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12,001
2009-05-20
As of April 22, the System's total assets and liabilities were close to $2.2 trillion, about $130 billion higher than just before the March meeting.
25
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7513
neutral
0.544358
positive
0.1779
neutral
neutral
positive
12,002
2009-07-15
Rates for conforming 30-year fixed-rate mortgages rose on net between late April and late June but remained below the levels seen over most of 2008.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.337
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,003
2009-07-15
Purchasing managers indexes rebounded from the exceptionally low levels reached in the first quarter, and industrial production stabilized somewhat.
19
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7796
negative
0.436151
negative
-0.2568
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,004
2009-07-15
The expected path of the federal funds rate implied by futures prices was largely unchanged by the release of the Committee's statement and minutes.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.053
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,005
2009-07-15
Over the intermeeting period, functioning in the market for Treasury securities generally improved and trading picked up, but some strains remained.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5688
positive
0.670313
positive
0.7096
positive
neutral
neutral
12,006
2009-07-15
Participants noted the considerable uncertainty surrounding estimates of the output and unemployment gaps and the extent of their effects on prices.
21
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.91
negative
0.343305
negative
-0.6486
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,007
2009-09-02
The on-the-run liquidity premium for the 10-year Treasury note was little changed at elevated levels, although it was well below its peak last fall.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.45
positive
0.550403
positive
0.2023
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,008
2010-01-06
The staff interpreted the increases in prices of energy and nonmarket services that recently boosted consumer price inflation as largely transitory.
21
neutral
neutral
negative
negative
-0.374
positive
0.674125
positive
0.7269
neutral
neutral
positive
12,009
2010-02-17
Spreads on A2/P2-rated commercial paper (CP) and AA-rated asset-backed CP held steady at the low end of the range that has prevailed since mid-2007.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.774
neutral
0.525652
positive
0.1027
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,010
2010-05-19
The drop in commercial real estate loans persisted, reflecting weak fundamentals that limited originations as well as charge-offs of existing loans.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.96
negative
0.351512
negative
-0.6124
negative
neutral
neutral
12,011
2010-08-31
The central banks of a number of EMEs, including Brazil, Chile, India, Malaysia, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand, increased policy interest rates.
22
neutral
neutral
No majority found
positive
0.6617
positive
0.663917
positive
0.6808
neutral
neutral
positive
12,012
2010-10-12
Conditions in short-term funding markets continued to improve following the recent stresses related to concerns about financial stability in Europe.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9385
neutral
0.50645
neutral
0.0258
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,013
2010-10-12
The softer tone of incoming economic data suggested that the underlying level of demand was weaker than projected at the time of the August meeting.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.961
negative
0.371287
negative
-0.5267
negative
neutral
neutral
12,014
2011-01-04
Although inventory-sales ratios rose during the third quarter, survey data implied that few businesses perceived inventory stocks as being too high.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.1067
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,015
2011-01-04
The spread between mortgage rates and MBS yields dropped back, reversing the widening of the spread that occurred over the preceding several months.
23
No majority found
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.943
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
12,016
2011-01-04
Although consumer credit contracted in the third quarter, the decline was the smallest since late 2008, and consumer credit edged higher in October.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.939
positive
0.654052
positive
0.6369
neutral
neutral
positive
12,017
2011-02-16
Participants noted that many of the factors that contributed to the recent apparent rise in structural unemployment were likely to recede over time.
23
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.371
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,018
2011-02-16
The unemployment rate decreased to 9.4 percent in December, but this decline in part reflected a further drop in the labor force participation rate.
24
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.95
negative
0.351512
negative
-0.6124
neutral
neutral
positive
12,019
2011-02-16
In December and early January, survey measures of households' long-term inflation expectations stayed in the range that has prevailed for some time.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.568
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,020
2011-02-16
Participants' judgment that the economic recovery was on a firmer footing was supported by the strength in household spending in the fourth quarter.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9282
positive
0.670313
positive
0.7096
positive
neutral
neutral
12,021
2011-04-05
On net, expectations for the federal funds rate, along with yields on nominal Treasury securities, were little changed over the intermeeting period.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0477
positive
0.621025
positive
0.4939
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,022
2011-05-18
Most participants saw changes in the target for the federal funds rate as the preferred active tool for tightening monetary policy when appropriate.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0553
positive
0.599144
positive
0.4019
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,023
2011-05-18
Gross public equity issuance by nonfinancial firms was robust in March, and indicators of the credit quality of nonfinancial firms improved further.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9429
positive
0.642424
positive
0.5859
positive
neutral
neutral
12,024
2011-07-12
Delinquency rates for consumer debt edged down further in recent months, with delinquency rates on some categories moving back to pre-crisis levels.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.942
negative
0.317562
negative
-0.765
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,025
2011-07-12
The run-up in energy prices, as well as an increase in prices of other commodities and imported goods, had boosted both headline and core inflation.
25
neutral
neutral
negative
positive
0.8677
positive
0.698507
positive
0.8402
neutral
neutral
positive
12,026
2011-08-30
A few participants noted that a reduction in the interest rate paid on excess reserve balances could also be helpful in easing financial conditions.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9012
positive
0.686649
positive
0.7845
neutral
neutral
positive
12,027
2011-10-12
A number of participants judged that a reduction would result in at least marginally lower money market rates and could help stimulate bank lending.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8645
positive
0.616661
positive
0.4754
neutral
neutral
positive
12,028
2011-10-12
Monthly U.S. consumer price inflation picked up in July and August after slowing in May and June, but remained a bit lower than earlier in the year.
