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It had a built-in tendency to produce ever larger booms and busts, and over the longer term it was bound to destroy itself.

While the first priority was to manage the crisis, he said the world must begin considering its longer term lessons.

But a look at the longer-term weekly or monthly chart for that same market can reveal a completely different perspective.

None of this is to say that such a correction will spread into the longer term.

The bank's governor, Mr King, fended off calls to relax collateral terms or to provide longer-term financing.

Obama has said he would roll back some of Bush's tax cuts for the wealthy in the longer term.

The Nasdaq currently seems to be in a corrective mode, but may continue the longer term up move once the correction is over.

There are worries not only about how much these measures cost up front but their longer-term effects on government finances.

Several taxes could be enacted to help finance longer-term efforts, including the bank tax proposed by President Obama.

By taking a longer-term approach, though, some investors have been able to see the current situation as a buying opportunity, analysts said.

For all that, few investors are abandoning their longer-term bullish view on gold. The reason? It is all about the Fed.

She said there was "tremendous uncertainty" over whether the price spike was temporary or part of a longer-term trend.

Day-trading chews up a great deal of time. You have to ask yourself whether the hourly pay is better in longer-term trading.

Any concern must be longer term, around whether the company will be able to continue its technology leadership and consumer focus.

But in the longer term, comparing the 12 months to August with the same period a year earlier, trade growth continued to slow.

Some members of the rate-setting open market committee noted that this "could be an effective way to reduce longer-term interest rates" .

And let me add that this does not count some of the longer-term savings that will come about from health care reform.

The current operation in Gaza won't do much to ease these worries or to address Israel's longer-term security needs.

Just as important to him for the longer term were the network and connections he developed while studying in Manchester and Shanghai.

The investment horizon of these entities tends to be long-term, and, as we have argued, over the longer-term the dollar should appreciate.

We decided to take players not only for six weeks but to think about Chelsea longer term but no more signings planned at the moment.

The notion that these stocks are bound to enjoy huge gains longer term depends on the definition of what the long term is.

ZTE said it had no such acquisition plans in the short term but would not exclude the possibility in the longer term.

Indeed, it might make clearer how much further the assets held on longer-term banking books need to be written down.

Longer term, China's leaders seem to want Shanghai to take a more dominant position as the country's financial capital.

However, re-unification of the Korean peninsula could impart some positive benefits as well, at least in the longer-term, Ubhi adds.

There are signs that it is ready to provide longer-term liquidity (up to one year) to banks and to ease interest rates.

Money from wealthy individuals can go in a year or two but institutions will take a longer term view.

But he is confident that in the longer term "Asia will be able to build its own growth [even] without a strong west" .

It is too early to tell if the recent decade marks the beginning of a longer term trend in plant growth related to long-term climate change.

But, he said, a decision on a new longer-term bailout will be delayed until July amid disagreement over the role of private investors.

As much as Steven would love to play and we'd love to have him, I think we've got to think a bit longer term than just one game.

Such a change would presumably lower longer-term rates by an amount related to the revision in policy expectations.

Even so, such a plan would be a marked shift and could signal a longer-term move away from the dollar.

SINCE the start of this year, Google's share price has fallen steadily as investors have begun to fret about its longer-term prospects.

But a stumble or two will not change the longer-term global power shift, from ex-Christendom to the world symbolized by the BRICs.

These efforts rarely seem to probe very deeply into the more underlying and sometimes longer term causes of the disaster.

Keeping wines in your household refrigerator is fine for up to a couple months, but it's not a good bet for the longer term.

The great game of short-term borrowing, used to purchase longer-term and risky assets, on wafer-thin equity, would be ruled out.

That growing indifference seems to have underpinned a longer-term trend.

In the longer term faster growth in poorer countries' demand is bound to be good for the advanced economies, but it will take time.

But I think on a longer-term basis after the sell off, you see that investors are slowly coming back.

The point is not whether my guesses are correct, but that policy debates should focus more on developing a longer-term vision.

If agencies are to avoid longer-term decline, experimentation in new models of remuneration and agency structure is only going to increase.

It also offered loans for up to 30 days to try to free up the markets for longer-term financing.

It is enough to make some longer-term investors freeze, or at least not make major moves.

Even Ordos might not turn out to be such an egregious example of overcapacity in the longer term.

Better, he said, to have a less ambitious but longer-term effort of economic aid coupled with a small counter-terrorist force of 20, 000.

Fears of social instability aside, longer-term policy priorities also underlie the Chinese government's desire to see the slide arrested.

The researchers speculate that longer-term meditation might be necessary to affect that area.

