In 28 countries development indicators improved, while security indicators deteriorated.
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Some of the soft indicators, the sentiment indicators have weakened some.
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It's calculated by measuring the difference between financial "pain" indicators and financial "pleasure" indicators.
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Its governance indicators and human development indicators are more akin to the highest-rated sovereigns.
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GDP per capita, human development indicators and financial development indicators are significantly below 'B' medians, illustrating weak debt tolerance.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, you know, I look at the money market indicators and I look at the yield curve indicators.
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"Surprise, surprise, China is the only major economy where leading indicators — very important word 'leading indicators' — are accelerating," said Bernstein.
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Human and financial development indicators, as well as governance and doing business indicators, compare favourably with both 'BB' and 'BBB' medians.
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But despite these positive indicators, Statistics South Africa warned that the recovery remains fragile as "longer-term indicators show subdued growth."
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"The leading economic indicators are still positive in the euro zone, and leading economic indicators are sequentially improving in China," added Dwyer.
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And we're going to look at a wide range of indicators, not just what you mentioned, but a broad range of indicators.
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However, although political normalisation since 2011 has contributed to better governance indicators, other structural and development indicators, while also improving, remain weak.
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Many structural indicators, such as per capita income, are somewhat weaker than those of 'BBB' category peers, although governance indicators are slightly stronger.
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Economic indicators are classified as one of three types, according to their timing: lagging indicators, such as unemployment rate, are measurements that change only after the economy as a whole changes; coincident indicators, such as retail sales, change at approximately the same time as the economy; and leading indicators, such as stock market returns, change before the rest of the economy.
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So, if people aren't paying attention to the indicators of a source's veracity that we already have, why would additional indicators make a difference?
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The perceivers were also homing in on the eyes, because eyes, too, are strong indicators of happiness -- especially as indicators of repeated past happiness.
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"The indicators do not signal a recovery, but business climate indicators send a first ray of hope," the ministry said in its monthly report.
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"It's not going to trigger off with the economic indicators, it triggers off with the public health indicators," said Brookings Institution fellow Lauren Bauer.
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GDP per capita is on par with peers, while governance indicators and ease of doing business indicators are slightly better than 'BB' medians and improving.
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Among that group, over 55% showed at least one of the nine indicators for Internet Gaming Disorder, and even 23% showed at least three indicators.
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Although there is potential for economic indicators to flip, the current momentum and indicators suggest that the U.S. economy will get worse before it gets better.
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So, in terms of what you're asking, it's fair enough; but I would say you should be looking at the price indicators, not the job indicators.
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Although many cameras have small light indicators to let you know when they're on, these indicators can be easily missed or turned off by a hacker.
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There will be likely be intelligence indicators from a launch site if that were about to happen, but the indicators may not be foolproof, officials say.
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While many of the exhibition's lagging and coincident indicators seek to prick the viewer's conscience, the works that resemble leading indicators are rarely accusatory or moralistic.
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World Bank Doing Business indicators and Human Development index and governance indicators are all in line or above the 'A' median and close to the 'AA' median.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Morocco's ratings balance macro stability and neutral public and external finance indicators relative to 'BBB-' rated peers, with weak structural indicators (including development and governance).
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Nigeria's ratings are constrained by weak governance indicators, as measured by the World Bank, as well as low human development and business environment indicators and per capita income.
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He also said that weakening in nonfinancial indicators, such as those for labor markets, more than offset positive contributions from financial indicators, "suggesting some risks to growth persist."
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Haymarket Media Group will implement the indicators on three brands by year-end, and several more outlets will begin to display the indicators over the next six months.
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GDP per capita and broader human development indicators are well above 'B' category peers and more in line with the 'BBB' median, although governance indicators are weaker than peers.
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The four DHS guidelines cover how private organizations can share cyber threat indicators among themselves and with the federal government and how the government can receive and share those indicators.
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"If you look at the soft indicators, PMIs, even in France where the hard indicators have not been amazing, you get some hint there might be an upside surprise," Obstfeld said.
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Indeed, soft indicators like sentiment and manufacturing surveys already suggest that growth has at least leveled off early in the second quarter, even if hard indicators have yet to confirm this.
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For sure, not all inflation indicators send the same worrying signals as the five-year, five-year forward, leading to some concern that the ECB is too focused on market indicators.
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Instead of taking polls as indicators — imperfect indicators, but still — that something is going wrong and he might want to pivot for his own good, he might not consider them at all.
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We are seeing these risks manifest in a wide variety of indicators — indicators which in many cases are better indicators of what is actually happening in the economy, rather than what we call hard data — so there is a clear case for stimulus, and stimulus now, in order to have an effect when the economy really needs it.
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"Considering signals from other housing indicators and from indicators outside housing with good forecasting track records (such as the Treasury yield curve), the regional housing data noted here merit close attention," Emmons wrote.
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Leading economic indicators monitored by the OECD have weakened since the start of the year and point to slower expansion over the next six to nine months ("Composite leading indicators", OECD, July 2018).
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The other factor is that economic indicators are coming off.
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But they are bullish indicators for the smart lock industry.
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That's all great if you had some battery life indicators.
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Warner says the economic indicators point to a stacked deck.
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Can you give me some concrete examples of those indicators?
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The hidden power indicators lights are a nice touch too.
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Plus, Breakingviews picks three indicators to monitor the world economy.
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Kenya's governance indicators are weaker than the 'B' range median.
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The biggest warning signs, he explains, are indicators of contempt.
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Other housing indicators are also weaker than expected this year.
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Moving averages are popular trend indicators used by technical analysts.
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And work on the Indicators pages of the weekly newspaper.
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Explore the indicators behind the index with our interactive chart
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The anecdotal indicators probably feed the perception of these risks.
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Morocco's governance and development indicators are a major credit weakness.
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Lagging indicators include metrics such as renewal rate and expansion.
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They are the ultimate indicators of a relaxed, happy rat.
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Let's look at the main indicators of global economic activity.
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Other indicators also show the city is holding up well.
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There are lots of physiological indicators that it should be.
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However, leading indicators of labor demand have generally been positive.
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Confidence indicators dipped after the referendum, but have recovered since.
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Shares were seen opening up 1.6 percent in premarket indicators.
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It has a hundred indicators — domestic, international, jobs, and inflation.
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However, Ostrow's wealth indicators are weaker than the national average.
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"We're quite happy with these key performance indicators," he said.
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Good indicators across the board would confirm better times ahead.
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"Clearly some of the market indicators have deteriorated," Hatzius said.
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Those panic indicators are what create tradable bounces, he noted.
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Earnings growth, earnings revisions and forward looking indicators remain healthy.
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Measuring success is hard, but there are some positive indicators.
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But indicators show investors are still betting on sterling weakness.
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Indicators of the euro zone's key economic fundamentals look good.
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The latest U.S. economic indicators to be released remained underwhelming.
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Consumer and economic confidence indicators are well within historical norms.
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A slew of other indicators have underlined turmoil in trucking.
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The resumes differed in indicators of gender and socioeconomic background.
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Technical indicators include those that are purely mathematical in construction.
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Each man, in his own way, emitted indicators of bias.
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Technical indicators suggest that gold could fall further, they added.
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There are other negative indicators of increasing concern, as well.
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Yamada believes other indicators also point to more record highs.
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Deteriorating economic indicators say one thing, but stocks say another.
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Merkel's tenure as Chancellor is marked by strong macroeconomic indicators.
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" Flynn was described as not giving "any indicators of deception.
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This minor correction has relieved both of these technical indicators.
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These are indicators that are not shared by other economies.
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Other indicators suggest the recovery is finally extending its reach.
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ET before leading indicators crosses the wires at 10 a.m.
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It got an "average" score in both temporary unemployment indicators.
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Color, movement and texture all become indicators of ecological health.
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Other economic indicators have been trending in the same direction.
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Some indicators suggest that Greece is on the right track.
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Jack Ewing Two key economic indicators come out this week.
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Here are some major recession indicators that are flashing red.
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This comes after a few indicators showing a possible recession.
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Most of the indicators thus far have shown little damage.
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Mr. Harriel sees those numbers as indicators of hidden promise.
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Related indicators: Initial claims for unemployment insurance; payroll job growth.
