Find me a man leafing through a magazine that tells him to upturn his collar to hide his neck wrinkles, and I will upturn it for him.
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The Swedish crown has weakened from 9.12 versus the euro EURSEK= late last year when the Riksbank first said it could intervene to defend a fragile upturn inflation upturn to 9.35 on Monday.
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The Swedish crown has weakened from 9.12 versus the euro EURSEK= late last year when the Riksbank first said it could intervene to defend a fragile upturn inflation upturn to 9.35 on Monday.
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An upturn in services offset a downturn in factory output.
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Recent economic data point to an upturn in economic activity.
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The same pattern holds when growth sees a cyclical upturn.
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That's been the final confirmation to mark a new upturn.
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In his election manifesto, he forecast an imminent economic upturn.
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Now empty lots lie undeveloped, waiting for the next upturn.
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"The division was well prepared for this upturn," Bonnafe said.
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Producers of capital goods are especially hopeful of a sustained upturn.
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He explained that hopes for additional stimulus are driving the upturn.
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And in the smart centre, the economic upturn is now palpable.
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Last year the church reported a "sharp upturn" in such disposals.
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If this upturn lasts, some investors reckon it will spur construction.
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Without that, I think the earnings are in a big upturn.
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"The manufacturing upturn story is a global story," Mr. Shepherdson said.
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"Every downturn in history has ended in an upturn," Kerner said.
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The resulting frustration is partly behind the recent upturn in strikes.
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Related columns: "Global trade upturn aids oil market rebalancing", Reuters, Sept.
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It's the best upturn in trade we've seen in five years.
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APAC is generally benefitting from the global upturn in trade and growth.
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A cyclical upturn, which has already begun, will help him (see article).
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Alberta's new premier may benefit from an upturn in the province's growth.
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The upturn in trading was not the only good news for Goldman.
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Most important, it included a sharp upturn in capital investment by businesses.
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"Our challenge," Mr. Grainge said, "is transforming that upturn into sustainable growth."
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But there is no sign of any quick upturn in his fortunes.
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Market watchers cautioned against reading too much into the upturn on Monday.
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"Renewables, which had been plodding along steadily, are taking a huge upturn."
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"Our challenge," Mr. Grainge said, "is transforming that upturn into sustainable growth."
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Renewables, which had been plodding along steadily, are taking a huge upturn.
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Sideline grins may not exceed an upturn of more than 0.3 centimeters.
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"We have a very strong two-year upturn on Alibaba," said TradingAnalysis.
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However, the upturn remained uneven and was centred on Germany and its neighbours.
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She is resisting, while counting on an economic upturn to bolster her fortunes.
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He said that he felt that, already, the U.S. was on an upturn.
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Eying a market upturn, some executives are now busy seeking mergers and acquisitions.
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Business surveys last week suggested official data for May could show an upturn.
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"Despite the upturn on Euronext, sellers are very cautious," a French broker said.
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To Sheets, an upturn in claims could spell the beginning of the end.
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GERMAN ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS WE CANNOT ALLOW CORONAVIRUS TO INFECT ECONOMIC UPTURN - ARD
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These qualifications aside, the study might upturn another common narrative about sexual behavior.
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A sustained upturn in bank stocks may show that their optimism is returning.
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Those findings in particular might upturn a common narrative about pot, the authors believe.
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The clearest positive for China's banks has been an upturn in nominal economic growth.
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It was also the first time in three years that sentiment took an upturn.
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Another factor behind the upturn in yields is a shift in central-bank policy.
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Now that the mining bonanza is over, signs of a Tasmanian upturn are emerging.
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It accompanies a report from the tech policy consultancy Upturn on predictive policing practices.
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Inflation expectations, as shown in the bond market, show no sign of an upturn.
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Diczok doesn't see the trade issue as a major risk to the economic upturn.
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GERMAN ECONOMY MINISTRY SAYS ECONOMIC UPTURN IN Q1 NOT EXPECTED ANYMORE DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
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Yet, for most Americans, the larger issue is that this upturn is seldom felt.
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"The upturn may come, and it may come sooner than you expect," she said.
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Solberg has won credit for the upturn with a no-nonsense style of management.
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The upturn should also benefit creditors' recovery rates, which generally move inversely to default rates.
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LH-L: We wanted to end on a hopeful upturn, but not have it solved.
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Despite the upturn, experts expect a tough year for retailers as consumer confidence remains fragile.
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More lasting will be the upturn in capital spending, which will lead to higher wages.
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The currency bloc's latest Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) readings suggest the upturn still has momentum.
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The economic upturn in the state has lowered unemployment, reducing the pool of available workers.
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But budget deficits have to be brought back under control during periods of cyclical upturn.
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The upturn is well timed as Australia's traditional spring selling season kicks off this weekend.
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"GDP growth in Saudi Arabia is projected to see an upturn in 2020," said Kholifey.
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The upturn came despite businesses increasing prices at one of the fastest rates this year.
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That upturn coincided with firms raising prices at one of the steepest rates this year.
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"To support the upturn in inflation, monetary policy needs to be somewhat more expansionary," it said.
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With an economic upturn in the euro zone, the conditions for rebooting France are unusually favourable.
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The Riksbank argued at its October meeting that an upturn in the Swedish economy is continuing.
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A cyclical upturn is also underway, underpinned by near-term fiscal support and strengthening external demand.
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However, it will maintain overcapacity in Turnkey to be ready for an upturn in the market.
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The local Taos News recently cited RGDN as one of the reasons for Taos's economic upturn.
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John Meyer's upstart venture company is trying to upturn what he sees as a hidebound industry.
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The upturn in business investment pre-dates the tax cuts passed by Congress late last year.
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Some firms attributed the improvement to better underlying market conditions and an associated upturn in demand.
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Hopes of an upturn in U.S. wheat exports have been tempered and the Black Sea region.
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All that means that Japan's monetary policy alone cannot deliver a steady and sustained cyclical upturn.
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"Global cyclical upturn has legs and is not fragile as feared by many," Lakos-Bujas said.
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An Economic Upturn Begun Under Obama Is Now Trump's to Tout Turkey's Financial Crisis Surprised Many.
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Will it stay in a cyclical downturn, or enter a cyclical upturn, in the foreseeable future?
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The ingredients for a cyclical upturn in the oil market in 17 and 2019 are all present.
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The government expects the upturn to continue in 2017, albeit at a slower pace of 1.4 percent.
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Since the upturn began in mid-2012, prices across the capital cities have increased by 41 percent.
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Harlan Yu is a technologist and principal at Upturn, a Washington-DC based technology policy research organization.
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Though law firms often prosper in times of uncertainty, few partners expected an upturn of this size.
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The strong upturn in productivity, the amount of output per hour of work, is not expected to last.
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It was led by an unusual upturn in the death rate from the nation's leading killer, heart disease.
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"The biggest concern that we'd see is an upturn in inflation with no increase in demand," Siegel said.
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The upturn has also been a powerful reminder of just how insatiable demand for property remains in China.
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Just as it made the slump deeper and longer, it is likely to accelerate and amplify the upturn.
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Plenty of factors have fed into the upturn, from Europe's recovery to early hopes for the Trump presidency.
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PA) has benefited from the upturn, attracting young consumers with its new, colorful Gucci designs, while Richemont (CFR.
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There was a 15-point upturn in Spain, even if still only 28 percent take a rosy view.
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The ONS linked the upturn to demand for second-hand goods from charity shops and auctions of antiques.
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The economic outlook will depend on a possible upturn in the second half of the year, he said.
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Dr. Allan Zarembski: Statistically, there has not been a significant upturn in safety issues in the railway industry.
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The upturn was driven by a surge in energy production and factories producing more capital and consumer goods.
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It's still early, but there is little evidence that business investment is mirroring the upturn in business sentiment.
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They are very harmful for farmers because when they eat, they upturn the ground to get things out.
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"The upturn will continue in the second half of the year despite trade-related uncertainties," the ministry said.
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Economists said Wednesday's data did not mark an upturn in the fortunes of the world's fifth-biggest economy.
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She no doubt benefited from an upturn in Spain's economy, after a long recession that ended in 2013.
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That said, Democrats are also hopeful -- as early voting in Texas shows a potential upturn for the party.
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But with no sign of an upturn in market conditions, farmers have staged renewed street protests this year.
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Meanwhile, the homebuilding industry appears set for an upturn, encouraged by low mortgage rates and robust household formations.
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"We're seeing a global upturn in defense spending," said Peter Arment, a defense analyst at Robert W. Baird.
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It said the China market, which had experienced an upturn since the summer, had also grown that month.
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The upturn in exports has been particularly helpful to Appalachia, where production is up 22016 percent this year.
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Upturn counters that, because footage is released in most of these cases, there's little evidence they negatively impact investigations.
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Lowe's confidence rests partly on unexpected strength in the domestic labor market and a synchronized upturn in global activity.
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Michelin is now raising prices to cover an upturn in the costs of steel and rubber, natural and synthetic.
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The year-on-year upturn was the first since 2012, the earliest date for which figures were made available.
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Watch folks I've talked to over the past few months see a distinct upturn in the Swiss watch market.
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"Most stimulus takes time to work through and turn into an upturn in commodities demand," said Capital Economics's Bain.
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Legal experts say that the rapid-fire judgments have the potential to upturn traditions in deeply-conservative Indian society.
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Upturn found that for the few existing body camera policies in the United States, there is no consistent standard.
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Banking shares rose, buoyed by the broader market upturn, with the Tokyo Stock Exchange's bank subindex adding 1.5 percent.
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"All major markets posted growth, contributing to the overall upturn," the ACEA said in a statement accompanying the figures.
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Lowe's confidence rests partly on unexpected strength in the domestic labour market and a synchronised upturn in global activity.
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Illustration: sbtlneet (Pixabay)Researchers this week say their work should upturn the conventional narrative of how Alzheimer's disease happens.
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The trade disputes were endangering the global upturn by denting confidence and triggering upheaval on financial markets, he said.
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But the Fed's revised interest rate outlook kicked off a market rally and an upturn in commodities, he said.
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Starting in early December, prices normally show a seasonal upturn on strong demand ahead of the Christmas holiday season.
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Airbus insists the larger A350-1000 is also ripe for an upturn in sales after a recent calm period.
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Fears of a global trade war are already weighing on investor confidence and could hinder the global economic upturn.
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The upturn came even though companies raised prices last month, albeit not as sharply as they did in April.
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Banking shares rose, buoyed by the broader market upturn, with the Tokyo Stock Exchange's bank subindex adding 2 percent.
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Yet Tesla's chief executive, Elon Musk, once again said the company was on the verge of a decisive upturn.
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A sister survey on Tuesday had shown British manufacturing growth improved last month thanks to an upturn in exports.
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If Beijing believes this economic upturn is durable, there is a window of opportunity to reopen the capital doors.
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The book follows the ripple effects of a random act of seemingly mundane proportions that manages to upturn everything.
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Economists point to the upturn in business confidence that accompanied Trump's election, and tie that to increasing business investment.
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Among reasons for the upturn, tourism officials cited government financing for marketing campaigns abroad and enhanced security measures in Paris.
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"There are clear signs that the long upturn is ending, the Germany economy is cooling down," he said by phone.
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Vinci forecast higher revenue and profits for this year on expectations of an upturn in construction in the French market.
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Whereas manufacturers signalled an accelerating upturn fuelled by stronger domestic and international demand, growth slowed in the dominant service sector.
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"Now we should do really well in an upturn, and still do sort of well in a downturn," he says.
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It was also the first time in three years that sentiment took an upturn, although some analysts still advocated caution.
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If the current boom continues into next year, it will be Germany's longest upturn in more than half a century.
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It added that an economic upturn in Eastern Europe will drive demand for its cement, ready-mixed concrete, and aggregates.
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The recent upturn in global economic activity should arguably have executives and boards thinking about playing more offense than defense.
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Fitch expects a cyclical upturn in GDP growth to 3.2% in 2017 and 3.3% in 2018 from 2.0% in 2016.
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"2017 should be a year of upturn for our global business volumes", Xavier Huillard told a news conference on Thursday.
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Chief Executive Office Doug Oberhelman said last month he was not expecting an upturn in mining or oil in 2016.
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Analysts have been pointing to scope for an upturn in U.S. wheat exports as supply dwindles in top supplier Russia.
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The Commerce Department also said inventory investment, an increase in exports, and an upturn in federal spending helped boost GDP.
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That means the next downshift in the mini-cycle is, like the current upturn, only likely to go so far.
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The recent upturn in United's fortunes on the pitch has led to calls for Solskjaer's appointment to be made permanent.
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America is experiencing an economic upturn, and the Trump administration believes that it can weather any fallout from the standoff.
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"We believe that when an upturn arrives, buyers will still prefer its products," analyst Joel Tiss said in a note.
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The company is currently seeing initial indications of a slight upturn in demand from the trend toward electrically powered vehicles.
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The report added to factory surveys in suggesting an upturn in manufacturing, which accounts for about 0.93 percent of the economy.
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He said an upturn in commodity markets had helped, but the company remained "mindful that underlying markets continue to be volatile".
