for Apple stock of $170 by the end of 2017.
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Things are on the upswing for Patrick Dempsey and estranged wife Jillian's marriage as a source tells PEOPLE plans for divorce are now off the table.
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Had Trump spent the first days of his presidency calming nerves and behaving graciously, he might be on the upswing, but instead, he did the opposite.
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"The upswing is becoming increasingly solid, and continues to broaden across sectors and countries, " Peter Praet, the ECB's chief economist, said in a speech May 24.
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Europe's largest economy is powering ahead on a consumer-led upswing driven by record-high employment, increased job security, rising real wages and low borrowing costs.
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While Goldreyer says the probability of head-to-head pictures could be to blame — she has noticed an upswing of older teenagers coming in for treatment.
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The financial fortunes of big law firms appear to be on the upswing, according to a survey released Tuesday by Citi Private Bank's Law Firm Group.
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The roller-coaster ride that has been the Oakland Athletics' season currently is on the upswing with victories in four straight following a four-game skid.
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The S&P 500 set a record Wednesday for the longest bull market in history, an upswing that began in March 9, 2009 — 3,453 days ago.
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It is expected to continue sustaining an upswing driven by low interest rates, a robust labour market, and government policies geared to boost German purchasing power.
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The ministry said it expected the industrial sector to continue its upswing also in the third quarter, pointing to robust orders and strong business sentiment indicators.
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As Trump has attempted to discredit Mueller, however, a CNN poll released last week found that public approval for the special counsel is on the upswing.
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Wisconsin is now on the upswing, having reached the Big Ten championship game, where it lost to Penn State in double overtime, in Granato's first season.
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Besides staying invested, two other investor behaviors contributed to that upswing: continuing to contribute on a systematic basis and buying more as the market went down.
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The whiplash effect has become so pronounced that even the slightest suggestion of good news from China later in the week sent markets on an upswing.
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Klobuchar, who watched her polling numbers rise into the high single-digits in Iowa over the last month, is also on an upswing in the state.
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"German inflation is now showing its true colors," KfW bank economist Joerg Zeuner said, adding that a rate of around 2 percent reflected Germany's strong upswing.
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Broadway has been on an upswing for five years, powered by a surge in New York City tourism and a resurgence in enthusiasm for musical theater.
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" In a further clarification via email, Siegel wrote, "[The market] could be headed into a sharp upswing that could end like the what happened in January.
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For Germany, the surprisingly weak figures suggested that price pressures remain relatively modest despite a continued upswing, booming labour market and the ECB's loose monetary policy.
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This is the second time we've seen Heather on an upswing -- in October she was celebrating her daughter Ava's 22nd birthday and looked happy then, too.
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IIF reported that the strong upswing was mainly driven by robust inflows to Turkey, at $9.2 billion, India with $9 billion, and Mexico, at $2.3 billion.
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Ms. Martinelli's modeling career was already on the upswing in 1955 when a photograph of her in Vogue was spotted by Mr. Douglas's wife, Anne Buydens.
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Stocks on Wall Street ended a volatile week on an upswing, as the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index ended Friday's trading session about 1.4 percent higher.
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Driving the market upswing were comments from US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who said that the central bank was closely monitoring developments on the trade front.
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Orders in construction reached a level last seen during the boom times following unification and the economic upswing in East Germany in the mid-1990s, it added.
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With RTS games enjoying a small upswing after a number of years on the sidelines, Halo Wars 2 is a refreshing (though frustrating) departure from the norm.
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Not only has there been an upswing in financing, there has also been a push from India's government to facilitate the technology industry's growth within the country.
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They are up almost 25 percent this quarter, despite a slight reversal in the last week caused by an upswing in the dollar and U.S. yields. reut.
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But the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said on Tuesday the upswing remained strong and the government should use its budget surplus to increase investment.
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"The trend in the industrial sector is clearly pointing upwards," the ministry said, adding that the upswing in manufacturing had broadened since the beginning of the year.
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Unfortunately, there are signs from this past year that persecution is on the upswing, calling for greater world outrage at Iran's abuses of this peaceful religious community.
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"Those factors bode well for stronger sales than we've seen in recent months, but any impending upswing in activity wasn't evident in the March data," LePage said.
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Of the many line items lauded, analysts tended to highlight accelerating ad revenue growth thanks to increased use of Instagram's stories feature and an upswing in impressions.
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The irony would be that, just as the start of this blog heralded the upswing, the last post might signal the demise of the great bull market.
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Hedging should enable at least the stronger and better capitalized companies to protect their core operations through the uncertain period until the cycle enters a proper upswing.
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Science fiction and horror anthology shows have been on the upswing in recent years, and it looks as though CBS is hoping to capitalize on the trend.
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EU officials speak of a window of opportunity for reforms opened by Emmanuel Macron's election in France, a sprightly economic upswing and the unfamiliar absence of crisis.
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It's also worth noting that outright prices for crude are still lower currently than before the upswing in tanker attacks and seizures in the past two months.
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As Australia tries to meet the need of its ballooning population, public investment is in a strong upswing, with flow-through effects on the non-mining sector.
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The company's stock is trading around an all-time low after a brief upswing following a report that Chinese electronic maker Xiaomi was considering buying the company.
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So far the upswing has delivered a total return of over 193 percent this year, according to Barclays data, but not everyone is convinced it will continue.
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"This is the longest upswing since 203, the second longest ever," he added, pointing to record-high employment, rising real wages and planned tax relief for workers.
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With stocks having been on a seven-year upswing, there's a good chance most of Stash's customers had never seen a serious decline since they started investing.
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Second, Cuba could not handle a rapid lifting of the current trade embargo because they lack basic infrastructure to accommodate a huge upswing in tourism or trade.
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The Bundesbank's comments echo the Economy Ministry's view that factories are likely to shift into a higher gear in the coming months and the upswing will continue.
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The euro is unlikely to see a massive upswing Thursday as central bankers meet to discuss the end of monetary stimulus in the region, analysts told CNBC.
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Still, the CPI and TIPS break-even rates are stuck below the Federal Reserve's 2 percent inflation goal, despite their recent upswing, as global demand remains sluggish.
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"It looks as if we have surpassed the top of the economic upswing," HSBC Trinkhaus analyst Lothar Hessler said, adding the stronger euro probably caused the decline.
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Stocks started out the month of July Monday on an upswing that sent the Dow to new highs, but selling in technology stocks pulled down the Nasdaq.
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It is difficult to draw attention to this issue given that the world economy is in the middle of first synchronous upswing since the global financial crisis.
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"Everyone benefits from the upswing," said Jack McDade, a Republican voter in Lance's district, who says the candidate would have been wiser to fully embrace Trump's policies.
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Trump, perhaps wary of the average U.S. gasoline price hovering near $3 a gallon, has sought to hold OPEC accountable for a recent upswing in oil prices.
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Stocks are in a new year upswing that could draw in more buyers and spread to more sectors, as the Dow edges to the big round 25,000.
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An upswing in the support of white, working-class voters in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin helped deliver Mr. Trump the White House, despite his popular vote loss.
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TOKYO — Japan reported a surprising economic upswing in the first three months of the year, but the sunny figures belied continuing weaknesses that threaten the country's prospects.
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The former Florida governor has been on an upswing since his stumbling early showings, and he was more vigorous and relaxed than ever before on Thursday evening.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday Germany would reduce government debt and invest in employment and infrastructure to extend the economy's upswing and prepare for any downturn.
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The German economy has been enjoying an unusually prolonged upswing since 2010 and the federal government has managed to increase spending without incurring new debt since 2014.
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It's one of the country's best shots at understanding a recent upswing in "unsheltered" homelessness that's swept much of the western U.S. in an otherwise booming economy.
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The three Democratic nominees are each, to varying degrees, fierce advocates for a brand of progressive politics that is on the upswing among Democrats this primary season.
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The Republican tax policy changes added to the euphoria in markets, and such a climate left many ill-prepared for a potential upswing in inflation, Junius said.