In his view, the efforts would have to include an appeal to patriotism and come with a longer-term plan to rein in the budget deficit.

The results clearly contradict the prevailing opinion that BPD cannot be fully cured, and that longer-term psychotherapy is ineffective.

Several more fundamental proposals are advanced for consideration by the General Assembly for possible action in the longer term.

Longer-term studies have confirmed that this "momentum" effect has been observable for much of the past century.

There are no longer-term weather forecasting facilities in Cyprus so the met office cannot predict the weather beyond a few days.

This year the euro area's economic strength has been a source of surprise. Its longer-term prospects may be brightening too.

In the longer term, the bank said it was boosting its spending on agriculture to $6-8bn a year from $4. 1bn in 2008.

The aim, Israel says is to stop Hamas rocket fire into Israel and in the longer-term keep Hamas from being able to rearm.

How can the next administration reconcile its longer-term goals for the economy with the imperatives of the economic crisis?

In terms of the investment portfolio, short-term securities normally carry lower yields than comparable longer-term securities.

The longer-term effects of the ethnic cleansing are beginning to register.

It's a response to the longer-term fact that too many people are missing out on a historic, century-long improvement in the quality of life.

The bottom layer is mostly made up of savings banks that are either too small or too weak to tap longer-term funds.

This results in a lot of pain when trying to write unit tests, and longer term it greatly limits the flexibility.

But the bigger question is: Will all this high-level political posturing fundamentally change nuclear policy in the longer term?

And financial regulators have continued to build a banking system that steers towards longer-term gains.

But longer-term measures were also needed to help farmers in poor countries boost production in the face of future shortages.

And a bailout harms Greece in the longer term by delaying adjustment of the fundamental flaws in its economic policies.

America cannot afford politics as usual at a moment of such vital import for now and for the longer term.

Readjusting income distribution is a pressing task at present, and an endeavor to be pursued in a longer term.

How about this: review your client lists. Make sure your longer-term clients get the best rates and the best treatment.

It is typically longer term than any other investment and has broader ramifications on the investor than most other investment vehicles.

The purpose of more quantitative easing would be to reduce the chances of Japan-style deflation over the longer term by boosting inflation.

Consider increasing your allocation of established and emerging international companies with your longer-term investments.

Central bank buying provides 'longer-term support for gold prices, ' he said.

Or it could stretch out the maturities of some of its securities holdings, which could help to hold down longer-term interest rates.

Over the longer term, investing opportunities will be better elsewhere, but in the next few months, the US market should lead the globe.

In terms of future crisis management, governments should give more weight to the longer-term implications of their policies.

The company has a longer-term goal of 330m tonnes a year.

But more electricity would have to be auctioned on the longer-term market to make pricing open and attract new entrants.

Cancers are a particular concern that will impact on the cost of healthcare over the longer term.

The risks of today's nanoscale technologies cannot be treated the same as the risks of longer-term molecular manufacturing.

Longer term, China, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and Brazil continue to be attractive destinations for investment capital.

Over the longer term, we're likely to see more modest appreciation, and more two-way risk.

However, a shift in the longer-term stance of monetary policy, by lowering the benchmark price of money, is a very different proposition.

But Geely insists Volvo is to keep its European operations running over the longer term and its core identity will be maintained in general.

The intention is for this to be a longer term indefinite assignment for the right candidate.

The question is whether it can continue to launch iconic and successful products without him (in the longer term). . .

To compensate for that risk of price fluctuation, longer-term bonds usually have higher interest rates than shorter-term issues.

In Membership-based Collaboration the user forms a longer-term relationship with the service provider, through a subscription or membership.

Of course, students need to know at least in outline the longer-term context of what they study.

Whether any rebound lasts, or is a temporary pause before more selling, can indicate how severe a longer-term decline is likely to be.

In the longer term, it faces a chronic demographic crisis likely to result in severe labour shortages in the next two decades.

There may be a need to set up a reception or transit center through which displaced people pass on the way to a longer term settlement site.

If procedures are lax enough to allow jumpy commanders to launch a major attack by mistake, this sharply raises the longer-term risk of war.

Those that did emerge often quickly went into reverse, leaving macro funds, which usually invest in longer-term themes, flummoxed.

But the longer-term lesson of the vote is that Congress is tied up in knots, for institutional, ideological and financial reasons.

Over the next 90 days, we will turn to addressing the actions needed to make a more significant, longer-term impact.

When a shorter term MA moves across a longer term MA and both slopes go down, it's can be considered a bearish signal.

Especially notable is the aversion that individual, presumably longer-term, U. S. investors have had to their own stock market.