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Wong also brushed aside the latest economic indicators about China.
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In the meantime, technical indicators are also flashing bearish signals.
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Some indicators are pointing up, some down and some sideways.
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Economic indicators are pointing at opposing directions for future growth.
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Related indicators: Retail sales; average hourly earnings; real personal income.
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What indicators might cause Powell to slow down the process?
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All economic indicators suggest things are roaring in the country.
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But legitimately, most indicators really are looking good these days.
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Indeed, key European growth indicators were not encouraging on Tuesday.
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No recession is within view based on the leading indicators.
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What are the key performance indicators (KPIs) for the role?
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The most obvious indicators, of course, are the empty seats.
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We give them information on 2800 sustainability indicators and this would include environmental indicators like the carbon footprint, waste footprint, water footprint, like Delman was just referring to, in this supply chain as well.
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"TSA does not have valid evidence that most of the indicators in its revised list of behavioral indicators can be used to identify individuals who may pose a threat to aviation security," the report concludes.
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Combining indicators with movements in property prices improves the performance of indicators and, when applied to economies today, they point to the build-up of risks in a number of countries, the BIS review said.
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A run of recent indicators also showed China's growth engine decelerating.
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U.S. economic indicators released on Tuesday helped to underpin the greenback.
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The policies may also be indicators of a hostile school environment.
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"There a lot of indicators showing softening" in housing, he said.
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Some recent indicators point to a pick-up later this year.
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A look back at some of the key indicators of 2016
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Banks typically do it to detect any early indicators of fraud.
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Could such defections, for example, be early indicators of political instability?
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Minnette said these are obvious indicators of a mental health breakdown.
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We saw similar indicators prior to recessions in 2001 and 2008.
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Home prices data is expected Tuesday and advanced economic indicators Thursday.
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Graduation rates and housing indicators have also improved in the region.
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Inflation and earnings quality are all "expansionary" indicators, according to Golub.
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The rest of the report provides indicators that bounce both ways.
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Common indicators also apply to many types of congenital heart defects.
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Its shares were seen slipping 1 percent in pre-market indicators.
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Recent economic indicators seem to have jolted the government into action.
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But on a second set of indicators the country fares worse.
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ET. The index of leading economic indicators comes at 200 a.m.
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Leading indicators rose 28.40 percent last month, slightly more than expected.
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Analysts then scrutinize the indicators based upon what is going on.
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The shares were seen rising 0.5 percent, according to premarket indicators.
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Ms Sahm's unemployment-based index resembles many other popular leading indicators.
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CPI indicators -- WAPNER: CPI was cool, it was cooler this morning.
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Since the election, these indicators have gone up 40%, 40%, 30%.
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Most will instinctively seek cover when damage indicators start to appear.
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We have these other indicators, let's start using them in addition.
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Activity indicators include a customer's engagement in the product or service.
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Leading indicators and existing home sales are due at 10 a.m.
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The index is jointly developed by MNI Indicators and ISM-Chicago.
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But we believe those health indicators shouldn't be owned by us.
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"There are lot of indicators that favor its attribution," said Veyres.
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Leading indicators increased by 0.6 percent, according to the Conference Board.
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These visual indicators could alert users about possible HTTPS stripping attempts.
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"That type of humor is one of our indicators," Jane stated.
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However, other indicators of the economy's health have been more mixed.
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Other uncertainty indicators — the VIX, for example — paint a different picture.
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Pessimism among investors reflects not just the indicators pointing towards recession.
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How are investors to position their portfolios with these indicators afoot?
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Not all oil market indicators pointed to ongoing price rises, however.
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Funding and liquidity indicators remain satisfactory and are important rating drivers.
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The optimism on markets came despite mixed news from economic indicators.
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World Bank governance indicators are in line with the peer median.
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The usual suspects, widely regarded indicators, are sending out mixed signals.
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Oil demand is closely tied to broader indicators of economic growth.
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Leading indicators for January fell 0.2 percent, in line with expectations.
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These are indicators of aggressive, impulsive or risky behavior, Swanson said.
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Yet, in general, Africa's many positive indicators can sometimes be overlooked.
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Bulgaria's governance indicators are in line with its 'BBB' category peers.
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It can be hard to separate subjective experience with physical indicators.
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Consequently, macro-prudential risk indicators (MPI scores) continue to trend lower.
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Yet major indicators show that its economy is slowing down sharply.
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The region's socio-economic indicators are comparable with the national average.
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The company's shares were seen up 853%, according to premarket indicators.
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The success indicators that follow will help you do just that.
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"Leaders understand that these are key indicators of quality of life."
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So how are those supply and demand indicators looking right now?
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But the timing and content are more important indicators of authenticity.
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Other economic indicators in the United States and abroad are deteriorating.
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The shares were indicated more than 4% lower in premarket indicators.
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Were there missed indicators that ISIS was operating in the area?
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But, other indicators suggest the estimate isn't all that far off.
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But allow me to remind you that those are lagging indicators.
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Sentiment indicators suggest that the cyclical recovery may be gaining momentum.
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Some economic indicators are warning that a recession may be imminent.
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People's needs and grievances should not exist outside national performance indicators.
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At this stage, the macro indicators point to a wave election.
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"There are more contraindicators than there are indicators," Mr. Miller said.
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Those indicators suggest a little bit of a concern over demand.
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Shares were seen opening up 1.1 percent in pre-market indicators.
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A lot of those indicators point to something close to Florida.
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Other indicators in the latest jobs report were positive as well.
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The Trust Project's Trust Indicators are a different matter, of course.
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Development indicators are better than in most sub-Saharan African countries.
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According to World Heritage, glaciers are more than passive climate indicators.
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Such sentiment indicators could be among the first to detect trouble.
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"Indicators of structures of white oppression have largely disappeared," he argues.
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But these indicators have their own problems, including smaller sample sizes.
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Inversions have been reliable recession indicators for the past 50 years.
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Despite the differences, our forecasts on GDP indicators are pretty close.
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Since December, the indicators of eurozone growth have steadily gotten stronger.
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All of the available indicators suggested it was getting worse, rapidly.
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Inverted yield curves are widely considered highly reliable indicators of recession.
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Some indicators, such as the yield curve, suggest this could occur.
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The latest economic indicators are "somewhat weaker than expected," he said.
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Here are 93 charts of frequently used recession indicators. 1/U.
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And there are other indicators that things may be looking up.
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Economic indicators have perked up — unemployment in December, reported on Jan.
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He doesn't see these factors as contrary indicators to the rally.
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"Such indicators of the climate change are very disturbing," he added.
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There are indicators, however, that the revolution will be short-lived.
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The rig count is one of several indicators of future production.
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ET, with the Conference Board's leading indicators index at 10 a.m.
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Singapore displayed "very good performance in its education indicators," said Scuratti.
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ET, along with the Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators.
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Leading indicators of the world economy point to a continued slowdown.
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Ozyildirim noted that the index's gains were widespread across its indicators.
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Other than that, all the indicators seem to be fairly strong.
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In his speech, Trump tied strong economic indicators to his policies.
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Recent indicators show signs that the Chinese economy is losing momentum.
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Although, early indicators like the LFS aren't showing robust wages growth.
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While they are not perfect, they are highly correlated with several other indicators of gun sales -- tax revenue from firearm sales and number of guns produced, for instance -- and are widely used as indicators of gun sales.
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Kenya's social and governance indicators are also weaker than the 'B' median.
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Ministries will be assigned rigorous numerical targets known as 'key performance indicators'.
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Observatory Wearable monitors measure heart rate, body temperature and other health indicators.
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The key will be to watch sentiment indicators if this dip deepens.
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Indicators suggest sluggish economic activity for the second quarter, the statement added.
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Professional stock watchers tend to be dismissive of polls and sentiment indicators.
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"Those are all indicators that people are interested and eager to grow."
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The one thing that's still really good are the leading economic indicators.
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Sentiment indicators are showing strong results as well, particularly among professional investors.
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That's why it's important to look for other, more concrete bedbug indicators.
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Inverted curves have been reliable recession indicators for the past 50 years.
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If no candidate wins both indicators, the state House determines the election.
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The affirmation reflects the state's weak socio-economic indicators by international standards.