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Rising prices are a bet that one or both will experience a cyclical upswing next year (Indias economic recovery critical for oil in 2020, Reuters, Dec. 11).
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By all accounts, the Mooresville, North Carolina-based chain benefited from the upswing in more people looking to polish up their houses with new appliances and such.
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"There's been a significant upswing since 2011," Mr. Shaw said, adding that since then, taxi-related hits have "consistently made up about half" of the annual total.
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The fear is that will repeat itself, and that after outsized gains during the upswing, relatively more black workers will lose their jobs when leaner times arrive.
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The sales reports spooked investors who have been on the lookout for weakness in the cyclical auto industry, which has been on an upswing since the Great Recession.
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So this change may be attributable to shifting tactics that women running for office have adopted as much as any real upswing in voters' tolerance for "ambitious" women.
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German unions in April reached a three-stage pay hike deal for more than 2 million public sector workers that is likely to boost the consumer-led upswing.
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The upswing in construction has been encouraged by the European Central Bank's ultra-low interest rates, a growing urban population and high immigration over the past five years.
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"It was clear in 2016 that we saw an upswing in anti-trans legislation, more than we'd ever seen before," said Transgender Law Center Executive Director Kris Hayashi.
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Rather than an upswing in social dialogue or the breadth and impact of news, xenophobia — a distillation of a worldwide mood — may represent something deeper and more disquieting.
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"Thanks to the favorable, prolonged upswing, it's also a quite academic debate because we can now massively hike public investments without taking on new debt," the spokesman added.
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It's already played a role in helping to reduce carbon admissions, and RBC's Helima Croft said she believes the upswing will continue, at least for the time being.
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Air taxis, or flying cars if you're feeling saucy, are enjoying an upswing in popularity, and the Fort Worth, Texas-based Bell is hoping to seize the moment.
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According to Kurdish intelligence, the number of incidents is on the upswing, too: more than 70 in August, more than 80 in September, and nearly 90 in October.
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As Fringe was wrapping up its run on TV, Tilton noticed an upswing in successful independent games, particularly on consoles, and wondered if the opportunity had finally arrived.
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Brown alleged in her TRO filing that she was "in fear" for her life and that Belafonte's alleged abuse ramped up when her career was on an upswing.
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The result has been a negative return of 11 percent for the MSCI Emerging Markets equity index since mid-2011, lagging a 49 percent upswing in developed markets.
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This latest part of the process had a definite upswing followed by some unexpected twists and turns that, yet again, prevented me from doing any consistent rigorous activity.
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With more tournaments taking place in the area, including a $3 million Major competition earlier this year, the region could see an upswing in esports viewership and participation.
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That's in addition to emerging hot destinations such as Chile, India and Puerto Rico, all of which are experiencing a dramatic upswing in travel this year, Belles said.
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As Instagram has shown more ads, the average price per ad across Facebook's entire family of apps has declined in two straight quarters after a year of upswing.
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Brown alleged in her T.R.O. filing that she was "in fear" for her life and that Belafonte's alleged abuse ramped up when her career was on an upswing.
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"Overall growth will be slightly weaker in the third quarter than in the first half of the year, but the upswing will continue and remain solid," she added.
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The upswing in economic activity is unlikely to stoke inflation, however, as firms continue to grapple with idle capacity and employment gains concentrate on off-the-books jobs.
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They looked tirelessly for nonexistent information about a public health crisis in the state when in fact since 200 public health has been on the upswing in Texas.
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Coffee giant Starbucks is on an upswing: In April, it reported fiscal second-quarter earnings that beat analysts' expectations, and its stock is up nearly 30% for 2019.
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As commodity prices have come down, the consequences of policy decisions during the upswing - based in part on how decision makers interpreted the cycle - have begun to emerge.
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However, the level has been on a mild upswing, gaining half a percentage point since September 2015 to its current 62.9 percent level, the best since January 2015.
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Such a full-blown trade war could significantly damage company profits, equity returns and economic growth, all of which have benefited from the trade upswing of recent years.
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"The aggregate of latest economic indicators point to a continuation of the moderate economic upswing over the course of the year," the ministry said in its monthly report.
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Head count should remain on an upswing so long as oil prices stay where they are today — around $50 a barrel — said Guy Berger, an economist at LinkedIn.
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S. Manufacturing Rides Rising Tide, Buoyed by Global Growth, Optimism: Makers of everything from bulldozers to food products are on an upswing as production, spending and sentiment improve.
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The whole incident seems like a terrible blow to its reputation, which had recently been on the upswing after the company released a slate of well-reviewed phones.
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While Ireland's economy has been on the upswing since the country repaid its bailout, it wasn't that the Celtic Tiger suddenly came roaring back in an unexpected way.
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In the other earlier periods, journalistic excesses were countered by an upswing in investigative reporting and, in some cases, the emergence of new codes of conduct for journalists.
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Erdogan adviser Bulent Gedikli said on Twitter that the upswing in inflation was temporary, and the impact of government measures would be seen from the second quarter onwards.
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Consumer spending in the United States, which accounts for more than two-thirds of nationwide economic activity, has been on an upswing, supported by a tightening labor market.
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It is enjoying its highest economic growth in nearly two decades, fuelled by record tourism, an upswing in the housing market, a growing tech sector and strong exports.
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Researchers tied the upswing in calls to a 22017 study in animals and humans that showed the drug works on the same receptors in the brain as opioids.
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Researchers tied the upswing in calls to a 2014 study in animals and humans that showed the drug works on the same receptors in the brain as opioids.
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But orders remain on track to contract for the second year this year, with global headwinds emerging for 2017, casting doubt on the sustainability of the recent upswing.
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Democrats have been on the upswing with minorities, college-educated whites and younger voters, while Republicans are increasingly reliant on older whites, whites without a degree, or both.
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The upswing in usage is typical of any event that keeps people holed up inside, and is sort of the digital equivalent of the Chinese run on condoms.
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President Jair Bolsonaro's government has failed to inspire a consistent economic upswing during his first year in office despite sweeping reforms and the privatization of state-run businesses.
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But now, as a new generation of voters comes of age, an upswing of protests and extreme weather has pushed global warming to the top of voters' priorities.
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This city, which has enjoyed a decided economic upswing in recent years, has embraced the Games with an almost unambiguous courtship that concluded with a flourish Thursday evening.
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Airbus could further benefit from a general upswing in commercial air travel, and it may profit from a trade dispute between its archrival Boeing and Bombardier of Canada.
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And if and when something does, Trump, who has been so eager to take credit for the upswing, might reconsider his positioning once stocks start to go down.
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A rebound in exports is one of the key drivers of Germany's economic upswing as they still account for more than 40 percent of its gross domestic product.
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Above all, it's a win for Fortnite, the record-breaking game whose abrupt upswing in popularity sparked all the interest to begin with, and its developer, Epic Games.
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The economic upswing in eastern European countries, including Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia, directly translates into Vienna Airport passenger growth, Guenther Ofner, who manages the airport with Jaeger, said.
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Republicans swung from deeply pessimistic, with just 15 percent saying the economy would improve in the next year, to strongly optimistic, with 74 percent believing in an economic upswing.
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Republicans swung from deeply pessimistic, with just 200 percent saying the economy would improve in the next year, to strongly optimistic, with 27 percent believing in an economic upswing.
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"There's a roller-coaster effect here, and we are about to start an upswing," says Will Sawyer, an animal protein analyst with Rabobank and the author of the report.
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A robust labour market has been the backbone of a consumption-led upswing in Europe's largest economy, which went through a soft patch at the start of the year.
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Mazion's career seems to be on a serious upswing -- he's being promoted by Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions and his fight in June was aired on ESPN.
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In the morning, sales reports, particularly GM's, spooked investors on the lookout for weakness in the cyclical auto industry, which has been on an upswing since the Great Recession.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday Germany would reduce government debt and invest in employment and infrastructure to extend the economy's upswing and prepare for any downturn.