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The Economy Ministry said order levels, combined with an excellent business climate, pointed to a continued slight upturn in industrial activity.
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Caixin/Markit said survey respondents commented that strong demand across international markets supported the latest upturn in new work from abroad.
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"The German economy is humming," Ifo head Clemens Fuest said, adding that the strong economic upturn would extend well into 250.6.
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But the upturn failed to last and on Thursday, Deutsche shares were down as much as 9.5 percent on the day.
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The quarterly loss widened from a year earlier, despite a general upturn in demand for oilfield services that has benefited rivals.
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An upturn in profit growth in recent months is the kind of sign that usually presages a pick-up in investment.
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What it called a "challenging environment" in the short term is equally an opportunity to get in early before an upturn.
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Profit has declined for each of the past five years, but Wenning is confident of an upturn in 2018 and beyond.
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Quarterly data is notoriously erratic, but many are forecasting an upturn in this key indicator as business investment spending moves higher.
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Despite an upturn in 2015, yielding the three wins for Vettel, a poor start to 2016 prompted Marchionne to restructure Ferrari.
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Drug deaths involving fentanyl more than doubled from 2015 to 2016, accompanied by an upturn in deaths involving cocaine and methamphetamines.
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Harlan Yu, a principal at Upturn, a consulting firm that evaluates police body-camera policies on a range of measures, agreed.
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Does it deliver a hefty domestic political payoff, reverse an Obama administration position, upturn international law and irritate the European Union?
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However, Taylor said the way the FPC implemented the CCyB meant it risked being slow to raise it in an upturn.
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It is too soon to declare a definitive upturn in global trade, but it looks like more than a blip (see chart).
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That was tough, especially when you see this upturn in everything Dallas was doing with City & Colour, and this downturn with Alexis.
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Harlan Yu is the executive director of Upturn and one of the primary authors of the Police Body-Worn Cameras Policy Scorecard.
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That modest improvement confirms a return—after a two-year upturn—to a two-decade trend of America getting slightly less violent.
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"Advertisers want to be able to measure their success even more in a downturn than they do in an upturn," he said.
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But beyond the immediate revenue windfall, the success of the amnesty depends on whether it marks a lasting upturn in tax receipts.
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Gillis hypothesises that queer popular culture has the power to upturn these stereotypes that are still a source of pressure for women.
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The list also includes Washington-based consultancy Upturn, which has worked on issues related to how big data collides with civil rights.
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"There is a slight upturn around Christmas though we remain cautious," a group spokeswoman told Reuters on Monday, without providing further details.
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India also saw an upturn in volume as its state-owned entities, particularly from the oil and gas sector, frequently raised funds.
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"Overall, the latest data point to a light upturn in the industrial sector over the rest of the year," the ministry added.
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Yet anyone counting on a sustained upturn in the economy would do well to examine the pattern of the past few years.
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Logan Koepke, a policy analyst at Upturn, a nonprofit in Washington that studies how technology affects social issues, was in the audience.
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Stronger global demand from the broad-based and synchronized global upturn has lifted export growth for a broad set of emerging markets.
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When we see an upturn in the economy, 94 cents of every dollar goes to the one percent, what does this mean?
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Looking ahead, the region is set to benefit from an upturn in the tech cycle in 2020, according to Japanese bank Nomura.
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Sales at casual dining restaurants may be on the mend, but the sector's upturn wasn't enough for Outback Steakhouse owner Bloomin' Brands.
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"There is a synchronized upturn in the euro zone — it is not just a German story or core versus periphery," Talavera said.
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While some pick up in wages growth was expected, the RBA's liaison with business suggested the upturn was not imminent, he said.
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The economic upturn is boosting tax income as more people join the labour market, shoppers spend and companies can increase their profits.
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Upturn, a DC-based policy think tank, recently found that body camera footage of fatal police shootings isn't consistently released to the public.
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Meanwhile, tech companies and venture capital firms do have the resources to implement and monitor diversity programs to consciously upturn the gender divide.
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"And it looks like, basically, that they are getting there," Hofer said of China, citing recent data such as an upturn in manufacturing.
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Revenues fell by a third and orders fell by 18% at the power division in the quarter, with little prospect of an upturn.
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" Deutsche Bank raised its target and said the computer memory and computer data storage maker could be seeing the start of an "upturn.
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Despite a decidedly mild downturn from late July to early August, the stock market has met all the pessimism with a convincing upturn.
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Taiwan's strong GDP upturn in the third quarter was boosted by exports, mainly in the electronics sector, which the territory is known for.
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The outcome has been a broad-based global manufacturing upturn, which likely has some way left to run in the U.S. and elsewhere.
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U.S. manufacturers have reported a broad-based upturn in business activity in recent months, while consumer confidence is close to multi-decade highs.
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Real growth — that is, growth discounted for inflation — averaged 28500 percent for the six years following the upturn that started late in 6900.
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In the first, Brazil's pension reform process hits another hurdle as the economy tips into recession, killing the recent upturn in positive sentiment.
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While apparently sharing this concern, Chairman Powell made clear that he does not see a sharp upturn in inflation as an imminent threat.
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Breeders increased chicken production to cash in on an expected upturn in demand during the Muslim Eid al-Fitr holidays earlier this month.
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A survey showed the health crisis reversed a recent upturn in business optimism in Britain, with confidence falling to a six-month low.
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With more homes for sale however, the upturn in prices is expected to be more moderate in the time ahead, REN's Dreyer said.
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Or so suggests a new report by the consulting firm Bain & Company, which predicts an upturn in the beleaguered luxury industry this year.
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Signs of growth in the oil sector, as laid out in the NBS data, fuelled hopes of an upturn in the coming months.
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"Despite the ample injection of liquidity and negative interest rate, a self-supporting upturn in the euro zone is not happening," Sentix said.
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In a note, Credit Suisse said that despite the UK market benefiting from a global cyclical upturn, it faces significant economic and political challenges.
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Its arrival on streets could upturn the entire automotive industry and become the catalyst that makes the electric car the king of the road.
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The upturn in violence comes as Israel is preparing to mark Independence Day next week and host the Eurovision Song Contest the following week.
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Europe's big luxury conglomerates have been among the biggest winners in the industry upturn so far, helped by their wide-ranging stable of brands.
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Despite an upturn in form during recent months, the Blues are currently 10th in the league – a mere three points above newly-promoted Bournemouth.
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Corporate Europe derives nearly half its earnings from outside the European economy, so the earnings upturn is tied to global growth, the analysts said.
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"But there's a lot of money to be made in the upturn and long term if you want to own these stocks," he added.
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Just this week, RBA Deputy Governor Guy Debelle acknowledged economic output had disappointed but argued the continued strength of employment might presage an upturn.
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A number of surveyed firms indicated that greater prices paid for raw materials, fuel and salaries had driven the latest upturn in overall costs.
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"We have rather positive economic data, beating expectations by a big margin, and that is the trigger for the upturn," said DZ Bank's Lenz.
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"Let me stress it, in the cyclical upturn we are still in, more public debt is not a cure, it's a disease," Villeroy said.
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Oppenheim economist Ulrike Kastens warned that while the economic upturn was likely to continue in Germany, it was unlikely to maintain current growth rates.
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Europe's biggest economy is in the middle of a consumer-led upturn, helped by record-high employment, moderate inflation and ultra-low borrowing costs.
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Siluanov warned that even if the deal went ahead, any upturn in oil prices would be temporary, as this would encourage more production elsewhere.
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But the upturn has failed to live up to the promise of early 20.2, when GDP growth reached 20.3% (an annualised rate of 20.4%).
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Stocks are supported by a cyclical upturn in corporate earnings, while global growth has firmed without tripping inflation alarms that would spook bond investors.
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The index's upturn stemmed from further improvement in the labor market and a bounce in manufacturing from a weaker dollar and stronger global demand.
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Hit hard by the November killings, they have been hoping for an upturn linked to the Euro 2016 football tournament that starts in June.
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There has been little upturn in drilling for gas despite a big increase in the number of rigs drilling wells for oil since May.
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"Service providers were buoyed by the continued upturn in new business and therefore raised their workforce numbers for a second month running," Jones said.
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But that was before the collapse of oil prices, which despite a recent upturn from February lows, are still nowhere near their 2014 levels.
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Its surge was "driven by strong domestic economic performance, the upturn in global financial markets and trade and investment with China," the report said.
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Samuelsson said the company expects an upturn in the second half of the year to deliver "solid full-year growth" in the United States.
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In Europe, surveys indicated that growth in the euro zone will be slow but steady, underscoring concerns about the vulnerability of the bloc's upturn.
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"The euro zone upturn is developing deeper roots as factories enjoy a spring growth spurt," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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There are signs of upturn in much of the world economy — The Economist had a cover story about the world economy's "surprising rise" recently.
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A survey showed the coronavirus crisis had reversed a recent upturn in business optimism in Britain, with confidence falling to a six-month low.
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Hartford nearly faced bankruptcy a few years ago, but with almost 30,000 job openings on Glassdoor right now, things might be on the upturn.
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The current upturn in the calendar spreads is therefore a strong signal that the market is rebalancing (or most traders believe it is rebalancing).
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If the long-awaited upturn in growth pulls people back into the labor force, limiting the downward pressure on unemployment, so much the better.
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The subsequent energy price upturn and stability has led to better recovery rates since the second half of last year, the rating agency said.
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The Bavarian-based firm wants to increase its market share in North America and benefit from an expected upturn in the automobile sector there.
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"I think this really has been more about cyclical upturn in the U.S. economy irrespective of Trump," said Kleintop, who is chief global investment strategist.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images)An explosive new report by Reuters released Friday may upturn the narrative surrounding the potential cancer risks of talcum powder.
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"That's maybe where we're getting a little stuck, because the bond market isn't really embracing this upturn as readily as the equity markets," he continued.
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And these type of technologies are as valid in terms of being bought and being operated during the downturn as they are in the upturn.
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The fastest upturn in civil engineering activity since May 2017 was not enough to counter a slowdown in housebuilding and commercial construction, the survey showed.
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An economic upturn in Europe has boosted exports and corporate investment, suggesting further rises in employment and noticeable wage rises - including beyond 2017, he said.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa was elected a year ago, promising a break with the repression that characterized Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule, and an economic upturn.
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Output expanded in October at its quickest pace since March 2011, suggesting strengthening market demand and a further upturn in new business, the survey showed.
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Ultimately, nothing will improve your financial security as much as nailing the basics so you prosper in any upturn and insulate yourself against the unforeseen.
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Most said the projected end of Brazil's grinding recession next year would allow for single-digit market growth - the first sales upturn in five years.
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Navajo was the only indigenous language to experience such an upturn, becoming a model for other indigenous people, according to the UCLA Language Materials Project.
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The recent surge in equity markets is also based on a view the world economy at last is in a synchronous upturn, along with inflation.
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"The upturn in the Norwegian economy is continuing broadly as expected in June," Norges Bank said, while adding that inflation was slightly lower than projected.
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"With Google and Twitter, we definitely would see similar concerns," Miranda Bogen, a senior policy analyst with digital civil rights group Upturn, told The Hill.
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"The euro area member states should now use the tailwinds of the economic upturn to carry out structural reforms," said council chairman Christoph M. Schmidt.
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This has been the missing ingredient in the upturn as inflation levels have been stubbornly low across developed markets, confusing policy makers and investors alike.
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Last year's nuclear accord led to the lifting of crippling international sanctions, offering the hope of economic upturn and better living standards for many Iranians.
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Lukas is determined to hold the line, waiting for an upturn in the Congo's fortunes that has proved to be as elusive as the okapi.
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In a report about the "sex club" Artemis in central Berlin, it was confirmed that there had been no upturn in business during the tournament.
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The Executive Board's assessment is that the upturn in the Norwegian economy appears to be continuing broadly in line with the picture presented in June.
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During Trump's first year, the new Brookings data show, the smaller places at the core of the contemporary Republican coalition showed a marked economic upturn.
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He forecasts 6% earnings-per-share growth for the full year and sees this upturn driving the S&P 500 to 3,400 by year-end.
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When you take into account Buttigieg's lack of name recognition with his current upturn, it suggests that he has a lot of room to grow.
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"We expect a clear upturn over the first half of this year, but it isn't happening yet," wrote Ian Shepherdson, chief economist of Pantheon Macroeconomics.
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Likely providing some good news for policymakers at the European Central Bank, the manufacturing upturn came despite firms only trimming prices by the smallest of margins.
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Greer cited a study that compared two people retiring just two years apart; the first one in a market downtown and the second in an upturn.
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The company said it expected sales growth to continue in the fourth quarter, helped by a continued upturn in north America and strong markets in Europe.
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Firms in the bloc's dominant service industry staged a modest upturn, with that PMI rising to 59.83 from May's 52.9, ahead of expectations for no change.
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The mining sector was also helped by copper prices which edged higher on Monday, supported by falling inventories and a monthly upturn in China's property prices.
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The survey showed that an upturn in the manufacturing industry gained traction in May while growth in services picked up again after having slowed in April.
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"The American economy is currently experiencing a stable economic upturn, which benefits German companies," said Bernhard Mattes, head of the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany.