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"All indicators suggested Beta Theta Phi was a model fraternity," Barron continued.
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Indicators released recently showed signs that the Chinese economy is losing momentum.
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The annual survey of bay conditions compares seven indicators to scientific thresholds.
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"There haven't been strong indicators this week that he has," she said.
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The altitude and AoA indicators on one side of the airplane malfunctioned.
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Gastrointestinal symptoms, for example, were not initially recognized as potential early indicators.
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Positive U.S. economic indicators, including low unemployment, should lend support, Smith said.
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This split in opinion is down to copper's currently ambiguous micro indicators.
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I think you have to look at a broad range of indicators.
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Broader FX volatility indicators also remain subdued - Deutsche Bank's Currencies Volatility Index .
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They are now no tighter than America's, according to the OECD's indicators.
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What data would you like to see for each of these indicators?
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Lynn Franco is the organization's senior director of Economic Indicators and Surveys.
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You don't need to dig deep into economic indicators to know that.
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One can't trust these market indicators as one could in the past.
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It then constructed a set of indicators based on the survey responses.
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Digital and IT infrastructure was the most improved of all 95 indicators.
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On some indicators, notably maternal mortality, the Gates report is reasonably sanguine.
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But none of these indicators is a silver bullet for alien life.
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" "On growth, high frequency indicators continue to signal lower activity in Q1.
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Much likelier indicators of support for him were cultural and not pretty.
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Looking at other labor-market indicators does not provide a clear resolution.
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In the past, some of these indicators have warned of trouble ahead.
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The shares were seen rising 2.2 percent, according to pre-market indicators.
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Various economic indicators now suggest the country is heading back towards recession.
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But let's suppose the surface indicators of a coming retreat prove accurate.
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More recent indicators from the RBI suggest private investment is picking up.
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The March index of leading economic indicators is out at 10 a.m.
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But there aren't a lot of indicators of success in the future.
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Guatemala's external indicators are strong compared to peers in the 'BB' category.
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We build in longer-term indicators and make prevention the principal objective.
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"Actually, economic indicators in November already showed the economy gained more momentum."
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World Bank governance indicators are in line with the 'A' peer median.
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There are other positive indicators as well: Market breadth has been strong.
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Like so: You noted the white directional indicators on each warrior, right?
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Indicators suggest that Go-Jek is ahead of both in Indonesia, however.
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Dow did say that leading indicators point to improved performance going forward.
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Most indicators of economic development are in line with 'BB' category medians.
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" He believes that better indicators of creditworthiness are "reliability, discipline, education, employment.
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In relying on just three alternative indicators, Mr Li was relatively parsimonious.
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Other indicators of stance on legalization: Has an F rating from NORML.
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Corn rose to its highest in almost a week, following technical indicators.
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From all the indicators I look at we are not at euphoria.
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This report updates the systemic risk indicators Fitch has published since 2005.
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Both indicators will become worse than the medians for 'BBB' category sovereigns.
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Early indicators suggest 2017 was another big year for corporate executives' compensation.
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We are largely long dollar at the moment, through our momentum indicators.
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Auto sales typically track macro indicators such as employment and economic growth.
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Indicators can serve as a roadmap for improvement in and of themselves.
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The state of your iPhone screen and model are indicators of status.
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Domestic violence is one of the clearest indicators of future gun violence.
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All indicators, however, show investors are still betting massively on sterling weakness.
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Other indicators have shown construction activity picking up over the last year.
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There are other indicators that the bank has entered a new phase.
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But the Granite State may provide important indicators early on election night.
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Now, some indicators hint that trucking is on the up-and-up.
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Some indicators say trucking may actually be on the up and up.
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"We're still using children as biological indicators for substandard housing," Lanphear says.
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However, multiple indicators show that tax changes alone won't do the trick.
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"All of the indicators are that women make a difference," Ellig said.
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For many years, we experienced extraordinary monetary policies that likely distorted indicators.
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That is, these ratings aren't perfect forecasts, though they are strong indicators.
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Fundamental economic indicators like unemployment and consumer spending are still very strong.
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Looking to data, leading economic indicators are due out at 10 a.m.
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Stock market indicators avoided big losses on Wednesday, finishing the day mixed.
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This additional monetary tightening should also be reconsidered depending on upcoming indicators.
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Leading indicators like the U.S. ISM Manufacturing Index may be peaking, too.
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ET and leading indicators and existing home sales, both at 10 a.m.
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The latest indicators are just more proof of their resulting economic success.
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So had the stock market, corporate profits, and other business-side indicators.
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Leading indicators are suggesting that trade volumes are going up pick up.
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Yet it's still unclear what metrics are operating as surrogate race indicators.
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Retail and industry confidence indicators are at their highest levels since 2014.
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He says that the current predictive value of biological indicators is overstated.
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The ISM is also out of step with other strong economic indicators.
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The few indicators that are available so far paint a mixed picture.
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The garments' oversize cuts frequently conceal indicators of age, sex or size.
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President Trump, in spite of relatively strong economic indicators, is pretty unpopular.
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It scored higher than average in all but one of Glassdoor's indicators.
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Forecasting is tricky when important economic indicators are pointing in different directions.
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He pulled up a page of his K.P.I.'s — key performance indicators.
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There, at the local level, indicators show its support to be slipping.
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That includes a provision to increase welfare spending if economic indicators worsen.
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I think that means we need a new set of economic indicators.
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Worryingly, forward-looking indicators in the NAB survey remained subdued in August.
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The high-profile indicators Trump loves to cite also confirm the pattern.
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Challenge the team with new goals and performance indicators for the week
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Several technical indicators show that the market may be near a peak.
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"Technical indicators showed that short investors are quite strong now," said Wang.
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And that's driven by positive investment indicators across all regions, and multisector.
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The Leading Indicators index is slated to come out at 10 a.m.
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In any case, short-term measures are poor indicators of college success.
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While all indicators are trending upwards MLS remains a largely unprofitable venture.
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Economic indicators continued to deteriorate, with the latest data showing rising unemployment.
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But these four indicators, for now, are consistent with a Democratic edge.
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ET, the Conference Board issues its January Index of Leading Economic Indicators.
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Still, forward-looking indicators in the NAB survey remained subdued in September.
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It will appear in the leading indicators before it appears in GDP.
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Indicators suggest "the market can comfortably absorb a rate cut," she said.
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He cited strong economic numbers such as leading indicators and unemployment figures.
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Preliminary indicators of the health of the labor market have been mixed.
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While they expect to publish complete results soon, early indicators are promising.
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Sustained improvement in both development and governance indicators would be credit positive.
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Shares in the company were seen rising 5%, according to premarket indicators.
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And Fiske said recent indicators may require IHS to update its forecast.
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Indicators like retail sales and factory output have been on the rise.
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BOS Upside is somewhat limited, given the bank's weak asset quality indicators.
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Those indicators prompted some economists to downgrade their forecasts for Friday's report.
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Debt service ratios have historically been leading indicators of rising delinquency rates.
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The board pointed to "gradual improvement in main monetary and financial indicators".
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Tuesday saw a slew of data, from economic indicators to auto sales.
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The major market indicators ended the day up more than 1.373 percent.
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Other indicators suggest millennials are moving into a new stage of life.
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Investors will also monitor a duo of important economic indicators on Thursday.
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We would be remiss if we did not mention some contradicting indicators.
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"There are a lot of indicators on both sides," Mr. Benchemsi said.
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But the slow pace of hiring in May followed other disappointing indicators.
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When buying light bulbs, you want to look for two key indicators.
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The data measure indicators like discrimination, stigmatization, and emotional and physical violence.
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But some of the other indicators for Trump's reelection are equally dismal.
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If there are indicators and I see them, what do I do?
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Socio-economic indicators are in line with national average (GDP per capita at 97% of national average outside Ile-de-France) albeit with slightly weaker poverty indicators and unemployment rate (9.9% at end-3Q15, against 10.2% for France).
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That sensor helps it "track new health indicators, like sleep apnea," says Fitbit.
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Short-term rate indicators are pricing in one rate increase by year-end.
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His indicators began showing signs of a growing economic slowdown in late 2017.
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"The early warning indicators on this brand make us very bullish," Jimenez said.
