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At least in the near-term, all this significantly limits how quickly China can develop its domestic film industry working on its own.

John Chatfeild-Roberts, director of Jupiter Asset Management, says it is possible in the very near term that there could be a pull-back.

She predicts that the industry will see solid growth rates of up to 10% a year in the near term.

Technology stocks should be able to outperform banks stocks since the Goldman Sachs issues cannot be resolved in the near term.

But he said "near- term challenges must not be allowed to hinder timely consideration of the steps needed to address fiscal imbalances" .

And, he said, despite an easing of oil and gas prices, consumer spending is likely to be sluggish in the near term.

Without a replacement in the near term, nothing will replace the dollar as the world's reserve currency in the next five years at least.

The round-the-clock nature of the markets makes many traders cautious, leading them to focus on specific near-term levels.

My mind is usually at least one year in the future, although sometimes people force me to think about near-term problems.

He said the fates of Italy and Spain are intertwined, and integral to the euro's near-term fortunes.

For the near term, at least, there is likely to be a sharper delineation between the strong and the weak.

In the near term, Maguire said the research will shed light on some of the most debilitating neurodegenerative diseases of old age.

Beijing probably won't be able to spend the money quickly enough to have much near-term effect.

However, he said the Fed is unlikely to repeat in the near term the extensive stress-tests done on major U. S. banks earlier this year.

Any near-term complacency increases the risk that the soybean complex will face an intolerably tight situation in the next year or two.

Some technical and sentiment indicators auger for a near-term drop in stocks, but investors remain optimistic over the long haul.

"Given this, the near-term dangers of a disorderly default and a Greek exit from the euro appear to have diminished. "

"For the near term, the rate of appreciation will be slow enough as to have no material impact on Chinese exports, " Rothman wrote.

And with a continuing lack of new housing for sale, prices are expected to remain under upward pressure in the near term.

A similar outlook holds for the yen, pegged by many analysts to be the only currency set to outperform the dollar in the near term.

But my question is whether or not they're willing to make the hard choices to get there, at least in the near term.

'We are very conscious of the pressure that the business will be under in the near term, ' he said.

And Bernanke said he didn't view deflation as a "near term risk to the United States. "

'We are optimistic about the near-term global economic situation, but over the long term we are a little pessimistic, ' Mr. Lou added.

the market appears to have established a significant near-term low and is ready for a retest of the weekly high.

Inflation is certainly not a near-term problem, though the press release did not mention deflation.

Experts anticipate that in the relatively near term this software-driven advance will produce a seismic shift in radio design.

Mitch Rubin, chief investment officer of RiverPark Advisors in New York, said the day's earnings suggested volatility in the near term.

These seemed likely to be at least partially reversed in the near term.

One reason for this downgrade was that the balance of costs that BP faces is skewed to the near term.

The near-term climate benefits of a global dash for sulphur-free gas may thus be smaller than might be expected.

Analysts said a rebound rally is possible in the near term but that gold is far from retesting all-time highs.

This must be part of a patient strategy that may, in the near term, result in Georgia having to give up its enclaves in exchange for peace.

The wisdom of withdrawing fiscal stimulus in the near term is proving to be one of the most contentious in global policymaking.

For the moment, fiscal policy seems unlikely to deliver the two things America needs most from it: near-term stimulus and long-term reform.

Two scenarios can be plausibly sketched out for Europe in the near term: one surprisingly positive, the other more negative.

By the same token, support for growth in the near term is vital to the credibility of any agreement on consolidation.

In any country where nuclear provides less electricity than had been expected, in the near term gas is favourite to make up the shortfall.

In the near term, we expect the stock to be under pressure but not encounter a downdraft, as a CEO change had been partly discounted.

In other words, while near-term risks have abated, the challenge of sustaining rapid growth over the long term has increased.

Our strength lies on advanced analytics, creating practical solutions to complex problems, with the result of near term profit enhancement.

He says it would be better to do less than the near term when sweeping cuts will hamper economic growth.

In the near term, the company says its electric fleet will account for a small sliver of sales.

But although the near-term outlook may be favourable to the euro, its prospects in the medium-term may not be so bright.

The distraction may continue for a while: the near-term demand outlook for aluminium is still subdued.

And even in the near term, with clustering approaches, we'll be able to do dramatically better than we are able to today.

while the near-term technical backdrop remains bearish, last week selloff appeared to be overextended.

