Sentences with phrase «as feed stock»

Since lawns are the biggest crop in the U.S. and not used for food, it seems they could be used as feed stock for bio-fuels withoud doing any additional harm to the environment.

Studies of the global carbon cycle often identify biomass energy as being among the most important potential benefits associated with the forest industry value chain...» They then go on to worry that the use of paper fiber (biomass) for fuel would cause ``... - market - distorting public policies that disproportionately favor the use of these materials for their fuel value, - public policies that fail to recognize the direct and indirect economic and social benefits associated with using biomass as a feed stock for forest products manufacturing,...».

For livestock and aquaculture operations, establish relationships with local growers as well as food manufacturers (e.g., breweries) and retailers (e.g., grocers, restaurants, vendors, cafeterias, food banks) to use wasted food, as allowed under federal and state law, as a feed stock.

The review presents the current status of technology options for the potential exploitation of algae as feed stocks for the production of biofuels.

Not exact matches

HONG KONG — World stock markets were mixed on Thursday as investors analyzed the Fed's decision to keep interest rates unchanged and kept an eye out for developments from China - U.S. trade talks in Beijing.

European stocks closed higher on Thursday as investors digested new earnings reports and responded to more comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen.

On the other hand, if the Fed decides to delay raising rates, as the stock market is clearly hoping for, then it will give U.S. investors a chance to assess China's moves to solve its economic problems over the next few months, and respond accordingly later on.

Markets set a positive stage for the Fed's potentially historic turn as U.S. stock futures rose ahead of the market open on Wednesday and bond markets and the dollar were steady.

But a change atop the U.S. central bank still adds to the uncertainty in the market, and the pullback could test whether Powell's leadership will provide a «put» that supports stock prices as had been the expectation for investors under past Fed chairs.

Traders said concern about the Fed lingered Wednesday, as stocks staged another sharp sell - off.

Gold prices rose on Friday, as Wall Street stocks tumbled and the dollar fell as rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese officials fed worries about a possible trade war, and after U.S. jobs data came in weaker than expected.

At a time when Fed Chair Alan Greenspan was being held as the leader of a «committee to save the world «-- as the famous Time magazine cover read — she advised him to raise interest rates and keep an eye on the booming stock market.

We cited a Goldman Sachs report that predicted stocks could fall as much as 10 % in the first year after the Fed's increase.

«The current bull market is not going to end simply because «stocks have gone up too much»... The buyside is fairly cautious, seeing downside stemming from: (i) deflationary pressures of the 40 % year - over-year oil decline, deceleration in China, Eurozone weakness, and the fall in 5 - year inflation breakevens; and (ii) Fed monetary tightening... Capital stock is again showing signs of pent - up demand, and as a consequence, companies and households will have to invest.

Asian stock markets were mostly lower Thursday as investors analyzed the Fed's decision to stand pat on interest rates.

As long as the market expects the Fed to cut, the pressure on the stock market will be mitigated by an outlook for some relief from present interest rate policAs long as the market expects the Fed to cut, the pressure on the stock market will be mitigated by an outlook for some relief from present interest rate policas the market expects the Fed to cut, the pressure on the stock market will be mitigated by an outlook for some relief from present interest rate policy.

Homeownership rates were slightly lower in 2013 among the bottom 60 % than in 1998, as was stock ownership, according to the Fed's Survey of Consumer Finances.

In recent weeks, stocks have swung between ups and downs, as investors have attempted to digest the latest news out of Greece, the recent bear market in China and the growing likelihood that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will hold off on raising rates until after its September meeting.

U.S. stock index futures indicated a lower open on Friday morning as traders eyed comments from a series of Fed speakers.

To attribute the entire decline in stock yields to interest rates as if it is a «fair value» relationship is to introduce a profound «omitted variables» bias into the whole analysis, which is exactly what the Fed Model does.

All of which is why I am entirely unconvinced that Fed rate cuts can be counted on as a bullish factor for either stocks or the economy.

Stocks suffered their first substantial round of losses in weeks yesterday, as a negative reaction to the Fed's last policy meeting gave traders a good excuse to sell and lock in profits from the current uptrend.

As I discussed earlier this year, in the Market Perspectives paper No Exit: Can the Fed Normalize Rates - And How Will It Impact Stocks?

«Mining stocks have been chopping sideways over the last two months as investors await the Fed's decision on whether to raise rates in September,» he said.

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A ferocious sell - off on Wall Street on Friday - with stocks tumbling and bond yields rising after the January U.S. jobs report suggested higher inflation ahead - served as a blunt reminder of the challenges Powell's Fed will face.

Circling back to the mall / REIT ticking time - bomb, while the Fed can keep the stock market propped up as means of preventing an immediate nuclear melt - down in U.S. pensions (all of which are substantially «maxed - out» in their mandated equities allocation), the collapse of commercial mortgage - back securities (CMBS) will have the affect of launching a nuclear sub-missile directly into the side of the U.S. financial system.