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Margolis says they've created a library of 450,000 indicators that may trigger alarms.
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Recent indicators, however, have given reason to view IPOs in a new light.
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It's also worth noting that you can turn typing indicators off in Slack.
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All recommended pilot actions, checklists, and training are based upon these primary indicators.
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Match alerts are not proof of wrongdoing, merely indicators of suspicious betting activity.
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ET, and the Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators at 10 a.m.
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"From all indicators the launch [in China] has been really successful," she added.
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The yuan still trails the other SDR currencies on a range of indicators.
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The index of leading economic indicators for March is out at 215 a.m.
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Of all our indicators, this one is the most flattering to Mr Palmer.
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You know, financial market indicators are to some extent moving in that direction.
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The Google Maps navigation warnings and earthquake indicators will both be available globally.
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They also help develop "red flag" indicators to help companies spot fraudulent claims.
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That's unknowable, but I would strongly avoid reading too much into these indicators.
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Even a fashion startup like Everlane assigns temperature indicators to its winter coats.
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And intelligence indicators show ISIS is reinforcing positions in Mosul with more fighters.
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And some of the most powerful of those indicators came from New Hampshire.
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Currently, two counter-trend indicators could hint at oil's decline, according to Gordon.
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Those indicators can be quite helpful when you're dealing with a sneaky individual.
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Like other labor market indicators, U.S. jobless claims currently are not flashing red.
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There have already been some substantive indicators of tighter monetary policy this year.
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Yet a number of indicators suggest that the department is already under strain.
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Besides using them to gauge economic indicators, many rely on them for censuses.
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The country lags behind the rest of Latin America on many development indicators.
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Fortnite on iOS includes visual indicators for nearby gunfire and footsteps of enemies.
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On the data front, Friday will see leading indicators released at 10 a.m.
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Leading indicators include measures of customer satisfaction, such as net promoter score (NPS).
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Early indicators are consistent with the risks the MPC identified before the vote.
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ET, the Conference Board issues its index of leading economic indicators for May.
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The big picture: Economic indicators are moving to the downside, not the upside.
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Today, 126 news sites in the U.S., Europe and Brazil show Trust Indicators.
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America's key inflation indicators are pointing up, but their staying power is weak.
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It's against this backdrop that early indicators of a rotation can be seen.
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Forward-looking indicators such as economic sentiment also showed a decline last month.
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"All indicators suggest that Beta Theta Pi was a model fraternity," he said.
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Occidente's conservative credit and risk management policies underpin its good asset quality indicators.
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" Looking at the hard data, Weinberg concluded: "Germany's real economic indicators are faltering.
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Most of the metrics we track, such as revenue growth, are lagging indicators.
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But early indicators point to the release of a nerve agent like Sarin.
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These indicators include interest rates, trailing return, rising volatility and consumer confidence readings.
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Recent indicators suggest that the economy, which had been exceptionally strong, is slowing.
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Include key performance indicators (revenues generated, costs saved, for example) where you can.
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Initial indicators had suggested falls of up to four percent at the open.
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Each country's score is a weighted average of its performance on ten indicators.
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Shares were seen opening up 6.03 percent in premarket indicators at 0602 GMT.
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And for a sanity check, note that this aligns with other independent indicators.
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Yet, leading indicators of labor demand point to a slowdown in employment growth.
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If they don't they have bigger problems than we've seen in the indicators.
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Lithuania is weaker in some external finance indicators than its 'A' category peers.
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Yellen added that continued low readings for some expected inflation indicators "concern" her.
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The Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators is released at 10 a.m.
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Shares were seen opening up 2.10 percent in premarket indicators at 0602 GMT.
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If you look at the profile, they lag in economic and educational indicators.
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Some of those indicators have begun to fall off the highs reached postelection.
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Many of them use automated trading systems and robots love their technical indicators.
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Leading indicators of global economic growth also imply further gains for global stocks.
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Currently the BoE publishes forecasts for growth, inflation and many other economic indicators.
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The soft household sector indicators follow signs of weakness in the corporate sector.
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Belarus scores lower than the 'B' median in the World Bank Governance Indicators.
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The differences in later depression indicators could not be explained away by demographics.
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Reuters tracks the fortunes of London's financial heartland through a series of indicators.
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Today the education department has a "delivery unit" monitoring around 100 performance indicators.
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In Bolivia, indicators of bank solvency, asset quality and profitability have remained healthy.
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Fitch has withdrawn the BSI indicators for Luxembourg and Slovakia on insufficient coverage.
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But several indicators, including some that ripple directly through to transports, show caution.
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The truth, however, is that polls have been pretty good indicators all along.
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However the majority of the attribution came from technical indicators from the attack.
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Sonova's shares were seen falling 2.4 percent in Zurich, according to premarket indicators.
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While economic indicators illustrate the disparity, freedom remains the core of the problem.
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Short-term rate indicators are pricing in one rate increase by next March.
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Note how the time and cellular signal indicators fall below the black space.
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Key emerging market indicators are: What is the international economic context facing Turkey?
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Indicators released recently have shown signs that the Chinese economy is losing momentum.
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Indicators of solvency, asset quality and profitability in the banking sector remain sound.
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Governance and human development indicators are more akin to the highest-rated sovereigns.
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There are other indicators that voters want in on the action next year.
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They then compiled each group's performance on those indicators into a final score.
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It will look for indicators like the sound of footsteps or water running.
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Investors' confidence in the ratings as indicators of future performance is misplaced, however.
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The euro held onto gains on the back of Thursday's upbeat economic indicators.
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Forward-looking indicators in the PMIs also deteriorated, suggesting no imminent bounce-back.
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The team elected to focus on two indicators: walking speed and grip strength.
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ET, with leading indicators and existing home sales due at 10:00 a.m.
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In terms of objective social indicators, the influx has been a positive development.
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However, Google says it's still determining how exactly the Indicators will be displayed.
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By most major indicators, the US economy is doing pretty well right now.
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Over time our charts become cluttered with trend lines and other technical indicators.
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The answer is that both are indicators of how Trump views his job.
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Few projects have reported on impact indicators such as changes in infection rates.
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Mr. Harrison refers to donations as "revenue" and talks about key performance indicators.
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However, scores for two of the sub-indicators were above the global average.
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It's worth remembering that the current indicators are not a naturally occurring phenomenon.
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Still, leading indicators were negative, and it was time to hit the road.
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If Hajin is retaken, the first of these indicators will be near zero.
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And by all indicators most people are getting the message loud and clear.
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Economic indicators in February, including the closely watched purchasing managers' index, were grim.
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Yes, there are indicators of a slowdown and many signs of social decline.
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Here, too, hospitals with better such indicators had lower mortality and readmission rates.
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But growth indicators suggest that Germany has hit bottom and is bouncing back.
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Related indicators: The Financial Conditions Index (from the Chicago Fed); the stock market.
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"It's statistically very unusual that we'd scan and find no indicators," Barlow said.
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Economic indicators in recent weeks suggest the slowdown has continued, if not worsened.
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On the contrary, the latest indicators show that it will only get worse.
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The ECI numbers match other indicators that show wage inflation is heading higher.
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"I love numbers, I use numbers, they're important indicators for me," Renteria says.
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Disappointing business indicators and any deterioration in the earnings outlook for Europe, Inc.
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The book, and my jar of Vegemite, serve as indicators of my upbringing.
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And when combining these two all-important indicators, the picture becomes even bleaker.
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While the countries are not listed, the descriptions included do list some indicators.
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Although the preliminary numbers are often revised sharply, other indicators are equally concerning.
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I missed the telltale signs of the coming recession (my personal economic indicators).
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Those lists are incredibly good indicators of what's going on in the market.
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Nearly all of the key ISM indicators were at contraction levels in November.
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The indicator has 18 components, including information on flows, positioning and technical indicators.
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In the N.H.L., the central spotters make their decision based on specific indicators.
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Also, while some genetic indicators are fairly accurate, some are still less clear.
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It's followed by a report looking at several indicators surrounding the U.S. economy.
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Housing prices, construction rates and supply are another set of indicators to watch.
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The Airthinx uses nine built-in sensors to measure key air quality indicators.
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Areas where its scores dropped: old age dependency, tax pressure and governance indicators.
