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Definitions for Tensions
ten·sions
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Tensions in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Tensions in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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Even if China doesn't follow up, the threat (on rare earths) will increase tensions between the two sides and that is likely to drive investors out of stocks and into government bonds.
After we went home on Friday, Asian equities closed the week weaker... reflecting an increased level of apprehension on whether or not the U.S. and China can find an agreement to de-escalate their trade tensions ahead of the March 1st deadline, u.S.-led trade uncertainty along with increasing concerns over the extent of the current global growth slowdown has seen an increase in demand for core global bonds.
It has much higher debt, trade tensions with a major trading partner and its growth has been steadily slowing down for a number of years, which gives a weak starting point to face such a crisis.
The latest developments certainly raised concern that tensions will continue to flare up.
We would consider an ADIZ...over portions of the South China Sea as a provocative and destabilizing act which would automatically raise tensions and call into serious question China's commitment to diplomatically manage the territorial disputes of the South China Sea, so we urge China not to move unilaterally in ways that are provocative.
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- SpannungenGerman
- feszültségekHungarian
- tensõesPortuguese
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