That represents a 90
percent fall since the currency hit its peak in early June.
Not exact matches
The company's shares have
fallen 20
percent since the beginning of the year.
SAO PAULO, May 2 - Brazil's benchmark Bovespa index
fell almost 1.5
percent in morning trade on Wednesday, its biggest intraday drop
since - mid April, pressured by steep losses among heavily weighted stocks during an otherwise quiet day across Latin American markets.
TransCanada shares have
fallen 13
percent since the beginning of the year.
In the U.K., for example counterfeit fraud, which is the most common type of credit card crime, has
fallen by nearly 60
percent since it implemented EMV in 2005.
Imperial Oil shares have
fallen roughly 4
percent since the beginning of the year.
Imax shares have
fallen slightly more than 4
percent since the beginning of the year.
At Friday's close, they had
fallen 37
percent since Fields took over three years ago, at the peak of the U.S. auto industry's recovery.
India — the second - largest gold jewelry consumer after China — reported its weakest quarter
since 2008,
falling 12
percent year on year to 87.7 tons.
The metal
fell 3.7
percent on Friday in its biggest one - day decline
since Dec. 2016.
In the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in 2017, overall growth
fell by 0.2
percent with Saudi Arabia seeing its first economic contraction
since 2009.
Gold
fell 2.8
percent in September for its worst month
since November.
Orders for machinery
fell 1.9
percent, the largest drop
since April 2016, after rising 0.6
percent in February.
Wages have actually
fallen by 3
percent since the recession.
Their declining currencies against the dollar (8 - 9
percent over the past 12 months),
falling stock market values
since the beginning of the year and high (India) and rising (Brazil) bond yields are reflecting their funding difficulties.
While prices have
since fallen, they're still up 18
percent for the year, causing a ripple effect that will find its way to grocery stores, the USDA said.
The Technology Select Sector SPD Fund, whose ticker is XLK, has
fallen 4.4
percent since mid-March versus Facebook's drop of more than 11
percent and the S&P 500's loss of 3.2
percent.
Shares have
fallen more than 5
percent in the two weeks
since.
Although Spain's borrowing costs have
fallen over the past two months on the back of the ECB's new rescue plan, the Spanish 10 - year yield is still hovering just below 6
percent - a level that has been seen as unsustainable
since the crisis escalated in 2011.
Teva's New York - listed shares
fell about 70
percent to a low of $ 10.85 in November but have
since rallied to $ 18.80, putting the company's market value at $ 19 billion.
The Dow
fell 665.75 points on Friday — or 2.5
percent — notching its biggest one - day sell - off
since June 2016.
Belarus's gross domestic product shrank by 3.5
percent in January to August and the average monthly wage has
fallen by about a third in dollar terms
since the start of the year to $ 420.
The stock
fell 2.51
percent on Friday following the news — its worst daily performance
since April 19 2017 when it dropped 4.92
percent — making it the worst performing stock in the Dow Jones Industrial Average this week.
Sales at building materials and garden equipment suppliers
fell 2.2
percent, the weakest reading
since May last year.
MongoDB stock
fell about 6.4
percent in the extended session, after the company's first earnings report
since an October IPO.
Dominion Energy shares have
fallen 20
percent since the beginning of the year, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index has stayed nearly flat.
Since January, Apple's stock has
fallen by 5
percent, and it's only up 23
percent over the last three years — two percentage points lower than the S&P 500.
That is its worst weekly slump
since 2011, and leaves it close to what Wall Street calls a «correction,» or a
fall of 10
percent from a recent high.
Meantime, Costco shares have
fallen more than 7
percent since the Amazon - Whole Foods deal was announced in June.
At the same time, January retail sales
fell unexpectedly in their biggest drop
since last February, declining 0.3
percent, raising new concerns about the economy.
Shares of the company
fell nearly 5
percent to $ 78.80 before the bell and were set to open at their lowest
since December 2016 as the company also
fell 23 cents per...
The Pew Research Center said in a report in June that U.S. newspaper weekday circulation
fell 7
percent and Sunday circulation
fell 4
percent in 2015 — the greatest declines
since 2010.
Auction sales at Scottsdale — the U.S.'s largest auto auction by volume —
fell by 15
percent to $ 251 million in January, marking the first drop in sales
since 2010.
Advertising revenue at U.S. newspapers
fell nearly 8
percent in 2015 — the steepest decline
since 2009.
Since the government started tracking it in 1972, the black unemployment rate had not
fallen below 7
percent until December.
The euro
fell 0.4
percent to $ 1.2778, breaking below a reported options barrier at $ 1.2800 and stop loss sell orders at $ 1.2780 to mark its lowest
since Sept. 11.
Declining gasoline prices undercut sales at service stations, where receipts plunged 9.3
percent, the biggest
fall since December 2008.
As the New York Times pointed out on Tuesday, there have been seven events
since the economic crisis of 2009 where the S&P 500 has
fallen five
percent in the course of a week.
While immigrant - led entrepreneur activity peaked in 2010 during the economic slowdown and has
since fallen to 0.43
percent, activity among native - born entrepreneurs essentially has been flat at 0.3
percent or below during the past decade.
The stock has been a Wall Street whirlwind
since its late January 2015 IPO, initially surging more than 100
percent to $ 96.75 a share, only to
fall nearly 50
percent to its current price of around $ 49.
Sainsbury's shares jumped as much as 21
percent to 327.1 pence in early Monday trading, their highest
since July 2014, while shares in rivals Tesco and No. 4 Morrisons
fell.
Since then, it's
fallen to 10
percent.
United Technologies shares have
fallen 1
percent since the beginning of the year, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index has stayed nearly flat.
Since he became CEO in 2000 the share price had risen more than 840
percent but has
fallen 22
percent from its peak in December 2015 following a sharp drop to 311 crowns last month after a profit warning due to pricing pressures.
Its shares had
fallen 14
percent since it proposed its bid in February.
Spotify
fell 9.4
percent to $ 154, giving up most of the gains it's made
since its debut.
For instance, the Netherlands allowed ODA / GNI to
fall below 0.7
percent in both 2013 and 2014, having previously held above this level
since 1975.
TTM shares have
fallen 7
percent since the beginning of the year.
That was the largest
fall since January 2011 and followed a 1.2
percent increase in February.
Palladium
fell for the 11th straight session and was down 0.43
percent at $ 901.40 an ounce, after
falling to $ 895.47, the lowest
since August 2017.