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Leading indicators of labor demand point to strong growth in the period ahead.
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Good prediction uses independent indicators and looks for common conclusions or divergent directions.
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" "Industry growth is overall higher than GDP growth... Overall, these are good indicators.
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There are contrarian indicators and then there are contrarian indicators — and then there's Albert Edwards, the pessimistic Societe Generale market analyst who thinks his dethronement as the top-ranked advisor in one survey is a sign that investors ought to watch.
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By including these additional indicators in the model, we could glean how much influence each had on the over-representation ratio while controlling for the others—critical in situations where the indicators themselves are correlated, like household income and college education.
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Twitter is testing new features designed to enhance conversations on the platform, including presence indicators, which are status indicators to help you describe what you're doing while you tweet, and "ice breakers," which are designed to help spur more discussions.
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The Beaulieus use a proprietary mathematical equation called cycle theory, but a big part of their work focuses on the rate of change in leading indicators — or how fast indicators change from one month or one year to the next.
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Google has begun rolling out speed limit and speed camera indicators in Google Maps.
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All of the indicators gather data from 2015, derived from a variety of sources.
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ET; and the June index of leading economic indicators also released at 10 a.m.
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"Momentum indicators are biased to the upside," said ScotiaMocatta analysts, targeting $0.773,255.70 an ounce.
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Other structural indicators, such as GDP per capita, are broadly in line with peers.
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US key indicators like durable goods and construction spending are also showing negative growth.
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He added that some technical indicators suggest that the market is still not overbought.
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However, she noted that the indicators she uses to foretell recessions have improved lately.
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And economic indicators also point to an uptick in growth for the currency union.
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Some systems use very few indicators, while others rely on a much larger number.
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As problems mounted, the central bank has stopped releasing quarterly and monthly economic indicators.
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For example, a section about climate indicators was still live as of Friday evening.
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It will also have indicators for things like ringing phones, laughter, cars, or music.
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"All our indicators are green and widely so," Chief Executive Philippe Brassac told reporters.
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Our research identifies four leading indicators of turnout trends to complement pollsters' standard method.
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Other indicators are also providing evidence of the market's increasing bearishness on the dollar.
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But for Instinet's Frank Cappelleri, three indicators are flashing that the rebound has legs.
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Leading indicators for March rose 0.2 percent, more than the expected 0.1 percent increase.
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Each division has its own finances and key performance indicators, as at a company.
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New home sales and leading indicators set to come out at 10:00 a.m.
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Leading indicators rose 0.6 percent in April, more than the expected 0.4 percent gain.
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Some analysts are looking at alternative indicators for evidence of the state of growth.
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Wages have not come back in recent months as strongly on other employment indicators.
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Covered windows, buzzers, and cheap prices are other indicators that a parlor is illegal.
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Whether Dyndrite will break through is an open question, but early indicators are promising.
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In addition, there are numerous indicators of implicit and institutionalized bias against minority groups.
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Liquidity indicators for the year ahead were within reasonable and safe levels, it said.
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In particular, GDP per capita and human development indicators are lower than 'BB' medians.
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He wants to see price and momentum indicators diverge before he makes any moves.
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That would include stock and other asset prices along with other financial market indicators.
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It lags far behind even neighbouring Zambia on many indicators of development (see chart).
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But when you look at indicators of happiness you find exactly the opposite message.
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These are indicators, but by no means proof, of professional landlord or hotelier listings.
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These indicators give Modi space to focus on other parts of governance, Eurasia suggested.
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Some indicators of development, such as child mortality, are markedly better than in India.
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Some traders on Wall Street even use the more bullish ones as contrarian indicators.
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In another sign of growing market anxiety, two yield curve indicators inverted on Thursday.
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"These events were indicators of a paradigm shift," social media analyst Daniel Sinclair tweeted.
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If you want, you can just keep the app icon badges as alert indicators.
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Board meeting on Q3 results (Q3 main indicators), followed by conference call (1003 GMT).
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The Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators is also out at 10 a.m.
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"The key indicators show that the underlying business is delivering," RBC Capital Markets said.
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Consumer sentiment and leading indicators are due to be released at 10:00 a.m.
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But the sentiment has still brought forward-looking construction indicators to a screeching halt.
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The bank said indicators signalled that economic growth remained "stable" in the second quarter.
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The performance indicators I gave you in the previous paragraph are net of fees.
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In the past, the winners have been good indicators for the Academy Award nominations.
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By all indicators, 2016 is shaping up to be the year of virtual reality.
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An eventual statewide increase to $15 would be tied to economic indicators like inflation.
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Companies rely on headline economic indicators to make investment decisions and forecast likely demand.
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Recent indicators of business and consumer confidence and manufacturing have strengthened, the IMF said.
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We look at a range of indicators that can be precursors to future violence.
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Those numbers are important because they're two good indicators of how investors value Netflix.
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However, fresh activity indicators released Friday provide a more upbeat view on the economy.
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And with markets having rebounded we should soon begin to see economic indicators rebound.
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Premarket indicators have pegged the company's shares to fall 4-5% at markets open.
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There are other indicators that homeowners are biting off more than they can chew.
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So with forward-looking indicators turning increasingly downbeat, optimism about the year ahead waned.
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Jump into our political polarization stream for the stark indicators of our polarized politics.
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However, Doing Business indicators, as measured by the World Bank, have slipped below peers.
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Business surveys and some forward-looking indicators of inflation already offer reasons for caution.
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These were all positive indicators that the pup had a fighting chance at survival.
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There are other indicators that the industry's success is enjoyed by a relative few.
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What are the indicators that a company's culture or workplace could quickly turn toxic?
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The blood pressure, heart rate, and cholesterol indicators from her physical were all normal.
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Robert Prechter's socionomic theory sees stock market indexes as more than just financial indicators.
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They are also indicators of changes in society's optimism and pessimism, our social mood.
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Are there specific indicators that determine whether an unaccompanied minor will be successfully integrated?
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Most discussions focus on leading indicators — statistics about economic variables that have preceded recessions.
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There are no landmarks in flattened Tokyo, and few indicators of what comes next.
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The banking sector has performed well, with improvements shown across IMF's Financial Soundness indicators.
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These results reinforce the idea that facial expressions aren't always reliable indicators of emotion.
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But, certain indicators carry more weight than others, said Duke University professor Jeffrey Swanson.
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He's preoccupied not with economic leading indicators, but with a handful of great thinkers.
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And in recent weeks, a series of indicators have pointed to a sharp slowdown.
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Upbeat data in March suggested a pick-up, but April indicators proved largely disappointing.
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Recession jitters Meanwhile, one of Wall Street's favorite recession indicators is suddenly flashing yellow.
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Wage growth was also positive, including in the light of the latest monthly indicators.
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Unlike their sport counterparts, women's fashion indicators can offer some rationale for their validity.
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"Industrial orders and sentiment indicators suggest a continuation of this positive trend," it added.
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Leading indicators rose by 0.4 percent, meeting the estimates of economists polled by Reuters.
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Oregon does not record other indicators that could point to abuses of vulnerable populations.
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You will see one of these indicators: "Get" means that the app is free.
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Nor do traditional economic indicators, like consumer spending, show evidence of a cowering population.
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Economic indicators, too, are more ambiguous than they are sometimes made out to be.
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"We like to look at alternative, more true measures of recession indicators," she said.
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Market indicators expect little more than one hike by the end of the year.
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So there are strong indicators that this is probably the same type of attack.
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"We do have some positive indicators that stabilization could very likely occur," Swedish said.
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PageGroup's shares are expected to fall as much as 5% according to premarket indicators.
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I don't really like short-hand stylistic indicators of supposed authenticity, in vocal styles.
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The soft household sector indicators follow signs of similar weakness in the corporate sector.
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Governance indicators perform much better than the 'B' median, reflecting strong and democratic institutions.
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The report's authors say changing ocean temperatures are the best indicators of climate change.
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Only three of Citigroup's 18 indicators of a coming bear market are flashing red.
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This conclusion was based on a study of four volatility and options-market indicators.
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Indicators show that the unemployment numbers are likely to get very high, very fast.
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She points out macro indicators such as ISM U.S. manufacturing PMI haven't bottomed yet.
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Research has found little direct relationship between tax cuts and indicators like job creation.