People find that health insurance plans are often more willing to pay for short-term therapies than for longer-term treatments.

That's not to say that the longer-term opportunities are not huge.

A longer-term objective, whose achievement has long proved elusive, is to determine where Marburg virus hides in nature between outbreaks.

And that's a very useful technique that all companies should use. But there's a second method, which takes a longer-term orientation.

Do societies dominated by a consumer mentality have the political gumption anymore to save and sacrifice for the longer term?

So the president must also tell voters that the longer-term solution to America's economic insecurity involves both austerity and sacrifice.

The speed and stability of these portfolio streams may be a legitimate concern, but longer-term flows play the same tune.

In the longer term, the MBA should give them the ability to rise rapidly through the company, he says.

In attempting to resolve Dubai World's debt woes in an equitable way, the emirate clearly has an eye on its longer-term refinancing needs.

In the longer term it is of course damaging because you want everybody to go in the same direction all together.

The overall tax rate will have to rise as well over the longer term.

Another, longer-term worry is the impact that the woes of the WTO's Doha round negotiations may have on its ability to enforce rulings.

OTI programs often are initiated in fragile states that have not reached the stability needed to initiate longer-term development programs.

In the longer term, I'd love to get some or all of these concepts into the core platform in a reasonable way.

Aluminium prices are likely to be well-supported by the industry cost structure in the longer term.

Longer term, though, it's still impossible to know which prediction will turn out to be right.

Neither party has spelled out a vision of what Japan might look like in the longer term.

The prospects of increased government bond issuance are likely to weigh on Treasuries' prices over the longer term, analysts warn.

The longer-term oil supply outlook does not look quite as good as it does today, a dynamic that elevates today's prices.

And the two sides are scheduled to meet today in Egypt where they'll discuss what they want as part of a longer term peace deal.

Longer-term, the resentment and dislocation among the have-nots of British society laid bare this past week is a pressing issue.

The preliminary results are encouraging but longer-term follow- up and evaluation would be needed .

This is also the upper edge of a longer term consolidation band, and also inside the long term group of Guppy Multiple Moving Averages .

But over the longer term, US strategic interests, credibility and influence are likely to suffer unless it acts to shape these trends.

If both sides agree to a cease-fire, Egypt would host a meeting between Hamas and Israel at a later date to broker a longer term peace deal.

In Europe, economists were assessing the longer-term impact of the historic flight disruptions, but winners and losers were emerging.

In currencies, there is no clear trend among the major units, but gold may benefit from longer-term inflation.

If the company can meet its longer-term growth targets, its valuation may be more attractive, he added.

In the longer term, China may indeed want to see Shanghai become a truly global financial centre.

Ms Lagarde may also have to confront her backers in Europe if the IMF is to achieve longer-term goals.

Longer-term inflation expectations 'appear to have edged up, ' but he suggested that they haven't yet 'become unmoored. '

A more important relief to homebuyers over the past couple of years, however, has come from unusually low longer-term interest rates.

This isn't the start of Japan swinging into a longer-term current-account deficit, analysts say.

Longer term, the outlook for commodities now depends on whether China can slow growth without conjuring up a crash.

A second longer-term goal is to promote lending to small businesses by purchasing blocks of their debt, packaged into securities.

In a longer term, however, the panic sell -off could drive prices down into true capitulation which often follows by a tradable bounce.

In the longer term, their products become more competitive in overseas markets, boosting revenue as well.

That would support the economies during the downturn, and might also encourage longer-term domestic and global structural adjustment.

The bond market can serve as an additional capital raising channel for companies, especially those undertaking longer-term projects.

Some of the recent selling by China also reflects a rebalancing into longer-term Treasurys, while allowing some short-term bills to expire.

How banks will use the three-year loans, called longer-term refinancing operations or LTROs, has been a matter of much debate in markets.

And he admitted a caveat to his bullish longer-term pronouncement: 'They have to manage the politics, and the politics is very tricky. '

The stimulus has provided some money for training, she says, but a much more consistent and longer-term effort is needed.

And, the British foreign secretary said, Russia should think about the longer-term implications for its relations with the West.

The longer that banks find it hard to sell longer-term bonds, the bigger the rump of debt that needs to be refinanced will grow.

BRIC stock markets trade on an average 15 times earnings, only a hair less than the S& P. But there are longer term forces at work too.

Without a big short-term crisis to distract them, the international politics crowd were able to look at longer-term trends.

"To truly bend the curve over the longer term, we need a more strategic view, " the two men acknowledged in the article.

In reality, even the best teams need some oversight to make sure that day-to-day work is progressing toward the longer-term goal.