I would argue that the one of the primary reasons the Fed is working hard to keep the stock market propped up is because, if the Dow / SPX / Nasdaq were to fall 5 - 10 % for an extended period of time — as in more than a month — the entire U.S. pension Ponzi scheme would blow up and decimate the financial system.

The short - term impact of the Fed's move — known as quantitative easing — has been a jump in stock prices across the globe.

During his tenure as chairman, Bernanke was acutely aware of the public's deep resentment of the Fed's emergency bailout of financial giants such as AIG as well as policies that inevitably favored the wealthy by spurring the stock market.

Referring to the wild swings in the stock market that occurred earlier this month, Powell said the Fed does «not see these developments as weighing heavily on the outlook for economic activity, the labor market and inflation.»

Back in the 1990s, traders started referring to the «Greenspan Put,» the notion that the stock market as a whole had the equivalent of a giant put option in the form of the Fed chairman Alan Greenspan.

He did so again in 2001 after the World Trade Center was attacked, when he led the FOMC to immediately reduce the Fed funds rate from 3.5 percent to 3 percent — and in the months that followed reducing that rate to as low as 1 percent as the economy and stock markets remained sluggish.

Alan Greenspan was known as adept at gaining consensus among Fed board members on policy issues and for serving during one of the most severe economic crises of the late 20th century, the aftermath of the stock market crash of 1987.

At some point in the next year, the Fed will taper off its bond purchases, As it does that and as the market anticipates that, we're likely to see some big swings in the stock markeAs it does that and as the market anticipates that, we're likely to see some big swings in the stock markeas the market anticipates that, we're likely to see some big swings in the stock market.

Speculative credit from U.S., Japanese and British banks to buy bonds, stocks and currencies in the BRIC and Third World countries is a self - feeding expansion, pushing up their currencies as well as their asset prices.

Those data are namely 1) the recent rally in stocks, 2) the recent improvement in the ISM (formerly NAPM) surveys, and 3) the substantial string of Fed easings «in the pipeline», which have accelerated growth in broad money such as M2, and 4) the likelihood that inventories will stabilize, taking away the biggest negative factor currently pressuring GDP lower.

For the most part, I've not had a problem in keeping up to date with news, or checking my Instagram feed and checking my stock portfolio — whilst BlackBerry 10 has had trouble with gaining developer interest, that hasn't stopped a number dedicated developers to develop third party native apps such as Snap2Chat (Snapchat client), iGrann (Instagram client), Whine (Vine client), Reddit2Motion (Reddit client) All these apps work wonderfully and fit nicely on the 5» screen, so screen estate isn't an issue here, unlike the Q10 / Q5.

Market Update: U.S. Stocks Snap Three - Day Winning Streak as Fed's Powell Points to Strengthening Economy

As the Fed tapers, many observers worry about the effect on the stock market, while others are worried about the risk of inflation or deflation and everybody is worried about the effect of higher interest rates on economic growth and for the bond market.

Stock market slumps as Fed statement signals few changes to policy Federal Open Market Committee keeps rates unchanged as expectedU.S.

The major global stock indices are down significantly today, as the apparent «under - the - hood» weakness that we have been monitoring previously finally turned into broad price weakness, on the monetary tightening plans of the ECB and the FED.

As the market took the new Fed Chair's hawkish words at face value on Tuesday, which triggered the current leg lower in stocks, we suspect a more dovish stance from Mr. Powell that could be the perfect occasion for a short - covering bounce.

However, with the Federal Reserve (Fed) poised to begin raising rates as early as next month, investors will have to adjust to more modest returns from U.S. stocks as well as brace for heightened volatility.

As investor anxiety has shifted from growth and geopolitical shocks to the Fed, the correlation between stocks and bonds has started to rise, and it's likely to continue rising as a Fed rate hike nearAs investor anxiety has shifted from growth and geopolitical shocks to the Fed, the correlation between stocks and bonds has started to rise, and it's likely to continue rising as a Fed rate hike nearas a Fed rate hike nears.

The simplest reason for tomorrow's miss is shown in the following Morgan Stanley chart, which predicted the July 209K print with dead - on precision, and which extrapolates the recent Y / Y slowdown in job growth to only 136K jobs in August (which, in the current «bad news is good news» environment, should be sufficient to send stocks to new all time highs as it will mean an even greater delay by the Fed).

Stocks tumbled again last week, as investors digested further evidence of slowing growth in China and numerous, somewhat conflicting statements from various Federal Reserve (Fed) officials.

Stocks were under pressure and U.S. Treasuries were offered as hints of FED buying grabbed traders attention.

Finally, bonds tend to have higher correlations to stocks during periods when markets are concerned about Fed tightening, damaging their traditional role as portfolio diversifiers.

The self - reversing nature of the Fed's repos and reverse repos, many of which are «overnight» rather than «term» agreements (that is, ones providing for repurchase a day after the original purchase) has caused the Fed to prefer them as a means for achieving temporary adjustments to the money stock, while treating outright security purchases as a way of providing for permanent monetary expansion, and especially for secular growth in the demand for Federal Reserve notes.