Toyota spokesman John Hanson said the new motor could come in the "near term. "

Martin Parry, who co-chairs the panel, said: "In the near term, adaptation is vital. The sooner we get on with that the better. "

Monetary supply tightening will have to happen eventually, but this data makes clear that doing so in the near-term would be premature.

That, they write, will produce "a near-term drag on overall economic activity. "

Lapses in policy may mean that the economy is in for a bumpier ride in the near term but long-term fundamentals remain sound.

Any plans to enter new markets in the near term? Why? What are the markets that Achieva will concentrate in the next few years?

The technical sessions will highlight developers' near-term efforts to demonstrate fuel cells in a variety of energy sectors.

Progress looks unlikely in the near-term, creating frictions that will have to be carefully handled.

Prospects for a 'lower' near-term high are ripe, given how the market away from the Dow is performing.

With the downturn in the US well discounted by investors, we do not expect the dollar to suffer major weakness in the near term.

However, Germany hasn't yet signaled it is ready to accept euro-zone bonds in the near term in return for such budget controls.

"Everyone's been waiting for a new instrument and they haven't had anything in the near term, " he said.

This means that the rally in commodities will pause, if not end, at least in the near term.

By balancing near-term profits with investing for the long-term, Amazon is helping to address these problems.

Increasing taxes even more than proposed would weaken demand in the near term and hurt economic incentives in the long run.

These increases, at least in the near term, reinforce OPEC trends and suggest that supply will continue to outpace demand in 2010.

Gold prices were up about 2%, as traders said the yellow metal is likely to breach the $1, 700 a troy ounce barrier in the near-term.

RIM's results, along with any profit forecasts, will likely be buoyant and could push the company's shares even higher in the near term.

The United States is implementing a comprehensive policy that employs ambitious near term domestic measures to address climate change.

Given that near-term outlooks for metals prices are positive, deals would be strategic and not come as a result of distress.

"The near-term interests of Wall Street were completely integrated into the disinterested crusade to save Western Civilisation, " he writes.

In the near term, we are still underweight banks; with all this de-leveraging, growth will be difficult.

Rio, with its superior near-term growth, must be particularly upset.

Near-term, the best opportunity to reduce dependence on foreign oil is through a massive efficiency program.

The yen might not be able to extend its gains against the dollar in the near term.

Felix Salmon, finance blogger at Thompson Reuters, thinks that at least the near term will be more of the same.

"Megaphone" patterns like this one often precede near-term price weakness.

The other problem involves the view that Washington isn't being fiscally responsible long term by focusing so much on the near term.

However, I believe U. S. and EU will likely keep rate on hold near term with possible easing bias, as stagflation is still a concern.

Those policies, though, are unlikely to put the brakes on China's demand for commodities in the near term.

So rapid has been the accumulation of inventory, it will be "another factor likely to bear down on near-term activity" .

The Bank of England has pretty much abandoned the near-term fight.

He also said that incoming information since the Fed's January meeting "continues to suggest sluggish economic activity in the near term" .

The China Securities Journal laid out the prospects for a shift back to the dollar in the near term.

although short-term technical bias remains bearish, the extreme oversold condition suggested that the near-term risk is to the upside.

The firm continues to see the Asian market as the engine of growth in the near term.

As such, the compound is a prime candidate for mitigating global warming over the near-term, say in the next 25 years or so.

"This is a significant long-term structural problem, but not a near-term threat to China's banking system or fiscal health, " he said.

The Fed added that the pace of the recovery was likely to be "more modest" in the near term than was anticipated.

A sale would leave, in the near term, just GE's lighting and media divisions to fill the gap as well-known consumer brands.

While deregulation takes effect immediately, capital inflows are expected to be limited in the near term.

In the near term , the global economy remains too fragile to absorb the shock of a large and disorderly decline of the dollar .

The Tea Party enthusiasts are intent on near-term government spending cuts as a condition of supporting any increase in the debt ceiling.

Discussions about medium-term austerity need to be coupled with a focus on near-term growth.

The near-term to-do list for JDOM is focused on stabilizing the API and evaluating the performance aspects of parts of the implementation.

In the near term , unemployment will rise , business activity will falter and headlines will continue to be scary .

This should be positive on a long-term basis, but negative in the near-term as credit is in effect destroyed as opposed to created.

Of near-term interest is the special bond issue to help establish SIC -- and not just for China's domestic stock and debt markets.

But in the near term he believes it is possible to take steps towards it.

