The average rate on the 30 - year fixed is five basis points
lower than a week ago.
If week 2 isn't
lower than week 1 then cut 25g of carbs and repeat the process.
If your weight in week 2 isn't
lower than week 1 then cut 200 calories and repeat the process until it is.
Not exact matches
Ask, «If I had 10 less hours of
low - value work each
week, could I fill this time with higher value activities that would be worth more
than the cost of an assistant?»
Two more years of economic pain Australia faces a longer period of
low growth, higher debt and higher unemployment
than predicted just four
weeks ago as the wave of job losses gathered strength, with clothing manufacturer Pacific Brands axing 1850 staff across the country.
Household debt as a percentage of disposable income was was 163.3 % in the first quarter, Statistics Canada reported last
week — only marginally
lower than the record 163.9 % ratio the agency calculated for the fourth quarter.
In just more
than a
week, it has tumbled close to year - to - date
lows.
Even eating a super
low - calorie diet a few days a
week (rather
than no food at all) can have anti-cancer benefits, and this lifestyle supports anti-aging according to researchers Valter Longo and Satchidananda Panda.
The four
week average fell by 750 to 367,250, a little more
than 1 % above its post-recession
low.
The odds of another interest - rate cut this year are
lower today
than they were at the start of the
week.
Last
week, fellow teen store Abercrombie & Fitch warned that its sales for the quarter were below expectations, and last month, Urban Outfitters said its third - quarter sales were trending
lower than expected.
This way, there is minimal IT involvement (which means
lowered costs and saved time), and your communities can get up and running in days or
weeks, rather
than months — which means addressing customer concerns more quickly and effectively.
Deals in the secondary market, as represented by Midland's 35 key housing estates, hit a
low of 41 per
week, 40 per cent fewer
than in the first quarter of 2003 during the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome.
Deutsche Bank shares dropped more
than 3 percent on Thursday morning after reporting
lower -
than - expected revenue for its first quarter at a time when banking stocks have seen sharp gains after centrist Emmanuel Macron emerged as the winner in the first round of French presidential elections last
week.
LONDON, April 24 - Less
than two
weeks after the latest round of U.S. sanctions plunged Russia's rouble to 16 - month
lows, some global funds have already stepped back in to buy rouble - denominated sovereign bonds and take advantage of the weaker currency.
The Republican president's renewed ramblings on trade dominated U.S. equity markets this
week, with a tweet - induced swoon on Friday leaving the S&P 500 Index 1.4 percent
lower than where it started on Monday.
Last
week, for example, TD Bank sold US$ 3 - billion worth of bonds covered by residential mortgages yielding 1.571 %, or quite a bit
lower than 2.99 %.
He won by 342 votes to 198 with 2 abstentions in the
lower house, a much wider margin
than in Wednesday's vote in the Senate, where he remains vulnerable to further defections by allies like one that forced him to resign temporarily last
week.
JetStar, the Australian
low - cost carrier, has more
than 80 flights per
week to Bali from both Singapore and Australia and told CNBC it has been complying and observing the tradition since it began flying to Bali.
Employees who sat at larger lunch tables were 36 percent more productive throughout the
week and had 30 percent
lower stress levels
than those who sat at smaller tables.
Bitcoin has been bottoming out over the last
week, $ 500 higher
than its
lows in February of $ 6,000.
The company is building a clone of the Rio Nance facility in the Dominican Republic (where, at about $ 60 a
week, wages are even
lower than in Honduras) that will dramatically increase its production capacity in anticipation of the move into retail.
At the end of World War II, researchers starved 36 young male volunteers for 24
weeks, giving them a
low - fat diet limited to just 1,600 calories a day, which was 600 to 1,500 calories fewer
than their body needed (depending on their level of daily activity) to maintain a healthy weight.
The move came at a crucial time in the company's history as recent times has seen its stock plummet from an all - time high of more
than $ 27 in 2011 to a 52 -
week low of $ 1.18.
