Sentences with phrase «economic news tends»

Good economic news tends to be bad for interest rates because an active economy raises concerns about inflation.

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His lens, for instance, is economic content, so his take on the news often tends toward a financially - focused perspective.

And we are not talking just about the recent rise in lipstick sales at Estée Lauder, which is considered by some to be a hot - red indicator of economic trouble (at least on slow news days) on the horizon because consumers tend to turn to less expensive indulgences when losing confidence in the future.

The researchers note that countries scoring high in United Nations rankings of economic development tend to have smaller executive cabinets — Iceland, number one in development, has a cabinet of 12; the U.S., in 12th position, boasts a cabinet of 17 — although there are glaring exceptions: Australia, Canada and New Zealand score high on development and cabinet size, according to Science News.

While the declines are not good news for schools — it means they're competing for a smaller number of candidates — a recent paper found that teachers hired during the recent recession tended to be stronger than those hired during better economic times.

Most losing traders tend to spend way too much time looking at their charts, trying to find trades and reading economic news.

Since US dollar pairs constitute about 90 % of all Forex trades that are taken, US economic news releases tend to have a much stronger effect on price than news releases from any other session.

Traders tend to try too hard and too often, whether it's trying to analyze too many indicators or economic news events, or over-trading and over-leveraging their account, the desire to make as much money as possible, as fast as possible, is often the cause of stupid trades.

To simplify it; Bad Economic News out of the USA and also Canada tends to precipitate lower interest rates.

Because the prices of most growth stocks are based on future expectations, these stocks tend to be more sensitive than value stocks to bad economic news and negative earnings surprises.

Because the economic environment and news is often bad at this point, investors tend to be cautious and initially invest in companies with good earnings and cash reserves.