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San Francisco, New York City and Boston have experienced a tremendous upswing in tech as the firms that had been located in nearby suburbs have moved into the city.
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In the last two weeks, the — also known as "the fear index" — has skyrocketed 65 percent, and its rise has mirrored Republican presidential nominee Trump's upswing in the polls.
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Things seem to be on the upswing; new man-on-the-street segments with a political bite (like the cheeky "Katherine Newbury, White Savior") begin to attract new audiences.
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"He just really liked to cook and paint," says Southall, who adds that her brother had had some problems in the past but was "on the upswing" in life.
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The world economy is now facing brighter prospects, although the U.S. failed to force large and systematic trade surplus countries to drive an upswing of the global business cycle.
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German monthly retail sales unexpectedly fell in March, data showed on Monday, marking a fourth consecutive drop and dampening cheer around a consumer-led upswing in Europe's biggest economy.
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Germany's consumption-driven upswing is expected to continue in 2017, although a strong rebound in inflation means consumers will have less money to spend than in the previous years.
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Lisa Maldonado, RHAP's executive director, said over the last couple of years she's noticed an upswing in the number of requests the organization has gotten to host papaya workshops.
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Driving the upswing in prices were Commodity Trading Advisor funds, which mainly use technical signals such as momentum, while macroeconomic funds remained wary and on the sidelines, Torlizzi added.
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The world economy seemed to have finally kicked into a higher gear, nearly a decade after the financial crisis of 2007-08, with all regions joining in the upswing.
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The shares fell 3 percent on Thursday, despite a stronger European market, as investors focused instead on slowing growth in 2016 and beyond after an extended upswing, analysts said.
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The latest Reuters poll of 2165.4 analysts conducted May 21-June 210 suggested the upswing in the already stretched Canadian housing market will continue over the next three years.
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Major regional shopping hub Hong Kong has been plagued by the strong dollar, and the company faces an upswing in competition from local brands like Huawei, Oppo and BBK.
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Luca Solca, an analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, remained cautious on the stock, saying the upswing in higher priced watches favoured Richemont - the owner of Cartier - more than Swatch.
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Record-high employment, rising real wages and ultra-low borrowing costs are driving a consumer-led upswing that helped Merkel win a fourth term in office on Sept. 24.
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An upswing in home sales should support the U.S. economic expansion and the view the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates by the end of the year, analysts said.
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Helping the economy is the diminishing drag from the mining investment wind-down and an upswing in non-mining construction to meet the needs of a rapidly growing population.
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With her progress on an upswing, Frost returned to Maryland over the weekend to continue her recovery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, according to CNN affiliate WBAL-TV.
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One of the minor procedures seeing an upswing in popularity is earlobe fillers, and not just with older people, who might see their lobes wrinkling and sagging with age.
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Brandon Belt has been one of the key figures during San Francisco's offensive upswing with a nine-game hitting streak, including a solo homer in Friday's 5-1 victory.
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On the afternoon that Carnegie Hall rests between its visitors from Chicago and Boston, head over to Lincoln Center to catch this Washington ensemble, very much on the upswing.
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There has been a move away from the safe or defensive assets that hold up in bad economic times, towards those that do well in an upswing (see article).
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The bank released an upbeat outlook, underpinned by an anticipated upswing in business investment and government infrastructure spending, raising questions among analysts and investors whether it was too optimistic.
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The study found no evidence that positive performance by a manager in a given year drove an upswing in funds under management in that year or the year after.
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A recent earnings call with CEO Elon Musk didn't go very well, and a recent staff shake up alarmed some investors, but still, Tesla's stock is on an upswing.
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Extreme nationalism within the region seems to be on the upswing once more, and with Russia in the driver's seat, conflict becomes more of a probability than a possibility.
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The upswing is mostly due to improvements in aircraft engines, and it's expected new propulsion systems will make another leap in reducing fuel use in the years to come.
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Somewhat surprisingly, surveys fielded during presidential election cycles show an upswing in reputation for the biopharmaceutical industry and then when measured in the off-election years a downswing. Why?
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The German government expects the consumer-led upswing in Europe's largest economy to continue this year, forecasting 2.4 percent growth for 2018 after 2.2 percent in the previous year.
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"These data remain consistent with a solid upswing in manufacturing activity and an acceleration in corporate capital spending," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Yet across industries, there are surprising signs of confidence, with corporate chieftains and directors signaling their belief that the upswing will continue for months or even years to come.
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The company said it continues to value the fund's assets on a weekly basis, rather than revert to the more usual monthly valuation pending further upswing in market sentiment.
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One of the reasons why these zones often fail to deliver an economic boost is that governors and investors tend to pick areas that are already on an upswing.
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Chip companies are considered key indicators of where the tech industry is headed since they must build their products ahead of any upswing in demand for end-customer goods.
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Egypt's economy has been boosted in the last three years by an upswing in tourism, strong remittances from Egyptian workers abroad and recently discovered natural gas fields coming onstream.
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Paid subscription conversions are the most significant contribution for this recent upswing, but the RIAA didn't specify why it believes people are now buying in at a rapid rate.
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While the British Army has seen an upswing in recruitment, it continues to face retention challenges, resulting in a force that continues to fall short of its size targets.
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But the broader area is on an upswing, according to Douglas Elliman, which has research that merges Fort George with Hudson Heights, a more affluent area to the west.
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It's been seven years since Yolanda Hadid was diagnosed with Lyme disease, and the former star of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills says her health is on the upswing.
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According to Evelin Mendez, a cook at the concession stand and a former waitress at the original Carnegie Deli, the outlet has experienced a noticeable upswing in business recently.
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For example, the reason they can hover is because their unique bone structure allows them to create lift on the upswing, as well as the downswing of their wings.
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And the 76ers have an energized fan base excited about a team on the upswing, so it's not as though customer confidence had any chance of becoming an issue.
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The larger company is traded on the NYSE (ticker: NEWR) and has been a strong upswing in the last two years, and its current market cap its around $4.6 billion.
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Since then, the economy has picked up and energy has reached record low prices, but despite that, interest in managing and reducing home energy consumption has remained on the upswing.
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The recent upswing in depressed oil prices, which in turn has sent gasoline prices higher, has been raising some concern about whether the consumer might run into a road block.
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He said increased confidence in the resilience of China's economy was supporting emerging equities especially in Asia while recent data has pointed to a growth upswing across the developing world.
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"The upswing will continue but of course at a slower pace... and that means this is in line with its potential output growth," said Christoph Weil, senior economist at Commerzbank.
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Economic output slowed to 0.3 percent in the first quarter, down from 0.6 percent in late 2017 but the finance ministry says the economy is still in a strong upswing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The oil market is now well into a cyclical upswing and within the next year the narrative about "rebalancing" is likely to be replaced by one about "tightening".
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Still, as polls show that Trump is on the upswing nationally, many Republicans are starting to get more comfortable with the billionaire real estate mogul as their party's standard bearer.
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While investment in the multibillion dollar facilities that process LNG are on the upswing after years of decline, IEA says developers are still at risk of falling behind the curve.
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The recent softening in spot prices and spreads arguably marks the ending of another epicycle that dates even further back to the start of the cyclical upswing in 20183/22018.
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A candidate who has been lagging the entire season but is on the upswing late in the game can often be expected to maintain that trajectory and overcome an opponent.
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"For 2019, the early prognosis we put in the (Norwegian) national budget shows an upswing in petroleum production, mostly due to gas, which represents nearly half of output," she said.
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If economic growth is slowing, some investors are wary of being too invested in cyclical sectors that thrive during an upswing, but do not want to be too defensive either.
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Often viewed as an American "underdog," the City of Brotherly Love is on the upswing, with more businesses creating jobs and new residents attracted to the cultural and food offerings.
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"The economic upswing will be supported by the domestic economy," it said, adding that the health care and construction sectors would be the main growth drivers in the second half.
