Sentences with phrase «rattling markets»

With talk of a global recession rattling markets around the world, gold had its best start to the year since 1980, putting to rest last year's speculation that the yellow metal has lost its haven appeal.

That may sound like the familiar «good news means bad news» paradox that has rattled markets in previous bouts of Federal Reserve tightening.

Anything else would rattle the markets.

Trump's rattled markets before with his tweets, with blasts on everything from the size of his nuclear button to the fate of Nafta raising investor anxiety.

It was the rise in wages in the last nonfarm payroll report that first rattled markets.

«If the European commission responds in a very negative way, you could have a series of cascading responses that rattle markets,» Randol said.

Last week's escalating tensions with North Korea rattled markets out of a summer lull.

The regional benchmark delivered a 3.8 per cent gain in April, its strongest month since December 2016, after suffering losses in February and March - testament to renewed investor optimism after a volatility shock in February rattled markets.

South Korea's plan to ban cryptocurrency trading has rattled markets and sent bitcoin prices plummeting.

Previous cases show that Kim Jong - un will respond, probably fire another missile and that could rattle markets at least for a short period of time.

At the same time, news from Europe indicated an excellent harvest, which pushed commodity prices lower and rattled markets.

A report by Bloomberg in January rattled markets by suggesting China was considering cutting back on the amount of US debt it buys, pointing to trade tensions as one of the reasons.

The current strength of the dollar, driven by short - covering, rising bond yields and a slowdown in Europe, has rattled a market which previously held a general belief that the greenback would continue to weaken.

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In doing so, the company also managed to rattle the market by bidding the lowest tariff India has ever seen.

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The selection of the new BOJ leadership comes at a crucial time for Japanese and global markets, which have been rattled in recent weeks on expectations major central banks will whittle down their crisis - mode stimulus.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson tried to ease concerns the U.S. was gearing for war with North Korea, a day after President Donald Trump rattled global markets with his warning that he could unleash «fire and fury» against Kim Jong Un's regime.

He and Chief Marketing Officer Adam Holyk rattled off initiatives such as being among the first retailers to use Apple Pay and having a popular mobile app, which has been downloaded 51 million times.

Cramer says that the $ 67 billion takeover gives the market a strong foundation ahead of some potentially rattling news on Friday.

The prospect of a trade war being sparked by the imposition of Trump's proposed tariffs rattled financial markets last week.

WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Thursday that he would impose stiff tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, making good on a key campaign promise and rattling stock markets as the prospect of a global trade fight appeared imminent.

Toronto's main stock index joined U.S. markets in a downward swing Monday as Chinese tariff action rattled investors after the holiday weekend.

But warning lights are flashing about the market's ability to sustain the trend, even setting aside the possibility of an unexpected move by the White House or a global event that could rattle investors, some analysts said.

Trump's saber rattling with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has shaken global markets somewhat, but it hasn't caused an all - out panic.

Last year's explosive rise in the value of digital coins and the flood of new retail investors drawn to the market have rattled global regulators nervous about a sector used largely for speculation.

PIMCO's leaders reacted bluntly to the dour economic news of the past few days, highlighted by the third straight disappointing monthly jobs report on Friday that rattled investors and sent markets sharply lower, wiping out the remnants of the Dow's 2012 rally by midday.

Big market drops can rattle even the sturdiest investors.

Amid global fears of an escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China, President Donald Trump suggested that Beijing will ease trade barriers «because it is the right thing to do» and that the economic superpowers can settle the conflict that has rattled financial markets, consumers and businesses.

Even if your borrowings are small and your positions aren't immediately threatened by the plunging market, your mind may well become rattled by scary headlines and breathless commentary.

But Trump did not explain why, amid a week of economic saber - rattling between the two countries that shook global markets, he felt confident a deal could be made.

«This has rattled investor sentiment and has now rippled across the global markets,» Elliott said.

If there's one word that defines the Canadian economy at the moment, it's uncertainty — what with the shaky housing market, towering household debt loads and, of course, a certain orange - hued world leader rattling the sabre of trade wars.

Mr. Navarro on Monday tried to calm financial markets, which were rattled last week by the prospect of a trade war.

Financial markets were rattled last Wednesday following reports suggesting that Chinese leaders could be preparing trade restrictions on imports related to the U.S. aerospace industry.

Financial markets were rattled last week as reports suggested that Beijing could prepare trade restrictions on U.S. aerospace imports, heightening the uncertainty surrounding the potential for a trade war.

During our accumulation years, a 20 percent drop in the market doesn't doesn't rattle us because the market eventually cooperates with a enough positive return to put us back where we started.

If you are the type of investor who is easily rattled by market volatility, you may want to seek out investments that have a lower beta.

For example, CME reported a tepid response to its bitcoin futures contract at the December launch, with many investors rattled by the dire warnings (i.e., FUD) circulating through the market.

Tying the debt limit increase to a Harvey bill is intended to ease early passage of a debt limit increase and avoid a potential stand - off over what could potentially escalate into a technical default — the outcome that is violently spooking the Bill market — and could rattle financial markets, one of the officials said.

The demonetization of INR 500.00 and INR 1000.00 denomination currency notes w.e.f. 11/9/2016 has rattled the Indian grey market economy.

The news comes amid a U.S. trade dispute with China that has rattled global financial markets and raised fears among U.S. farmers and businesses that depend on access to the Chinese market.

A standoff in August 2011 rattled financial markets and the political gridlock led the credit rating firm Standard & Poor's to downgrade its AAA rating of U.S. debt for the first time in history.

«Financial markets have been rattled by the growing risk posed by potential radiation leaks at the stricken nuclear power plants in Japan,» said Lee Hardman, an analyst at The Bank of Tokyo - Mitsubishi UFJ.

President Donald Trump's chaotic administration, stop - and - start Brexit negotiations, and saber - rattling from North Korea were just some of the obstacles that seemed to stand between investors and a strong year for markets in 2017.

Her comment rattled financial markets.

Winer, Casanova and Dehnert Huffman all rattled off a half - dozen arts organizations, visual and otherwise, that may not have bricks - and - mortar locations in the neighborhood, but maintain a presence at the Logan Square Farmers Market and other commingled events.

Estella already makes Train and Metrocard rattle toys that have long been in the market.

Trump said that he would impose stiff tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, making good on a key campaign promise and rattling stock markets as the prospect of a global trade fight appeared imminent.

That amount won't be rattling the world gold market, nor would it be feasible to extract every last bit.

The general public might say that these occurrences are an indictment of the new methodologies; however, one of the most remarkable facts is the minimal damage suffered by LTCM during the catastrophic events which rattled the global financial markets during the summer of 1998.