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This is good news for jobseekers, particularly when we consider the results from the manufacturing industry which showed the steepest upturn in employment since August 2012.
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Strong consumption, fuelled by rising incomes from a growing outsourcing industry and steady remittance inflows from Filipino workers overseas, have been driving the property market upturn.
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"Body cameras carry the promise of officer accountability, but accountability is far from automatic," Harlan Yu, principal of Upturn, said on a conference call with reporters.
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"I can't help but feel that the expected offset from weak sterling and the global upturn that we're experiencing elsewhere is being over-egged," she said.
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While the upturn in euro zone factory activity was not shared by all major economies, particularly France, prices rose faster across most countries in the region.
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Spiesshofer said he aimed to maintain the upturn, and highlighted positive economic signals around the world which was a good sign for increased spending by customers.
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Citi analysts forecast all major markets to report healthy earnings per share growth in 2017 which would represent the first synchronized upturn in almost a decade.
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Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club consultancy, said he was sceptical about the prospect of any marked upturn in the housing market.
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Despite the upturn in support for Turnbull, the government has now recorded 26 consecutive polls showing Labor will win a decisive victory at the next election.
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And encouraged by Italy's economic upturn, hedge funds had even piled into the country's mid-tier lenders, betting on them as the last European recovery play.
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"We have the most broad-based upturn in global growth since 2010 and macro breadth and earnings revisions are closely correlated," wrote Garthwaite in Monday's note.
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It also said that while the tech slump may be bottoming out, it doubts the second quarter marks the start of a sustained upturn for Taiwan.
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Balancing the public sector accounts in the monetary union is a good idea, provided it is done at a reasonable pace during the business cycle upturn.
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As a result, he added, money managers at Citadel, which runs a variety of hedge funds, are "carefully positioning" for a surprise, sharp upturn in inflation.
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The upturn is boosting tax revenues and the budget surplus, which should help Chancellor Angela Merkel seal a tricky three-way coalition agreement in coming weeks.
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Bodycote, which also counts energy companies as customers, said it saw early indications of an upturn in its revenues from Western European oil and gas clients.
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"Whereas a stabilization of Brazil's political crisis is expected to boost business and consumer confidence, an imminent upturn is unlikely," said Markit economist Pollyanna de Lima.
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"We remain constructive on (the) euro into 2020, as a cyclical upturn should keep the single currency supported," the bank said in a research note Friday.
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"We're currently experiencing a sharp upturn in demand from Asia and the Emirates, but also from Europe and the United States," said CEO Christian von Elverfeldt.
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"When it comes to discriminatory online advertising, the targeting options available to advertisers are only the tip of the iceberg," a spokesperson for Upturn told Motherboard.
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Firms in the bloc's dominant service industry staged a modest upturn, with that PMI rising to 53.4 from May's 52.9, ahead of expectations for no change.
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Ultimately, Upturn maintains its longstanding recommendation that state and local laws should mandate releasing body camera footage within a certain timeframe after a use-of-force incident.
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ThaiBev, controlled by Thapana's billionaire father Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, expects an upturn after the mourning ends this month and plans to launch two new spirit products in November.
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Meanwhile, a two-month upturn in oil prices saw and WTI crude oil top $50 per barrel on Thursday and remain above $49 on Friday and Monday.
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When stocks have a bad year, the experts advise that you withdraw less and leave more of your money in savings to benefit from the eventual upturn.
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A new development was an upturn in fiscal spending which was now expected to be stronger in 2017/18 than previously expected, mainly thanks to public infrastructure.
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In any economic upturn the last group of workers to prosper are typically the poorest earners, such as low-skilled shopstaff, food preparers, care-givers and temps.
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The report pointed to an upturn in manufacturing, which accounts for about 12 percent of the economy, after a prolonged slump that helped to erode economic growth.
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A marginal upturn in overall new business volumes was indicated by manufacturers, but driven by domestic sales as new export work was broadly unchanged over the month.
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"A recovery should take root in 2017 alongside a gradual upturn in oil prices and a slowing of the pace of decline in oil investment," it added.
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China's services sector expanded at the slowest pace in five months in July despite a sharp upturn of new export orders, a private survey showed on Monday.
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A separate survey from credit card company Visa Europe suggested consumer demand, a pillar of Britain's economic upturn since 2013, held up well during the first quarter.
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However, he warned that there would be more volatility going forward and that the upturn seen over the past decade was nearing the end of its cycle.
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The euro area has seen five straight years of economic expansion, fueled by massive stimulus by the European Central Bank and an upturn in the global economy.
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"I don't understand why people are so hesitant to admit that we're in an upturn in inflation," said Richard Bernstein, chief executive of Richard Bernstein Advisors LLC.
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"There will be, we believe, a more acute shortage than there's ever been in any other upturn when it comes back," Airswift CEO Peter Searle told CNBC.
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In much of the rest of the world the picture is one of moderating and increasingly unbalanced growth, after the strong synchronised upturn in 20193 (tmsnrt.rs/2JVAFSZ).
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The great majority of citizens never reaped the benefits of their country's upturn, so their experience of its downturn has been muted, but work is getting scarcer.
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According to Upturn, a tech policy consultancy that works with the civil rights community, 20 of the nation's 50 largest police departments have used predictive policing software.
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The company might need to exchange some efficiency in favor of fairness, says Miranda Bogen, a senior policy analyst at Upturn and another author of the research.
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The upturn was likely supported by an acceleration in property construction as developers rush to meet pre-sale standard to put more projects into the sales market.
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A total of 27 of the EBRD's 37 economies have seen growth pick up this year, the first time there has been such an upturn since 2010.
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An upturn in crime in a very few cities is probably a local bump on a bigger, encouraging graph, but no one can know this for certain.
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There might be a slight nudge if Rajapaksa wins, reflecting prospect of an upturn in Chinese investment because of his family's close ties with Beijing, it said.
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"Most investors have missed the power of Boeing's favorable production environment, conditions for which are likely to continue unless the economic upturn unravels or interest rates surge."
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Executives admit CISC's upturn in fortunes came amid an improvement in the steel market, with prices revived by state efforts to shut down low-grade, polluting mills.
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The National Bank of Hungary has said economic growth could slow in 2020 as a hike in the VAT could halt an upturn in the housing market.
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However, the upturn reflected a fall in the number of people in work over the period rather than strong economic growth, which was a lackluster 0.4 percent.
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"We're not expecting an upturn in important industries like mining, oil and gas and rail to happen this year," Chief Executive Doug Oberhelman said in a statement.
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The frustration was reflected in the inconclusive election at the end of February, when the incumbent coalition was rejected by voters yet to benefit from the upturn.
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But I needed to pull all the stops out in terms of making sure that we survived this, to have ourselves in place for the next upturn.
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The French leader's declarations about growth and improved prospects came as the European Union's statistics service indicated that the bloc is indeed experiencing a robust economic upturn.
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More than 100 projects ready for development have been delayed since 2014, according to Rystad, and this year's upturn has barely made a dent in the backlog.
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America's first free market-led high-speed train project has signed two world class infrastructure engineering firms, and it signals that an economic upturn is on track.
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One new development was an upturn in fiscal spending which was now expected to be stronger in 2017/18 than previously expected, mainly thanks to public infrastructure.
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The strategy is in expectation of an upturn in the tanker market in the coming months and an accompanying increase in the value of the equity stakes.
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The euro area has seen five straight years of economic expansion, fuelled by massive stimulus by the European Central Bank and an upturn in the global economy.
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"The Executive Board's assessment is that the upturn in the Norwegian economy appears to be continuing, broadly in line with the picture presented in December," it added.
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It's been a laggard in the region, and a drag on the euro zone upturn for a few years ... and there are finally signs the drag is easing.
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"Subdued domestic economic conditions and an intense headwind from political uncertainty resulted in the weakest upturn in commercial work for seven months," IHS Markit economist Tim Moore said.
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Despite an upturn in activity and more deal launches, the outlook for the rest of the year is more pessimistic than 2018 as the forward pipeline remains thin.
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Mnangagwa was elected a year ago on a promise of breaking with the strong-arm tactics that characterized Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule, and engineering an economic upturn.
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I think now perhaps the expectations are more in line with the data and there is some prospect for an upturn in global growth later in the year.
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The stock market's upturn Tuesday after two days of post-Brexit sell-offs had many on Wall Street wondering if it was a so-called dead cat bounce.
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"Policies are only as good as the disciplinary procedures," said Harlan Yu, a principal at Upturn, which provides Internet expertise for policymakers on a range of social issues.
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The study was conducted for The Leadership Conference of Civil and Human Rights coalition by Upturn, a Washington DC-based company that studies how technology affects social issues.
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While the upturn in the Norwegian economy appears to be stronger than anticipated earlier, there are prospects for weaker growth and lower interest rates abroad, Norges Bank said.
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For the fans, it was just what was needed during a difficult and tumultuous season, with Thierry's arrival lifting the atmosphere and coinciding with an upturn in form.
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VDMA chief economist Ralph Wiechers said the upturn had been seen in almost all areas of engineering, with only a few branches complaining of a drop in orders.
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Mikael Sandstrom, chairman of Swedish Trade Stil, said in a statement that Black Friday had its breakthrough in Sweden this year, which underpinned the upturn in November sales.
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According to Gordon, Freeport-McMoRan could be one of the main beneficiaries from this upturn, and the stock could be on the verge of an even bigger breakout.
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"Huge income tax reductions in the USA and the robust economic upturn in the euro zone are boosting demand for German goods and services," Ifo said on Wednesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British industrial output grew in January following a sharp fall in December, helped by a stronger than expected upturn in manufacturing, official data showed on Wednesday.
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Any fall would be better than none, but firms remain wary of taking on workers under the country's rigid labour code before they are sure about the upturn.
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"The services sector remained the key driver of the UK's economic upturn ... (but) a rosy outlook is by no means assured," Markit's chief UK economist Chris Williamson said.
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This began to change in 2015, after investment spending finally began to pick up, but the upturn in wage growth was snuffed out by the oil sector meltdown.
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Given the dim prospects for a boost from exports, Moody's Investors Service said a recovery in private investment would be needed if India's upturn was going to last.
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How could a blog – a blog written by a perpetually exhausted ex-lawyer from his bedroom – upturn and change the entire process of building, growing, and selling ideas?
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"The January PMI data signal that the upturn in global manufacturing remained lackluster at the start of 247.5," said David Hensley, director of global economic coordination at JPMorgan.
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A weaker dollar is generally associated with an upturn in global trade, while a strengthening dollar correlates with fading trade momentum, according to Oxford Economics, a think tank.
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But Tesla's chief executive, Elon Musk, said the company was on the verge of a decisive upturn and could make money in the second half of the year.
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The global economic expansion and trade upturn are expected to continue boosting demand even further in 2018/19 unless there is a major macroeconomic, financial or trade shock.
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Another top investor said that Deutsche Bank needs to cut costs and the same time retain staff in order to benefit from an expected upturn in investment banking.
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Moreno noticed that the money flow index, a momentum indicator based in part on trading volume, made a sharp upturn recently, meaning big institutions are buying into Honeywell.
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If, in turn, Colombia with American assistance can reverse its recent upturn in coca leaf production, it will take pressure off the Northern Triangle's embattled governments and institutions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan left unchanged its assessment that the economy is gradually recovering, showing policymakers remain confident of a moderate upturn after a contraction in the first quarter.
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Yet that's the implication of a study released this week by a team of researchers at Northeastern University, the University of Southern California, and the progressive nonprofit Upturn.
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Although the rate of export growth was seen likely to slow last month after robust rises in March, analysts see a global economic upturn continuing to support Japanese trade.
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There was an instant upturn in the film's reception, and on January 1st and 2nd, 1896, nearly 2,500 people paid 1 franc each to see the Lumière's cinematic breakthrough.
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More recent private-sector business surveys point to fairly modest economic growth, suggesting the hot weather may have been a factor behind the upturn seen over the summer months.
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"It's true that after a while management asks, can we take advantage of these financing conditions to make acquisitions or investments, hence the upturn in M&A," he said.
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Most European companies have already refinanced in the last couple of years at attractively low rates and bankers are not expecting an upturn before the end of the year.
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The upturn in economic performance has supported stronger tax intake in the first seven months of 2016, while expenditure has been contained with consolidation measures agreed in previous years.
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The upturn was nevertheless evident throughout much of the euro zone, and earlier figures from three of the bloc's biggest economies -- Germany, France, and Spain -- showed services activity accelerated.
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"Even with the latest gain it still looks like a sustained turnaround in business conditions will be required to drive a stronger and broader upturn for consumers," Hassan said.
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"With claims costs increasing, new technologies entering the car market we can expect an upturn in premiums is on the horizon," Steve Fletcher, head of Data Insight at Confused.
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Assessing the full impact of these is tricky, because implementation takes time and an upturn in the economic cycle means unemployment should drift down from 9.7% in any case.
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"We believe that implementation of the GST in the near-term could bring some upturn in inflation; however, the impact should be transitory," according to a Morgan Stanley report.
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The upturn was nevertheless evident throughout much of the euro zone, and earlier figures from three of the bloc's biggest economies — Germany, France, and Spain — showed services activity accelerated.