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The IMF said the Swiss economic upswing was strengthening as it forecast growth of 2.25 percent in 2018, slightly slower than the latest government forecast of a 2.4 percent expansion.
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Speaking at the same conference, Ivan Glasenberg, chief executive of Glencore, said "record low sector margins are setting the scene for the next price upswing" after a plunge in investment.
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Meanwhile, vehicle miles traveled (VMT) in the US are back on the upswing after a post-2008 lull and cheap gas means Americans are once again favoring trucks and SUVs.
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Average commodity returns are particularly strong during the later stages of an economic upswing, when our preferred metric, the OECD composite leading indicator, is improving but at a decelerating pace.
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The upswing in confidence suggests Latin America's largest economy may finally be heading for a recovery from a brutal two-year recession after frustrated expectations of a rebound last year.
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While overall manufacturing employment has been on a fairly constant upswing since 2202, it still remains more than 2628 million jobs below its pre-recession level from 28500 years ago.
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In the end, of course, an upswing in the number of homeowner defaults led the MBS market to collapse disastrously, nearly taking down the worldwide financial system along with it.
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A broad-based global upswing—evident in everything from booming stockmarkets to a surging oil price (see article)—means that investors are now rushing into currencies other than the dollar.
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"The latest economic indicators show that the upswing is likely to continue over the course of the year, albeit at a slower pace," the ministry said in its monthly report.
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"The main economic risk we see is therefore a sharp drop in global energy prices," McNamara said, but oil prices are on the upswing and supported above $65 per barrel.
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He chose VCU, a program that was already on the upswing after future NBA point guard Eric Maynor upset Duke on a buzzer beater in the previous year's NCAA tournament.
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A separate study also found that as many as one in four young adults may never get married, meaning it's unlikely we'll see an upswing in cohabiting any time soon.
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Despite the upswing in popularity that has allowed kinbaku to occasionally edge into mainstream culture, for the moment, the serious study of the art is staunchly situated in the underground.
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The bank has also been bullish on global growth overall, predicting a lofty 4.1 percent gross domestic product growth for 2018 as the product of a broadly synchronized global upswing.
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"Evraz benefited from an upswing on the global markets, as well as from ongoing strategic initiatives on cost-cutting and product development," Chief Executive Alexander Frolov said in a statement.
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Ms. Prell's relationship with the inmate — which was discovered after another inmate "dropped a rat note" to the authorities — ended her corrections career, which had seemingly been on the upswing.
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But the money keeps coming in: Facebook emerged from a string of privacy scandals last year with a 30 percent boost in revenue and a 61 percent upswing in profit.
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Central bank cuts and a stronger yuan Thursday's upswing in Asia came a day after central banks in India, New Zealand and Thailand all made aggressive cuts to interest rates.
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"If coronavirus is contained, and you have a V-shape recovery, you're going to have a coiled spring where you have this massive upswing in multiple expansion," he said. Disclaimer
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Sure, Microsoft just reported huge growth in its cloud business, and in its earnings report, Google said it had seen a "terrific upswing" in revenue from selling online server space.
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"The German economy is proving its staying power, the upswing continues," Bankhaus Lampe economist Alexander Krueger said, adding that the European Central Bank's low interest rates were boosting the economy.
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When investing is a habit, then, whether the market's on the upswing or heading temporarily lower, you'll keep adding money to your portfolio and benefit from watching that wealth compound.
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Beau does not quite believe that this handsome man, full of youthful energy (though Rufus is bipolar and might be going through an upswing), could be genuinely interested in him.
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In December, the IMF (International Monetary Fund) delivered a grim report card on Britain's economy, blaming Brexit for the country's slow growth in comparison to a broadly based global upswing.
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"Clean" beauty is on the upswing, with brands starting to proclaim that they only use safe ingredients and retailers like Sephora and CVS policing ingredients they deem to be undesirable.
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While the global economy and corporate profits are on a synchronized upswing for the first time in more than 6 years, this is yet to trickle down to salary slips.
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Since investors hoping for a big upswing often need to invest before a company's therapy is approved, an unexpected FDA rejection or ineffective trial can result in sudden, steep declines.
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The world is currently in an "upswing" in employment creation following a period during which jobs were lost to the advance of technology, the CEO of Credit Suisse said Tuesday.
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Unlike Jussie Smollett, at least one of his alleged "attackers" is seeing his career on the upswing ... Abel Osundairo is now training with one of Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s trainers.
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The "euroboom", as it has come to be known, is one of the most important components of a wider economic upswing that now has world growth closing in on 4 percent.
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Consumer spending in the United States, which accounts for more than two-thirds of nationwide economic activity, has been on an upswing, supported by a tightening labor market and cooling inflation.
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Just a few weeks ago, oil prices were on the upswing, supported by solid economic growth, easing trade tensions, US sanctions Venezuela and Iran and rising tensions in the Middle East.
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Vacancy rates have fallen to around 20 percent, still high by historic standards but an improvement from previous years, and this has drawn interest from buyers looking to catch an upswing.
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He said he would "buy the hell out of" a downturn that could come with the drop, and expects the upswing will come after the Fed indicates that it will pause.
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DuBois noted that the percentage of cars and parts from Mexico has been on the upswing in recent years, but he was not sure a tax would significantly alter that trend.
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Pretty much nothing supported the Hawkeyes being that good, but still, things were indisputably on the upswing after Ferentz more or less copped to hitting the snooze button for a while.
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The event and the movement it celebrated, though, were more about channeling the emotional nationalist upswing spearheaded by Trump into an ideological worldview than about setting out policy or political specifics.
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The dollar had strengthened over the last two weeks from levels under 96, boosted by positive economic data stateside that appeared to indicate an upswing in momentum for the U.S. economy.
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FUNDAMENTALS * ALUMINIUM: LME aluminium was up 0.3%, pulling further away from a 29-month low hit on Monday, when an upswing in exports from top producer China fuelled worries about oversupply.
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Despite Facebook's numerous scandals, privacy lapses and service outages, user engagement has been on an upswing through the first half of 2019, according to the company's own tools provided to advertisers.
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The Euro Stoxx 50 was down 103% to 3,112.00 as of 9:50 AM GMT: Oil, which has had a three week upswing, is down again as fears of oversupply continue.
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Most of the industry's cyclical indicators (production, consumption, stocks, investment, employment, prices, costs) point to a sustained upswing in activity that is likely to continue in the short and medium term.
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The Rogue One news isn't as notable, if only because Star Wars is a long-proven franchise that has been on a critical and commercial upswing since Disney's 2012 Lucasfilm acquisition.
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"A boom without end in Germany ... and despite all the risks," Bankhaus Lampe analyst Alexander Krueger said, calling it a good sign that the upswing was based on a broad foundation.
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Jamal bin Ghalaita said EI was not expecting a pick up in the banking market until the second half of 2017 at the earliest, once an upswing in oil prices happens.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said the economic slowdown Germany saw during the second half of 2018 would be overcome during the course of this year and replaced by an economic upswing.
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Genesis — which only recently became an independent, upscale brand in its own right — won praise for its New York Concept sedan earlier this year, so he's coming in on an upswing.
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Growth had picked up to 0.5% in the first quarter of 2015 (compared with the final quarter of 2014), the strongest performance since the upswing started in the spring of 183.
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On Thursday, official data showed exports and rising business investments were the main drivers of growth in the third quarter, signaling that the robust upswing will extend well into next year.
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But there's reason to believe we're in the midst an upswing, one that will only continue with the momentum generated by Obama's White House, and Hollywood's clear opposition to his successor.
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The better news: Though Facebook doesn't break out Instagram's numbers, the photo-sharing app has had a huge success with its take on Snapchat's Stories feature and is on the upswing.
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"There is no automatism that the German upswing will end this year, next year or the following year... I don't see any sign of economic crisis on the horizon," Altmaier added.
