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The comments show that Japan's economy is growing rapidly and deflationary pressure is near an end. A rebound in asset prices will have the most positive impact on the banking sector because it will stimulate an increase in loan demand. Masaki Iso
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They're going to get a deal done, but they may end up paying a premium. These firms are finding an increasing portion of their bottom line attributed to trading and asset management.
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There is no risk-free way to keep your assets away from creditors or else everyone would do it, ... Everything is a tradeoff.
given likely present time
Opportunities are likely to present themselves, especially given a 6- to 12-month time horizon.
given principle state trying
It's not that I'm trying to be greedy. It's the principle of it. If you're injured, the regulations state you're to be given this medal.
given value
It's nothing she would ever have given away. It's value is really sentimental. John Burroughs
given park parking taken tunnel
This park was taken away for construction of the tunnel and never given back. We unpaved a parking lot and put up a paradise.
given good major news recent sector surprises wrong
There were no major surprises and that actually is good news, given that the recent surprises for the sector have been of the wrong kind.
given infer persons
It is very appropriate to infer that the Veda was given to the world only by persons endowed with all powers. Sathya Baba
given
They haven't given up, ... That is what I like about them.
given gone lady money quite unusual victim
Our victim got all but $250 back of the $90,000 she had given him. The other lady got about one-third of her money ($50,000) back - that was all we could trace. It's quite unusual to get money back - it's usually gone but we got lucky. David White
given pattern respect rise
The pattern has given rise to the adage, 'Sell in May and go away' with respect to stocks.