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The suggestion seemed that PC makers might have to raise prices to offset their component costs, scaring away some buyers.

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Slow growth limits companies’ ability to pass on costs, and falling oil prices have partly offset tariff-driven pressures.

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He claims that Deutsche Bank misused “netting” practices that allow banks to offset credit risk exposure, thereby inflating the bank’s capital and leverage ratios.

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“We view the production profile having been bolstered by a longer life asset, offsetting shorter reserve lives at Bolanitos and Guanacevi,” he says.”

It’s a high-net-worth strategy because it creates passive losses in taxable portfolios, which are used to offset capital gains for tax purposes.

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