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"This is expected to drive a long upswing in the rollout and sales of 5G smartphones worldwide, helping to underpin Taiwan's electronics export industry over the medium-term outlook," Biswas said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Investor morale in the euro zone improved in April to hit its highest level since November, helped by signs of an upswing in China, a survey showed on Monday.
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Member countries of the International Monetary Fund on Saturday welcomed the global upswing in economic activity but warned that the recovery was not yet complete given low inflation and geopolitical risks.
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This source also brushes off criticisms that Trump is unhappy with Mnuchin over the economy's performance, saying the two men have only had positive conversations over the country's upswing in growth.
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"The new projection is due to lower-than-expected numbers so far, and that the seasonal (summer) upswing has so far been much smaller than anticipated," he said in a statement.
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That defies expectations that an upswing in capital spending would lay the groundwork for the recovery, fueled by President Michel Temer's business-friendly reforms as well as sharp interest rate cuts.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said the slowdown in Germany seen in the second half of 2018 would be overcome during the course of this year and replaced by an economic upswing.
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In February, a small city in upstate New York became the first in the US to temporarily ban Bitcoin mining to prevent a huge upswing in electricity costs for its residents.
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Support grew from 262 percent to 242 percent among Republican and lean-Republican voters from 373 to 237 — outpacing the 52-point upswing among Democrats to 258 percent, according to Pew.
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The upswing was J. C. Penney's first in that critical metric in a year, an indication that the chain's strategy of purging excess inventory and closing underperforming stores was paying off.
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In 1981, she added a bankruptcy class and discovered a question that she wanted to answer empirically: Why were personal bankruptcy rates rising even when the economy was on the upswing?
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Now most of the factories are closed, and after decades of depopulation, it's on the upswing as a destination for culture and, with the establishment of Aalborg University, an educational hub.
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Editorial President Trump clearly inherited an economy on the upswing, according to the 228.1 Census report, with income, health coverage and poverty levels having all improved in the past two years.
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If you get out of the market and then wait too long to jump back in, you may miss the upswing, which could prove a costly error in the long run.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should keep its benchmark interest rate at current levels until there is an upswing in inflation, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Tuesday.
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While seeing the best signs of recovery since the June 2016 Brexit vote, the country's growth still lags behind that of its main trading partners amid a broadly-based global upswing.
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Holding the U.S. Senate that November looked promising, while maintaining control of the U.S. House remained a strong possibility, particularly after the successful Kavanaugh battle sparked an upswing in Republican enthusiasm.
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With the election in the past and the stock market on the upswing, consumer sentiment is expected to come in at 98.1, an improvement from the outlook in October and November.
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The data showed that Germany's prolonged upswing is now also pushing down the once stubbornly high number of long-term unemployed, which fell by 9 percent on the year to 845,13.
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Separately, the Finance Ministry said on Friday that Germany's economic upswing is likely to gain further momentum in the first quarter of this year, pushing up tax revenues by more than expected.
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The government expects the consumer-led upswing to continue this year, forecasting 0003 percent growth, while the DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce raised its 2018 forecast to 2.7 percent last week.
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The inflation shortfall is set to dominate incoming Fed Chair Jerome Powell's first few months as chief of the central bank with further rate increases more difficult to justify without an upswing.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Brazil's depressed homebuilding market could see the start of an upswing next year as developers regain confidence, Lucas Vargas, chief executive of online classifieds VivaReal, told Reuters.
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"Due to the recent rally we think risk/reward is to the downside," BAML senior economist Ferhan Salman said, recommending a shift into Turkish bonds, which he believes are on an upswing.
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But formerly obscure figures such as Lord and Nunes who've proven their subservience to Trump are on the upswing, while other longtime players in conservative politics are debasing themselves on Trump's behalf.
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The second round of interviews allowed respondents to explain the impact of unmedicated depression on their sex lives in an essay question format, and over 25% reported an upswing in sexual activity.
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Bilfinger confirmed on Monday it aimed to break even at the adjusted EBITA level in 2017 and said it expected an upswing in order intake in the second half of the year.
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) is concerned about a dramatic upswing in energy prices, according to its latest monthly report, with oil, gas and coal prices currently trading at multi-year highs.
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"There is a huge push… for the holiday season…and with so many new devices coming to market, we're bound to see an upswing in initial order instances as well," Forrester said.
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This will be underpinned by a sharp increase of corporate income tax (CIT) as a result of an upswing in the coal mining industry, which has a large presence in the region.
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He has already said growth in business investment has not been as strong as it would normally be during a global upswing, an example of the economy's reduced "speed limit" from Brexit.
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Germany's labor market has gone from strength to strength, with the jobless total falling more than expected in February and employment hitting a record high in January, fuelling a consumer-led upswing.
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After all, the manufacturing industry has seen an upswing in the last two years, with multiple indicators suggesting we could see pre-recession output levels return before the end of the year.
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Over 90 percent of 1.53 economists who answered an extra question said they were confident the current upswing in economies across the 19-nation euro zone would last through the forecast horizon.
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COPENHAGEN, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Denmark's right-leaning government said it aimed to cut the world's highest rates of personal taxation to encourage people to work more and to prolong an economic upswing.
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Murray was removed from his position as the governor's communications director this week, a day before the governor released emails showing Murray had long known about the upswing in Legionnaires' disease cases.
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He says he last saw Martin a few weeks earlier and he seemed to be on an upswing, despite the fact that he had recently lost his bid for a new trial.
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Shares of Alphabet have been on the upswing all year from a $672.66 52-week low, but may have received a nudge thanks to a recent Pacific Crest note that downgraded Apple.
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On The Economist's own analysis of presidential polling from 1952, Democrats usually nab a 3.2% gain in vote share within a week of the convention, while Republicans settle for a 2.3% upswing.
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Fourty-four percent of voters in the Des Moines Register poll said that they approve of Trump's job performance so far, an upswing from December, when just 28500 percent said the same.
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Wall Street has been on the upswing since Trump's election, fueled by broader hopes that a Republican-led Congress and White House will cut regulations and taxes, sparking investment in the economy.
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"Sukuk are very much in demand and global sukuk issuance is on an upswing," said Mohieddine Kronfol, chief investment officer for global sukuk and Middle East fixed income at Franklin Templeton Investments.
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The surprisingly weak figures from several German states hinted that price pressures in Europe's biggest economy remain relatively modest despite its continued upswing, booming labor market and the ECB's loose monetary policy.
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Newport said the favorability ratings for an incoming administration typically stay on the upswing between Election Day and Inauguration Day, as the president-elect benefits from positive news coverage befitting a winner.
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This reflected Samsung's growing role supplying the biggest U.S. mobile operator Verizon, an upswing in spending at Sprint, and capacity upgrades of existing gear in South Korea, its home market, Dell'Oro said.
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In general, travel by Americans is on an upswing, compared to the past few years, particularly for those traveling overseas, according to Tourism Economics, part of the economic research firm Oxford Economics.
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And amazingly, reproductive rights may actually be on the upswing — in spite of everything, including a promise from Trump to appoint "pro-life" Supreme Court justices who could overturn Roe v. Wade.
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The general underperformance in value-investing could be an indication of anxiety as "value" stocks would be a way to participate cheaply in an upswing, John Authers writes in The Financial Times.
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Maury Obstfeld, economic counsellor and research department director at the IMF, told CNBC Monday that there was a broad cyclical upswing but many of the factors driving growth were temporary in nature.
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The final figures, continuing a run of solid economic data, show a broad-based upswing - good news for Merkel as she prepares to seek a fourth term in office on Sept. 24.
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Despite seeing the best signs of a recovery since the June 2016 Brexit vote, Britain's economic growth still lags behind that of its main trading partners amid a broadly-based global upswing.
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"We have relatively stretched valuations and I think just a lot of (investor) repositioning from the upswing we've had on the commodity side," said Ben Jang, a portfolio manager Nicola Wealth Management.
