| The market's appetite for risk has changed perceptibly in the last two to three weeks. |
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| If nothing else, the souring climate is feeding the market's sense of apprehension about the mismatch between valuations and earnings. |
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| Some critics, including Bogle, blame high-frequency trading for the stock market's recent high volatility, but the topic is much debated. |
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| Important, though much less visible, have been the social policy effects of the single market's development itself. |
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| Looking at the market's current valuation, it appears neither too expensive nor too cheap. |
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| The market's decline has hurt the companies' brokerage business, but the bear market won't last forever, Williams says. |
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| What laid the basis for the stock market's dizzying ascent was a major, long-term easing of credit. |
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| That figure also represents the UK market's highest quarterly growth rate for almost four years, the researcher added. |
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| We test whether the market's reaction to such announcements differs among different types of units relocated. |
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| Some critics complain that any such bailout would aggravate the market's decline by encouraging investors to dump even more losers. |
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| But the market's freedom gives veterinarians leeway in pricing, which some pet owners find objectionable. |
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| In recent months, unlisted high-technology companies have been the focus of the grey market's investors. |
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| The equity market's performance was high largely on account of share gains in four of the listed companies on the stock exchange. |
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| The three-year drop in mortgage rates has also offset the stagnant job market's effect on mortgage delinquencies. |
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| The firm was disappointed in both the number of stalls taken up and the market's popularity. |
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| According to the sources, the cuts were made to increase demand during one of the market's more quiet periods. |
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| Even as robotically assisted surgery is touted in the media, a legal battle is raging between the market's two major players. |
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| A public company with a lousy business can win the market's ever-shifting short-term popularity contests. |
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| But despite the visiting Continental market's success not everybody is happy. |
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| The bulk of the market's merch is in better condition than your average sidewalk-sale loot. |
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| While the market's not racing away, it has been fairly solid in terms of performance. |
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| The market's inability to detect this pattern means that big money is left on Wall Street trading floors. |
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| The stock market's recent bearish reversal in mid-June reflects the new reality of, at best a weak recovery in 2010, and at worst, stagnation or a double dip. |
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| We need more production, coupled with wide-open trade, to bring the burdens of wealth articulated by the free market's wet blankets to the people who long to bear them. |
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| The market's savage reaction to most profit warnings is entirely rational. |
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| The cash-strapped firm may have hit on a solution for companies scrounging for the dough to pump up pension funds that were recently flattened by the stock market's slide. |
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| The bottom-shunners, the market's many bears, fall back on fundamentals. |
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| When it falls below the center line, the bears are the market's leaders. |
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| First, the market's recent buoyancy is stirring investor greed. |
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| Even tax hikes in the budget are unlikely to choke off the current market's head of steam, Britain's biggest building society predicted on Friday. |
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| Most households, it seems, react sluggishly to the market's shifting performance, which may help explain why consumption has held up despite the pullback in stock prices. |
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| It has no right to protractedly interfere with market mechanisms, let alone to seek to assume the bond market's function. |
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| He lauded BCCI's contribution to the development and regulation of the labor market and visions at the formulation of the labour market's laws. |
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| The Conference Programme will cover the aquacultural market's record, and the financing and financial risk management of the industry. |
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| The VPL technology was driven by the market's demand for an innovative solution to low temperature sealing, according to the company. |
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| One of the Picc-A-Dilly market's four owners, Suzanne Jackson, said she had never heard of V-mail before reading the letters on Thompson's site. |
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| In the market's widebody segment, Airbus and Boeing have engaged in a series of moves and countermoves. |
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| As a result, the condo market's recovery, however fast, is likely to be staggered. |
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| The NES puts forward ambitious goals and targets in terms of the Turkish labor market's performance. |
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| This is precisely the idea behind many of the market's frameless stencil tensioning systems. |
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| Desert Hollywood is the sequal to last market's Hollywood luxury collection. |
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| In response, defenders of credit rating agencies complain of the market's lack of appreciation. |
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| This is likely to happen when a market's barriers to entry are low. |
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| The market's forecast for the RMB exchange rate has focused predominately on the RMB-dollar cross rate, ignoring the Chinese currency's trade-weighted exchange rates. |
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| We regret the bank started to yield to market's pressure,' Marchet said, adding the bank's situation was alright, despite a recent sell off of its shares. |
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