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"It's difficult to pin down the reasons for the upturn in public confidence," Cary Funk, director of science and society research at Pew Research Center, told Gizmodo via email.
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The currency bloc has emerged as the surprise economic star of 2017 and future-looking indicators in the latest Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) suggest the upturn still has momentum.
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Based on our discussions with management at rated banks, we believe lenders are as yet unwilling to adjust their lending standards until signs of an economic upturn become apparent.
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The BoE said business lending increased for a second month in a row, rising 3.15 billion pounds from 1.0 billion in September and marking the largest upturn since February.
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They didn't imagine we could enjoy an upturn in manufacturing or growth topping 3 percent; they would of course expect that China's state-dominated economy will outperform over time.
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"It remains too early to say whether August's upturn is a dead cat bounce or the start of a sustained post-shock recovery," IHS Markit economist Chris Williamson said.
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"We definitely haven't seen the upturn in refined output globally that many people were predicting six to 22 months ago," said Ross Strachan, senior commodities economist at Capital Economics.
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Workers maintain a steady stream of income, while companies avoid losing the skills these workers have acquired and which are likely to be needed once an economic upturn arrives.
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"The lack of any sign that the upturn is picking up speed will worry policymakers, especially as 'Brexit' uncertainty looks likely to subdue growth in coming months," Williamson said.
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While hardly terrible, it is not the burst of growth — or "Trump bump" — that many expected to result from an upturn in consumer and business sentiment after the election.
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"Although the euro zone remains in the range of a moderate upturn, the manner of the development indicates a burden from global economic development," Sentix said in a statement.
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The mainland economy grew at an annualised rate of 2.8% in 1H17, supported by a strong upturn in petroleum investments and robust private consumption spurred by renewed growth in employment.
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Indeed, the stabilization and upturn in oil prices, pullback in USD, and fading global uncertainty are ample enough reasons to be more positive about the near-term outlook for manufacturing.
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Top policymakers have argued that the euro zone should fix its remaining weaknesses while its economy is on the upturn so that it is better prepared for the next downturn.
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"Corporate and institutional banking recorded this quarter an upturn in client activity despite a still lackluster market context at the beginning of the quarter," the bank said in a statement.
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That suggests the economy will barely grow more than the 1.1% registered in each of the prior two years, a surprisingly shallow upturn following the devastating recession of 2015-16.
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Most multinationals, however, say they want to keep at least a minimum presence to be ready for a future upturn in Venezuela, home to the world's largest proven oil reserves.
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Britain's centrists are hopelessly divided over the most basic strategic question: should they upturn British politics by starting a new outfit, or try to reclaim their ancestral parties from within?
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government warned on Tuesday that U.S. protectionism could undermine an economic upturn that prompted it to raise its growth forecasts for the export-led Swiss economy.
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Hopes of an upturn in U.S. wheat exports, supported by lower prices, have been tempered by competition from other export zones such as western Europe and the Black Sea region.
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Despite the upturn in their fortunes since he took over, Arena, who led the U.S. team at the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, joked that he was far from irreplaceable.
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Democratic Republic of Congo's reserves, however, are temptingly rich and include copper and cobalt, needed for an expected upturn in demand for battery vehicles, which gives the government bargaining power.
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"We remain wary that the country is still struggling to develop a more sustainable and broad-based upturn," Raj Badiani, senior economist at IHS Global Insight, said in a note.
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It said the deal would enable it to expand in areas best placed to benefit from an upturn in commodity prices, notably the U.S. onshore shale oil and gas sector.
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But there is no denying a rapid and sustained upturn is now underway which could pose challenges for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and for shale drillers themselves.
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"The improved hiring trend suggests firms have gained sufficient confidence in the durability and sustainability of the upturn to expand capacity in increasing numbers," said Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist.
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The panel of experts said those measures have been a key factor in the euro zone upturn, but they mask structural problems in the bloc and threaten its financial stability.
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Some plastic surgery clinics in South Korea are even making special packages for aspiring flight attendants, encouraging those women to slim their faces, widen their eyes, and upturn their mouths.
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But it could be difficult for Venezuelan officials to convince OPEC that an upturn is likely in the near future as the country seeks to restructure $60 billion in debt.
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If the upturn in S&P 500 futures carries through the day on Monday, it would put an end to the longest daily losing streak in the benchmark stock index .
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To be sure, higher commodity prices, a better housing market and plenty of government spending have helped the industrial sector, but questions remain as to whether the upturn will last.
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The job market had already been improving for years when President Trump took office, and its performance since then has been more continuation of the trend than an abrupt upturn.
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The EEX, part of Deutsche Boerse, has benefited from a sustained upturn in wholesale prices, led by strong global fuels demand and political intervention in the European Union's carbon market.
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However, freight costs and a potential upturn in Russian shipments after an unusually slow start to the season for the world's top wheat exporter could curb French sales, she said.
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His financial situation, never robust, then took an upturn when an investor offered funding on the condition that he concentrate on selling the grow towers themselves, rather than the greens.
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The contraction in the third quarter follows a brief upturn for the economy when it grew 0.6% in the second quarter of the year, its first rise since early 2018.
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The FTSE fell 0.5 percent to 7,195.25 points, the decline accelerating after the Purchasing Managers' Index survey data showed February manufacturing output expanded more slowly, despite a marked upturn in orders.
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As Upturn found, police chiefs and district attorneys are usually the ones postponing the release of footage, arguing that videos may influence public opinion, biasing the jury pool and impacting investigations.
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But the researchers behind this new study say their findings upturn this popular narrative, while also suggesting that many people's health problems brought on by single-gene mutations are getting misdiagnosed.
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"The stabilization in industrial production growth, the upturn in the real estate market and monetary loosening could help reduce pressures on corporates and local governments," Christine Peltier at BNP Paribas said.
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At first, a lot of that growth came from sectors that don't produce a ton of emissions—think service industries—so the economy's upturn wasn't hurting our reduction in carbon emissions.
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According to economists polled by Reuters, Britain's economy will barely grow in the run-up to Brexit but if there is a deal there will be a modest post-divorce upturn.
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GoPro's future may see an upturn after the release of the new Hero5 camera this year, which founder and CEO Nicholas Woodman confirmed in an earnings call following the financial report.
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Figures on Monday showed that manufacturing activity in the euro zone picked up last month as demand increased from both within and outside the currency bloc, but the upturn remained uneven.
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Estimates show small-cap earnings are close to a trough, which could signal a coming upturn in share prices, said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust Advisory Services in Atlanta.
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"With no global upturn in demand in sight for coal, the search for market equilibrium depends on cuts to supply capacity, mainly in China and the United States," the IEA said.
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On Wednesday, at 1:30PM ET, Snap's stock was at $19.02, seemingly on an upturn since it dropped on February 20th following the company's response to a 1.2 million-signature Change.
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If he can break with his predecessors' habits, manage reform wisely and put in place the basis for a more sustainable upturn, the French economy may at last realise its promise.
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China's steel futures on Monday surged on a seasonal upturn in demand, lending support to prices for iron ore, which extended a record-breaking rally fuelled by worries over tightening supply.
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But the unsanctioned workarounds remain necessary because the company's own tools are so limited, said Aaron Rieke, project manager at Upturn, a progressive policy organization that focuses on the tech industry.
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"However, as has been increasingly the case in recent months, the good news comes with a health warning about the sustainability of the upturn," said Chris Williamson, IHS Markit's chief economist.
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BEIJING, Aug 5 (Reuters) - China's services sector expanded at the slowest pace in five months in July despite a sharp upturn of new export orders, a private survey showed on Monday.
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Italy's slow economic recovery since 2014 is finally gathering pace, but the upturn is likely to prove short-lived as few, if any, of its structural problems have yet been fixed.
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"Despite the small upturn in the July PMIs, China's economy looks set to slow further in the coming months," Caroline Bain, chief commodities economist at Capital Economics, said in a note.
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The sector punches above its weight in terms of political visibility, though, and the president will undoubtedly seek to take the credit for the upturn in activity and recent job gains.
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Demand for industrial products should come from abroad, the Bundesbank said, supported by an economic upturn in most parts of the world, with firms likely investing more in equipment and machinery.
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Euro area business activity picked up slightly last month, figures showed, but it remained weak as a modest upturn in the services industry offset a continued deep downturn in factory output.
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The 's surge into the new year — which followed an upturn in August and an earlier steepening of the ascent after Thanksgiving — registered some of the highest momentum readings on record.
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"The Norwegian economy's oil-driven upturn shielded us from many of the challenges faced by other countries," Oeystein Olsen said in an interview before an event celebrating the central bank's bicentenary.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia on Friday raised its 540 average price forecasts for its two highest-grossing exports, iron ore and coal, citing a surprise upturn in demand from steelmakers in China.
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Two people with knowledge of the company told the Times that despite those popular offshoots, the media giant was losing as much as $10 million a year before a recent upturn.
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"If you are ever trying to reach across party lines, that's a much more difficult strategy on Facebook," said Aaron Rieke, managing director at Upturn and one of the study's authors.
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We also follow GDP revisions, and those have bottomed and are sort of trending up — and you can see the upturn in Asia and in some other parts of the world.
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Mende said the government's decision to reject such aid was prompted in part by an upturn in government revenues from its mining sector, which has left more money to finance the polls.
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The upturn in Maduro's fortunes began with a surprise victory in last month's gubernatorial elections, thanks to abstentionism by disillusioned opposition supporters and election conditions stacked in favor of his Socialist Party.
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While the economy might not be firing on all cylinders, there is power in just enough sectors to keep things rolling with the synchronized upturn in the world economy a timely boon.
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"Signs of rising confidence in the upturn were also provided by the trend for employment, which continued to grow at one of the quickest rates seen in six-years," de Lima said.
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Jordanian fears about what the plan portends for the region, for their Palestinian citizens, and for the politics of their own country, have been aggravated by Trump's readiness to upturn U.S. policy.
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Hillary Clinton represents continuity with the Obama administration—not a bad pitch to voters, given low unemployment, steady job growth and a recent upturn in the rate of increase of real incomes.
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"With the chance of a soft Brexit rising, the global upturn can now begin to rub off on the UK more," Kallum Pickering, senior UK economist at Berenberg, said in a note.
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INDONESIA: SURVEY'S STEEPEST UPTURN IN SENTIMENT AT 267 VS 42 Fourteen companies from Indonesia responded to the survey, including PT Cowell Development Tbk, PT Hanson International Tbk and PT Kalbe Farma Tbk.
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A paper published on April 3rd by researchers from Northeastern University in Boston, the University of Southern California and Upturn, a Washington-based advocacy group, appears to add weight to HUD's claim.
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Despite the IMF's concern over reversions to nationalist economic policies, the IMF said that the global economic outlook was improving, thanks in part to an upturn in global manufacturing and trade flows.
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"We have decided to restructure our finances so we can build a bridge to the upturn in the industry when fleet utilization and day rates return to more normal levels," Seadrill said.
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"The upturn in new orders also quickened as firms reported greater client demand and increased output following the recent football World Cup," Jones said, referring to mid-June to mid-July tournament.
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Asia's pick-up in M&A activity mirrors an upturn worldwide, with global dealmaking totalling $2.5 trillion, up 59 percent year-on-year and a record for this point in the year.
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Biggers speaks in an even baritone, with clear, considered diction; his mouth is often set in the kind of slight upturn that seems on the verge of flowering into an open smile.
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All together, this should have a positive effect on household income and the labour market, leading to a strong rise in private consumption, which could remain an important cornerstone of the upturn.
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"I think the view has been shifting," said Harlan Yu, who works for Upturn, a technology consultancy, and who was involved in the compilation of a comprehensive review of police departments' policies.
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Stocks of mid-distillates have been dwindling since February as refinery problems and a strong synchronised upturn in industrial activity and freight demand around the world has caused consumption to exceed supply.
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The gross domestic product (GDP) data released on Friday showed government spending, private investment and exports all slowing, while a slight upturn in consumer spending and improvement in rural demand lent support.
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Miners were also in demand, building on their sharp gains in the previous session on concerns about a shortage of supply and an upturn in manufacturing growth in top metals user China.
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Minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) January meeting showed policy makers had become more confident about the domestic outlook, thanks in part to a synchronized upturn in the global economy.
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To take advantage of the market upturn, the company has mostly avoided long-term charters for its fleet, choosing instead to employ a "large majority" of its vessels in the spot market.
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The FTSE fell 0.8 percent to 7,175.6 points, with the decline accelerating after the Purchasing Managers' Index survey data showed February manufacturing output expanded more slowly despite a marked upturn in orders.
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That is because the so called headline number includes volatile energy prices such as oil, which have nearly doubled since January 2016 and is seen as the major force behind the inflation upturn.
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Finally, in a supplemental report titled "The Illusion of Accuracy," Upturn executive director Harlan Yu details the importance of policies that explicitly prohibit officers from viewing their body camera footage before writing reports.
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Adding to the global economic gloom, China's services sector expanded at the slowest pace in five months in July despite a sharp upturn of new export orders, a private survey showed on Monday.
