Sentences with phrase «more headwinds»

«The dollar will face more headwinds in 2018.

Also there are more headwinds for RE that will eventually be priced in.

He predicted the TSX would be in negative territory by the end of the year: «Stay away from Canada; we see a lot more headwinds continuing on.»

«The extent and speed of the rally in gold prices is somewhat surprising as there are few pressing reasons to be bullish, indeed there are more headwinds than tailwinds,» ScotiaMocatta said in a monthly note, citing rising U.S. equity markets as well as higher U.S. interest rates.

«The dollar will face more headwinds in 2018,» said Chris...

«The dollar will face more headwinds in 2018,» said Chris Gaffney, president of Everbank in St. Louis, Missouri.

Ultimately, Spencer stated he feels «it's a difficult business decision» for those making such games because they're «fighting into more headwind.»

Sony's first - party studios do a lot of these games, and they're good at them, but outside of that, it's difficult — they're become more rare; it's a difficult business decision for those teams, you're fighting into more headwind.

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Lululemon isn't the only retailer facing headwinds as American shoppers deal with an uncertain economic recovery and more U.S. giants, such as Target, move into what's already a competitive retail space in Canada and put pressure on pricing.

Valentijn van Nieuwenhuijzen, CIO of NN, said this explained why the market has become more exposed to risk factors stemming from politics or headwinds for the technology sector.

Turning to mergers across the broader European financial sector, Gilbert said that given the number of headwinds facing fund managers, such as the rise of passive, more regulation and fee pressure, being bigger certainly helps.

«Washington has turned into more of a headwind than a tailwind recently,» she said, suggesting the constant personnel changeovers and turmoils were beginning to make investors nervous.

Comcast notched healthy earnings from its increasingly diverse business, but even it couldn't fight the headwinds, with its stock draining more than 7 % by the end of the week.

But the Palo Alto company, which makes software that enables computers to be more efficient by running more than one operating system simultaneously, is making a much more understated mark on the Silicon Valley landscape — even as it faces headwinds to its business.

«Beyond the near - term, a return to a more cautious communication strategy and pace of interest rate increases is expected in light of the headwinds facing Canada,» including slow inflation growth, Toronto - Dominion Bank Senior Economist Brian DePratto said in a research note.

More recently, investors have apparently begun to recognize the economic and political headwinds facing companies that operate within the emerging markets.

There are other headwinds affecting the global markets: somewhat slower growth in China, declining commodity markets, the uncertainties surrounding the coming end of QE2, and more restrictive fiscal policies in many countries.

General Motors has been an integral part of the global auto industry for more than 100 years and has recently faced headwinds.

«First, we move the headwinds, and here we are talking about the fiscal cliff and more generally the bickering coming out of Washington,» he explained.

Evidence is accumulating that some of the headwinds are likely to prove more persistent.

Shares were up more than 2 % midday Wednesday, extending gains that have been in place since the company surprised to the upside with its Q1 earnings despite the data security headwinds that previously shaved approximately one - fifth of the value from the share price.

Certainly, there are significant headwinds that will not abate anytime soon, including an aging population, government austerity, the worst income inequality in nearly a century and more than four million long - term unemployed workers.

This had helped fuel a very favorable cyclical backdrop for the sector with respect to both revenue and margins, but this factor is rapidly waning and will likely shift to more of a headwind moving through C2018, especially in 2H: 18.»

There are some headwinds to be sure, and there are regulations (such as Europe's GDPR) that will have an impact on their data - collection practices and their advertising business models, but I am very confident that these firms will be doing more business in five years than they are today.

Many investors assumed that a strong dollar would provide more of headwind for large - cap companies, allowing small caps to outperform this year.

We have viewed a 10 - year Treasury yield range of 3.50 - 4.00 % as a more challenging level for equity headwinds than a market environment with 3.00 % 10 - year Treasury yields.

This combination creates two additional headwinds for Canadian exports: softer US exports will mean lower demand for Canadian components of those US exports; and Canada will lose more competitiveness in the US market compared with exporters from other countries.

Along with improving capital spending and consumer spending, helped by lower gasoline prices, the diminishing fiscal headwinds should allow the US economy to grow much more strongly than for a number of years, he adds.

If the Fed hikes three more times (as planned), higher rates could create additional headwinds for housing with diminished affordability.

If investors come to feel that the central bank is prepared to raise rates more aggressively than expected, then that could be a big headwind for equities, especially as all of Trump's policy proposals will add to US national debt.

As the fallout of retailer bankruptcy headwinds in North America begins to wane, the relative outperformance of Under Armour's DTC and international businesses should become more evident, leaving it in an even stronger position to continue taking market share globally.

According to Nike CEO Mark Parker, those patterns are «driving a more promotional environment in the near term» — which means margin and revenue pressure as athletic apparel and footwear leaders try to better position themselves to take market share while these headwinds persist.

What's more, rates could rise without inflation going up, leaving the principal unchanged but creating a headwind for prices.

I would agree with him that the Case - Shiller home price indices will likely turn negative next year as some of the more organic headwinds affect growth prospects.

An added headwind is the seemingly steady trend towards more onerous conditions set by host countries for extractive industries in general, and the seemingly steady erosion of the rule of law in locales once thought to be safe for new investment.

We also prefer emerging market (EM) debt, whose relatively higher yields now look more attractive post Brexit given that some key headwinds to EMs have turned into tailwinds.

But for U.S. investors, the more persistent headwind may be one closer to home: the Federal Reserve (Fed) and the virtual promise of higher rates.

If volatility was to return to more normal levels this would likely be a headwind for global equity return potential, in our assessment.

In addition, regional banks» relatively simplified structure could also make them more resilient to capital market headwinds than larger banks.

We will be writing more shortly about the macro forces serving as both headwinds and tailwinds amidst this convergence.

We weren't looking to add more exposure to the broad area, but headwinds have compressed valuations across the space.

We are connecting more deeply and more meaningfully with more customers across all day parts than ever before, and we are delivering quarter after quarter of record - breaking financial results, despite the accelerating shift in consumer behavior away from traditional bricks - and - mortar retailing, and despite difficult macroeconomic retail and consumer headwinds that continue to challenge traditional retailers.»

Lagging oil prices, viewed as a potential headwind for stocks, snapped higher Wednesday and have more room to run, technical strategists say.

A refugee of violence, Charles told me in this rich baritone, how prayed for purpose, and he persevered into spiritual headwinds, and he planted a church that grew to more than 2,000 and the refugee from Rwanda soon found himself invited to seminary at Multnomah University in Portland, Oregon.

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Natasha Valeeva, report author and supply chains analyst at Rabobank, said: «The European market has witnessed some notable M&A deals in recent years, but we expect more in the future as firms respond to headwinds in what is still a very fragmented sector.

While marriage is struggling against cultural, social and economic headwinds in poorer communities, it is flourishing among affluent, well - educated Americans who are both more likely to marry and more likely to stay married:

Britain has faced the same global headwinds as other countries around the world, but our economy has flatlined over the last six months while America and almost all other EU countries have grown more strongly.»

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) Two more Republican members of the New York Senate say they won't run for re-election in another sign of the political headwinds facing the GOP this fall.

Although its arguments were in many ways much more intellectually significant (and radical) than many in the party initially appreciated, it was resisted by strong counter-ideological headwinds that wanted to defend the social - democratic status quo.