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In particular, he said the challenges embodied in the sharp rise in energy and commodity prices must be faced squarely.

Some analysts said the rebound might be only a respite from the past week's sharp rise in longer-dated bond yields.

Despite this sharp rise, output in August was 0. 7% lower it had been a year earlier.

Japanese Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda called an evening news conference in which he said that the yen's sharp rise was 'one-sided. '

The overall economic result was a classic bubble, as surging credit fuelled a sharp rise in inflation and a real estate boom.

"Given the decline in our current account surplus, there is no foundation for a sharp rise in the renminbi, " he said.

Population levels around the basin are expected to double to 40m over the next two decades, causing a sharp rise in the demand for water.

In Guinea, the Bank is preparing an emergency budget-support operation to help the government manage the sharp rise in food and oil prices.

There was also a sharp rise in some prices, which tends to happen when supply is suddenly disrupted.

Nobody disagrees there has been a sharp rise in warehouse stocks in and around China.

Economists in Beijing and the West are skeptical that Chinese leaders are ready to accept a sharp rise in the renminbi's value.

Khartoum closed its border with its southern neighbor in March, cutting off trade and leading to a sharp rise in commodity prices.

The logging ban has not been applied to bamboo, resulting in a sharp rise in demand for bamboo products.

The result has been a sharp rise in the number of individual, often uncoordinated, projects.

Jing Ulrich: China's inflation differs from the rest of world since it has mostly been fuelled by a sharp rise in food prices.

There has been a sharp rise in the rate of inflation.

The sharp rise in cases in children came at the end of August and beginning of September, Lieberman told Reuters in a telephone interview.

If it does, there could be a sharp rise in Chinese private demand for gold.

Given the sharp rise of these shares in recent months, the fund's total assets are estimated to have jumped to $40bn.

Also raising eyebrows was the sharp rise in Treasury holdings attributed to the United Kingdom.

To be sure, though, the recent sharp rise in the sector could make it tougher for those shares to keep rallying.

But there may be a case for the Fed to schedule extra, smaller purchases to avoid a sharp rise in yields when the current programme ends.

It also tightened rules for residential home loans, saying a 'sharp rise in asset prices in such a short time causes concern. '

The sharp rise in prices for energy, commodities, metals and minerals produced mainly in the developing world explains part of this shift.

A 1994 measure to promote jobs made it easier to hire temporary workers and led to a sharp rise in their numbers.

More often than not, a sharp rise in the stock price of a bankrupt company reflects speculation about the recovery value prospects.

The NATO operation aims to help calm the situation off Somalia's coast, which has witnessed a sharp rise in pirate attacks in recent months.

In addition, there has been a sharp rise in the acceptance of gender equality and alternative lifestyles.

The researchers concluded that while bariatric surgery for adolescent patients has seen a sharp rise in recent years, it is still rare.

Had it not been for a sharp rise in the quarter of inventories, economic output would have fallen by just over 5%.

Our city becoming increasingly crowded due to the expanding population and the sharp rise in the number of private cars.

Federal health officials on Wednesday linked the H1N1 flu epidemic to a sharp rise in the number of severe bacterial infections.

Due to the sharp rise in real estate prices, drastic changes have occurred in Zigong, an inland city in Sichuan Province in Southwest China.

The company also enjoyed a sharp rise in sales of educational products.

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

A good chunk of the increase may be attributed to the sharp rise in law-enforcement numbers on the border.

the 2008 onwards, all a sharp rise in raw material prices, the average fare increase of up to 30% or more.

Too much fatty food and too few activities are leading to a sharp rise in childhood obesity in Beijing.

In a high level with barium titanate, the small amount by addition of carbonyl iron resulted in the sharp rise on dielectric loss.

That sharp rise in oxygen may have been the catalyst to the evolution of animals, including our ancestors.

There was no drop in 1986, and then came a sharp rise in the following years.

The sharp rise in the Swiss franc has made it costlier for Swiss-based outfits to pay their wages (see chart).

The market boom has resulted in a sharp rise in the number of new mutual funds.