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The world's largest airliner is mostly dependent on Dubai's Emirates as Airbus slows production to a trickle in the hope of a future upturn, though many airlines are for now backing smaller jets.
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A 2017 report from policy nonprofit Upturn found that police departments have increasingly made it harder for the public or media to see body cameras footage, marring their original purpose as accountability tools.
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Bankers are reporting a recent upturn in loan enquiries and activity from UK companies, due in part to the viability statement that is now required under the Financial Reporting Council's Corporate Governance Code.
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BERLIN, March 4 (Reuters) - Investor morale in the euro zone improved in March, largely due to hopes that an upturn in Asia might help the single currency bloc, a survey showed on Monday.
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After nine full years of recession from 22020 to 2120, Greece's economy has shrunk by a quarter, reducing its output capacity and thereby its ability to respond nimbly to the long-awaited upturn.
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It is fostered by defeats for anti-European parties in France, the Netherlands and elsewhere; and by a cyclical economic upturn that has seen the EU outpace America's GDP growth for two years.
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Shares in the Swedish company dropped more than 15 percent in early trading after it missed analysts' forecasts for a fifth straight quarter and said it saw no signs of a quick upturn.
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"I think having the videos oftentimes makes things even worse than they would be in just a text-based neighborhood message board format," said Harlan Yu, executive director of the research group Upturn.
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"Euro area manufacturers are reporting the strongest production and order book growth for almost six years, in what's looking like an increasingly robust upturn," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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"Given the breadth of the expansion, it looks increasingly likely that this upturn can be sustained, at least during the near term," said IHS Markit economist Pollyanna De Lima, who wrote the report.
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Law school deans and advisors told WSJ that the upturn is at least in part due to the legal issues arising from Trump's administration, better discounts at law schools and a revived economy.
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Wood Group said it expects the Amec deal to help it expand in areas best placed to benefit from a commodity prices upturn, most notably the U.S. onshore shale oil and gas sector.
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Even the New York Times acknowledged that the president's efforts to roll back red tape and cut business taxes has boosted confidence, which has led, finally, to an upturn in corporate capital spending.
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"Technology is rapidly changing how people find jobs, learn about jobs, apply to those jobs, and are evaluated for those jobs," Aaron Rieke, managing director at tech equity nonprofit Upturn, told Business Insider.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of rigs drilling for oil and gas in the United States has recorded the largest one-week increase for over five years, confirming a rapid upturn is now underway.
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Chief Financial Officer Jan Gurander said Volvo was grappling mainly with bottlenecks for powertrains - engines, axles and gearboxes - while the upturn across many manufacturing industries left forged and cast materials in high demand.
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"Indicators are pointing to a brisk continuation of the upturn in the second half of the year, although not quite with the momentum of the first half of the year," the ministry said.
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In a report on the policies governing police body cams in 50 major departments, Upturn and the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights found that many cities have weak rules in place.
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Much of that upturn occurred before President Trump was elected, but the obvious strength of the economy now enables him and fellow Republicans to make it their central argument in the 236 campaign.
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The slight upturn was because of a strong rupee, which trims exporters' margins from overseas sales, though demand remains weak, said one exporter based at Kakinada in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh.
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That could very well come next week, according to the recent upturn in the KRE's relative performance to the Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLF), which tracks financial stocks more broadly, he said.
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Its recent upturn has prompted some analysts to have a more positive price outlook on the metal many had thought was bound to fall below $2512.90,000 an ounce as the U.S. lifts rates.
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"With business confidence picking up in major economies and policy staying loose despite the upturn in inflation, we remain overweight equities," said Trevor Greetham, head of multi-asset at Royal London Asset Management.
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The upturn is unlikely to be entirely welcomed by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) which signalled alarm last year when a surge in borrowing for investment properties risked over-heating the market.
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The figures underpin a gradual shift in the German economy away from its traditional export-oriented growth towards a more domestically driven upturn, propelled by record-high employment, rising wages and booming construction.
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The seasonally adjusted IHS Markit Flash U.S. Composite PMI Output Index rose to a reading of 54.8 this month from 54.2 in March, indicating a faster upturn in business activity across the private sector.
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Sales growth across consumer services companies struck a five-year low between late March and late May, according to a BoE survey that also showed a modest upturn in pay deals struck with employees.
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"For the new year, we anticipate strong performance, driven by an upturn in the business cycle in general, the earnings cycle in particular," Jesper Koll, Head of Japan for WisdomTree said in a note.
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But distillates are set to be the big beneficiary of the current global upturn, with diesel and jet taking over from gasoline as the fastest-growing source of fuel consumption in 2017 and 2018.
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Investor sentiment was also boosted by broader Asian markets which hit a 22018-year high as a feast of upbeat manufacturing surveys confirmed a synchronised upturn in the world economy was well under way.
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Vestas derived nearly 2600 percent of its quarterly order intake from the United States, showing the upturn in the American wind power business since the country extended its Production Tax Credit (PTC) last December.
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Lapidus' debut is one of several closely watched maiden collections at Paris Fashion Week, at a time when brands are jostling to make a mark and ride an upturn in the luxury goods industry.
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"This year, too, will probably see brisk domestic demand fueling economic activity, which looks set to remain on a clear upward trajectory in 2016 despite the slight upturn in risk," the Bundesbank chief stated.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economy picked up speed in the three months up to its vote to leave the European Union, data showed on Wednesday, helped by the biggest upturn in industrial production since 1999.
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"This is a definite signal of an upturn, but at the same time I see it as a burst of pent-up optimism after years of stagnation", said Juhana Brotherus, economist at Hypo Bank.
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The cyclical upturn in the oil market does not depend on an OPEC agreement, though a credible deal or failure to reach one will affect the pace of rebalancing and any further price gains.
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The bank said underlying revenue from capital markets and investment banking increased sharply, up by 21.6%, driven by "strong commercial activity across almost all product lines," as well as an upturn in advisory transactions.
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The bloc has emerged as the surprise economic star of 260.8, with growth rates outpacing its peers, and future-looking indicators in the latest Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) suggest the upturn still has momentum.
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In Monetary Policy Report 2/18, which was published on 21 June 2018, the Executive Board's assessment was that the economic upturn was continuing and that capacity utilisation was close to a normal level.
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More than half of jobs in the country are dependent on small or medium-sized companies and Spain has one of the developed world's highest unemployment rates that has persisted during an economic upturn.
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"The increased momentum is due to demand growing at a stronger rate, but also that upturn becoming more broad-based," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit, which conducts the PMI surveys.
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The figures underpin a gradual shift in the German economy away from its traditionally export-oriented growth model towards a more domestically driven upturn propelled by record-high employment, rising wages and booming construction.
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The index further showed companies increasing their stocks of purchases even as prices rose for the first time since late 2014, a sign that companies expected a further upturn in production, Credit Suisse said.
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"This is supported by the upturn in the global economic cycle and a return to a more normal environment after the terrorism and political 'shock' events seen in early 2016", the IATA head added.
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The following risk factors could, individually or collectively, result in positive rating action: - An improvement in governance standards that is supportive of a stronger business and investment climate and a sustained upturn in economic growth.
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"Police Body Worn Cameras: A Policy Scorecard," a yearly report released by Upturn and the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights this week, found numerous key weaknesses in body cam policies across the country.
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Michelin said an upturn in mining sector demand for its outsize earthmover tyres will help to lift profits this year, as the French tyre maker posted a 4.5 percent increase in operating profit for 2016.
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Referring to Glencore's ability to capitalize on an upturn in electric vehicles and energy storage systems, he said: "We see Glencore as almost uniquely positioned in this regard." editing by Alexander Smith and Keith Weir
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With the market's fundamentals intact, however, the companies are positioning themselves for an expected upturn that could accelerate as elevators installed in the early 20.8872s near the end of their service lives and require modernization.
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"The Crimea annexation painted him as a great leader who took back territory that was once lost, and triggered an upturn in his support rating," said Shigeki Hakamada, professor emeritus at Japan's Aoyama Gakuin University.
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Yes. According to the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and Upturn report, some police departments have established procedures to allow people seeking to file a police misconduct complaint to view body cam footage.
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This year's run to the fourth round marks a major upturn in Wimbledon fortunes for the 30-year-old, who had never won a main draw match since her first attempt at qualifying in 2010.
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"The upturn in the German economy is gathering impetus," Ifo head Clemens Fuest said, though a separate survey forecast a squeeze on German exports and domestic growth from Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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The British research company said slower trading in 20163 was followed by an upturn in the first half 22016 as consumption grew and business on the Dutch gas exchange Title Transfer Facility (TTF) picked up.
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Rates have hit "the highest levels since the last bull market of 2012 ... elevating the starting point for another anticipated winter market rally and the next cyclical upturn," said Jonathan Chappell, analyst with Evercore ISI.
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"Panelists commonly linked the upturn in hiring to greater capacity requirements, despite the level of outstanding business declining for the third month running," said Sian Jones, an economist at IHS market, which compiles the data.
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Skagen's Morris further notes that while there are suggestions that the time is right for a correction following eight years of uninterrupted upturn on stock markets, the underlying growth in the global economy is strong.
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The broad upturn in demand was also in evidence in Daimler's quarterly results, also released on Friday, with a double-digit rise in deliveries and a 32 percent jump in earnings at its trucks division.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should not keep interest rates low for too long and should tighten policy quickly during an economic upturn, ECB policymaker Jens Weidmann said in an interview published on Thursday.
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In 2015, the United States became the top destination for German exports, overtaking France for the first time since 7.53 due to an upturn in the U.S. economy but also due to the weaker euro.
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" And while 22017 percent indicated "they have received some benefit from the economic upturn," 22016 percent said that they haven't been helped "much," and another 27 percent said that they haven't been helped "at all.
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For instance, it may feel good to sell that stock when it takes an upturn, but it's important to think about the rewards you could see if you stuck to your long-term goals instead.
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The outflow of experienced workers and a lack of hiring as oil companies drive to become more efficient could put future production growth in jeopardy, should a nascent upturn in the industry accelerate, say experts.
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France's private sector shrugged off its neighbor's vote and accelerated to levels last seen just before the militant attacks in Paris in November, as an upturn in the service sector offset continued weakness in manufacturing.
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The recent upturn in the ratio means the broader health-care group is catching up to one of its best-performing subsectors, a positive move that likely improves health-care's near-term prospects, he said.
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Its shares dropped more than 236 percent to an eight year low in early trading after it missed analysts' forecasts for a fifth straight quarter and said it saw no sign of a quick upturn.
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"This is the most important empirical study on the impact of police body-worn cameras to date," said Harlan Yu from Upturn, a Washington, D.C., nonprofit consulting company that studies how technology affects social issues.
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The Nevada Democratic Party's decision to have early caucus voting made the day itself much less chaotic than previous years, with shorter lines, great organization, and, if early numbers hold, a dramatic upturn in participation.
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"Corporate and institutional banking marked an upturn in client activity despite a still unfavorable market context at the beginning of the quarter," Chief Executive Jean-Laurent Bonnafe said in a video on BNP Paribas' website.
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A state might invest more in bridges during an economic upturn and forgo spending when tax revenue declines, but it cannot tell Medicaid patients to address their health needs only when the state budget allows.
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But if they tighten policy too soon — or too fast — they risk choking off the synchronized global upturn that has delighted policymakers, politicians, and vast swathes of jobless people who have finally got back into work.
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As oil hovers near $50 per barrel, Pioneer Natural Resources has become more optimistic and is planning for the return of five to 10 rigs, once it is confident the upturn in oil is more sustainable.
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The move met with tit-for-tat measures by China, spooking investors who fear the deepening spat between the world's biggest economies could derail global growth which is seeing its first synchronised upturn in several years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone business activity picked up slightly last month but remained weak as a modest but broad-based upturn in the services industry offset a continued deep downturn in factory output, a survey showed.
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The market was also assessing latest Chinese import data, which showed an upturn in January soybean volumes, and harvest prospects in South America after forecast cuts in Brazil and upgrades in Argentina linked to contrasting weather.
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Gaslog Chief Executive Paul Wogan said the recent upturn in rates should continue, reflecting expectations of a large addition in supply next year, mainly from new U.S. plants starting up and continued robust demand for LNG.
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It has argued that the two companies can face the downturn in their cyclical industry more effectively if they join forces, and that the shareholders of the combined companies will reap substantial profits in an upturn.
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A new study from researchers at Northeastern University, the University of Southern California, and the nonprofit Upturn finds ad delivery—the Facebook algorithms that decide exactly which users see those ads—may be just as important.
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As of last August, 43 of the 68 "major city" departments had body camera programs in place, according to a police scorecard on body cameras from the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and Upturn.
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Drillers have been predicting an upturn for more than a year only to disappoint but debt ratings firm Moody's Investors Services said last month that it believed 2018 could mark the low point for industry earnings.
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"This negative sentiment turn we are seeing today is just evidence that the upturn in the past couple of weeks is pretty fragile," Lauren Goodwin, economist and multi-asset portfolio strategist at New York Life Investments.
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Howard Archer, an economist at consultancy EY ITEM Club, said he did not see an upturn on the way for British house prices and expected annual house price growth of 2.5 percent this year and next.
