Sentences with phrase «many headline numbers»

Alternative measures of inflation that adjust for the more volatile components of the price basket, such as gasoline, were moderately higher than the headline number.

Pollsters and journalists tend to highlight the headline numbers in a poll.

The headline number is that 85 % of patients are seen within four hours.

«We are running out of downbeat adjectives to describe the data in France, with the headline numbers from the French industrial production report truly appalling.»

Despite the weak headline number, average hourly earnings rose to an annualized rate of 2.9 percent.

Take the over: Hortonworks is not planning to raise $ 100 million, despite the headline number on its S - 1.

It was also the fastest rate of growth since the third quarter of 2014, and pundits are already declaring the headline number as good news for Hillary Clinton, who is running a campaign that promises a continuation of President Barack Obama» economic policies.

«We believe the bogey for investors is a 15 percent increase to Apple's total reported capital return number (shares repurchase plus past dividends), which would imply a $ 150 billion headline number, up from $ 130 billion announced last year,» said Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray, in a recent note.

But, tucked beneath the headline number was an interesting commentary on the American labor market.

Big bank earnings may have looked nice as it pertained to the headline numbers, but when investors looked deeper they didn't like what they saw.

It says the U.S. economy is weaker than the headline numbers indicate because the sharp recession of 2008 - 2009 has thrown seasonal - adjustment factors out of whack and they are inflating the smoothed, annualized growth numbers for output, employment, income and sales.

The company has had its name in the headlines a number of times recently — announcing a new console and a hat with built - in bluetooth speakers.

In fact, it is thinking of lowering the 6.5 % threshold for a short - term rate hike because it believes the headline number still gives too optimistic a picture of the situation in the labour market.

It made news — and the Fed seems to be reacting to the headlines, or, at least, the headline number.

4:55 p.m. ET: Beneath the headline numbers in its release, Yahoo's earnings report shows that its cash flow has declined dramatically in the past year.

Seven of eleven categories posted higher sales, yet the stronger headline number was almost entirely the result of a surge in purchases of new cars.

Although the headline number disappointed with job growth of 173,000 in August, relative to expectations of 217,000, the rest of the report was solid.

Dow Jones confirmed that it accidentally leaked headline numbers for Activision Blizzard's earnings, which were due to be announced at 1 pm Pacific time on Thursday.

Despite headline numbers that suggest stable growth, the Chinese economy is grappling with many problems, including heavy debt and continued reliance on rusty industries like steel.

Friday gave us a significant decline in the Producer Price Index (the core rate rose 0.2 %, but the headline number was down).

Average hourly earnings rose more than expected, at 2.2 %, which helped lessen the blow of a worse than expected headline number and the July number was revised to 2.0 % from 1.9 %; average weekly hours increased to 34.5 from 34.4; and manufacturing added 14,000 workers after a revised 16,000 loss in July.

While the Fed certainly considers much more than the superficial headline number in its analysis of inflation, some of those who interpret the Fed's actions make this overly simplistic assertion: Inflation is too low today and therefore justifies the maintenance of low policy rates.

In my opinion, the discussion of inflation as a simple headline number is too one - dimensional.

The bottom line: The treatment of «inflation» as a simple headline number that needs to be pushed higher paints too simple a picture.

It's clear that headline numbers can have an immediate and sometimes dramatic influence on stock prices.

All the headline numbers, buybacks, dividend increases and more were all reported on in ebullient fashion.

The bottom line: The two - track trends evident in the September jobs report are just more signs that the U.S. economy is doing better than headline numbers may imply.

While our cash flow and our operating performance in the quarter were strong, the headline numbers we're reporting today include substantial charges.

While investors have become very sensitive to improper accounting practices, the greater danger is actually from «standard» but extraordinarily misleading accounting practices such as the use of «operating earnings» as a headline number.

With a per - capita adjustment, the headline number is lower at 1.5 %.

Today's headline number of -56.60 B was worse than the Investing.com forecast of -52.60 B.

Today's 23.2 headline number came in above the 20.8 forecast at Investing.com.

Shares of Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. (NASDAQ: BBBY) lost more than 10 percent Thursday morning after the company reported a top - and bottom - line third - quarter beat — but some analysts found plenty of reason to be concerned beyond the headline numbers.

The headline number for February came in at 107.6, up 0.7 from the previous month, and its second all - time highest.

While the headline number is welcome news, a more detailed analysis suggests continued scope for caution.

The headline number for the settlement is $ 8.5 billion, but that includes $ 5.2 billion in «credits» the banks will receive for actions they take to avoid foreclosures, such as providing loan modifications.

The headline number of 128.7 was an increase from the final reading of 127.0 for March, a downward revision from 127.7.

Today's headline number was below the Investing.com forecast of 58.6 percent.

In short, the headline numbers for the last quarter are not what is causing the stock to sell off.

Beneath the headline numbers, there are some clear trends emerging in Macau, the company's biggest market with over half of total EBITDA.

It was Steve's familiarity with the product, and the realisation there must be a great business underneath, that allowed us to look past the terrible headline numbers to find the real insights.

But while this quarter may not look great after a quick glance at the headline numbers, it represents a continuation of Markel's proven efforts to consistently grow its various businesses and generate market - beating returns in the process.

So, you're talking about low single digits rather than, if you just looked at the headline number, something like 11.5 % growth.

The headline numbers will give you some idea as to how much advertising on a page might be worth — but actually visiting the strongest of those links will give you an excellent feel for the types of people coming to the site and talking about the site.

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US Treasury yields which have been in the focus in the last days are slightly lower today, especially regarding the longer end of the curve, as core durable goods orders came in much lower than expected, even as the less reliable headline number beat the consensus estimate.

Despite the bummer headline numbers, the report did contain a few nuggets that should give long - term investors hope.

By many measures, the economic recovery hasn't been a robust one, but I believe the economy has actually been doing better than many headline numbers would imply.

Although, we suggest that underlying the headline numbers, there are still opportunities to be had - if you know where to look.

No one wants to talk about this, but what few that do will look at a few headline numbers and leave it there.