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Separately, data from the statistics office showed that inflation accelerated more slowly than expected in March, suggesting that price pressures remain fairly moderate despite the broad-based upswing and unprecedented monetary stimulus.
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Though latest regional export data confirmed an upswing in economic activity in Asia was gathering pace, political uncertainty and anti-globalization rhetoric from the U.S. made investors cautious of adding big positions.
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U.S. stocks on Wednesday snapped a six-day winning streak, and Treasury yields, already in an upswing, moved higher with the 10-year reaching 2.597 percent, their highest level since March 15.
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Oil prices are down about 14 percent this year, but the commodity was on an upswing through the first quarter of the year, boosted by production cuts by OPEC and other exporters.
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In the New York metro area, home flipping is on the upswing, with flips accounting for 5.6 percent of all 2017 sales, an increase of 29 percent from 2016, according to ATTOM.
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This has been the result of pressure from the ECB as well as a brisk economic upswing in the euro zone, which has helped borrowers as well as luring buyers for those loans.
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Like lithium, cobalt's price has doubled - but most of that upswing has come this year on concerns of multi-year shortfalls in the next decade as demand from the electric vehicle sector surges.
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Though it wasn't as good as the last two episodes, "Blood of My Blood" continued the general upswing in quality Game of Thrones season six has undergone since it shuttled Ramsay Bolton offstage.
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BERLIN, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The mood among German investors improved further in November, a survey showed on Tuesday, suggesting that markets expect Europe's biggest economy to continue its solid upswing in coming months.
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The rise in oil and other raw materials prices is also starting to produce an upswing in the commodity-dependent developing countries that were hit hardest when commodities prices started tumbling in 2014.
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"Survey data showed a remarkable upswing in inflows of new work at Brazilian service providers, which suggests that the economy may be heating up," said Pollyanna De Lima, Principal Economist at IHS Markit.
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Why it matters: Harris' campaign is experiencing an upswing following the second night of Democratic primary debates when she confronted former Vice President Joe Biden over his record on busing to integrate schools.
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After the streamlining of operations during the recent crisis an economic upswing could bring very dynamic growth in Russia and a "spectacular profit" in Ukraine compared to the bank's size there, he said.
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But Gabriel warned against taking the economic upswing for granted and urged the government to use its budget surplus of around 6 billion euros ($6.44 billion) to increase investment in infrastructure and education.
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BERLIN, Sept 25 (Reuters) - German business confidence deteriorated unexpectedly in September, a survey showed on Monday, suggesting that a consumption-led upswing in Europe's largest economy could lose some momentum in coming months.
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Mouhammed Choukeir, chief investment officer at Kleinwort Hambros, added that while the synchronized upswing in the global economy looked set to continue in 210, "the easy part of the race is behind us".
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"Firmly strapped into the trade war rollercoaster, the markets saw a chunky upswing on Wednesday afternoon as Trump appeared to pull back from the brink", said Connor Campbell, a financial analyst for Spreadex.
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"African Swine Fever likely will create a meaningful, multi-year upswing in protein prices and the potential magnitude and duration of impact across the restaurant industry is underestimated, in our view," Strelzik said.
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FaZe Clan has been on the upswing since it signed Finn "Karrigan" Andersen in October, giving the team a needed boost in recent tournaments, but not quite enough to land in first place.
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An upswing in the yen's exchange rate has been especially worrying for the Japanese authorities: A stronger currency tends to promote deflation and weaken profits in crucial export industries like cars and electronics.
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For example, it could be that phone notifications could divide kids' focus and make it even harder for them to develop the skills they need to concentrate, causing an upswing in ADHD symptoms.
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Recent polls suggest Francois Fillon, former prime minister and leader of center-right Les Republicains party, would comfortably defeat le Pen, however, the dramatic upswing in support for France's NF cannot be denied.
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With its 0.7 percent expansion, Germany was the driver of an unexpectedly robust first quarter for the euro zone, with strong investments and healthy industrial output suggesting the bloc was on an upswing.
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The U.S. central bank raised rates a notch in March, its second such move in three months, in a nod to steady jobs growth and signs that inflation may be on the upswing.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov 14 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should keep its benchmark interest rate at current levels until there is an upswing in inflation, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Tuesday.
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The economic upswing is nevertheless set to continue because private consumption remains bullish and exports are still robust due to Germany's highly diversified portfolio of manufacturing products and export markets, the ministry added.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Economic activity in Brazil accelerated in September, closing the third quarter on the upswing and offering hope that the country's long-struggling economy may be turning the corner.
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Tampa Bay is also on the upswing while boasting a season-high four-game win streak, including a 3-1 triumph at the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday that pushed the Rays over .
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A dramatic upswing in crude futures over the past 12 months has weighed on the industry, at a time when major airlines are being forced to adapt to a much more competitive marketplace.
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"There is enough money to pay employees more fairly and competitively," said Ulrich Silberbach, head of the dbb union which represents civil servants, pointing to Germany's strong economic upswing and record tax revenues.
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Analysts say that many investors are more willing to get into the market now because there's been a belief that the industry has sort of stabilized and it will be on the upswing.
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A global economic upswing helped the value of assets at central banks, sovereign funds and public pension funds hit $231 trillion in 19903, according to new research by London-based think tank OMFIF.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Economic activity in Brazil accelerated in September, closing the third quarter on the upswing and offering hope that the country's long-struggling economy may be turning the corner.
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This has been further underscored by the fact that the right-wing Likud movement that Netanyahu belongs to has been on an upswing during 85033, according to a series of public opinion polls.
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"The current picture of economic indicators suggests that the economic upswing continued vigorously in the second quarter," the ministry said in its monthly report, pointing to rising industrial output and buoyant business morale.
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" EP closer "Everyland," meanwhile, is an Arabic take on Jamaican dancehall featuring an upswing guitar rhythm and a chorus whose all-inclusive message is sung in English—"Every land is a holy land!
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Why it's a big deal: Because this is part of private equity's deepening love affair with specialty insurers, even as they've been hammered by falling prices and an upswing in costly natural disasters.
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This is due to the current OPEC-led deal to freeze production until March 2018, which should revamp prices and boost investment, as well as a 53 percent upswing in U.S. shale investment.
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China has seen a significant upswing in terms of standard of living over the past two decades -- though the country still significantly lags the US and extreme poverty remains a reality for many.
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A few major cities have seen an upswing in violent crime since 2015, specifically Chicago in 2016, but the long-term trend has held and isn't attributable to any single policy or party.
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How do you draw a line between a case like this one and what's going on in the so-called Trump era with racist violence, mass shootings, and white nationalism on the upswing?
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They are 30-32 and on an upswing as they prepare to host the Colorado Rockies (31-29) at Citi Field, where the Mets have now won 11 of their last 13 games.
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Overall retail sales from the start of November until Christmas Eve increased nearly 5 percent from the same period a year earlier, the largest upswing since 2011, according to data from Mastercard SpendingPulse.
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In the first quarter, the return to profit was driven by a strong performance in the bank's wealth-management business and by an upswing in fixed income trading in its global markets business.
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"I'm very excited by the upward trajectory of soccer in the U.S., in the M.L.S. and also the U.S.L." Garber is the first to admit that he did not predict the league's upswing.
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Conversely, this dynamic is one reason companies that generate most of their earnings in the United States -- and therefore in US dollars -- tend to perform better when the dollar is on the upswing.
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He also needs to move fast to prop up a modest upswing in Egypt's battered tourist industry this year and to reassure Catholics before a planned visit by Pope Francis on April 28.
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We're living in a moment of upswing for funny TV, which includes a refreshing number of standup specials and sketch shows, like Netflix's excellent "I Think You Should Leave," a rare must-watch.
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But just outside Öhringen's tidy old quarter, dominated by the steeple of a 21910th-century stone church, there are signs that the economic upswing that has nourished this idyll is beginning to falter.