I don't think any club is feeling it (the credit crunch) immediately but I think we all will feel it in the relatively near term.

Upcoming data could cause some intraday volatility but is not expected to upset the overall trend for the dollar in the near term.

The increase in US bond yields in relative terms points to a firmer USD over the near term.

These conflicting signals obscure the near term outlook a little, but, on balance, we think prospects for East Asia are getting brighter.

But Ms. Lai said suppliers in Taiwan won't be affected in the near term as Apple's product road map is already set for a least one year.

By righting its own economy, China can be the primary engine of near-term global growth.

A strategy for stabilising international supply is thus the only near-term option.

But there were concerns around the G20 that the rush to reduce budget deficits would undermine recovery in the near term.

But the infrastructure pipeline is already clogged. Adding to it will not provide any near-term boost.

In the near term, one of the major constraints is affordability of smart phone devices.

We expect concerns over the sub prime mortgages to continue to cause significant volatility in financial markets in the near term.

Iran could be an important regional force for stability. But for the near term that looks pretty unlikely.

The impact of sovereign funds on financial markets including the dollar should not be overplayed in the near term.

That view effectively quashed market speculation of a near-term ECB rate hike and sent the Euro reeling.

In the near term, however, there is likely to be a slowdown on vast infrastructure projects.

Al Gore, America's green conscience, does not see CCS working commercially "in the near term or even the medium term" .

"We both are pretty skeptical of its near-term prospects, " Kare said of an elevator.

Analysts said Everbright's gains weren't sustainable over the near term as market conditions may become unfavorable.

Yet given the very muted outlook for inflation, strategists expect a sharp rise in yields is unlikely over the near term.

The Gbp dropped sharply on the back of these comments and we expect the Sterling to continue to come under pressure near term.

Near-term enhancements include integration of new types of data feeds from commercial air traffic control centers.

Note that a look-ahead at the indicator shows that the oversold indicator may flip to bullish in the near-term.

Leupp sees "at least 3-5 percent more upside in the near term" before any kind of market correction takes place.

"In the near term, at least, this looks unlikely. "

Yin: The near-term plan for the teahouse is to provide quality service during the Olympics.

Dow Chemical said recently that it expected the fall in plastics demand to result in lower margins for its plastics units in the near term.

In yesterday s US session, Moody's expressed concern over the possible erosion of Frances fiscal position in the near term.

Not quite, but Smith suggests the real near-term potential for fully electric aircraft comes in the form of unmanned drones.

They saw the United States in a long-term slow growth environment with the near-term risk of recession quite real.

I expect to see great progress in this area in the near term.

The near-term costs are apparent as free trade agreements proliferate across the region.

The bulk of the savings came from improved prices near term, and further savings came from buying common products across plants.

Yet cheerful forecasts make for a market vulnerable to near-term disappointment.

Lastly, the sovereign debt problems in Europe and tensions in the Middle East remain a concern to risk sentiment in the near term.

And news from his case could add to share volatility in the near-term.

And if officials adopt restrictions, such as India has on its sugar industry, that will make matters worse in the near term, he said.

Even against the USD we do not see GBP extending its gains, with 1. 6474 likely providing a near term technical cap.

An investment- and export-oriented growth model will likely persist in the near term, and any change in this regard will likely be gradual.

The trend for expanded "video in car" systems is now moving to where 5 LCD panels per vehicle is a likely near-term scenario.

So we cannot build enough nuclear to solve our CO2 problem in the long term, but if we don't build more, it may get worse in the near term.

As a near-term trend, she cited cloud computing as a "very disruptive technology. "

J. P. Morgan analyst Kenneth Fong said Thursday's announcement 'should alleviate the near term uncertainty over the family issue. '

Chang forecast further downside in the near-term but is starting to look for places to add positions in beaten-down shares.

Other factors will affect near-term employment growth as well.

Disruptions in production may limit Japan's near-term demand for energy; oil prices fell in the immediate aftermath of the quake.

Today's benchmark rate increase signals that officials still view inflation as the major near-term threat to China.

But there should be the monetary room to finance reconstruction without generating a near-term debt crisis.

The recent sell-off in stock markets is likely to impact upon sentiment in the near term as fund managers brace for redemptions.

A pullback in risk appetite in the near term should favor the dollar, Brian Kim, a currency analyst at UBS AG said in a note.

Most experts and officials think Congress unlikely to renew that authority, rendering any near-term agreement impossible.

Much higher non-performing loans, higher interest rates and weak international capital flows will remain key challenges in the near term.

