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The fall of the yen has led to a decrease on the Japanese market.
The manufacturing and service PMI, which fell to 50.4 and51.3 respectively, has led to a decrease in the indexes.
This in turn has led to a decrease in the demand of coal worldwide.
The fall of the housing market in China has led to a decrease on Asian markets.
This fact has led to a decrease in the probability of the Fed raising interest rates this year.
However, as occurred in other countries,urbanisation has led to a decrease in agricultural activities.
This has led to a decrease in the total population, which started in the 1990s and is still continuing.
Future publications might confirm that the recent economic slowdown has led to a decrease in transport activities.
This fact has led to a decrease in the probability of the Fed raising interest rates in September this year, which is positive for the gold price.
Strengthening of the yen amid growing demand for defensive assets has led to a decrease in quotations of export-oriented companies.
This fact has led to a decrease in fears on the market and as a result of fixing short positions, we saw a strong upward movement.
The price of euro corrected upward amid the weak data on the labor market andthe US trade balance, which has led to a decrease in the US dollar.
Nevertheless, improved security has led to a decrease in the number of internally displaced persons and an increase in the number of returnees.
American stock indexes fell on the background of the negative dynamics of oil prices, which has led to a decrease in the cost of energy companies.
This fact has led to a decrease in the price of the Japanese yen, which in turn was positively displayed on the quotes on export-oriented companies.
The reduction since 1998 of posts funded under the regular budget has led to a decrease of staff against such posts by 6.1 per cent.
That has led to a decrease in the acceptance of the use of violence, and a greater tendency to report incidents of violence.
The dramatic decline of fertility since the International Conference on Population and Development has led to a decrease in the global population growth rate.
This fact has led to a decrease in the yen, which looks overbought and whose fall can provoke strong growth in the stock markets of Japan in the near future.
Effective work of law-enforcement institutions andlegislative regulation has led to a decrease in the number of cases of human trafficking during the past few years.
The potential for further strengthening of theyen declined significantly and the statements of the Bank of Japan on the possible monetary easing has led to a decrease in the Japanese currency.
The Committee welcomes the improvement of primary health care, which has led to a decrease in infant mortality from 35 per thousand live births in 1998 to 25 in 2003.
Strengthening of the Japanese yen after data on the growth of industrial production in May by 0.5% after declining by 2.8% in April has led to a decrease on the Japanese market.
The main event was the statement the Bank of Japan on monetary policy, which has led to a decrease in the yen, which in turn displays negatively on investors' sentiment.
This has led to a decrease in the infant mortality rate, which was at 13.9 per 1,000 live births in 2008, and an increase in life expectancy, which is currently 73.94 years.
The rather modest economic development in the old as well as in the new Länder since 1995 has led to a decrease in gainful employment and to an increase in unemployment.
It was reported that climate change has led to a decrease in rainfall, leading to droughts in various parts of the world and poor agricultural output, hindering economic growth.
Today the dynamics of trading will depend on the revaluation of yesterday's statement by the Fed, which has led to a decrease in the probability of the Fed raising interest rates in June.
In Darfur, while the implementation of the joint communiqué has led to a decrease in bureaucratic constraints on humanitarian operations, belligerents continue to impose other types of restrictions and perpetrate attacks against humanitarian workers on the ground.