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But several economic gauges widely seen as leading indicators are not yet flashing red.
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They have pointed to positive indicators like the return of tourism and improved growth.
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They're being outscored right now, but all indicators point to the goals coming eventually.
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His suggestions are based on historical data and relationships, as well as macroeconomic indicators.
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There is no mystery about what a better set of indicators would look like.
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Preferences in clothing and music are the leading indicators of political leaning, he said.
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Google and Facebook implemented "trust indicators" to identify articles coming from trusted news sources.
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It's natural to consider these headlines first – but these aren't the most important indicators.
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That is why we suggest monitoring high frequency economic indicators for a turning point.
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The 1970 Hispanic data shown here was estimated using Hispanic indicators in IPUMS data.
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But we can look to other indicators to suggest enthusiasm is down for Democrats.
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I was following stone mounds, or cairns, not the clearest indicators in this case.
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Leading indicators increased in June, beating expectations and pointing to an improving economic outlook.
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He also said the forward-looking indicators on labor market pointed to growing employment.
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And there remain some indicators that look wobbly and resemble prior pre-recession phases.
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Specific indicators, according to economists, are what qualified the period as an actual recession.
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Two widely watched indicators on China's manufacturing activity came in above expectations on Monday.
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Patient Safety Indicators, while widely accepted as measures of safety and quality, are imperfect.
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The FTSE midcap firm's shares expected to fall 10% lower, according to premarket indicators.
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They were clear indicators of support, participation and success, though exposed to no methodology.
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Forward-looking indicators in the survey suggest the momentum will be maintained this month.
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Debt tolerance is compromised by weaker governance indicators, as measured by the World Bank.
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A composite index of leading economic indicators posted gains that exceeded expectations in February.
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"According to technical indicators, this stock I see easily at 400 pesos," he said.
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A peer analysis and a summary of market-based indicators round out the UIR.
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But experts like Awan say the indicators suggest the "soft" approach is more effective.
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However, this is not supported by other trend indicators, which show a sustainable uptrend.
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Fifteen months before the 2018 midterm elections, key indicators from past elections look bleak.
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THOSE – YOU NEVER GET A RECESSION WITHOUT LEADING INDICATORS GOING NEGATIVE YEAR OVER YEAR.
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Initial indicators had suggested market falls of up to four percent at the open.
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Meanwhile, pivot points are technical indicators that help indicate either bullish or bearish shifts.
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The indicators were everywhere — from cold looks to villages empty of fighting-age men.
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Guatemala's paltry tax take and low public investment have contributed to worsening social indicators.
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The Committee continues to closely monitor inflation indicators and global economic and financial developments.
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That is despite the area having some of the worst socioeconomic indicators in Chile.
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Claiming they have "10,000 data points," they take a look at financial indicators like bank accounts to determine cash flow, but also "electronic indicators" like whether users take the time to do their research before filling out the form on the Elevate website.
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"The chart is showing leading indicators of inflation," Achuthan told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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"We understand dynamics of each industry, and use eight indicators to do so," he explained.
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They came up with four indicators: shared attention, shared reality, variety of opinion, and receptivity.
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We don't yet know if those are the right indicators of conversation health for Twitter.
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Of course, the demographic indicators would tell you that change is coming at some point.
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Remarkably, this debate has taken place based on partial and inappropriate indicators of U.S. inequality.
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Important economic reports include advanced economic indicators and durable goods, both at 8:30 a.m.
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Investors will also focus on key economic indicators scheduled for release later in the day.
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"Most of the sentiment indicators I look at are pretty frothy right now," Arbeter said.
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It will offer read receipts, typing indicators, group texts, and full resolution photos and videos.
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Such analysis came from coincident economic indicators; in this case, Yardeni isolated recoveries and expansions.
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ET. Leading indicators and new home sales are set to be released at 10 a.m.
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Researchers documented natural indicators used by indigenous communities to predict floods, droughts and temperature changes.
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Not all oil market indicators suggest the price will continue to rally strongly, analysts said.
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There are plenty more indicators, however, that Tumblr has a bumpy road ahead of it.
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Forward-looking indicators were pointing to a further slowdown in employment growth, especially in manufacturing.
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The optimism before Xi's speech helped base metals rise, although weak economic indicators capped gains.
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Thermal-imaging gear and other gadgets will monitor indicators such as body-heat and humidity.
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This year the BOJ could fine tune its policy if other economic indicators worsen further.
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Inflation indicators also were weaker than expected, with core personal consumption expenditures up just 1.03%.
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The release reversed President Nicolas Maduro's unofficial policy of classifying economic indicators as state secrets.
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On the manufacturing side, key indicators like production and employment are below year-ago levels.
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But if you look at a lot of other indicators I just don't see it.
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It's unclear if these are indicators of the furniture's quality or the item's rental fee.
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Investors track PMI readings to get early indicators as to where the economy is headed.
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ET. The Conference Board's Index of leading economic indicators for July follows at 10 a.m.
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While they are derived from different sources, the two indicators almost always mirror each other.
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Early indicators, such as clamping down on any mention of climate change, are not reassuring.
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Positive indicators of effort and skill, according to YouTube's guidelines for its search quality raters.
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ET. The Conference Board issues its index of leading economic indicators, also at 10 a.m.
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Some researchers have argued that the study didn't have enough enrollees to measure those indicators.
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But here are some pretty good indicators that you can't trust a company's promises: 1.
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There are several ways this disconnect between market jitters and robust economic indicators could disappear.
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Britain's statistics office has mooted introducing regional indicators, as well as stratifying inflation by income.
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Slipping into management-speak, she said the government should be judged on "key performance indicators".
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That's an exaggeration, but the economy is definitely growing, as the latest economic indicators show.
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Users will be able to generate extensive reports across 20 different key performance indicators (KPI).
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Early indicators suggest commercial real estate has already taken a big knock from the referendum.
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Good news notwithstanding, many economic indicators have undergone a remarkable downward shift since early 2018.
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These are good audio indicators that your buds are still within their moisture sweet spot.
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He said the relative strength indicators point to oversold conditions in a number of indexes.
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These credit risk indicators are designed to provide real-time, market-based views of creditworthiness.
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The recovery in business investment growth continues and survey indicators point to further gains ahead.
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The wristband can monitor indicators like humidity, temperature, and even organic compounds in the air.
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" He said, "Well, first you need to figure out what the indicators of health are.
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The report came as recent indicators have raised fresh concerns about the pace of growth.
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He said leading indicators appear strong and he expects a short-term rally in Treasurys.
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Caregivers initially scored their own social functioning, depression, anxiety and other indicators of mental health.
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Braga Netto said in the last few months some indicators of violence had come down.
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Poor economic indicators from China recently is also likely to weigh further on investor sentiment.
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In the meantime, Facebook recently began adding what it calls "Trust Indicators" to news stories.
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What will grab the most attention are the inflation-related indicators, particularly average hourly wages.
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Yet these sagging indicators did not produce anything like consensus on the BoJ's new policy.
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But the scenarios can serve as signposts, rough indicators of the consequences of various choices.
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Despite the new curbs, market indicators followed by OPEC will prolong concerns about excess supply.
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Despite this strong compliance, market indicators followed by OPEC still suggest a glut could appear.
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There is also a batch of data, including advance economic indicators at 8:123 a.m.
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Early indicators show that, with Experian Boost, consumers saw their credit score increase, Thomas says.
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But if progress continues and sentiment indicators remain high, economists believe the markets should benefit.
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On many attitude indicators, small indicator lines mark out 10 and 20 degrees of bank.
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Specifically, Dorsey mentioned four "indicators" that Twitter could use for measuring the health of conversations.
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Let's go through the indicators that have foretold past wave elections in the House. 1.
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Moreover, if MekaMon suffers leg failure, Reach can analyze indicators like temperature readings and torque.
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Two administration officials familiar with the latest intelligence confirmed they'd seen indicators of test preparations.
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Boeing will now offer two angle of attack indicators in the cockpit free of charge.
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Both are important early indicators of the state of business activity in the second quarter.
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Still, system indicators appeared to show everything at the power plant was in working order.
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"The main macro-economic indicators confirm a further slowdown in the Italian economy," it said.
