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Investors also appeared to think that an increase could come soon enough to rescue the sinking dollar, which rose more than 1percentt against the euro after the Fed's 2 15 p.m. announcement.

Mark Carney, the Bank of England governor, has suggested "the turn of the year" might be the moment to consider tightening monetary policy (ie raising rates); Janet Yellen at the US Federal Reserve has signalled that an increase could come as early as September.

Some economists believe an increase could come in middle of the year, but Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said Friday's data could delay a rise until late this year or even early 2016.

For example, we assumed that landscapes with high amounts of habitat and low yields, where an increase in food production could come from both expansion and intensification, would have a different type of conflict (Type III conflict in Table 1) than would landscapes with low amounts of habitat and low yields, where an increase could come only from intensification (Type II conflict).

The highlight of the day though came during the conference call, when Chief Executive Jamie Dimon Jamie Dimon said a dividend increase could come in the second half of the year.

In the confusion yesterday, the selling of stocks and bonds seemed to show that some investors thought an interest rate increase could come sooner than expected.

Quinn was vocal about his plan to raise the state's income taxes during last year's campaign, and the 75percentt increase could come up for a vote as soon as Friday, the Chicago Tribune reports.

The increase could come out to about 8 cents a pack at checkout counters, according to Bonnie Herzog, a Credit Suisse First Boston analyst.

Wage increases could come to the rescue.

This is significantly less than the rises announced by rivals, but it warned that more increases could come if the Government does not back down on so-called green levies.

EDF has become the latest energy company to raise prices for its customers, announcing an average price rise of 3.9% on its dual fuel tariffs and warning that more increases could come if the government does not cut fees for social and environmental work.