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Rival luxury labels are also going through management change as they rush to try and make the most of an industry upturn and deal with challenges such as moving online, which many were slow to address.
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"The euro had its upturn halted by German data showing the third decline in as many months in a gauge of factory growth," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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Experts attribute part of that Spanish upturn to heavier sea patrolling between Libya and Italy, the main recipient of migrants crossing the Mediterranean, as the criminal gangs that bring migrants to Europe quickly switch their routes.
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The NHBC data suggests the construction industry may be heading for an upturn later this year, after a weak third quarter in which annual growth slowed to 2.8 percent from 4.1 percent, according to official figures.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 13 (Reuters) - New business investment commitments in Singapore jumped nearly 40% last year to a seven-year high, far more than expected as companies readied themselves for an economic upturn, a government agency said.
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"When you start saying, 'We'll use things like cadence and facial animation and things of that nature,' I'm really skeptical that there's real validity there," said Aaron Rieke, a managing director at technology rights nonprofit Upturn.
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"It still looks like a robust, broad-based sustainable upturn, it's just losing a bit of momentum and it's too early to get too worried about this," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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Japan and much of the export-reliant Asian economies have benefited from an upturn in global demand since late 2017 giving policy makers hope that growth will continue to pick up over the next few quarters.
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The upturn this year reflects the stabilization of oil prices at improved levels, and a shake-out of weaker credits after the plunge in oil and gas prices spurred a wave of bankruptcies in the sector.
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Leveraged lending fell 15% to US$182.7bn in 2016 compared to a year earlier, despite an increase in dealflow in the second half as an influx of cash produced an upturn in refinancing and repricing activity.
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The International Air Transport Association last month lowered its forecast for industry profits in 2018 by 12 percent due to rising costs of fuel and labor, as well as an upturn in the interest rate cycle.
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Meanwhile, the Kurds' offensive could push Turkey into a dangerous escalation against America's Kurdish partners against the Islamic State — and that could upturn US and coalition strategy not just in Aleppo, but in all of Syria.
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Building on a Washington Post project tracking how many people are killed by police each year, Upturn found that at least one body camera likely recorded 105 out of a documented 987 fatal police shootings in 2017.
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Investors might be better off if this rally is less purely about Trump and somewhat more about an upturn in global growth and a coming revival in corporate earnings – with potential deregulation and fiscal stimulus as bonus.
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Mining giant Rio Tinto is not counting on an upturn in commodities markets anytime soon despite recent gains in prices of iron ore, its main source of revenue, as much of the world's economies continue to underperform.
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The market also got some help from data showing Britain's economy picked up during the second quarter — which concluded with the vote to leave the European Union — helped by the biggest upturn in industrial production since 1999.
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The recent surge in equity markets is also based on a view that the world economy is at last in a synchronous upturn, with most major central banks looking to move away from ultra-easy monetary policies.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has become more upbeat about economic activity in the last couple of months, thanks in part to unexpected strength in the domestic labor market and a synchronized upturn in global activity.
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German inflation unexpectedly remained unchanged in November, data showed on Tuesday, in a sign price pressures are still weak in Europe's biggest economy, despite an economic upturn spurred by the European Central Bank's ultra-loose monetary policy.
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COPENHAGEN, April 30 (Reuters) - Denmark's largest pension fund, ATP, reported the best quarterly return ever on its investment portfolio on Tuesday, but its chief executive cautioned that the end to a decade-long market upturn was near.
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The International Air Transport Association last month lowered its forecast for industry profits in 2018 by 12 percent due to the rising costs of fuel and labour, as well as an upturn in the interest rate cycle.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Thermal coal prices jumped to 2016 highs this week as supply disruptions combined with a demand surge from some large importers, especially South Korea, but analysts warned that the steepness of the upturn looked overblown.
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ABOUT THE RANGERS (22-21-2): Rookie forward Pavel Buchnevich's spotty first season took an upturn when he capitalized on an emergency recall from the minors to score against the Bruins — his first goal since Jan. 19.
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It shows how companies in Europe's biggest economy are increasing their efforts to adapt to a long-heralded shortage of people of working age now that an economic upturn has driven employment and vacancies to record highs.
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OPEC's November deal, the prospects for its continuation and rosier investment prospects for the industry will dominate the discussions, with state-run producers and Big Oil both positioning themselves for an upturn in the notoriously cyclical business.
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Now that America's airlines have flown out of the doldrums and begun raking in cash (in no small part thanks to low fuel prices) passengers and employees alike have sought to see some benefit from the upturn.
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The residential property price upturn, which started in early 2014, is accelerating with prices rising by an annual 3.0 percent in the second quarter, up from 2.7 percent in the previous quarter, hitting its longer-term average.
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"(Ultra-low rates) must not last too long and, in an economic upturn, the monetary policy taps should be turned off in a quick and consistent manner," Jens Weidmann was quoted as saying by Germany weekly Wirtschaftswoche.
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"Such a divergence between current and expected future activity stokes worries that the upturn is being fueled by short-term spending ... and likely masks a lack of longer-term business investment," IHS Markit economist Chris Williamson said.
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"The results call into question whether police departments should even be adopting body-worn cameras, especially given their high cost," said Harlan Yu, from Upturn, a Washington nonprofit consulting company that studies how technology affects social issues.
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STOCKHOLM, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Sweden's Autoliv, the world's largest producer of airbags and seatbelts, on Tuesday forecast an upturn in like-for-like sales growth in 2020 as it reported fourth-quarter earnings that beat market expectations.
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The 'flash' early readings of the IHS Markit/CIPS UK Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) showed the expansion of Britain's vast services sector slowed slightly this month, but this was cancelled out by an unexpected upturn in manufacturing.
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The 'flash' early readings of the IHS Markit/CIPS UK Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) showed the expansion of Britain's vast services sector slowed slightly this month, but this was cancelled out by an unexpected upturn in manufacturing.
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The market has ridden the wave of a global upturn and outperformed its emerging market peers this year as investors snapped up high-dividend Russian equities as fears have faded of imminent new Western sanctions against Moscow.
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Speaking at an industry conference in the U.S. energy capital of Houston on Tuesday, Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said that there would be no "free rides" for U.S. shale producers benefiting from the upturn.
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"The strong upturn is also broad-based, which adds to the potential for the growth to become more self-sustaining as demand rises across the single currency area," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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Despite concerns about slowing growth in China, a survey focused on small and mid-size businesses topped expectations on Tuesday due to a solid upturn in new export orders, Caixin/IHS Markit said in a press release.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity markets got a boost from an upturn in crude oil on Thursday as the market focused on an upcoming meeting of major oil producers that investors hope could stabilize volatile petroleum markets.
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OSLO, June 6 (Reuters) - A recent upturn in Norwegian housing prices has further boosted the case for extending the country's restrictions on mortgage lending, the country's Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) said in a semi-annual report on Wednesday.
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"With the expected increase in work flow as well as preparing for the upturn we would be looking to add to our (O&M) workforce this year," Keppel CEO Loh Chin Hua said at the company's results briefing.
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"Whilst it is too early to accurately predict how the London property sales market will respond, the upturn we were expecting during the second half of this year is now unlikely to materialise," the group said on Monday.
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Indeed, how could a $3.8 trillion economy, presently sliding into an estimated 0.5 percent growth recession, swiftly recover to a 1.5 percent upturn next year on the strength of a puny 0.3 percent of GDP (hypothetical) fiscal stimulus?
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With trailblazing yields and no convincing upturn in use, corn could pile up even further without some serious pullback in acreage, a disaster for a trade competitor, or a renewed interest in current or new sources of demand.
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"With a large order backlog and incoming orders picking up again, the industrial upturn will probably continue again soon, especially as the bottleneck for the registration of cars according to the WLTP standard is gradually clearing," it said.
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Fiona Hill, the senior director for Europe and Russia at the National Security Council, said no one should expect a sharp upturn in the bilateral relationship in an interview with The Atlantic before being selected for the job.
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"Singapore's recent export data in early 2017 has been strong, helped by the upturn in global electronics output and the impact of higher world oil prices on refined petroleum export values," IHS Markit Chief Economist Rajiv Biswas noted.
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After taking over as CEO in late September, company veteran Ian McIntosh said year-to-date results had "significantly improved", suggesting an upturn after a first half sapped by a soy price-hedging effect and emerging trade tensions.
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Despite some signs of an upturn and an expected bumper grains harvest, Argentina's economy has been weighed down by sky-high interest rates, a weak peso and inflation running at an annual rate of more than 50 percent.
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France's second-largest listed bank said that underlying revenue from capital markets and investment banking increased sharply, up 21.6% and driven by "strong commercial activity across almost all product lines", as well as an upturn in advisory transactions.
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They include infrastructure development, with China as a new source of funding, as well as rising oil and palm oil prices, which are yet to be reflected in the market, and expectations of an upturn in corporate earnings.
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On Wednesday, a survey showed that euro zone businesses enjoyed their best quarter in six years at the start of 2017 and although growth was not quite as fast as a flash estimate, the upturn was broad-based.
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Yes, there have been pockets of weakness such as manufacturing, but the recent recession chatter has been surprising since economic data is generally coming in better than economists' expectations, as evidenced by an upturn across numerous surprise indicators.
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The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and Upturn, a technology and policy research group, last year examined the body camera policies of 51 police departments across the country, including those in Chicago, Los Angeles and Houston.
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Despite a marked upturn in orders, Britain's factory PMI inched down to 55.2 in February, its second-lowest reading since June 2016's Brexit vote though a shade above the average forecast of 55.0 in a Reuters poll.
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Since his election triumph, there has been an upturn in his image as a down-to-earth politician who rides a bike, makes his own jam and is a multiple winner of Parliament's beard of the year competition.
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The study's findings upturn our understanding of deep time, the tree of life and how lichens, plants and fungi transformed Earth's evolving climate, eventually making it possible for other organisms to evolve and live on our planet today.
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While moves inspired by President Xi Jinping to turn the country into a dominant player in the sports marketing sector continue apace, and the cash-rich club scene flourishes, there has been no upturn for the national team.
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In the good scenario, the upturn in wage growth will be offset by faster productivity growth — because firms finally are spending more on equipment and software — so margins are maintained, and the extra growth in wages boosts revenues.
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As the months pass, it will be increasingly difficult for Democrats to separate rising wages and faster growth from the tax bill sponsored by Republicans and the rollback of regulations, which has encouraged an upturn in business investment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone businesses enjoyed their best quarter in six years at the start of 2017 and although growth was not quite as fast as a flash estimate, the upturn was broad-based, a survey suggested on Wednesday.
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Tuborgh expects an upturn at the end of 2016 when China, the world's biggest importer of powdered milk, will need to start increasing imports, having depleted its stocks although a game changer would be Russia lifting its import ban.
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PARIS, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Michelin said an upturn in mining sector demand for its outsize earthmover tyres will help to lift profits this year, as the French tyre maker posted a 4.5 percent increase in operating profit for 2016.
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To the extent the downturn in oil prices is cyclical and expected to last no more than another 2 or 3 years, the Saudi state could in theory rely on its foreign reserves and wait for an eventual upturn.
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"India seems to be on a cyclical upturn, with a pretty good government and isolated enough from international events that you could look for opportunities there," Richard Martin, managing director at IMA Asia, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday.
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Starting with the major U.S. firms over the next two weeks, followed by Asia and Europe through July and early August, investors will get a peek into how much companies are benefiting from the upturn in global economic activity.
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High inflation caused by the pound's fall after the Brexit vote has sapped consumer demand over the past year, and British growth has slowed to be the weakest of any major economy at a time of a global upturn.
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Why it matters: It's a phenomenon that makes sense and is expected in theory, "but one that's been largely absent until now in the upturn that began more than eight years ago," WSJ's Shayndi Raice and Eric Morath write.
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Yet entering earnings season, we have the benchmark perched near a high and forward valuations pushing the upper end of their five-year range even as earnings forecasts are flattered by sharp projected upturn from midyear through early 2020.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German inflation unexpectedly remained unchanged in November, data showed on Tuesday, in a sign price pressures are still weak in Europe's biggest economy, despite an economic upturn spurred by the European Central Bank's ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Despite some signs of an upturn and an expected bumper grains harvest, the Argentine economy has been weighed down by sky-high interest rates, a weak peso and inflation running at an annual rate of more than 50 percent.
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OSLO, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Finland's electricity consumption reached an all-time monthly high in January, industry lobby group Finnish Energy (ET) said on Wednesday, citing increased industrial needs due to the economy's upturn and a colder than usual winter.
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What, then, does this mean for the broad stock market, which is trudging along thanks to a plausible trough in earnings last quarter, a dose of Federal Reserve easing, low bond yields and inklings of a global-growth upturn?
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"The baseline is still the synchronized upturn, but what's been happening is the risks have been shifting to the downside, so everyone is paying attention to these scenarios that look maybe a little more plausible than they did before."
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Chinese consumers are getting very excited about the iPhone X. But for Apple, which has struggled to keep up with the onslaught of competition in China's smartphone market, an upturn in fortunes may not yet be on the cards.