There are exceptions to this truism, situations in which you can achieve near-term payback for the automation effort.

But in the near term, Chinese leaders won't want to see exports, a key component of both growth and employment in China, flag too much.

But most industry executives are not optimistic about the near-term prospects for a global regime.

The extent of economic stress coupled with lower official government rates is likely to keep bond yields low in the near term.

I recommend short positions (including leveraged bear ETFs) against these stocks for the very near term.

''Our aim is to challenge conventional ideas and enable radical change in the near term. ''

Paradoxically, labor's woes likely will enable many firms to beat near-term earnings expectations, as wage costs dwindle or stagnate.

Investors should be aware of this seasonal bias before they consider adding to new positions in the near term.

With no chance of clarity on these questions in the near term, the companies have called off any plans for a deal in 2011.

Amazon sacrifices near-term profits for long-term investments, again without worrying about what short-term traders think.

"[A]additional major genetic predictors may not exist in Caucasians or may not emerge in the near-term, " the investigators write.

Near term, consumer confidence is being hit by fears of job losses and pay cuts. The possibility of deflation soon could harm spending, too.

Another rich-world bubble may be unlikely in the near term, but things feel very different in emerging markets.

But in the near term, JPMorgan's strength and size give it an edge when it comes to winning business in uncertain financial conditions.

This raises questions about whether Chinese companies themselves will be interested in using yuan overseas in the near term.

Caesarean section may be performed if lesions are present or if swabs detect active shedding near term.

Given the pessimistic malaise now cover the financial markets we don't anticipate any near term change in themes.

Whilst in the near term we will continue to stay cautious, we are mindful that valuations are cheap and also the consensus is quite bearish.

Demand for skilled, qualified staff still outstrips supply, and this key operating constraint shows no sign of easing in the near term.

Worse was the sense that little could be done near term to alter this now-accelerating trajectory.

Consumer spending may continue to grow relatively slowly in the near term as households focus on repairing their balance sheets.

The focus will be on long-term issues but they will also discuss steps that could contribute to a less volatile oil market in the near term.

Interestingly, near-term gold contracts are trading at a higher rate than longer term contracts.

For now, investors' fear of financial institutions failing is intensifying the near-term demand for Treasuries.

At the same time, near term needs in 2001 required that the company secure revenue from another source, namely the enterprise market.

Photoshop Express is a profoundly important project, and Adobe's schedule indicates that its repercussions are near-term and not academic.

Plans can be thought of in three steps: near-term, mid-term, and long-term.

While the Eur could see a intra-day sell off due to the negative data, we should continue to see steady appreciation near term.

However, unless the S&P breaks recent uptrend and closes below key support levels, the near-term technical bias remains bullish.

There may be some scope for a near term rally if there is some further progress regarding Ireland.

There is likely to be insufficient local demand for another large bond issue in the near term.

Can America count on a return to growth to solve most of its near-term budget problems?

The relaxing of the segregated accounts rules is likely to have a muted impact in the near term.

Global and domestic macro head winds remained challenging for equities and may constraint market upside in the near term.

All Fed regions, however, expressed "caution or concern" about their near-term business prospects, the Fed said.

A sensible fiscal plan would couple modest near-term stimulus with long-term reforms to entitlement spending and taxes.

"China's commerce ministry, which has openly resisted any near-term shift, may now have the ear of senior officials, " he says.

Most of that downward revision affects the near term: OPEC's 2013 demand forecast dropped by 5. 7 million barrels a day.

With extreme condition for any capital raising, I believe Citi faces liquidity challenges near term.

Spitznagel and Taleb don't have an opinion about the near-term direction of the markets or economy.

The fact that it is accretive in the near-term means little with money so cheap.

As a result, valuation has shifted from being a talking point of the bulls to one used by those bearish on the near-term outlook.

Despite positive indications, overall manufacturing growth may remain a challenge in the near-term.

Nomura's Mr. Syme wrote that BP could raise equity-linked financing in the near term, perhaps from a Sovereign Wealth Fund.

All these are positives for any investor prepared to look beyond the very near term.

Although oil supplies are currently abundant, "fear itself" is important in determining near-term oil prices.

It may move stock prices in the near term, but it will have almost no long-term relevance, and it will quickly be forgotten.

"The inability to get funding has lowered their near-term expectations for the economy. "

We expect concerns over sub prime mortgages to cause significant volatility in financial markets in the near term.