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Us, Golden State, and the Spurs have the best indicators to be champions this year.
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Donald Trump linked to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the official source of employment indicators.
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Technicians often use stocks' long-term moving averages as indicators for where prices are headed.
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When you spot the hypothetical verbal and nonverbal indicators of deception listed below, tread lightly.
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"All other indicators suggest that house prices essentially are on a flat trend," he said.
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The sum total of these market-price indicators is stagnant growth and virtually no inflation.
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Sterling's reserve currency status, deep capital markets and strong governance indicators further support the ratings.
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Data sets previously thought unrelated to health become the early-warning indicators that prevent disease.
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Yet this devout region also scores impressively badly on a broad range of ungodly indicators.
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AMERICA's labour market has become a reliable source of comfort when other economic indicators dismay.
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Instead, they pay more attention to a range of indicators that tell a different story.
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Consider just three indicators that there is more suspense than surprise in this Hitchcockian scene.
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One of the most powerful economic indicators in the US is the Consumer Confidence Index.
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For Chaikin to recommend a stock, all three indicators need to be showing bullish signs.
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The culture they share, the quality of their institutions, their church-going ... Just various indicators.
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One of the important indicators of success in the United States is English language proficiency.
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Mellman said that voters will likely look at other economic indicators when evaluating the economy.
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BASICALLY WHAT I'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT IS THAT THERE ARE MANY INDICATORS THAT SIGNAL INFLATION.
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Certain indicators already show softening, from capital expenditures to to manufacturing sentiment to residential construction.
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Absent additional indicators, don't let one (near) slip poison the waters with a good pal.
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Although there are inherent negative aspects, believing all indicators of volatility are negative is dangerous.
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The country has a higher income per capita, social development and governance indicators than peers.
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Among other key provisions, this law provides liability protections for companies sharing indicators with DHS.
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To demonstrate that, researchers analyzed water molecules in oceans for indicators of their ancient past.
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Of course, like any modern motorcycle or car, you get turn signals and emergency indicators.
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During the rally, Trump also crowed about stock market gains and other upbeat economic indicators.
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Indicators point to a strong opening on Wall Street Monday morning, according to CNN Money.
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But he said other economic indicators, including consumer sentiment and commodity prices, are more troubling.
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Additionally, beneath the veneer of strong GDP growth lie several worsening economic indicators, including inequality.
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The special counsel ultimately may report findings of clear, compelling indicators of legitimate counterintelligence concern.
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While it's not significantly elevated, more than 60 percent of his indicators are credit related.
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First, global growth had continued to weaken with weakness particularly visible across global manufacturing indicators.
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A composite index of leading economic indicators gained for the sixth straight month in April.
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But they do jibe with some other indicators showing inflation is rising beneath the surface.
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Of course, China's headline G.D.P. figure is one of the country's least-trusted economic indicators.
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So we have a -- what we describe as leading indicators of success of our customers.
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ANZ had estimated targets of 10 percent or lower for both liquidity indicators this year.
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There are no serious professionals who change their portfolio allocations based on magazine cover indicators.
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At the start of the meeting, the Board was informed about the latest macroeconomic indicators.
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Analysts at ScotiaMocatta said momentum indicators showed gold could reach its July low of $1,204.90.
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An expert familiar with the forensics told me that several indicators also point to Russia.
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Against this background, the optimism reflected in surging confidence indicators is in our view striking.
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Indeed, they can as often as not be misleading rather than leading indicators of price.
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Faced with shaky economic indicators, OPEC is keen to avoid a market awash with oil.
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But Bank of America executives said there are still indicators pointing to continued economic expansion.
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This should help increase tourist tax revenue and support wealthy economic indicators in 2016-2017.
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However, the telco-customer relationship, as global brand indicators show, is ready to be disrupted.
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Technical and momentum indicators suggested that gold could fall to about $1,278, ScotiaMocatta analysts said.
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There have been several indicators in 2019 however, that the blockade may soon be removed.
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On many quality of life indicators, like life expectancy (Figure 2), America has fallen behind.
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He added such indicators were "very good" and did not require intervention at this stage.
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He added such indicators were "very good" and did not require intervention at this stage.
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We can look at financial market indicators besides stock prices to draw a clear distinction.
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"We have to turn to indicators that we had not looked at before," Slok said.
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But during our period, all the indicators became positive and with this government became negative.
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Despite otherwise strong retail indicators, the sector saw a net decline in workers of 164.5,26.5.
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The study, "Diurnal variations of psychometric indicators in Twitter content," is published in PLOS ONE.
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"I've never seen jumps in some of the key indicators like this," Dr. Leiserowitz said.
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Other economic indicators are landing somewhere between basement-level and molecular in their shrinking values.
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The researchers gave the country a score of zero in each of these sub-indicators.
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You look at these market-based indicators, and uncertainty measures are near all-time lows.
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They saw a decrease in 10 of the 13 indicators of bullying they were measuring.
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Various indicators point to job losses, sluggish wage growth and fewer opportunities for college graduates.
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But reports of hospitalization and death normally lag other indicators by at least two weeks.
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And in recent months, indicators of economic activity in America have begun to lose momentum.
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Both are indicators of fresh shells found on the seafloor, still attached to live clams.
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When health and mortality indicators have reached levels normally observed only in countries at war?
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He expects consumer confidence and other leading indicators to improve in the next few months.
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The country's scores on governance indicators are higher than the 'AA' and 'AAA' peer median.
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ET. Economic reports Tuesday include durable goods and advanced economic indicators at 8:30 a.m.
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Yet beneath the positive economic indicators are vulnerabilities that could impact November's elections (The Hill).
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Those state indicators were highlighted in a new white paper from Health Access published Thursday.
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Yet economic indicators in chart after chart show a slowdown (or worse) may be approaching.
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He said the policy outlook is challenging but indicators show confidence is beginning to return.
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Congress has for years released its own economic indicators in response to silence by authorities.
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The data will be among indicators the Bank of Japan will scrutinise at its Oct.
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ET. The Conference Board delivers its December index of leading economic indicators at 21 a.m.
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Economists, pundits, and policymakers alike have often gravitated toward macroeconomic indicators in broaching the topic.
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Wethington noted that other suspicious indicators were all techniques used by scammers in phishing attacks.
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Based on forward-looking indicators within the PMI release, the momentum is set to continue.
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Naturally, IPO performance and corporate performance are more complex than just these handful of indicators.
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Traders said Wednesday's profit-taking came as no surprise as some technical indicators looked overheated.
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That experience encouraged prognosticators to use CAPE and Q as indicators of stock market peaks.
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He cited AMD's and Intel's strong recent product pricing trends as positive indicators for Nvidia.
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"Our distressed indicators for this portfolio continue to deepen, but have not broadened," Tsien said.
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"Our outlook for this financial year includes a number of negative indicators," the CEO said.
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The bad news is that 14 of these 19 indicators, or 74%, have been triggered.
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Four of the past seven bull markets peaked with 100% of the indicators being triggered.
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"Hard" economic gauges of actual activity have begun improving relative to "soft" economic-sentiment indicators.
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This year's special elections and national political indicators suggest that development is likelier than not.
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"The deterioration referred to has largely been in sentiment and survey-based indicators," Desai says.
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There are enough indicators that tell us that cybersecurity is a complex web (pun intended).
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There have been several other indicators of a ramping up of piracy in the region.
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The dataset also includes an overall 23-point index created by summing all 24 indicators.
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Are there other indicators that someone is being harassed (like with other forms of abuse)?
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Following Donald Trump's election, the media tried to identify several indicators for why he won.
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The performance of Kilmarnock prison is judged by 42 indicators, none of which measures reoffending rates.
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All indicators are that this deadly surge will continue unless a change of strategy is undertaken.
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"Everything is pointed in the right direction," including falling cigarette sales and other indicators, Cummings said.
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The 200-day moving average is one of the most popular technical indicators used by investors.
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Still, expenses fell faster than at rivals, and early delinquency indicators improved on a sequential basis.
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Sallie Mae's study does not directly address why parental spending fell, but there are several indicators.
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Indicators of oil demand growth are underperforming while signs of supply gains are strengthening, Cohen says.
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On the data front, the only data set due Friday is leading indicators at 10 a.m.
