Sentences with phrase «index fell to»

Breaking pace with a strong first quarter, consumer spending has weakened in recent months as the consumer confidence index fell to the lowest level since January.

The headline consumer sentiment index showed Republicans at 122.5 after 81 in June and July, while for Democrats, the index fell to 84.8 from 101.3.

The expectations index fell to 66.6 in July, hitting the lowest level since February, from 72.7 in June.

July's consumer confidence index fell to 50.4 — the lowest level since February 2010 — from an upwardly revised 54.3 in June.

The UM index fell to 66.5 in early July from 76 in late June, a drop attributed to consumers» worries about weak hiring and a slowly healing economy.

The Expectations reading of the Index fell to 110.0, while the Present Situation reading rose to 156.6.

Prices on CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index fell to a low of $ 10,050.79 yesterday and dipped below $ 10,000 soon before publishing.

In projections for six months from now, the composite index fell to 31 from 33, and the production index climbed to 44 from 42.

Its manufacturing index fell to 56.6 from 59 in August.

The new orders index edged down to -9.2, and the growth rate of orders index fell to -17.5, its lowest level in a year.

HSBC Corp.'s purchasing managers index fell to 50.2 from July's 18 - month high of 51.7 on a...

The Institute for Supply Management said Tuesday that its services index fell to 51.4 last month from 55.5 in July.

The numbers: The Institute for Supply Management said its non-manufacturing index fell to a four - month in April to a reading of 56.8 %, down from...

China's official manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index fell to a nine - month low of 49.2 in August, the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing, which issues the data with the National Bureau of Statistics, said Saturday.

The employment index climbed to 15.9 from 15.3, the part - time employment index decreased to 3.7 from 5.1, the hours worked index dipped to 8.0 from 8.3, the wages and benefits index grew to 23.5 from 20.9, the input prices index fell to 27.9 from 29.2, the selling prices index increased to 19.2, its highest level in over 10 years, from 17.0, the capital expenditures index slid to 16.0 from 17.6, the general business activity index rose to 14.5 from 13.4.

The prices received index fell to -4.0; the negative reading was a sign that selling prices had declined — their first retreat in two years.

The capital expenditures index fell to 29.8 from 35.9 last month.

The new orders index fell to 37.2 from 48.8, shipments gained to 47.9 from 43.4; and the unfilled orders index dropped to 7.6 from 10.8.

The prices paid index was 56.4, up from 42.6 last month, new orders index slumped to 18.4 from 35.7, shipments declined to 23.9 from 32.4, the unfilled orders index fell to 7.8 from 20.1, the delivery times index gained to 20.7 from 14.0, inventories dropped to 9.5 from 16.5, prices received jumped to 29.8 from 20.7, the number of employees index grew to 27.1 from 25.6, and the average employee workweek gained to 21.6 from 12.8.

The future revenue index slid to 48.6 from 51.9, the employment index fell to 29.1 from 32.8, the part - time employment index increased to 14.8 from 12.7, the hours worked index slipped to 13.3 from 13.6, the wages and benefits index slid to 49.4 from 50.0, the input prices index dipped to 45.9 from 47.0, the selling prices index dropped to 34.5 from 39.6, the capital expenditures index fell to 26.8 from 32.9, the general business activity index slipped to 24.7 from 26.9.

Wages and benefits climbed to 50.1 from 48.5, the employment index rose to 35.4 from 34.7, while the hours worked index declined to 14.4 from 19.4, and the capital expenditures index fell to 31.0 from 37.8.

The nation's first major economic indicator for August signaled a further deterioration as a private manufacturing index fell to the lowest level in six years.

China's official manufacturing purchasing managers index fell to 49.7 in August from 50.0 a month ago, the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing, which issues the data with the National Bureau of Statistics, said in a statement Tuesday.

In July, the Institute for Supply Management's (ISM) Non-Manufacturing Index fell to an 11 - month low of 53.9, 3.5 points below its June reading of 57.4.

The ISM manufacturing index fell to 48.2, a sign of contraction in manufacturing and its lowest reading since June 2009.

The Institute for Supply Management said its non-manufacturing index fell to a four - month in April to a reading of 56.8 %, down from 58.8 % in March.

COPENHAGEN, Oct 1 - Denmark's purchasing managers index fell to 50.1 points in September from a revised 51.4 points in August, the purchase management and logistics lobby DILF said on Monday.

In fact, their index fell to its lowest level since August 2014.

The Ifo Business Climate Index fell to 109.8 points this month from 111.0 points in December.

Wednesday marked the first time since 2011 that all three major indices fell to start October, according to CNBC.

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The general business activity and company outlook indexes fell to their lowest readings since April 2009, when Texas was in recession.

That is, you would hold 25 % stocks until the S&P 500 index falls to 930.

You would stay out until the S&P 500 index falls to 1060.

Not exact matches

The Nasdaq lost 38.98 points to 3,443.2 and the S&P 500 index fell 22.89 points to 1,628.92.

The Dow Jones industrials fell 64.93 points to 16,417.01, the Nasdaq gained 3.81 points to 4,218.69 and the S&P 500 index slipped 2.49 points to 1,845.89.

WA house prices fell one per cent in July according to the latest RP Data - Riskmark Hedonic Home value index, continuing WA's weak performance compared to other states.

The Dow Jones industrials fell 66.79 points to 15,334.59 as the Standard & Poor's / Case - Shiller 20 - city home price index rose 12.4 per cent in July compared with a year ago, the most since February 2006.

On a chart of the dollar index going back to 1983, Gordon points out every big rally and fall in the currency and then connects the peaks of each rally.

The Harpex Shipping Index fell by 1 to 371, another new 52 week low.

China vowed a harsh response to Trump's latest threat, helping to spur a selloff that prompted the S&P 500 Index to fall 2.2 percent last Friday.

Wall Street has fallen as healthcare stocks slid and investors worried about rising costs for companies as oil prices rose, although the major indexes eked out a gain in April to snap a two - month losing streak.

«The bear market in valuations has already begun and supports our overall view that the next cyclical bear market in US equities may have already begun, but is being masked by an index price level that has fallen only 12 % thanks to the adrenaline shot to EPS from tax.»

The Baltic Dry Index fell from 1051 to 986, well above its recent 52 week low of 662.

While Saint - George doesn't expect the dollar index to fall back to $ 80, he is not discounting a fall from the current $ 92.425 handle.

The so - called core - core inflation index, which excludes food and energy prices and is similar to the core index used in the United States, fell an annual 0.6 percent.

The «Hagerty Market Rating Index» - which tracks the «heat» of the market - fell 0.33 points to 66.65 in April.

The average home price fell by 8.5 % between August 2008 and March 2009, according to the Teranet - National Bank House Price Index, in a decline sparked by the financial crisis.

On Thursday, the NASDAQ fell 129 points to 4,054, a 3 percent decrease, and the biggest decline the tech - heavy index has had in three years.

The latter fund returned -23 per cent, according to Bloomberg data, while the S&P 500 Index fell only by 5 per cent.