Sentences with phrase «for sharp losses»

Wall Street Poised For Sharp Losses Again on Monday US futures are trading back in the red again on Monday, adding to substantial declines seen on Friday when higher interest rate and inflation expectations weighed heavily on stocks.

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Chief Executive Bob Dudley is in line for a $ 19.6 million compensation package for 2015, a year in which shrinking profit margins triggered by sharp falls in the price of oil led to more than 5,000 job losses at the oil and gas company.

Locodel Solutions Pvt Ltd, the company behind hyperlocal delivery startup Grofers, reported a sharp drop in revenue and a multifold jump in losses for 2015 - 16.

For 2015 - 16, Locodel Solutions Pvt. Ltd had reported a sharp drop in revenue and a multifold jump in losses.

Corn futures in the May contract were unchanged for the trading week reversing some of the sharp losses we witnessed earlier in the week as the Chinese tariffs sent corn prices at one time lower by $ 0.16 only to rally towards the closing bell.

For the record, another sharp selloff in price would likely be accompanied by higher volatility which could generate a significant loss fairly quickly.

As a result of the sharp losses, the three leading averages are now just flat for the year.

Catholic News Agency: Holy See announces loss of over $ 18 million for 2011 The Holy See announced a loss of $ 18.7 million for 2011 — a sharp contrast to a surplus of $ 14 million the year before.

We have a good enough team for a tactically sharp manager, the club has to admit and gather its losses.

Oddsmakers quite literally put their money where their mouth is, and any error in handicapping a game can be exploited by sharp bettors for significant losses.

The clinic is already full with Dr. Sharp seeing 15 women for pregnancy after loss, and she already sees need to expand the clinic to at least another half day or, if possible, a full day.

Earlier this week the Department for Work and Pensions select committee published evidence that the reduced cap was leading to sharp rises in the number of people affected outside London, with increased workloads for Citizens Advice and homelessness charities as people struggled to cope with the sudden loss of income.

A diplomatic row between the European Union and the Israeli government could spell a sharp loss in funding for Israeli science as well as the end for countless collaborations with European scientists.

Macular degeneration leads to loss of the sharp, fine - detail, «straight - ahead» vision required for activities like reading, driving, recognizing faces, and seeing the world in color.

At the state level, funds that were targeted for local education agencies are diverted to vouchers for individual children, a sharp loss in the funding that states historically have provided to school districts.

Three words for the Sharper Image gamble — stop loss order.

James E. Hansen, the prominent NASA climatologist who has become an outspoken advocate for sharp cuts in greenhouse gases, complained last year about the «reticence» of many of his peers when considering the risk of runaway ice loss within the lives of today's children.

One of the most tangible consequences of sharp cutbacks in federal funding for climate science is the potential loss of critical data — whether by neglect or malice — that underlie global efforts to understand our climate system.

Between America's abandonment of leadership on conservation and environmental policy, Brazil's backtracking on forest conservation, massive forest fires worldwide, and the revelation of a sharp increase in global forest loss in 2016, 2017 was a rough year for tropical rainforests.

RPC attribute the sharp rise to the impending deadline for claims arising from losses sustained during the 2008 financial crisis.

In that case selling BTU for BTC early on will «double» your bitcoin holdings and partially protects you from BTU's sharper loss of value.

Sharp losses such as Friday's are par for the course for an asset like bitcoin, analysts said.

The result has been an increasing conviction rate for offenders (5 %) and a sharp decrease in losses (7 %).

Fitch's subject group reported an aggregate underwriting loss in 2017 for the first time since 2011, and a sharp reduction in operating profits.