One option, they say, is for the Fed to alter the make-up of its securities portfolio, by reinvesting its money in longer-term Treasurys.

The modest forecast slowdown should be a help, then, so long as central bank easing does not undermine their longer-term credibility.

Longer-term, the oil industry still faces big strategic problems, not least in terms of public relations.

Investment banks prefer to be judged on the longer-term share price performances of the companies.

but it also throws up longer-term questions that will eventually affect people all the way round the globe.

But over the longer term players who stayed with one team for five or more years performed better statistically.

It makes little sense to try to boost China's local exporters while undermining the longer-term health of their best customers.

It is prudent to examine longer-term charts, for that bigger-picture perspective, when contemplating a trade.

In the longer term, some analysts say, China may want to create its own sphere of influence, elbowing aside the United States in the region.

But some economists argue that emerging markets' longer-term prospects have been badly hurt by the global financial crisis.

Setting intermediate goals can also help workers derive a sense of accomplishment, and keep pace with longer-term targets, Mr. Best says.

Generally this occurs sooner or later in any longer term marriage or relationship, killing one of the spouses.

A significant part of such asset-based longer-term instruments has included exposures to the troubled US subprime mortgage market.

If the price is bullish, a longer-term contract can help steel mills lock in a cheaper, stable price, aiding production scheduling.

Indeed, much of the instability in the shadow banking system stemmed from using short-term wholesale funding for longer-term investment.

That, though, may in the longer term be a public-relations error, as well as a scientific one.

Any big step now in the direction of restricting access could have longer-term repercussions.

When longer-term charts give you a buy or a sell signal, use live data not to day-trade but to dance into or out of positions.

Co-operation on added short-term stimulus and a longer-term plan to get the budget under control will be even harder to achieve than before.

More recently, allocations have been given to longer term investors including endowments, pension funds and open-ended mutual funds.

In the longer term we need to let housing prices fall, particularly where they've grown beyond all reasonable bounds, e. g. California.

long-term anticoagulants, among them sodium citrate, were developed and tried in Europe, promising longer term preservation of Blood.

This will leave the door ajar for those that have a longer term view and faith in the structural growth trend in Asia.

But a market for longer-term debt would require a commitment to keeping public-sector payrolls and state pensions in check.

Longer term, scientists will have to regenerate entire lungs in larger animals before trying it in people.

Over the longer-term, terrorism and climate change also pose risks to the system.

But the gold price might not stay strong in the longer term and could fall significantly with an improvement in global economic conditions.

Oddly, the same problem that worries many investors over the longer term is what encourages some for the short term: a soft economy.

In the longer-term, I believe this is giving India a very important advantage over China as it has a much healthier dependency ratio.

But faster economic growth and the social transformation are also the result of longer-term trends.

that will translate to a couple of quarters of very strong earnings, but longer term we think the recovery will be grudging and slow.

Longer term, China's citizens have good reason to hang on to their spare cash, given the lack of an adequate welfare and pension system.

The company is currently collecting and processing longer-term data through 24 weeks, the statement adds.

Longer term the team would like to have more contributors to the BIRT project and expand the project to cover other BI areas.

DTZ believes the US and Asian markets will lead total returns over the longer term, although the biggest short-term gains will be in the UK.

Indeed, in the longer term, there are signs that the company and the Ford family are considering even more drastic action.

While Mr Li insists the system is paying substantive dividends, its longer-term significance is harder to judge.

Having a longer-term goal and striving to achieve it can usually move almost anyone out of a lethargic or unmotivated state of mind.

Considering the net purchase of longer-term bonds, it's natural to think investors expect a decline in yields.

Longer term, look for currency gains in Asian countries for which China is the top export market: Taiwan, Philippines, Korea and Singapore.

"There are longer-term pressures on the rating, that's very clear, " said Steven Hess, lead analyst for the U. S. credit ratings agency.

Over the longer term too, improvements in technology and land management, driven both by policies and market forces, will also help.

But for now, Beijing's recent behavior is a positive for the longer-term sustainability of the international economic order.

Over the longer term, China has openly said it intends to replace both Boeing and Airbus by unveiling its own homegrown jumbo jet by 2020.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies has spelled out how incomplete, foolish and incredible are the longer-term plans for cuts in spending.

Whether China can maintain this capability over the longer term is a mystery to outsiders and Chinese leaders themselves.

As America works with the United Nations to alleviate immediate needs, we're also coming together to address longer-term challenges.

Concerns about the dollar's longer-term prospects contribute a sense of urgency to China's ambitions.

In the longer term, the main strategic challenge is not demand management but regulation of financial markets.

