The Conference Board&#39;s Index of Leading Economic Indicators ...
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RISMedia, Oct. 22, 2004âThe Conference Board reports today that the Composite Index of Leading Economic Indicators declined 0.1% in September, following a 0.3% decline in August, and a 0.3% decline in July.
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Investor's Business Daily - For the week ended Aug. 31, the Economic Cycle Research Institute&#39;s Weekly Leading Index rose to 140.4 from 139.2 the prior week after declining for 6 straight weeks. Higher stocks, better housing activity and jobless claims helped weekly numbers. But the index&#39;s annualized growth rate fell to 0.6% from 1.3% the prior week. That&#39;s a 43-week low, but not yet a signal that recession is on the way, the ECRI said.
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One of the hardest economic indicators to measure is the public mood. But it matters a lot, and that mood can be affected by media coverage of the economy, according to an economic paper from the Federal Reserve
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Investor's Business Daily - The Business Roundtable&#39;s CEO Economic Outlook Index fell 3 points to 81.9 in May amid high energy prices and the housing slump. But that&#39;s still well-above the boom-bust line of 50. Most executives expect sales, capital spending and hiring to be flat or rise in the coming months. &quot;While the survey does suggest that the economy is settling into a softer consolidation phase, as long as consumers keep spending, the economy can continue to move ahead,&quot; said Harold McGraw, the group&#39;s chairman.
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Gross domestic product gets a lot of attention, but other numbers matter, too.
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Economist Intelligence Unit ranks and scores countries based on the strength of their information technology industries.
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The Index of Leading Economic Indicators, a widely watched gauge of future economic activity, fell in October for the fifth straight month, suggesting that the economy may be slowing, a private research group reported Thursday.
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An important US economic measure moved higher in November for the first time in nearly half a year. The index of leading economic indicators, forecasting activity in the coming months, rose 0.2 points from
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The Conference Boardâs index of leading economic indicators declined 0.3 percent in June, more than the expected 0.1 percent.
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The pace of economic growth has been a point of contention throughout the Presidential campaign, and just in time for Election Day, the government&#39;s advance report on third-quarter gross domestic product (GDP) arrived on Oct. 29.
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The global economy is expected to log solid growth this year and next, although elevated energy prices and inflation hover as risks, the chief of the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday.
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Days after India&#39;s stock market hit an all-time high, hundreds of executives and policymakers from around the world gathered Sunday to explore business opportunities in one of the world&#39;s fastest-growing economies.
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The US economy is &quot;losing steam,&quot; the Conference Board said, reporting that the index of US leading economic indicators fell 0.3 percent in October, marking the fifth straight decline.
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A leading index of the U.S. economy dipped in the latest week, and a continued lack of growth in the data shows no end in sight to the current slowdown, a report showed on Friday.
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Yesterday's market is today's chalkboard.
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Most experts expect ``mid-cap&#39;&#39; stocks, or stocks issued by medium-size companies, to perform well as our economy expands.
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WASHINGTON, DC -- Everyone recognizes that this week&#39;s White House Economic Summit here in Washington is political theater. It&#39;s a chance for the White House to showcase its second term economic agenda, and get lots of mostly favorable press for it.