A dearth of methods, technologies and tools will impede the design and delivery of social media solutions in the near term.

So the future is bright, but don't expect too much leadership or innovation from the emerging markets in the near term in terms.

Near term, the external environment has turned more cloudy, led by a slowdown in the US and other major developed economies.

In the near term, some analysts think Chinese investors haven't fully priced in the myriad risks to domestic stock prices.

That said, our near-term technical bias on the index favors a short-term breather prior to a new upswing.

Despite these near-term challenges, however the investment thesis remains intact.

People now understand that near-term business won't be so good.

The Spanish government has ordered the new digital data link and Cubic expects to announce other orders in the near term.

Certainly, the rise in gold and silver prices could hardly be attributed to worries about near-term inflation.

"This is the lowest level since October 2007, but still too high to see price stability in the near term. "

Contracts to be delivered at the end of 2012 have soared almost 60 per cent while near-term prices have risen by 35 per cent since January.

The near-term yield curve on the pair's government bonds is steeper than in most other countries, suggesting the markets agree.

Stunner offers a near-term and affordable solution to this asymmetric threat.

Fierce competition for water projects mean margins may be squeezed in the near term.

Instead, the heavy economic lifting in the near term will have to be done by China.

Wells Fargo expects further weakness in commodity and emerging markets currencies in the near term.

We expect that bonds will outperform cash in the near term, but longer term would favour a cautious approach to bonds.

Analysts see this leading to more near-term euro strength, leaving the odds in favor of a move toward $1. 45 or beyond.

This is a strong claim, given Bernanke's own abysmal record of forecasting near-term events.

Citigroup's move may be politically astute, but near term it could add to banks' losses.

That, too, should support growth, although capital controls seem unavoidable in the near term.

Gamma rays and other penetrating radiation can cause cancers and other long-term illnesses or, in high amounts, near-term illness or death.

In the near term, that remains a challenge given persistently high unemployment and muted wage gains.

It's a powerful idea and one delivering near term via cost savings an long term through business flexibility.

Yet his gloomy near-term prognosis was brightened by more optimistic forecasts for the real economy later this year and next.

Analysts doubted that McAfee's business would have much near-term impact on Intel's bottom line.

In the near term the downside of the global business cycle may limit the spread of inflation.

"I'm disappointed with the near-term results . . . but we feel that the risk is reflected in the stock price, " Kreher said.

Near term, Apple is driving the platform change to mobile computing and leading in user experience.

our near-term work on price structure and momentum is currently suggesting that downside risk could be limited to S&P 1080.

Even in the near term, Beijing's infrastructure-spending drive will create demand for raw materials.

Probably the largest macro impact is raising the upside risks to China inflation outlook in the near term.

Any real change in the near term must come from China, which increasingly has the most to lose from a dollar debacle.

It's a no-win situation through elections, and near-term investment implications are negative.

couple modest near-term stimulus with long-term reforms to entitlement spending and taxes.

This deal doesn't make ICBC a primary dealer, at least in the near term, the people said.

The eurozone, too, is unlikely to participate in any aggressive public crusade to float the renminbi in the near term.

Stillbirth remains an important cause of fetal loss in both the term and late-preterm (near-term) pregnancy.

At least, in the near term.

Politicians will struggle to reduce debt but find it hard to do so in the near term.

First, there's the near term possibility of a trade war.

The IMF said directors recognized that in the near term, shifting the Chinese economy away from exports could boost unemployment.

That's bad news for the near term. It means that spending on construction will fall even more.

"In the near term, energy efficiency is the largest and lowest cost source of emission reductions, " the report says.

It is an evolving topic, and the new developments, for the near term, will be dominated by advances in the use of portal servers.

Analysts said it could stay choppy on near-term worries about the impact on a shaky Japanese economy.

Goldman insiders believe Mr Blankfein's near-term future will hinge on the share price, which lost more than 12 per cent on Friday.

our near-term technical bias on the S&P 500 index remains bearish as we look for it to weaken further.

The days are short , the weather is cold , and the near - term economic outlook is bleak, but there will be better days ahead.

He scrapped far-out missile-defense schemes and gave priority to near-term alternatives.

That kind of open-ended vision doesn't work here, where our funding environment rewards near-term products, not totems.

Near term price heavily influenced by ethanol demand as blending component.

It is clear that local government defaults and debt restructurings will increase in the near term.

The report's authors said they expect China and India will be 'the powerhouse of HNWI growth' in the near term.