Within months, however, ShoreBank found itself in deep trouble as a sharp rise in job losses hit its borrowers.

But if foreign investors are so concerned, why is the dollar's decline not accompanied by a sharp rise in bond yields?

Academics and newspapers have blamed foreign money for the sharp rise in house prices, especially in Shanghai and Beijing.

And also of increasing concern to health professionals and organizations worldwide is the sharp rise in drug - resistant strains of TB .

Ending QE with a sharp rise in US interest rates would indeed strengthen the dollar against the real.

Employers may witness a sharp rise in sick leave and lower productivity during the month-long World Cup competition.

The sharp rise in narrow-money growth has not translated into lending to companies and individuals.

Commodities trading giant Glencore has reported a sharp rise in profits and revenue thanks to strong demand for grain and oil in particular.

Another reason: Beijing fears a sharp rise in the currency will lure in a destabilizing surge of 'hot money. '

Fourth (and most important), he presided over sustained rapid economic growth and a sharp rise in Russians' living standards.

The criticism was for a sharp rise in public security spending, which for the first time overtook the military budget.

In recent years, the sharp rise in world energy demand strengthen the international energy market formation pressure.

The sharp rise in demand in recent years reflects growing concern about China's limited and relatively weak social security system.

Profit Taking Occurs when traders sell stock to cash in on a sharp rise . This action pushes prices down temporarily.

And high unemployment means a sharp rise in the number of Americans without health insurance.

China's food prices also showed a sharp rise since the middle of December.

Zero (although the sharp rise in popularity of the phrase "what a pussy" coincided exactly with his presidency).

Rumor has it that President Obama's deficit commission may call for deep benefit cuts, in particular a sharp rise in the retirement age.

Both countries' share the problem of surging fertiliser prices as well as a sharp rise in rural wages in the past year or so.

Our city getting increasingly crowded due to the expanding popul together with sharp rise in the number of privingested cars.

However, the sharp rise in bank loans has prompted intense discussion within China on the risks of fomenting bubbles.

Producers, consumers, and middle men all share the responsibility for the sharp rise in food costs.

Meanwhile, analysts report a sharp rise in the number of CDS contracts being written.

Turmoil on the world's financial markets leads to a sharp rise in trading on the London Stock Exchange.

The first result was a sharp rise in traffic and productivity and fall in freight costs.

Several economists also expressed concern at a sharp rise in input prices in both surveys.

The sharp rise in risk aversion saw the Vix, the Wall Street "fear gauge" and best guide to market volatility, jump to 13-month highs.

It has been accompanied by a sharp rise in the gap between short and long rates.

The survey predicts a sharp rise in spending on compliance over the coming year.

But if foreign investors are so concerned, why hasn't the dollar's decline been accompanied by a sharp rise in bond yields?

It remains unfazed by a sharp rise in valuations in many Asian property markets.

Experts are reporting a sharp rise in the number of husbands who have simply "gone off" passion.

Last December Barack Obama and Republican leaders in Congress narrowly avoided a sharp rise in tax rates.

On Sept. 6, the Swiss National Bank said it would buy euros to stop the franc's sharp rise.

The mechanism is likely to involve a sharp rise in blood pressure, which causes the tear.

The share of the BRICs leapt from 16% to 22%, a sharp rise in such a short period.

But new reports show a sharp rise in insurgent attacks -- including a 55% increase in children being injured.

The Japanese economy has been hit by a sharp rise in the yen, a slowdown in exports and weak domestic demand.

However, analysts and miners said that recent events would probably cause a sharp rise in second-quarter prices.

The eurozone has joined this "new mercantilism" and the result will be a sharp rise in global imbalances.

Fifth, the socialization of private losses and debt implies a sharp rise in public debt burdens.

Despite the sharp rise in our standard of living in recent decades, Americans today are little or no happier than earlier generations.

The sharp rise in prices defied high inventory levels and rather meek economic activity.

Bernanke said a weak dollar may have contributed somewhat to the sharp rise in oil.

In the past century, the solar radiation has been showing a sharp rise in an unprecedented situation.