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BEIJING, July 11 (Reuters) - Automobile sales in China rose 4.8 percent in June from a year earlier to 2.27 million vehicles, an industry association said on Wednesday, as demand remained on the upswing.
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But Nadal was the one who finished on the upswing, and he can now ride that wave into 2020, when he will try to match Federer's record of 20 major men's singles titles.
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But the BCC survey showed no sign of a firm upswing in investment plans among either services or manufacturing companies, similar to a Deloitte survey of major company bosses out earlier this week.
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But air cargo volumes weakened again in the first month of 2020, suggesting the upswing was running out of steam even before the coronavirus epidemic shutdown much of Chinas manufacturing sector in February.
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"Unlike in recent years, where there was very patchy growth across the world, we are seeing a synchronized upswing in the global economy," said Alex Dryden, global market strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management.
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The president of the Bavarian civil servants' union, Rolf Habermann, told Reuters on Wednesday that it was now time for employers to make an offer that would reflect the strength of Germany's economic upswing.
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He also took a swipe at oil exporting countries following a recent upswing in global energy prices, threatening to lift any American military security assurances if they don't figure out how to cut prices.
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"In a downturn, policymakers must respond vigorously; but in an upswing, when risks in the financial sector can build up, they must also be able to tighten the reins again as needed," he said.
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Since then, drilling costs have been on a gradual upswing as the number of rigs drilling for oil and gas has more than doubled from 404 in May 2016 to 143 in January 2018.
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Driving the increase was an upswing in the uninsured rate in states that did not expand Medicaid, particularly among non-Hispanic blacks and those living above the poverty line within those states, Kaiser found.
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Investors risk appetite was whetted after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised its outlook for the global economy, indicating the current broad-based global economic upswing will likely be sustained this year and next.
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Yes, Lawrence is definitely on a post-Best Buy upswing by the end of season 1, but it comes too little, too late, as Issa's passion for her man had already died long ago.
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Despite Thursday's sharp upswing, shares of Callaway have dogged the broader stock market in recent months, with much of the decline following the company's acquisition of outdoor apparel brand Jack Wolfskin earlier this year.
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" The governor said a recent upswing in housing prices, following a two-year downturn, has been positive for household balance sheets but reminded lawmakers that "we cannot have too much of a good thing.
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"There is definitely an upswing in appetite for oil and gas acquisitions as evidenced by our recent capital confidence barometer survey," Andy Brogan, global oil and gas transaction leader at consultancy EY, told Reuters.
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The new Ifo estimate translates into a calendar-adjusted gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate of around 2.6 percent, Wollmershaeuser told Reuters, adding that he expected the strong upswing to carry on into 2018.
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Exporters in these three developed economies have benefited from a powerful upswing in demand for sophisticated electronic components, such as flash memory chips—an industrial niche that China has yet to commandeer for itself.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The chief executives of Airbus and Bombardier predicted an upswing in sales of the CSeries as a result of an agreement by Airbus to take control of the troubled Canadian jet program.
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The power transmission and industrial automation company reported a smaller than expected increase in net profit on Thursday, taking the shine off an upswing in new orders and stronger sales of its industrial robots.
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Ritterbusch also noted that U.S. production was also on the upswing with last week's reported upside acceleration likely to be sustained to about 9.2 million barrels per day by the end of the quarter.
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Business confidence there deteriorated for the second consecutive month in March but remained at an overall high level, another survey showed on Thursday, suggesting the economy will continue its solid upswing in coming months.
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You couldn't know if it was going to, just like even from where we stand now things are on a real upswing for them, but I don't know how big it's going to be.
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As Clinton sees an upswing in the polls, some of which show her leading Donald Trump by double-digits, our probable future Madame President appears to be already planning for her first 100 days.
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The only couple seemingly on the upswing at this point is Tia Booth and Colton Underwood, who go on a proper date now that the dust has somewhat settled from their rocky Paradise start.
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Leading economic institutes said on Thursday that the next government can count on record budget surpluses over the next two years due to a solid upswing, potentially facilitating Merkel's task of building a coalition.
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In 2016 as a whole, a record 43.4 million people were employed in Germany as the labour market thrives in an environment of a continued economic upswing, low interest rates and increased state spending.
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Deflation failed to materialise in the depths of the great recession of 2008-09 and now that the global economy is enjoying its broadest and strongest upswing since 2010, inflationary pressures are largely absent.
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The figures suggested that price pressures in Europe's biggest economy - also partly due to higher costs for package holidays and transportation - are building up as an economic upswing continues and the labour market booms.
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But this thriving industrial park is just one sign of the many metropolises and smaller cities across the nation that have not only regained their footing since the recession, but are on the upswing.
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"Unlike in recent years, where there was very patchy growth across the world, we are seeing a synchronised upswing in the global economy," Alex Dryden, global market strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management, said.
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In August, Trump said he would declare a "national emergency" for the opioid crisis, which has lead to a sharp upswing in the number of fatal overdoses by Americans on prescription painkillers and heroin.
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Philip A. White Jr., president of Sotheby's International Realty, told Shivani Vora of The New York Times that after a 10-year decrease, demand for homes on the green is now experiencing an upswing.
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Given the strength of the consumer, retail in general — both traditional and e-commerce — is on the upswing, said Jan Kniffen, CEO of J. Rogers Kniffen Worldwide Enterprises, a retail research and consulting firm.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's economic recovery is making it a hot destination for the rich and famous like Madonna as well as tech entrepreneurs and now private equity is looking to participate in the upswing.
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With his form on the upswing after a barren spell, world number 15 Casey's commitment to qualifying for the team to play in France next year is a big boost for captain Thomas Bjorn.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The Brazilian economy grew more than expected in the second quarter due to an upswing in consumer spending, as a recovery from the nation's deepest recession on record remained on track.
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The German government has lowered its economic growth forecast for this year, a source familiar with the decision said on Tuesday, reflecting expectations that an upswing in Europe's largest economy was losing some momentum.
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Industry consultant LMC predicts U.S. new vehicle sales will dip to 16.8 million units in 2019, likely portending a much tougher round of contract talks than in 2015 when automakers were on an upswing.
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The good people of Minnesota and Kentucky can thank state programs for an upswing in computer technicians, welders, and automotive specialists now that full-ride coverage is available for training in much-needed fields.
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"Migration policy is one reason for the upswing in the Greens," who received votes from liberal conservatives appalled at how much their old party veered to the right during the campaign, Mr. Oberreuter said.
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It's interesting that the 503th anniversary of Stonewall is happening now, when we're seeing upswing of identity politics in art and an artist's sexuality or gender is read as super meaningful for the work.
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With "Wonder Woman" and "Girls Trip" riding a wave of critical and commercial success at the box office this summer, it can be tempting to think that diversity in Hollywood is on an upswing.
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If rumors of movement toward a settlement should be borne out, the global economy should be ready to begin an upswing from short of the 2 percent growth barrier that generally denotes a recession.
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A hub for the oil and gas industries and the nation's fourth-largest city, Houston is on the upswing, boasting an array of new restaurants, high-rises, green space, and cultural and entertainment venues.
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Jail turns out to be a blip on Jackie's modest, wobbly career upswing, beginning at a cable station where he and his enduringly patient agent, Miller (Edie Falco), meet the enemy: the younger generation.
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But for many facing a midlife or gray divorce (which is on the upswing for married couples over 50), the process of untangling decades of memories, hopes and dreams may look a little different.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's jobless total dropped more than expected in March and unemployment hit a record low, adding impetus to a labor market that has already become the linchpin of a consumer-led upswing.
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If it becomes easier to obtain cryptocurrencies and their use even more difficult to trace, we may see a dramatic upswing in the use of cryptomarkets by drug sellers and their drug-buying customers.
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For 10 years since the global financial crash of 2008, the Federal Reserve and other central banks across the world have engineered a global upswing through ultra-low interest rates and massive money-printing programs.