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That said, 'Low oil prices, robust employment growth, pent-up demand and steep rent increases should help support the housing upturn for at least the next six-to-12 months,' said Managing Director and lead homebuilding analyst Robert Curran.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - A significant global upturn will remain elusive this year as many economies still face an array of daunting risks, despite improved sentiment from an initial U.S.-China trade deal and ebullience in financial markets, Reuters polls showed.
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The upturn came alongside factories increasing prices, as they have done for nine months, welcome news for policymakers at the European Central Bank who have been battling for years to get inflation back to their 2 percent target ceiling.
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"Trump cannot upset what is driving emerging markets at this point in time that is, a cyclical global growth upturn which is evidenced when you look at global trade," Fabiana Fedeli, senior portfolio manager at Robeco in Rotterdam, said.
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"The Irish government should ensure that the economic upturn benefits the most vulnerable groups and should promote equality of Travelers, women and children by removing the barriers that disproportionately hinder them from fully enjoying their rights," Mr. Muiznieks wrote.
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A key difference is that under her leadership — to whatever extent an economic upturn improves the state's fiscal situation — a Guadagno administration would have a strong bias toward plowing the money into lower taxes rather than expanding public services.
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Executives and analysts, however, cautioned that the upturn would likely lose pace in the second half of the year as measures to rein in a hot property market take greater effect and there is also no clear policy certainty longer term.
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"The degree to which costs are rising threatens to test the tolerance of some policymakers in terms of their willingness to 'look through' what's likely to be a marked upturn in inflation in 2017," IHS Markit economist Chris Williamson said.
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Australia's Department of Industry, Innovation and Science raised its 2016 average price forecasts for the country's two highest-grossing exports, iron ore and coal, by 10 percent and 16 percent respectively, citing a surprise upturn in demand from steelmakers in China.
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Indeed, for all the optimism about a punchy global economic upturn in which an exceptionally long list of countries are expanding at the same time, the two biggest central banks are due to keep running completely opposing policy this year.
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Continental said on Thursday it was not expecting a market upturn until the second half of this year as it reported a 22 percent slump in first-quarter net profit, while Bosch said it expected sales to stagnate this year.
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"The ongoing mini-cycle upturn has lasted longer than we expected, largely driven by the strong fiscal support through investment activity and car sales over the past few months," economists Robin Xin and Jenny Zheng wrote in a recent note.
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It was the fourth month in a row the index has been above the 50 threshold that indicates growth in the sector, but the latest reading signaled only a modest upturn and was the weakest pace of improvement since March.
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There was bad news for euro zone on Friday with the latest flash purchasing manager's index (PMI) falling to a near two-year low, indicating that the economic upturn in the region is fragile and failing to achieve any real traction.
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Increased economic optimism coincides with a rush into global stock markets that is based in part on a view the world economy is in an upturn as well as hopes that the new U.S. administration will deregulate finance and cut taxes.
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But Chief Financial Officer Guido Kerkhoff said it was too early to speak of a sustainable upturn in European steel prices, with many factors at work including anti-dumping regulations and supply and demand in other parts of the world.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British construction activity rebounded faster than expected last month after succumbing to snow in March, but the upturn did little to alter the view of investors that the Bank of England will leave interest rates unchanged next week.
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An upturn in commercial and infrastructure activity and an expansion in house building, driven by low interest rates and strong demand, was reflected in a rise in IHS Markit's euro zone construction PMI to 22.68 in February, from 21 in January.
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"Supported by a 4.617 million barrel weekly crude oil draw across the U.S., a solid upturn in equities encouraged buyers in WTI," said Anthony Headrick, energy market analyst and commodity futures broker at CHS Hedging LLC in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota.
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"With Bank of England policymakers sounding hawkish even following the January fall in the PMI to a one-and-a-half-year low, the February upturn in the surveys surely leaves a May rate hike very much in play," Williamson said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Wine exporters toasted an upturn in Chinese wine consumption in 2015 after a two-year decline, as a growing taste there for reds helped global wine trade expand, the International Vine and Wine organisation (OIV) said on Monday.
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BERLIN, Nov 14 (Reuters) - German economic growth remained weak in the third quarter and there are no signs of recovery, Economy Ministry said on Thursday, adding that German companies were not expecting an upturn in exports in the coming months.
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SYDNEY/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Mining giant Rio Tinto is not counting on an upturn in commodities markets anytime soon despite recent gains in prices of iron ore, its main source of revenue, as much of the world's economies continue to underperform.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Swedish truckmaker AB Volvo reported a bigger than expected rise in third-quarter core earnings on Friday on the back of a broad upturn in demand and raised its market outlook for both Europe and North America.
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"The cyclical upturn that began a year ago has less to do with President Trump and more to do with the global business cycle, " with Trump simply "turbocharging" things, Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson wrote in a Monday note to clients.
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Another miner working in the area, Altus Strategies, has seen an upturn in investor interest in Eritrea and Ethiopia, while mining lawyers cite increased appetite for projects in the Horn of Africa neighbours that fought a war in 22010-22010.
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The upturn in shale output has also prompted OPEC to engage U.S. producers in talks about how best to tame the global oil glut, although Tornqvist said he did not expect the pace of recovery in shale production to be sustained.
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Much of the easing of policy could be saved rather than spent, and there are encouraging signs that productivity is picking up, so any upturn in wage growth as a result of fiscal loosening need not necessarily generate higher inflation.
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By allowing only 6 points in their last six quarters entering Sunday, an incredible display of competence for a defense that had looked neither credible nor competent in losses to Dallas and Buffalo, the Giants had proffered hope of an upturn.
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He pointed to a 2019 study by researchers from Northeastern University, University of Southern California, and the nonprofit Upturn that showed left-leaning political ads targeted at a left-leaning audience went further than ads that reach across the aisle.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain enjoyed its fastest economic upturn since late 2016 during the third quarter, spurred by a surge in consumer spending over the hot summer and the soccer World Cup, which now appears to be tailing off ahead of Brexit.
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Any hopes that the blue-chip index could muster a comeback after last week's sell-off were dashed despite an upbeat U.S. jobs report on Friday, with most market participants pinning hopes of an upturn on this week's Sino-U.
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Although these levels are not consistent with the current IDR, we expect Tereos's credit metrics to improve from FY3343 on a combination of a modest upturn in commodity prices, an increase in sugar export volumes and overall a strengthened business profile.
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But there was little sign of an upturn in private capital investment, which has been dormant for the past four years, despite efforts by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 19-month-old government to stimulate it through debt-fuelled higher public spending.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's economy shrank 1.7% in the third quarter versus the same period the previous year, the government's Indec statistics agency said on Tuesday, marking a return to contraction following a brief upturn in Latin America's No.3 economy.
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"Although this is a cyclical upturn rather than a structural one, it certainly gives PM Najib some respite given the clouds hanging over the administration's management of the economy," said Trinh Nguyen, senior Asia economist of Natixis Asia in Hong Kong.
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"Just like with the rest of the world's digital advertisement, AI is helping target who sees what job descriptions [and] who sees what job marketing," explains Aaron Rieke, a managing director at Upturn, a DC-based nonprofit digital technology research group.
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In Memphis, where 63 percent of the population is black and more than a quarter lives in poverty compared with a 14 percent national average, there is some optimism that there may be more than just a cyclical upturn at work.
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The paper, published by researchers at Northeastern University, the University of Southern California, and Upturn, a nonprofit organization focused on digital rights, claims that Facebook's ad delivery algorithm is "skewed" to send housing and employment ads to specific demographic groups.
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As a result, inflation this year was expected to be similar in magnitude to last year, with an upturn in the prices for food and non-energy imports offset by a slower increase in core PCE prices and weaker energy prices.
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Italy, the one major country in the EU where the general economic upturn hasn't happened, is also seeing a spike in the popularity of the far right as record numbers of migrants crossing the Mediterranean from North Africa come ashore on Italian beaches.
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That, however, reflected an upturn from a lows of 53 percent hit in 2012-13, at the height of the debt crises in other euro states, and again in 2016 after Greece's bankruptcy and an EU crisis over Mediterranean migrants rocked Italy.
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" Accenture is warning that 'the talent well has run dry' and said: "We believe the growing workforce deficit will, in fact, be a greater barrier to oil and gas companies' upturn success than any deficits that might exist in capital, equipment or supplies.
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The upturn at its corporate and investment banking arm, mainly thanks to more favorable market conditions in the last part of the quarter, allowed BNP Paribas to recover from the hit it took in late 2018 from a brutal and general market meltdown.
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The government argues that the worst is over, pointing to 14 straight quarters of economic growth, but many Italians have yet to feel the benefits of the upturn, helping to explain why the ruling centre-left Democratic Party is trailing in the polls.
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" Nuveen's head of global equities research, Stephanie Link, whose largest position is in Bank of America, predicts the banks will start to see an upturn after December's market carnage: "I think the theme is going to be capital markets have seen a recovery.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States became the top destination for German exports last year, overtaking France for the first time since 1961 thanks to an upturn in the U.S. economy and a weaker euro, data from Germany's Statistics Office showed on Saturday.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Ankara's relations with NATO ally Germany, hit by a deepening row, are expected to improve alongside a general upturn in ties with the EU early next year, boosting Turkish export and tourism prospects, an adviser to President Tayyip Erdogan told Reuters.
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The divergence between the two PMI readings reflected flooding in parts of China that affected near-term domestic production of large enterprises, while an upturn in the tech cycle helped export-oriented private sector enterprises, JP Morgan economists wrote in a note.
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There was more bad news for euro zone on Friday with the latest flash purchasing manager's index (PMI) falling to a near two-year low, indicating that the economic upturn in the region is fragile and failing to achieve any real traction.
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"The June PMI surveys indicate that the pace of euro zone economic growth picked up at the end of the second quarter, though it would be wrong to get overly excited by the upturn," said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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China has vowed not to ease up when it comes to fighting pollution even amid an economic slump, but rising emissions of lung-damaging smog last month suggests that some provinces could struggle to balance that goal with an upturn in industrial production.
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Analysts say that Cutifani deserves credit for driving efficiency but some remain critical of a decision to halt debt-reducing asset disposals, even though this helped the company to benefit from the upturn in prices for commodities such as iron ore and coal.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German industrial orders picked up in February after plummeting the previous month and the Economy Ministry said an upturn in the sector was on the cards, although the rise in contracts for factories in Europe's largest economy was weaker than expected.
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At least in terms of economic projections the dovishness exceeded expectations from Wall Street, where some Fed watchers fully expected the committee not to raise rates but were looking for more hawkish language on rates, considering a recent upturn in economic data.
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"The euro zone's impressive manufacturing upturn regained momentum in August, with a summer surge in factory activity suggesting rising goods production will support another strong GDP reading in the third quarter," said Chris Williamson, chief economist at the data's compiler IHS Markit.
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The study, produced by researchers at Northeastern University, the University of Southern California and digital rights nonprofit group, Upturn, suggests that Facebook targets ads in ways that can be discriminatory even when the advertisers do not intend to target or exclude certain groups.
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In a further sign of the upturn in its fortunes, BP said it would increase its quarterly dividend for the first time in nearly four years and announced a $6 billion share buyback, to be partly funded by selling some upstream assets.
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Whatever the strength of the current upturn, it comes after a dismal decade for the Italian economy, which still bears livid scars from the deep recessions arising from first the financial crisis and then the euro crisis, followed by a weak recovery.
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"The President would presumably want to take credit for the resurgence in manufacturing employment this year, but the synchronised global economic upturn and the weaker dollar are much bigger factors," Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economist at Capital Economics, said in a note.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF), the world's largest pension fund, on Friday reported a profit of 9.1 trillion yen ($84.4 billion) in January-March, swinging from a record loss in the prior quarter, thanks to an upturn in stock markets.
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"While some commodities have seen a sharp upturn in nearby demand, especially for rice and wheat-based foods, weakening economic conditions could dampen usage in the longer term, particularly for industrial products such as maize-based ethanol and starch," the IGC said.
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In a further sign of the upturn in its fortunes, BP said it would increase its quarterly dividend for the first time in nearly four years and announced a $22.3 billion share buyback, to be partly funded by selling some upstream assets.
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Sonders cited the bear market that culminated last December and the big upturn that occurred thereafter, saying that investors who rebalanced may have been able to buy when the markets were down in December and sell at higher rates when it bounced back.
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Non-US banks will also benefit from the tax reforms - they will get a lower tax rate on their significant US earnings - and from any upturn in capital markets, but the benefits are likely to widen the edge US banks have over rivals.
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STOCKHOLM, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bankers were split over how secure a recent upturn in inflation is, minutes of the Riksbank's December meeting showed on Thursday, with those supporting the decision to expand QE arguing more support for prices was needed.
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And while he hobnobs in Davos with the globalist glitterati, the ragtag team of loyal lieutenants who set out in 2016 to upturn the established order with Trump has been largely shoved to the sidelines or purged altogether from his White House.
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Agon said sales in the consumer products unit were tough in the United States and in France, with few signs of a turnaround in its home market although the company was hoping for an upturn as President Emmanuel Macron bids to reform the economy.
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If the cuts materialize to push oil prices up sustainably to $55 a barrel or more, the oil and gas industry will turn cash flow positive in 2017, marking the first upturn for sector since a prolonged downturn that started in the summer of 603.
