Sentences with phrase «sharp reversal»

This went from growing at 10 per cent or more a year during the late 1990s, to falling at that pace when the economy went into recession — a very sharp reversal.

This year has witnessed sharp reversals in a number of trades.

This year has witnessed sharp reversals in a number of trades.

In past dollar rallies, the dollar's rise is usually not uniform, with lots of dispersion across different currency pairs, and it's characterized by sharp reversals.

Traders said the bond market was focused on how equities were trading and the stock market's sharp reversal pushed bond prices off their lows.

Although it appears that the market could be headed lower, don't be surprised if we see an undercut and sharp reversal near the current support levels.

Momentum has historically outperformed the broader market over time, and periodic sharp reversals have typically been short - lived — except in cases of recession or financial crisis.

Markets initially bear flattened on the headline that «FED OFFICIALS SPLIT IN JULY ON WHETHER RATE HIKE NEEDED SOON,» but closer looks at the minutes quickly resulted in sharp reversals across asset classes — equities rose, front - end rates rallied back, the Treasury curve re-steepened, and dollar pared gains.

But, in the end, the U.S. experience included the major elements of most booms: Too much leverage, too little understanding of risk, too easy credit terms, and then a very sharp reversal.

In the past, such lopsided positioning has often heralded a sharp reversal in prices when fund managers have attempted to exit from their positions.

The contraction in its workforce marked a sharp reversal from the company's explosive growth in previous years.

Type 2: The Sharp Reversal of 1994, or the «Bond Massacre,» turned out to be short - lived.

The show of solidarity marked a sharp reversal from their meeting five weeks earlier on the margins of the G20 summit in Russia when Harper emerged to say that «significant gaps» remained.

Although momentum stocks appear to be well supported in the current environment, the historical negative correlation between value and momentum could also help provide cushioning in the event of sharp reversals.

Well, the sharp reversal happened in the last one hour and a half.

This represents a sharp reversal in the historical pattern.

Foreign investors will be watching closely for any sharp reversal in India's economic policies.

Like previous corrective phases, there was no immediate catalyst for the market's sharp reversal, a sign that technical traders were largely responsible for the downshift.

Much like the Nasdaq, there was a quick dip («shakeout») below the 50 - day MA, followed by a sharp reversal new highs:

Ben Bernanke's global savings glut thesis is another example of the primacy of capital flows, and indeed the decision by East Asian countries to accumulate savings in the form of soaring foreign exchange reserves, which set off the savings glut, was itself the likely response to the 1997 Asian crisis, which occurred as a consequence of a sharp reversal of capital flows to the afflicted Asian countries.

That rush for the exits marked a sharp reversal from January, when investors poured $ 10.8 billion into U.S. equity funds, helping propel major indexes to records.

Therefore, it is worth considering whether either has improved enough to justify the sharp reversal in investor sentiment:

These were partly due to the sharp reversal in sentiment and flows that were observed in 4Q16 as the market reacted to the outcome of the US elections.

Now, as HNA tries to avoid a total meltdown, it's reportedly ditching much of its real estate in a sharp reversal.

Anything that implies fewer - than - expected purchases of German government bonds would see a sharp reversal in the trend of lower Bund yields — and a lot of burnt fingers.

Speculation that the exchange might have been hacked triggered a sharp reversal in the fortunes of most major cryptocurrencies.

Cuomo, in a sharp reversal, vetoes the bill he helped negotiate that set the two - year moratorium on use of student test scores.

It is also a sharp reversal from December, when state officials assured concerned residents of the village of about 4,000 that «normal use» of the water would not pose health risks.

The Kingston school board did a sharp reversal on its plan to sell the long - vacated 28,000 - square - foot TillsonSchool and eight acres of land for only $ 100,000.

«It's another sharp reversal,» Muzzio said.

The move would be a sharp reversal of a policy instituted under Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2005 to have the teachers rotate as subs instead of foisting them on principals who didn't want them.

The enthusiastic praise for the governor by some of the groups made for a sharp reversal, after years spent doggedly protesting his public appearances.

The EPA was given $ 8.1 billion for the 2018 fiscal year as part of the $ 1.3 trillion spending plan, a sharp reversal of the 31 percent reduction sought by President Donald Trump and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.

The vote completed a sharp reversal of the state's policy earlier this year, when the Legislature voted to increase the weight of test scores in evaluations.

Regarding Duncan's legacy: First, his tenure will be known for a law that, as one analyst noted, coincided with «perhaps the sharpest reversal of federal ambitions since the welfare - reform act of 1996.»

I'd argue, in fact, that this marks the sharpest reversal of federal ambitions in domestic policy in 20 years — since the welfare reform act of 1996.

This sharp reversal of that trend appears to verify the value of early childhood programs, but may also show low - income parents understand the importance of reading to their young children and developing their cognitive skills.

The vote completed a sharp reversal of the state's policy earlier this year, when the Legislature voted to increase the weight of test scores in evaluations.

Fewer high school seniors in the District are expected to receive diplomas in June than in the year before, a sharp reversal for a school system that had celebrated a 20 - point increase in its graduation rate since 2011.

More broadly, ESSA does something exquisitely rare — it actively shrinks the federal footprint, in perhaps the sharpest reversal of federal ambitions since the welfare - reform act of 1996.

It's a sharp reversal from a year earlier when Canadians were paying down their debt faster than they were adding to it.

Therefore, it is worth considering whether either has improved enough to justify the sharp reversal in investor sentiment:

If Friday's rally was simply window dressing by the funds then it should end on Monday and with any luck we will see a sharp reversal to the down side early this week.

It might take little more than a singular shock to the proverbial system for a sharp reversal in volatility, with likely contagion causing panic sell - offs in risk assets.

You decide to close your trade, keeping your profits, rather than risking a sharp reversal; or perhaps you just move your stop loss to break even.

Increasing uncertainty and apprehension about the future state of the economy and labor market, no doubt a result of the recent slowdown in job growth, are the primary reasons for the sharp reversal in confidence.