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"With Macau on an upswing, China's economic slowdown appears to be benign to tourism throughout APAC, spurring casino developments in South Korea, Vietnam, and the Philippines," said Vicky Melbourne, Senior Director, Head of APAC Industrials.
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For 10 years since the global financial crash of 2008, the Federal Reserve and other central banks across the world have engineered a global upswing through ultra-low interest rates and massive money-printing programmes.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Member countries of the International Monetary Fund on Saturday welcomed the global upswing in economic activity but warned that the recovery was not yet complete given low inflation and geopolitical risks.
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Source: FactSet "Considering that the current bullishness among macro investors may have been catalyzed by the upswing in these indicators, these investors' equity buying could lose speed as early as mid-August," the strategist said.
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And even scarred veterans of past boom-bust oil cycles are not sure what will happen once prices start to recover - during the last big upswing a decade ago, shale oil did not even exist.
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The surprisingly strong figures gave some reassurance that Germany's economic upswing is likely to continue in 2017 after industrial orders in January posted their biggest monthly slump in eight years and retail sales also disappointed.
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Strength in the U.S. labor sector and the tailwind benefits of personal income tax cuts are being cited by some economists for the current and sustained strength, as is an upswing of U.S. industrial activity.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Factories in Asia's largest economies cranked up activity in September as a synchronized upswing in growth globally pointed to solid consumption of manufactured goods heading into the lucrative end-of-year shopping season.
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Ever since Barry Ritholtz of Ritholtz Wealth Management called the then-six-month-old upswing "The Most Hated Rally in Wall Street History" in October 2009, observers have noted the skepticism surrounding this market cycle.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The panel of economic advisers to the German government slightly raised its growth forecast for Europe's largest economy on Wednesday but warned that a spiral of protectionist measures could damage the robust upswing.
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A breakdown of the German non-harmonised data showed energy costs were unchanged in June while food and services inflation clearly picked up, suggesting that Germany's economic upswing is slowly pushing up underlying price pressures.
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"The structural imbalance from the over-supply of transport capacity and low demand will continue and we don't expect any encouraging upswing as a result," shipping bank DVB Chief Executive Ralf Bedranowsky said on Thursday.
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That vote saw a big upswing in support for the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, who campaigned against Merkel's open-door policy to refugees and migrants arriving from the Middle East and Africa.
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Such amounts still pale with the scale of the U.S. economy and critics worry the plan may only reshuffle where the poor and jobless live by speeding up gentrification in areas already on the upswing.
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But as it returns to Carnegie Hall on Friday for the first time in decades, it is an ensemble on the upswing, with rising ticket sales, new players and an energetic music director, Thierry Fischer.
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The figures, published by the Economy Ministry on Wednesday, gave some reassurance that Germany's economic upswing is likely to continue after data on Tuesday showed industrial orders posting their biggest monthly slump in eight years.
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A research-heavy work, I read it as weighted with a sense of timelessness, considering the recent upswing of transnational migration due to political and economic displacement, in turn spurred by endless, resource-plundering wars.
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But the CBO also predicts the U.S. economy is approaching an upswing, with more jobs and higher wages over the next two years, driving the rate of GDP growth up to 2.4 percent next year.
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Buoyant export orders, underpinned by a global economic upswing and strong demand for electronics, is set to help export-reliant Taiwan meet its GDP forecast, which was bumped up to 2.11 percent earlier this year.
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There has also an upswing in uncoordinated efforts from rich donors, like Facebook, which is tapping its own "emergency reserve" of medical grade masks, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and "working on sourcing" millions more.
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On Thursday, the company said that revenue from its firearms segment for the third quarter slumped 40.6 percent from last year to $117.6 million, compared with a 13.4 percent upswing in its outdoor products division.
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Several factors contributed to the upswing in gasoline exports, but the key drivers were rising refinery throughput as new plants came online and struggling domestic demand growth in the face of soft new vehicle sales.
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With Uber on what appears to be an upswing — with strong growth and a respected new leader and management — several current shareholders think that selling is an unwise idea before Uber's expected IPO in 2019.
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If they had allowed prices to remain lower for longer in 2016/17, they might have achieved a more lasting reduction in supply chain capacity, and moderated the subsequent cyclical upswing in U.S. oil production.
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If they had allowed prices to remain lower for longer in 2016/17, they might have achieved a more lasting reduction in supply chain capacity, and moderated the subsequent cyclical upswing in U.S. oil production.
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"Members recognized that this could sow the seeds of an upswing in the housing price cycle at some point, particularly given the lengthy stages in the construction of higher-density residential housing," the minutes showed.
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Oil prices were already on an upswing before the escalation, Bain added, and she noted oil supplies might not be affected by the conflict, because Iranian oil exports are already curtailed thanks to US sanctions.
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The Dow Theory posits that the stock market is on the upswing when the Dow transportation average and the Dow industrial average make new highs, either at the same time or shortly after one another.
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Now in its ninth year, Germany's economic upswing has led to record-low unemployment, soaring tax revenues and a massive budget surplus which enables the government to hike public spending without taking on new debt.
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Germany's private sector grew at the fastest pace in more than six years, and Ifo said business morale brightened more than expected, suggesting Europe's biggest economy will carry its robust upswing into the second quarter.
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German business confidence deteriorated slightly in August after hitting three record highs in a row, a survey showed on Friday, suggesting that a consumption-led upswing in Europe's largest economy could have reached a plateau.
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A controlling stake in Bhushan Steel gives Tata Steel an edge in the fast growing automotive steel market in India at a time of strong steel price upswing, a note from brokerage Edelweiss Securities said.
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Takarek Group posted a loss of 12.3 billion forints under Hungarian accounting standards last year despite a general economic upswing and a boom in lending, which has bolstered the profitability of most lenders in Hungary.
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However, in recent years, Atlanta's underground has been on the upswing, with buzzy new producers like Stefan Ringer and festivals like ZEMYA developing alongside staples like House in the Park festival and The Gathering party.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street's major stock indexes edged higher on Friday, as a surge in Nike Inc shares helped the quarter close out on an upswing while concerns over U.S. international trade relations ebbed.
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February's growth slowdown was broad, affecting firms producing consumer, investment and intermediate goods, at a time when manufacturers in most of Europe are enjoying a strong upswing from a recovery in global demand, the survey showed.
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This upbeat growth outlook was also mirrored in the finance ministry's monthly report released earlier on Thursday which said recent data was pointing to a continuation of the economic upswing at the beginning of the year.
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The weakening of the spread since early February appears to have been one of those epicycles within the framework of a larger cyclical upswing, but that epicycle seems to have reversed course over the last week.
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When Brazil was awarded the Summer Olympics in 2009 the country was riding an economic upswing but by the time the Games were staged last August budgets were being slashed and corners cut amid political turmoil.
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The horse race between these tech giants has intensified as the tech sector has seen an upswing from October declines and following the White House's announcement of a 90-day trade truce with China on Saturday.
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That chimes in with an early-June consensus among economists that a consumption-driven upswing will continue and, with financial markets showing no discernible reaction to Tuesday's data, that view appears not to have shifted significantly.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's unemployment rate hit a record low in May as jobless numbers fell, data showed, reflecting the robustness of a labour market that has become a key driver of a consumer-led economic upswing.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German business morale brightened more than expected in April, hitting its highest in nearly six years, suggesting Europe's largest economy is set to carry its robust upswing into the second quarter despite political risks.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German unions have reached an inflation-busting pay hike deal for more than 2150 million public sector workers that could push up prices and boost a consumer-led upswing in Europe's biggest economy.
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While the level of fraud remained mostly unchanged between last year and the year before, White Ops attributed the estimated upswing this year to the 15% boost that digital ads are expected to experience this year.
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Nearly 85 percent of the fund managers who answered an extra question expect the upswing in U.S. equities to continue for at least another three months, including over 55 percent who said six months or more.
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The virus initially spread outward from the Chinese city of Wuhan in December, and the city established a quarantine on January 22 after an upswing in the local death toll as a result of the virus.
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