Menzies had a longer-term understanding of the necessity of Australia's future than has been shown by any current leaders.

But the latest beauty craze - bleaching your hair so much it is practically white - has undesirable longer term effects.

If your request for a raise is turned down this year, take it in stride and consider a longer-term view.

Some of them are also to deploy temporary fixes to various in-game systems while we continue to develop a longer term, more stable solution.

A lousy debt deal, rising fears of a recession, the danger of longer-term stagnation: America's outlook is grim.

"Li Bin [could] only be sentenced to seven, eight years, he could not be given a longer term. Why? To save face. "

In the longer term when the parabolic trend line collapses, it allows for a faster decline in prices because support levels are not strong.

Investors have been demanding higher returns in exchange for the risk of keeping money in longer-term securities.

There is also the longer-term question of whether consumers might get hooked on price cuts.

By pursuing all three, the ACMF hopes to facilitate longer-term flows into Asean markets, both from within the region and from outside it.

In the longer term, the two companies are considering jointly offering other enterprise solutions including cloud computing services.

But it reflects negative public sentiment and could result in longer-term financial pressure if its operations come under further question.

In the longer term, China's gradual move to a market-based currency regime will help the country pursue more independent monetary policy.

The bigger question is whether a slowdown in Europe will sap demand over the longer term for Asian goods.

To develop support technical promotion for pre-marketing longer-term product development programs, together with other commercial teams.

But the longer-term future appears much brighter for the U. S. than for either Europe or China.

Meantime, longer-term fundamental factors that affect currency movements lean heavily against the dollar.

The editorialist warns that longer-term follow-up of PSA levels and of fracture risk is needed.

Funders cannot take that money back out until the term is up, so the bank can make longer-term loans to Chinese companies.

In the longer term, though, it may have to accept that food is a globally traded commodity like almost everything else.

While there is evidence of continued portfolio shifts out of M3 into longer-term assets, the pace of this adjustment remains modest.

Restoring fiscal balance in a way that supports longer-term growth will therefore be painful.

The rising corporate cash balances could represent a longer-term behavioral shift in the wake of the deepest financial crisis in decades.

In the longer term, higher food production is likely to be a better permanent solution.

The price bubble in longer-term Treasuries could deflate rapidly after most of the flight from safety is done on the short maturities.

As the funds retreat, the banks will be forced to turn to longer-term (and more expensive) funding markets.

Looking at moving averages is certainly a useful tool for smoothing out volatility and observing longer-term trends.

The idea behind the new process is "to provide regular improvements to users without disrupting longer term work. "

data going back to 1998 show that it has done better over the longer term, too.

Dilapidated infrastructure, especially in transport, could pose a risk to competitiveness and longer-term growth prospects.

It is certainly not a substitute for the structural reforms needed to lift consumer demand in the longer term, but it could help.

India is a longer term possibility but in his personal view, the business environment is difficult.

bleak Despite hongkong's current economic crisis, the longer-term outlook was far from bleak.

Longer term, however, it will be a combination of US fiscal and monetary policy that determines the fate of the dollar.

A Shell representative said: "Containment options are being progressed as a longer term option. "

It is the combination of multiples, though, that are usually present when changes of longer-term trends actually take place.

The risky space walk was a step toward China's longer-term goal of assembling a space lab and then a larger space station.

In the longer term, these forecasts will prove wrong, for a simple reason.

Investors and banks have the first week of August due to short-term U. S. bonds sold, turned to hold longer-term bonds.

As the focus turns to longer-term efforts, allowing local and foreign NGOs to participate will become ever more important.

Interest rates on longer-term bank loans have edged higher during the financial crisis, but from a relatively very low base.

However, in India, SMEs' access to adequate and timely financing on competitive terms, particularly longer-term loans, is challenging.

This program should put downward pressure on longer-term interest rates and help make broader financial conditions more accommodative.

Economists call such flows 'indirect foreign investment' to distinguish them from longer term or 'direct foreign investment'.

And are the longer-term political costs of redesigning Europe to save the euro too great?

Consumers are reducing their debt and building savings, returning household wealth-to-income ratios near to longer-term historical norms.

But living with less debt will present a second set of longer-term challenges.

Meanwhile, longer-term bonds are drifting back to sensible yields and indicators of volatility are back to pre-Lehman levels.

Europe's biggest economy, Germany, last week banned some speculative trading and has indicated it may do so in the longer term.

The UN's need for cash may vary from a donation paradigm to sponsorship or partnership in funding programmes on a longer term basis.

During those three months the companies would work with the administration on a longer term restructuring plan.

Although this may not affect the short-term economic dynamics, it constitutes a risk over the longer term.