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It is hard to think of a president-elect less versed in the workings of the world than Mr Trump; or of one more willing to upturn the global order shaped by America in the seven decades since the end of the second world war.
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As of this month, 22014 of 212 "major city" police departments in the United States have body-worn camera programs with policies in place, according to a "Policy Scorecard" released this week by the activist Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and Upturn.
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But the focus was turning to the ECB and what bank head Mario Draghi and his colleagues have made of a recent upturn in euro zone economic data, underscored while they met as the bloc's economic confidence rose to near a 2111.78-year high.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economy will barely grow in the run-up to Brexit amid concern the UK will leave the European Union without an agreement, but if there is a deal there will be a modest post-divorce upturn, according to economists polled by Reuters.
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The funds want to branch out beyond their traditional focus on stocks and fixed-income, with no immediate upturn in sight in the wake of turmoil last year that pulled down share markets by nearly 503 percent and forced bond yields to multi-year lows.
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He can't explain why he wasn't there, and he only wants to see her lips upturn one last time, to see her eyes twinkle in recognition, for her to tell him that she loves him and she understands, and she is proud of him.
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Investors seemed to show a glimmer of hope however - after falling for six consecutive months, a survey of investor business morale for the euro zone ticked higher in March largely due to hopes that an upturn in Asia might help the single currency bloc.
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Continental said it still expects a market upturn in the second half of this year and strict cost discipline to help it to achieve its full-year guidance for an adjusted operating margin of 5.43-9 percent, compared with more than 9 percent last year.
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That upturn is piling further pressure on the region's spot markets for the commodity, which marked three-year highs last month as China rushed to snap up cargoes for its drive to use gas to heat millions of homes and power thousands of factories.
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David N. Cicilline, Co-Chair of the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus; the American Civil Liberties Union; the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights; the Center for Democracy & Technology; the NAACP Legal Defense Fund; the National Fair Housing Alliance; the Brookings Institution; and Upturn.
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That came despite them winning two so-called six-pointers against Hull and QPR in the middle of the season, proof that a metaphorical six points is worth nothing if it doesn't inspire a prolonged upturn in fortunes and a sustainable resurgence in form.
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While Yaya went into the game at a relatively low ebb, having previously been banned from first-team activities owing to a massive bust up with Pep Guardiola, his first start in three months yielded two goals and an instant upturn in his professional outlook.
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"Buoyed by an upturn in new orders from the domestic market, goods producers ramped up output to the greatest extent in almost a year and a half," said Pollyanna De Lima, principal economist at IHS Markit, referring to the output index's jump to 54.9.
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"Although we are optimistic on the domestic economy over the coming year, we doubt that signs of a domestic upturn will be sufficient by August to offset the RBNZ's global worries," said Westpac's Dominick Stephens, who has penciled in a rate cut in August.
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Harry Shapiro, director of the charity DrugWise, says the number of users fell because of a huge investment in drug treatment, an economic upturn, and the fact that, like Ebola in west Africa and crack cocaine in the US, all epidemics have their natural lifespans.
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And though Flint soon switched its source back to Detroit, the impact of the crisis continues to this day; in July of this year, the CDC released findings showing that the water crisis caused a sharp upturn in blood lead levels among the children of Flint.
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IT IS hard to think of a president-elect less versed in the workings of the world than Donald Trump; or of one more willing to upturn the global order that America has shaped in the seven decades since the end of the second world war.
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The upturn in activity is less noticeable in Asia, which has deeper local currency markets and fewer borrowers tapping the US term loan B market than Europe, although Asian borrowers are more focused on Federal Reserve moves that will determine the pricing of future dollar-denominated loans.
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Asian shares have been helped by an upturn in global trade but the U.S. economy is a big wild card going forward because of the uncertainty on its fiscal and trade policies, said Alex Wolf, senior emerging market economist at Standard Life Investments in Hong Kong.
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"The euro zone has led the developed world upturn, according to the PMI surveys, with the region enjoying its fastest growth for six years so far in the second quarter," wrote Bernard Aw, an economist at IHS Markit which compiles the PMI surveys, in a research note.
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The British pound gained after data showed that UK construction activity rebounded faster than expected last month after succumbing to snow in March, though the upturn did little to alter the view of investors that the Bank of England will leave interest rates unchanged next week.
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Dijsselbloem's advice to his successor was to keep the eurogroup "together and united" and to urge countries that use the euro to be wary of complacency in light of the recent economic upturn, which is expected to see the region grow at a decade-high rate.
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Minutes of the last monetary policy meeting showed that several policy-setters now see the risks of easier policy as outweighing the benefits, given that the upturn in inflation is on a firmer footing, unemployment is falling and that the central bank is running out of ammunition.
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BERLIN, May 9 (Reuters) - German auto supplier Continental said on Thursday it still expects a market upturn in the second half of this year and affirmed its profit guidance, after a downturn in global car demand dragged net profit down 22 percent in the first quarter.
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The Leadership Conference for Civil and Human Rights, in conjunction with a consulting firm called Upturn, scored the policy on eight criteria, giving it good marks for provisions limiting officers' discretion on when to record video, addressing privacy concerns and protecting video from tampering and misuse.
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This upturn is largely due to soaring demand for natural gas in China, where there is a government push to move millions of households and factories from using coal to employing cleaner-burning gas, and because countries from Myanmar to the Philippines may soon start importing LNG.
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Listen, for starters, to the way he phrases "which of you shall we say doth love us most?" as Lear carves his kingdom among his daughters: A slight upturn on the word "most" implies that even he can't believe he is asking so hateful a question.
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Sterling rose against the U.S. dollar and euro after the 'flash' early readings of the IHS Markit/CIPS UK Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) showed that the expansion of Britain's services sector slowed slightly this month but that this was cancelled out by an unexpected upturn in manufacturing.
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" In a lawsuit against the rule last year that was found to be premature, Tribe told an appeals court that the rule would "upturn the entire constitutional system" and force states to become "puppets of a federal ventriloquist" that would be "brought into the federal army.
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Total PCE price inflation this year was expected to run at the same pace as last year, with a slower increase in core PCE prices offset by a slightly larger increase in energy prices and an upturn in the prices for food and non-energy imports.
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Looking ahead to next year, restructuring advisers said they expect more energy-related bankruptcy filings, as the sector prepares for an upturn that could follow implementation of President-elect Donald Trump's pro-drilling agenda or OPEC's plan to cut oil production for the first time in eight years.
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"The June data... is an imminent upturn, markets seem to be growing a bit more confident that the stimulus we've seen from Chinese authorities over the past six to nine months is actually working its way through the system," said Florian Hense, European economist at Berenberg in London.
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The Starburst CEO essentially pegs the beginning of the current upturn in space and defense startup investing as getting off the ground in around 2015, right around the time that SpaceX started ramping its launch cadence after more than a decade of development, testing and early commercial launch service.
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While the end of the Mexican-American War in 2600 promised full US citizenship and property rights for Californios, who were previously Mexican citizens, the discovery of gold in the same year would upturn their lives and the lives of the roughly 228,000 Indigenous people who were living in the region.
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Gluskin Sheff economist David Rosenberg has been pointing out that recent economic data and market action – such as weak retail sales, an upturn in unemployment claims, an equity rally after an initial 20-percent drop – are not inconsistent with business-cycle and bull-market peaks such as the one in 2000.
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"Encouragingly, the data indicated that the current upturn in demand remains broad-based across both domestic and international markets, while a further steep increase in purchasing activity raises the prospect of continued production growth in coming months," said Annabel Fiddes, economist at IHS Markit, referring to Taiwan's strong PMI reading.
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But in an echo of political developments last autumn in Spain and Portugal, his re-election message to "keep the recovery going" has fallen flat among many voters who, yet to feel the benefits of an upturn driven in part by hefty doses of austerity, have defected to protest parties.
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"Asset quality is stabilizing in most banking systems, as the negative credit cycle in many of these systems has proven to be shallow with a moderate economic upturn now evident in APAC, while commodities prices are relatively stable," said Stephen Long, Moody's managing director for financial institutions in the region.
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" Aaron Rieke, the managing director of the technology rights nonprofit Upturn, said in an email to Recode that, for now, he doesn't think the memo will have much influence: "I do not think these principles will have much of an impact on the average person, especially in the short term.
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"The (shipping) industry is currently in the grip of the worst recession in living memory and while most of our respondents envisage an upturn in freight volumes in the next five years, any major economic shock would further exacerbate an already fragile industry," Norton Rose Fulbright's global head of transport Harry Theochari said.
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Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, which publishes monthly purchasing manager's indexes (PMI) surveying business and services activity, said that the upturn in growth in the fourth quarter "masks an unbalanced economy and a slowing pace of expansion....Survey data also point to a further loss of momentum in December," he said in a statement.
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Hopes from recent weeks that the level of violence was finally tailing off as winter set in seemed dashed with another upturn over the past week, when at least 139 members of pro-government forces and 15 civilians were killed as both sides increased the tempo of violence despite cold and inclement weather throughout Afghanistan.
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STOP and the DC-based digital rights group Upturn are now suing to force the NYPD to turn over records related to so-called "mobile device forensic tools," which could allow an officer to access data and meta-data from your phone, including your device's digital history, location data, and types of encrypted communications.
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The division between the capital city and the rest of the country is highlighted by the result that cites 62 percent of London-based respondents believe the market is in the early to middle stages of a downturn whereas in the rest of the country excluding London, the same proportion feel that the market is in an upturn phase.
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According to the post, Facebook met with government officials to discuss the issue, as well as having a "constructive dialogue" with groups including the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, the American Civil Liberties Union, the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, the National Fair Housing Alliance, the Center for Democracy & Technology, the Brookings Institution and Upturn.
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" Williamson added that "companies also reported increased caution in respect to spending due to worries about a wider economic slowdown and uncertainty ahead of the presidential election later this year," but a survey of business owners showed "a notable upturn in business sentiment about the year ahead, reflecting widespread optimism that the current slowdown will prove shortlived.
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Taser Debuts Orwellian New Name, Offers Free Body Cams for Every Cop in America On Wednesday, stun gun maker Taser announced that it's offering free body cameras to every police…Read more ReadHarlan Yu is a principal researcher for Upturn, a tech policy nonprofit that produced the Body Worn Camera scorecard—a 2016 report rating body camera policies for different police departments.
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The drop in the number of advertised jobs could be seen in the most skilled roles as well as less skilled roles, and across all salary ranges: In fact, the only "uncharacteristic upturn" IPPR found was for legal professionals working in financial industry, with a 21 percent rise in postings, and customer service occupations within finance, with a 34 percent rise in postings.
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The one adjective that most drawers seem to agree on when describing the template is "cute": The subtle upturn of the lips and gentle raise of the hand, which looks as if it's waving hello — although it could be doing something less innocent — are far sweeter than the previous character, which lacked both arms and a mouth and looked sullen.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE has repeatedly made such unsupported charges about the upturn in asylum claims ignoring the well-documented evidence of the crisis in Central America that fuels these requests.
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"I detected increasing alarm over trade tensions and a lot of nervousness about a full blown trade war, which comes at a bad time for China where the economy is undergoing a downdraft at the same time the United States is seeing a sharp upturn," said Aninda Mitra, Singapore-based senior sovereign analyst at BNY Mellon Investment Management, who visited Shanghai last week.
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"While we believe it could be the mid- to later stages of the memory upturn and note memory fundamentals can change quickly, our industry discussions suggest 4QCY17 DRAM [dynamic random-access memory] pricing could rise (with NAND [flash memory] flat to up) and the DRAM cycle could remain tight in 2018," analyst Mark Delaney wrote in a note to clients.
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"I detected increasing alarm over trade tensions and a lot of nervousness about a full blown trade war, which comes at a bad time for China where the economy is undergoing a downdraft at the same time the United States is seeing a sharp upturn," Aninda Mitra, Singapore-based senior sovereign analyst at BNY Mellon Investment Management, who visited Shanghai last week, said in an emailed note to media.
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The full list of new non-profit partners includes the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence, the AI Forum of New Zealand, the Centre for Democracy & Technology, the Centre for Internet and Society – India, Data & Society Research Institute, the Digital Asia Hub, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Future of Humanity Institute, the Future of Privacy Forum, the Human Rights Watch, the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, UNICEF, Upturn, and the XPRIZE Foundation.
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Despite lagging the global upturn, Britain's economy has not slowed as sharply as many forecasters expected at the time of the decision by voters to leave the European Union As well as the unexpectedly strong global recovery, NIESR said Britain was being helped by the fall in the value of sterling which was boosting British exports, and by December's deal between London and Brussels about the terms of Britain's divorce from the EU which cleared up some uncertainty.
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And in the days after the referendum, as the purple "Take Back Control" pro-Brexit posters on telephone poles near my house faded to violet in the sun, and as I read of a 42 percent upturn in hate crimes since the result came in, I realized two things: first, that Spencer's painting had unwittingly recorded a schism in national history, and second, that it was haunting me because I felt I no longer recognized my country, that everything around me had become ominous — lifeless, muddy and dark.
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