"gaining traction"

#11070736

13 March 2024

Workers are sorting out bananas at a vegetable market in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia, on March 11, 2024. The Indonesian rupiah may be poised for near-term weakness before gaining traction as global investors begin to purchase the nation's bonds.

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#11070756

13 March 2024

Workers are sorting out bananas at a vegetable market in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia, on March 11, 2024. The Indonesian rupiah may be poised for near-term weakness before gaining traction as global investors begin to purchase the nation's bonds.

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#6513346

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application is seen in the Apple App Store on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#6513344

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application logo is seen on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#6513340

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application logo is seen on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#6513338

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application logo is seen on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#6513334

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application is seen on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#6513336

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application is seen on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#6513332

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application is seen on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#6513330

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application is seen on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#6513328

10 March 2021

The Clubhouse application is seen on an iPhone screen in this photo illustration in Warsaw, Poland on March 10, 2021. The invitation-only audio app which has been recently banned in China, is gaining traction in parts of the Gulf where it is sparking bold conversations in countries known to curb free speech. The popularity of the app is so great that some users in Saudi Arabia are offering to sell invitations on Twitter, highlighting a repressed appetite for debate and discussion despite the fear of surveillance.

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#3058420

22 August 2018

Paíneis at the headquarters of Bovespa in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on August 21, 2018. The dollar jumped 2 percent on Tuesday and closed at 4 reais for the first time since February 2016, with investors beginning to put in prices the possibility of market-preferred presidential candidate Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB) not to go to the second round, since it continues without gaining traction in the dispute.The dollar advanced 2.01 percent to 4.0372 reais in the sale, the highest level since the 4,049 reais of February 18, 2016. It was the fifth consecutive high of the dollar, during which period it advanced 4.40 percent.At the high of the day, reached 4,0382 reais. The future dollar had appreciation of 1.70 percent.

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#3058424

22 August 2018

Paíneis at the headquarters of Bovespa in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on August 21, 2018. The dollar jumped 2 percent on Tuesday and closed at 4 reais for the first time since February 2016, with investors beginning to put in prices the possibility of market-preferred presidential candidate Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB) not to go to the second round, since it continues without gaining traction in the dispute.The dollar advanced 2.01 percent to 4.0372 reais in the sale, the highest level since the 4,049 reais of February 18, 2016. It was the fifth consecutive high of the dollar, during which period it advanced 4.40 percent.At the high of the day, reached 4,0382 reais. The future dollar had appreciation of 1.70 percent.

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#3058430

22 August 2018

Paíneis at the headquarters of Bovespa in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on August 21, 2018. The dollar jumped 2 percent on Tuesday and closed at 4 reais for the first time since February 2016, with investors beginning to put in prices the possibility of market-preferred presidential candidate Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB) not to go to the second round, since it continues without gaining traction in the dispute.The dollar advanced 2.01 percent to 4.0372 reais in the sale, the highest level since the 4,049 reais of February 18, 2016. It was the fifth consecutive high of the dollar, during which period it advanced 4.40 percent.At the high of the day, reached 4,0382 reais. The future dollar had appreciation of 1.70 percent.

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#3058436

22 August 2018

Paíneis at the headquarters of Bovespa in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on August 21, 2018. The dollar jumped 2 percent on Tuesday and closed at 4 reais for the first time since February 2016, with investors beginning to put in prices the possibility of market-preferred presidential candidate Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB) not to go to the second round, since it continues without gaining traction in the dispute.The dollar advanced 2.01 percent to 4.0372 reais in the sale, the highest level since the 4,049 reais of February 18, 2016. It was the fifth consecutive high of the dollar, during which period it advanced 4.40 percent.At the high of the day, reached 4,0382 reais. The future dollar had appreciation of 1.70 percent.

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#3058438

22 August 2018

Paíneis at the headquarters of Bovespa in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on August 21, 2018. The dollar jumped 2 percent on Tuesday and closed at 4 reais for the first time since February 2016, with investors beginning to put in prices the possibility of market-preferred presidential candidate Geraldo Alckmin (PSDB) not to go to the second round, since it continues without gaining traction in the dispute.The dollar advanced 2.01 percent to 4.0372 reais in the sale, the highest level since the 4,049 reais of February 18, 2016. It was the fifth consecutive high of the dollar, during which period it advanced 4.40 percent.At the high of the day, reached 4,0382 reais. The future dollar had appreciation of 1.70 percent.

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