Sentences with phrase «index point decline»

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Despite a record one - day point decline on the Dow Jones index, many Wall Street experts believe the sell - off was less tied to fundamentals and was instead exacerbated by volatility - linked products and algorithmic trading.

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.

Germany's Ifo business climate index — a key chart of morale among German businesses — fell to 102.1 points in April from 103.3 points in March, marking the fifth consecutive month of declines.

The downtrend in many of these stocks was exacerbated Friday after the Dow Jones industrial average dropped nearly 666 points, marking the index's sixth - largest points decline ever.

The S&P / TSX composite index was down 228.57 points to 15,442.68, led by a more than six per cent decline in the energy sector.

The S&P / TSX composite index was down 15.84 points to 15,508.17, in a largely broad - based decline that included the gold and financials sectors.

North American investors arrived at work Monday morning and were greeted by a 1,000 - point sell - off in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, marking the blue chip index's biggest intra-day decline ever.

Coming off its biggest one - day decline since 2007, Shanghai's main share index seesawed throughout Tuesday — falling as much as 5 percent as trading opened and rising 1 percent at one point — to end down 1.7 percent.

In 2017, high yield spreads (based on the Barclays High Yield Index) declined in 8 of 12 months, with relatively minor spread widening, 20 to 25 basis points (bps, or.20 to.25 percentage points) in March and August (see the chart below).

The index declined 3.8 per cent Thursday to 2,784 points, reflecting the slump in the shipping industry's prices to transport dry raw materials over 26 global routes.

The drop of 12.3 points in the orders index is the largest since October 2001 (when, in the wake of 9/11, the index dropped 12.4 points) and the second largest decline since December 1980.

Trade jitters sent the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P / TSX composite index down 275.35 points to 15,399.93 in broad - based declines led by base metals.

Well, the ECRI (one of the more reliable private economic analysis groups) has finally thrown in the towel - «With the Weekly Leading Index having dropped more than 13 points in the last nine months, it is exhibiting a pronounced, pervasive, and persistent decline that is unambiguously recessionary.»

However, the S&P 500 Index eased by three points; the NASDAQ fell 32 points; and the Russell 2000 was 15 points lower, while declining stocks retained their formidable lead.

May data showed a decline in the composite index, led by a 26 basis point drop in first mortgage default rates.

he S&P / ASX 200 index declined 11 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 6043 while the All Ordinaries lost 10 points, or 0.2 per cent, to 6158.

July data showed a small decline in the composite index, while first mortgage default rate were unchanged and second mortgage default rates rose by two basis points.

The production index — a key measure of state manufacturing conditions — dropped 23 points, from 12.7 to -10.2, suggesting output declined this month after growing throughout fourth quarter 2015.

The HFRI EM: Asia ex-Japan Index declined -2.8 percent YTD through April, while the HFRI EM: China Index fell -5.9 percent; however, each of these has topped the decline of the Shanghai Composite Index by 1400 and 1100 basis points, respectively, through April.

The corresponding declines in the MSCI World price index from those points were -17.3 percent, -19.4 percent, -35.0 percent, respectively (the peak - to - trough market losses were even worse).

The S&P / TSX composite index gained 57.47 points to 13,392.2 following a 155 - point jump Wednesday, with gains Thursday limited by the gold sector as precious metal stocks added to the steep declines chalked up this year while bullion closed at a three - year low.

In 2017, high yield spreads (based on the Barclays High Yield Index) declined in 8 of 12 months, with relatively minor spread widening, 20 to 25 basis points (bps, or.20 to.25 percentage points) in March and August (see the chart below).

But still, my point here is not to discourage you from becoming a landlord or declining to practice index investing.

We gradually found ourselves back in a defensive stretch (see Critical Point in November 2007), which was followed by a market decline of more than 50 %, which erased the entire preceding bull market gain in the S&P 500 index, and wiped out the entire total return of the index — in excess of Treasury bill returns — all the way back to June 1995.

New York's Dow Jones industrials was down 53.11 points to 16,752.3, the Nasdaq declined 13.71 points to 4,470.01 and the S&P 500 index shed 8.43 points to 1,956.15.

The PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP), which tracks the U.S. dollar against six major world currencies, has declined nearly 10 % since Jan. 1 to reach its lowest point since 2014.

Well, the ECRI (one of the more reliable private economic analysis groups) has finally thrown in the towel - «With the Weekly Leading Index having dropped more than 13 points in the last nine months, it is exhibiting a pronounced, pervasive, and persistent decline that is unambiguously recessionary.»

Because this method relies on a single point in time (i.e., the last day of the contract), a large decline in the index prior to that point may decrease the interest.

The S&P / TSX composite was down more than 250 points on the nascent new year as of Wednesday, while the S&P 500 dipped below 2,000 and Europe's Stoxx index declined 1.5 per cent.

Bear markets occur when major stock market indexes decline 20 % or more from their highest point to the recent lowest point.

The Russell 2000 index of smaller - company stocks declined 15.49 points, or 1 %, to 1,570.56.

The SIOR index, measuring the impact of 10 variables, declined 2.6 percentage points to 54.9 in the second quarter, following a strong gain of 6.8 percentage points in the first quarter.

The July Housing Affordability Index declined by 1 percentage point from June.

CMBS spreads declined in response to the announcement, with the AAA CMBX Index spread over swaps narrowing by about 200 basis points from late April through mid-May.

The HPSI declined 3.8 percentage points to 84.5 last month, down from an all - time Index high in February.

Coincident with a 14 basis point increase in Treasury rates to which most commercial mortgage interest rates are indexed and a five basis point decline in equity dividend rates, the RealtyRates.com Weighted Composite (Cap Rate) Index ™ increased six basis points, from 9.33 to 9.39 percent during the 4th Quarter of 2017.

In the fourth quarter of 2013, the index declined four points to 50, but the reading has been at 50 or above for the past eight readings.

Even so, the SIOR index, measuring the impact of 10 variables, rose 0.6 percentage point to 55.5 in the third quarter, following a decline of 2.6 percentage points in the second quarter.