Sentence examples for spillover report from inspiring English sources

7.54am BST Overnight, the IMF warned that most of the potential economic impact of the turmoil in the eurozone had not yet hit, as part its Spillover Report that looks at potential threats to the global economy.

"These five currencies have accepted the spillover report despite the fact that they understand that sometimes it will be a bit problematic for them, because we will say things they don't like," he said.

Such "spillover reports," he said, will include the world's five major currencies: the dollar, the euro, the yen, the pound and the renminbi.

The results for Japan are contrasting with (Kanas 2000; Yang and Doong 2004), who reported spillover from stock returns to exchange rate returns and also (Beer and Hebein 2011; Francis et al. 2006), who found foreign exchange market volatility spillover to stock market.

a) Spillover: The study misses "spillover" effects.

Using a stochastic volatility model, Du et al. (2011) reported volatility spillover from oil, corn and wheat markets using futures prices post 2006.

All 15 decertified firms reported no spillover effects their US exports were not affected by EU HACCP decertification, since separate documentation was required and they had little incentive to maintain EU HACCP certification.

The first reports of spillover to wild birds occurred in low numbers of captive waterbirds at a Hong Kong waterfowl park in 2002 [7].

Researchers have reported fatal spillover events of both lyssaviruses (Allworth et al. 1996) and filoviruses (Leroy et al. 2009) from bats to people in Africa.

We previously reported the spillover of H1N1pdm from humans to swine and absence of North American triple reassortant, classical, and European avian-like swine viruses in swine herds in Sri Lanka during August 2009 May 20122 (2 ).

"We believe that credit card performance will noticeably deteriorate during the year," Fitch Ratings said in a report this week, "given spillover from residential mortgages, weaker economic trends and higher levels of unemployment".