City residents also blame migrant workers for the sharp rise in the urban crime rate.

Analysts are fretting more about an expected sharp rise in corporate bond defaults.

They are asked to report any sharp rise or fall in the water table or if water bubbles in the well, becomes murky or changes in taste.

Contagion is already spreading as shown by yesterday's sharp rise in Italian bond yields.

Fears are mounting that Chinese banks will suffer a sharp rise in bad loans following an unprecedented lending spree in 2009.

Increasing enrollment causes a sharp rise in educational costs.

Buying warrants just before a sharp rise in volatility can prove very lucrative.

The data show that complaints about sales service witnessed a sharp rise year-on-year.

These factors point to a sharp rise in bank failures.

The sharp rise is likely to keep China's trade and currency policies on the minds of U. S. lawmakers in 2011.

The move follows a sharp rise in skin cancer deaths among young women using sunbeds.

This, analysts say, could add further fuel to the dollar's recent sharp rise.

Their rise reflects a sharp rise in Chinese real estate prices over the past year.

That represents a sharp rise in the medium-term risk of owning Portuguese bonds.

The sharp rise in values for high-quality art has encouraged owners to part with their best paintings and sculptures.

There is no reason to predict an imminent sharp rise in lending.

In the medium term, a sharp rise in inflation is a distinct possibility.

The imposition of the tax on books caused a sharp rise in price.

The result was a sharp rise in financing costs.

They are worried that a sharp rise in annual road taxes could put them out of business.

Strong electronics sales helped drive a sharp rise in Sony Corp.

Foreign nationals have begun leaving because of a sharp rise in violence.

China sees sharp rise in foreign exchange purchase.

So when demand begins to revive, a sharp rise in prices is inevitable.

But there are two reasons that the earthquake may not trigger a sharp rise in yields.

They have slashed the city's budget-deficit forecast, in part because of the sharp rise in tax receipts from investment banks.

They also blame them for the sharp rise in urban crime rate.

The yen's sharp rise in 2010 clearly made Tokyo accommodations extra pricey.

Countries such as Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia have seen a sharp rise in middle-class income and wealth levels in recent years.

Raised import prices, a sharp rise in inflation and some internal unrest has been the outcome.

The sharp rise in passenger-vehicle sales in China this year is being led by provinces to the west like Shaanxi, Ningxia and Tibet.

The proportion of frauds committed by middle managers has shown a particularly sharp rise, from 26% in 2007 to 42% today.

Turbulence in the airline industry last year led to a sharp rise in short-term tactical marketing over long-term brand building.

China's census shows its population grew to 1. 34 billion people by 2010, with a sharp rise in those over 60.

Meanwhile, the exchange rate was artificially high, leading to a sharp rise in the trade deficit.

Some suggest a sharp rise in the monthly minimum wage of 500 nuevos soles ($157).

However, with the sharp rise in the urban population, many problems arise in the development of cities.

A sharp rise in price.

How many boards were fully aware of the sharp rise in their leverage?

In the specific case of Foxconn, it is true that the recent spate of suicides marks a sharp rise from last year.

Industry analysts said China's iron buyers are still angry at a sharp rise in the benchmark level last year.

Brazilian steel producers suffered a sharp fall in prices last year, which they blamed on a sharp rise in cheap imports, mainly from China.

A sharp rise in global markets during the second quarter last year accounted for most of the recovery.

The lull in global warming from 1998 to 2008 was mainly caused by a sharp rise in China's coal use, a study suggests.

The last year also saw a sharp rise in the cost of travel, which climbed an average 7. 8pc.

Rather untypical is the sharp rise of EU clothing imports from Hong Kong, China in 2006.

With the increasing penetration of mobile phone in our country, the amount of SMS has also been in a sharp rise.

they say China could face steep losses in the event of a sharp rise in United States interest rates or a plunge in the value of the dollar

was preceded by a sharp rise in inflation that forced the central bank to raise interest rates

Sharp rise in rotor spinning productivity due to new piecing quality

Investment banks see sharp rise in hedge business

Sharp rise in Myanmar-US trade in one decade