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Such sentiment indicators are contrarian in nature, particularly at extremes, and this survey is no different.
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The research also compares current rich-list indicators to the nineties, and times have certainly changed.
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"Leading indicators are already turning down," said Abi Oladimeji, chief investment officer at Thomas Miller Investment.
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Because of their composition, the Shenzhen indexes are closely watched as indicators of Chinese tech shares.
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And, with its 4 battery light indicators, you'll know when it's time for a quick charge.
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As noted, the bullish bandwagon has become a bit crowded, based on a handful of indicators.
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Collins was even more worried about secondary indicators, like the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) line.
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The only major economic data released Friday are leading indicators, which rose 23.502 percent in January.
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U.S. Treasury yields continued to climb after economic indicators seemed to confirm the Fed's inflation views.
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It is pure Middle England, close to the national average on most economic and demographic indicators.
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Outsourced services are measured against clear performance indicators contained in a contract delivered at set prices.
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"There haven't been very strong indicators this week that he has," Murkowski told reporters on Wednesday.
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Social, economic, and political indicators of state fragility are measures of resilience, capacity, and global leadership.
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Three of the four broad categories of indicators that make up the index increased from February.
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WELLS FARGO CFO SAYS ECONOMIC INDICATORS POINTING TO HIGHER UNEMPLOYMENT IN THE FUTURE FUELED PROVISION INCREASES
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Next week, manufacturing and production data should provide indicators of the health of the British economy.
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IMD measures a country's competitiveness using four indicators: economic performance, infrastructure, government efficiency and business efficiency.
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Of course, a number of economic indicators suggest that the economy is chugging along just fine.
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Search online for this data to determine how baseball, basketball and football rank using these indicators.
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The Directors Guild of America (DGA) award is one of the top indicators of Oscar glory.
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Other unofficial indicators support the claim that Mr Murray is at the top of his profession.
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Of course, macroeconomic indicators are important, but quite often they hide the differences among various economies.
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"The economic indicators now point to an impending crisis," said Rigterink, according to the Finance Ministry.
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In June, the Fed lamented that the jobs market "slowed" and inflation indicators actually had declined.
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The usual indicators — the awards given by the Hollywood guilds — have all pointed in different directions.
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CWUR uses eight indicators to determine its rankings, including quality of education, alumni employment, and influence.
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The toggles have small LED indicators built into one end that do the same indicating job.
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FireEye reported indicators and recommended techniques defenders can use to identify and thwart future TRITON attacks.
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There are also existing home sales Tuesday, new home sales Wednesday and advance economic indicators Thursday.
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" The Citi team also highlighted "a range of sub-indicators historically correlated with predicting presidential outcomes.
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"ADHS will continue to monitor these indicators on a monthly basis to assess progress," Christ said.
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Overall economic indicators suggest that consumer spending, especially in the U.S., is headed to a slowdown.
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The Conference Board is out with its June index of leading economic indicators at 83 a.m.
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Long-time tenures by male incumbents and a weak recruitment structure are among the stronger indicators.
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Other indicators of pain include nostril flaring, bulging brows, eye squeezing, and an increased heart rate.
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However, Cote d'Ivoire ranks below peers on governance indicators, even after several years of steady improvement.
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Early indicators show Trump may need damage control if he returns to private life next week.
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We use market-price indicators, such as commodities, the dollar exchange rate, and Treasury inflation expectations.
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But one of the best indicators of a politician's future behavior is his record on issues.
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"We have no indicators, at least at this point, linking this to Mollie Tibbetts&apos disappearance."
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"To date, FEMA has found no indicators to suggest survivor data has been compromised," Litzow said.
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The current levels for these indicators remain much higher than they were a few years ago.
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The hands and indicators are luminous so you can still read your watch in the dark.
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Recent economic indicators suggest that the Continent's recovery, after a decade of crisis, is losing momentum.
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"We remain confident in achieving a positive performance across the key indicators into 2018," he added.
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The Central Bank published vital economic indicators for the first time in more than a year.
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Besides stocks, other market indicators are trying to tell the central bank: No More Rate Hikes.
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At Patagonia, our key performance indicators are the numbers that measure the health of our planet.
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Some indicators of US wages (including the Atlanta Fed wage tracker) already show signs of acceleration.
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DAVID RUBENSTEIN: Well, the markets tend to be forward indicators, and they tend to anticipate things.
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It will publish its December advance economic indicators and December factory orders data on Feb. 27.
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Using this information, Zauzmer is able to determine the most significant indicators for each Oscar category.
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If the average of these indicators was above 25 percent, investigators defined a person as poor.
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VICE Sports asked Donté Stallworth, former Washington wide receiver and Huffington Post columnist for early indicators.
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We've been watching earnings and big U.S. economic indicators like Friday's jobs report as of late.
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One of the most reliable recession indicators in the market — the yield curve — inverted on Friday.
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Still, other labor market indicators were strong in December, including consumers' perceptions of the job market.
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He also said technical volume indicators point to a market that has much further to fall.
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Three light indicators next to the profile button inform users which profile is currently being used.
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"Glaciers are more than disappearing passive climatic indicators," Bosson and his colleagues said in the paper.
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Other indicators, such as weak private investment and exports, suggest the economic picture is more mixed.
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With the KardiaBand, wearers can accurately detect irregular heartbeats and other indicators about poor heart health.
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A weakening of capital ratios or asset quality indicators could therefore put pressure on the ratings.
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Breastfeeding didn't consistently result in changes in physical indicators of pain such as heart rate, however.
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To monitor progress, 232 individual indicators of success were established by Fullman and her co-authors.
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Average hourly earnings is one of the most overly watched economic indicators by financial market participants.
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At present, there are no indicators shows legislators will carry out regulatory action with extraordinary measures.
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Leading indicators don't usually address ultimate causes, nor do econometric models that try to predict events.
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Of the three primary indicators that Wien and Zidle track, two are flashing a recession signal.
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The tumor indicators are in initial clinical trials; the nerve stain is being tested in animals.
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Margins are well above the sector average and performance indicators achieved by Kapital consistently outperform peers'.
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America rises today and will go where it will following demographics, and all indicators head West.
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Add Chinese bond yields to the list of indicators investors need to keep an eye on.
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Early indicators are troubling and Comey, with three linebackers bearing down, is in full scramble mode.
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Other indicators also improved dramatically — for example, the teen birthrate has fallen 60 percent since 1991.
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Economic indicators due later on Thursday include the U.S. durable goods orders and jobless claims data.
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"To date, FEMA has found no indicators to suggest survivor data has been compromised," she added.
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Education, for example, is one of the leading indicators of success in a young person's life.
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"All four intermediate-term indicators suggest waiting to add exposure," Dwyer wrote in a recent note.
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"The Doing Business indicators and methodology are designed with no single country in mind," it said.
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"The stock market's been pretty volatile, and some indicators are not looking as good," Dawsey said.
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Don't believe indicators based on a lucky puck bounce or a Hail Mary pass are real?
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But unlike those calamities, there are indicators, telltale signs when a recession is in the offing.
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The economic indicators are strong right now, but before long there will be another financial crisis.
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"When it gets to that number, that shows there's indicators that we're not sustaining," Gahagan said.
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Other key performance indicators are in line with low vacancies and reasonably long average lease length.
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Thus, it's trying to create a pattern about indicators for mental health such as stress levels.
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"There's really not much room for improvement" in critical indicators like unemployment or spending, he said.
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"These are strong indicators that the housing recovery remains steadily on an upward trajectory," Pfotenhauer said.
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There are two indicators that may contain information about the election that polls could be missing.
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Indeed, Trump has turned his attention to other favorable economic indicators, such as the unemployment rate.
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One of the places it might start, according to a growing number of indicators, is Italy.
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Those indicators include specific encryption algorithms, different sized encryption keys, and use of the Tor client.
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Matt Grossmann, a political scientist at Michigan State, has also cited some worrisome indicators for Democrats.
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"We're seeing early indicators that it is likely to decrease C-sections," Dr. Shah told me.
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But those are trailing indicators of what is going on between D2C startups and their investors.
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"I've never seen jumps in some of the key indicators like this," the lead researcher said.
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The Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators actually ticked up in the most recent reading.
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