Sentences with phrase «gluts in»

There's even new - home building still going on in some of these areas, as unlikely as that might seem given all the talk about inventory gluts in so many markets.

Studies of Gluts in human tumors have shown a significant increase in the abundance of Glut1 and Glut3 mRNA in cancers of the esophagus, colon, and pancreas, overexpression of Glut1 and Glut3 mRNA and Glut1 protein expression in head and neck tumors and Glut1 protein overexpression in breast and renal cell carcinomas

This production, combined with steadily increasing imports from Canada led to a glut in the U.S. Midwest, and a disconnection of the U.S. mid-continent oil market from world markets.

And we are already seeing the logical extension of that mania, a glut in supply (both in nat gas and unflattering legging - jeans).

Weeks later, a FirstEnergy Capital report still clung to the idea that ramped - up rail transportation, new heavy - oil refining capacity in the U.S. Midwest and the easing of the storage glut in Cushing, Okla., would keep this monster on a leash.

Plagued by falling property prices, largely as a result of a mounting supply glut in smaller cities, one third reported an operating loss.

A global glut in oil could put more downward pressure on crude prices, reports CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis.

While spectrum in certain geographic areas around metropolitan areas is attractive, there is a glut in secondary markets, analysts said.

If that weren't enough, Marriott is tripling down on new construction at the tail end of a recent hotel building boom — one that industry analysts warn could soon lead to a glut in supply.

But ongoing pipeline construction in Texas should alleviate the glut in the next year, while Canada's future in less clear.

If those taxes come to pass, Niemeyer thinks China will seek soybeans elsewhere in the world, leading to a glut in supply.

Marijuana is currently selling as cheaply as half - price in Oregon at the moment, because of a glut in supply.

Plunging demand and a worsening glut in production capacity have left Bohai Steel struggling to repay as much as $ 30 billion in debt.

Global steel markets are bracing for a spike in input costs against a slowing in demand that could pressure margins and push prices lower amid a glut in overall supply.

There were hopes that a freeze would support oil prices, which have fallen dramatically since mid-2014 due a glut in supply and lagging demand.

That is because the global glut in oil supplies loom larger than any potential for a supply disruption.

But despite the glut in global oil production — somewhere around 1 mb / d — the margin from excess to shortage is thinner than most people think.

Saudi Arabia, OPEC's de-facto leader, has recently indicated the participants could continue to hold back output into next year, despite evidence the glut in global supplies have shrunk to levels just above the oil cartel's target.

At the same time that a glut in apartment / condo buildings is appearing everywhere, the luxury high - end market is falling apart as well, the latter of which was also a leading feature of the demise of the big housing bubble.

This is a glut in terms of the most crude oil we've ever had in North America.

Low crude prices and a booming global economy have caused the biggest oil glut in history to disappear before your very eyes.

The crash was a purely financial phenomena, but the meltdown in Japan created a supply glut in the yellowcake market.

Along with the courgette glut in August and September this year, I ended up with a beetroot one too.

But, with the Nets glut in the backcourt, it will be interesting to see how the team changes.

My question is regarding the original cause of the inflation: Venezuela has had runaway inflation since the economy rebounded following the oil glut in the 1980's.

But nowadays, with the glut in Ph.D.'s in many disciplines, colleges are also able to sign contracts with people who once could have expected tenure - track jobs.

Earlier on Friday, executives at Samsung Electronics, the world's largest maker of DRAM and LCD panels, predicted that a glut in both products would likely help PC vendors offer better deals for new systems in the fourth quarter.

[ANDY REVKIN says: This is true (in fact, globally there is probably a glut in the sense that experts note Russia's fleet is bloated and really a remnant of Soviet - style authority).

A collapse in demand in overseas PV markets means that there will be a PV panel glut in China, leading to as much as a 30 % slash in panel prices.

The energy crises of the 1970s, however, gave way to an oil glut in the 1980s, and Block Island's dependence on diesel continued.

The low prices have been caused by a glut in RECs issued to households that have taken advantage of government - subsidised solar - panel installations.

The controversial technique of fracking has created an energy glut in America that has destroyed the market in renewable energy, which was such an important part of the vision for a sustainable economy.

Shell's decision to build FLNG also is leading to fears of an LNG supply glut in Asia should too many players crowd into the regional natural gas supply market at once.

That's the largest glut in almost 30 years.

Because the world faces a fossil fuel glut in the future — the torrents of new shale oil and gas that increasingly flood world markets could themselves be swamped by next - generation methane hydrate fuels — Canada's energy resources could depreciate if left to stagnate in the ground.

What is more, a persistent glut in the carbon market means the price of carbon is too low to incentivize investment in its abatement.

A glut in oil equals lower oil prices.

«The slump in commodity prices caused by a glut in world supply of metals and a slowdown in China has created an environment where 80 % of FDs expect work from the mining sector to stagnate or contract in 2016 — the highest proportion of any area of work,» says Steer.

However, the glut in auto insurance offers also has its downside.

The U.S. housing market faces a glut in supply right now, but there's one group that will add a lot of demand in the coming years.

If they dump large segments of their properties onto the market at once, they'll create a glut in supply.

Not exact matches

The decreases are largely the result of the oil glut and all - time lows for crude prices — last year, mining, oil producers, and metal companies lost a combined $ 70 billion on $ 1.3 trillion in revenue.

Pipeline reversal projects such as the Enbridge Seaway reversal and the TransCanada Gulf Coast Marketlink project in the U.S. have begun to drain the glut of crude from the midwest by more cost - effective transportation options, and some significant refinery outages have finished in the U.S. midwest, adding demand.

Trump has invoked a 1962 trade law to erect protections for U.S. steel and aluminum producers on national security grounds, amid a worldwide glut of both metals that is largely blamed on excess production in China.

Starting in January of last year and due to continue throughout 2018, OPEC and 10 other producers agreed to production cuts to overcome a glut and push up prices.

But for decades, that hasn't been the case for the U.S.: A worldwide glut of savings from Chinese, Japanese, and other overseas investors holds our rates in check.

The deal, when announced last autumn, was predicated on a recovery in the oil price to $ 60 per barrel by 2019, an increase that now seems less likely with a glut of crude still circling the globe and keeping prices below $ 50.

Only a year ago, with sales at his filtration - and - fluid - handling - products company doubling every year, Roesner decided to take a drastic step in response to the job glut: he sold his company.

This is the first significant political premium to show up in crude prices since OPEC and Russia joined forces in late 2016 to steady a market faced with a serious global glut.

Starting in 2009, the surge in natural gas production from fracking created what people have called a «glut» in the US.