The chain, which reported better -
than - expected quarterly profit last
week, recently announced that achieving the
low - end of its U.S. comparable sales growth target of 2 to 3 percent in 2014 would be a challenge.
Blue Apron's not the only recent IPO that had a tough first
week: Tech company Tintri closed the
week down nearly 6 percent, after going public last
week, a hair
lower than its IPO price.
Moreover, working more
than 55 hours every
week becomes even more counterproductive as productivity drops much
lower.
European stocks are sliding sharply for the fourth day in a row, and the pound sterling is at a two - month
low against the dollar, having now lost 3 % in less
than a
week.
Goldman Sachs said in a note last
week that factors including weaker economic activity,
lower -
than - expected headline inflation, continued tightness in liquidity conditions and subdued global activity and dovish central banks around the world could push the RBI to ease its policy.
It found when women worked more
than 34 hours per
week and men spent over 47 hours a
week working, they were more likely to experience mental illness and symptoms of distress such as nervousness or feeling
low.
The Dow Jones Industrial Averaged fell 57 points to close the
week 1.5 %
lower than the last.
The Dow and S&P 500 also closed at three -
week lows, while the Nasdaq finished at its
lowest level in more
than two
weeks.
Shares this
week fell to their
lowest level in more
than two years.
The count, up for a fourth straight
week, is more
than 80 % higher
than the
low reached in May 2016.
LONDON, Oct 24 - The euro fell to a one -
week low against the dollar on Wednesday after worse -
than - expected German business activity and sentiment data fuelled concerns of weakness in the euro zone's largest economy.
Stocks have plunged in the last
week as traders worried about rising interest rates and inflation, bringing an end to more
than a year of historically
low volatility.
LONDON, March 19 - Gold touched its
lowest in more
than two
weeks on Monday as markets remained nervous ahead of a U.S. central bank meeting that could raise interest rates and signal three more increases this year.
The count of active oil rigs in the US for the fourth straight
week last
week and is more
than 80 % higher
than the
low reached in May 2016.
A separate report from the Mortgage Bankers Association showed mortgage applications last
week rose to their highest level in nine
weeks as interest rates on 30 - year fixed - rate mortgages hovered at their
lowest level in more
than a year.
Cenovus said sales volumes in the fourth quarter were about seven per cent
lower than oilsands production due to the two -
week shutdown and subsequent volume constraints on TransCanada Corp.'s Keystone pipeline following an oil spill in November in South Dakota.
Lower low than last
week's hit intraday Monday, then higher highs each day ending in weak close.
Applications to refinance a home loan, which usually fall when rates rise, eked out a 1 percent gain for the
week and were nearly 2 percent higher
than a year ago, when interest rates were
lower.
It would be more
than a year before Facebook's stock price would see that level again: Just two
weeks after its IPO, Facebook shares had fallen even below the
low end of its first proposed range.
In economic data, total mortgage application volume fell 0.2 percent for the
week and was 0.8 percent
lower than a year ago, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's seasonally adjusted survey.On Tuesday, U.S. markets finished in the red, with the Dow closing down more
than 400 points, while on Wednesday, markets in Europe and Asia were both trading deep in the red.
The country's currency slid below 70 U.S. cents last
week, causing some to recall early 2002, when Canadian officials were forced to beg international investors to recognize that the inherent value of Canada's currency was greater
than 63 US cents, the record
low to which it had fallen at the time.
But if you're sitting at the end of the
week wondering why your bank account's a little
lower than expected, little triggers like this could be it.
Applications to refinance a home loan fell 0.3 percent last
week and were 16 percent
lower than a year ago.
Prices are
lower than just three
weeks ago.
The ADP report tends to be
lower than the BLS report in April, but the ISM surveys and the reference
week for unemployment claims suggests a weaker report.
China may have played an early card in this
week's trade summit with the United States as officials pegged the yuan at the
lowest levels against the greenback in more
than three months as the country's trade surplus swells to $ 58.25 billion.