27
neutral
neutral
negative
negative
-0.239
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
12,029
2012-01-03
Meeting participants observed that financial markets remained volatile over the intermeeting period in large part because of developments in Europe.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.762
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,030
2012-02-15
Reports from business contacts indicated that activity in the manufacturing, energy, and agricultural sectors continued to advance in recent months.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9298
positive
0.567878
positive
0.2732
positive
neutral
neutral
12,031
2012-02-15
Another participant cited reports from business contacts indicating that credit standards in mortgage lending were becoming somewhat less stringent.
19
No majority found
neutral
negative
negative
-0.186
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,032
2012-04-03
Initial claims for unemployment insurance trended lower over the intermeeting period and were at a level consistent with further moderate job gains.
22
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.924
neutral
0.455642
negative
-0.1779
positive
neutral
neutral
12,033
2012-04-03
Moreover, households' net worth grew in the fourth quarter of last year and likely was boosted further by gains in equity values thus far this year.
26
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.938
positive
0.70172
positive
0.8555
positive
neutral
neutral
12,034
2012-05-16
Staff Review of the Economic SituationThe information reviewed at the April 24-25 meeting suggested that economic activity was expanding moderately.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.927
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
positive
neutral
neutral
12,035
2012-07-11
Business fixed investment had continued to advance, and household spending appeared to be rising at a somewhat slower pace than earlier in the year.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.2992
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
positive
neutral
neutral
12,036
2012-10-04
On balance, the nominal Treasury yield curve steepened over the intermeeting period, with yields on longer-dated Treasury securities rising notably.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8941
positive
0.648488
positive
0.6124
neutral
neutral
positive
12,037
2012-10-04
Option-implied volatility on the S&P 500 index fell in early August to levels not seen since the middle of 2007; it subsequently partially retraced.
24
No majority found
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.967
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,038
2012-10-04
For the duration of this program, the Committee directs the Desk to suspend its policy of rolling over maturing Treasury securities into new issues.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.125
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
neutral
neutral
positive
12,039
2012-11-14
For the duration of this program, the Committee directs the Desk to suspend its policy of rolling over maturing Treasury securities into new issues.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.125
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
neutral
neutral
positive
12,040
2013-11-20
Measures of firms' hiring plans improved, the rate of job openings increased slightly, and the rate of long-duration unemployment declined a little.
22
neutral
positive
neutral
positive
0.7455
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
positive
neutral
neutral
12,041
2013-11-20
In addition, financial markets were affected for a time by uncertainties about raising the federal debt limit and resolving the government shutdown.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.953
negative
0.421114
negative
-0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
12,042
2013-11-20
Financial quotes suggested that markets moved out the date at which they expected to see the Committee first increase the federal funds rate target.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0266
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
12,043
2014-08-20
The staff detailed a possible approach for implementing and communicating monetary policy once the Committee begins to tighten the stance of policy.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.1181
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,044
2014-08-20
The staff continued to project that real GDP would expand at a faster pace in the second half of this year and over the next two years than in 2013.
30
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9212
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
positive
neutral
neutral
12,045
2014-10-08
As a consequence, they updated the language in the statement to indicate that inflation had been running below the Committee's longer-run objective.
22
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.918
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,046
2014-11-19
Nominal business spending for new nonresidential construction decreased in August, and vacancy rates for nonresidential buildings remained elevated.
18
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.932
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
12,047
2015-01-07
Market-based measures of inflation compensation declined further, while survey-based measures of longer-term inflation expectations remained stable.
16
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.91
positive
0.573464
positive
0.296
neutral
neutral
positive
12,048
2015-02-18
Nonetheless, many participants agreed that the use of term RRP operations during the period of policy tightening could be useful in some situations.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5304
positive
0.659193
positive
0.6597
neutral
neutral
positive
12,049
2015-02-18
Consumer price inflation moved further below the FOMC's longer-run objective of 2 percent, held down by continuing large decreases in energy prices.
22
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.934
positive
0.567878
positive
0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
12,050
2015-02-18
The fall had occurred despite the strengthening U.S. economic outlook and market expectations that policy normalization could begin later this year.
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.935
negative
0.440015
negative
-0.2411
neutral
neutral
positive
12,051
2015-05-20
The deputy manager followed with a review of System open market operations conducted during the period since the Committee met on March 17-18, 2015.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0062
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,052
2015-05-20
Market-based measures of inflation compensation remained low, while survey-based measures of longer-term inflation expectations had remained stable.
17
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.861
neutral
0.50645
neutral
0.0258
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,053
2015-05-20
Many participants noted that measures of inflation averaged over several months or more continued to run below the Committee's longer-run objective.
21
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.934
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,054
2015-05-20
Market-based measures of inflation compensation remained low, while survey-based measures of longer-term inflation expectations had remained stable.
17
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.861
neutral
0.50645
neutral
0.0258
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,055
2015-07-08
The manager also discussed System open market operations conducted by the Open Market Desk during the period since the Committee met on April 28-29.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0018
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,056
2015-07-08
Growth in real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) appeared to pick up early in the second quarter from its modest pace in the previous quarter.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9213
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
positive
neutral
neutral
12,057
2015-07-08
Respondents again saw the September 2015 FOMC meeting as the most likely time for the first increase in the target range for the federal funds rate.
26
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.4702
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
12,058
2015-08-19
Members generally agreed that additional information on the outlook would be necessary before deciding to implement an increase in the target range.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.3575
positive
0.642424
positive
0.5859
neutral
neutral
positive
12,059
2015-10-08
In manufacturing, the auto industry remained a bright spot, but the appreciation of the dollar was still restraining production of goods for export.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.898
positive
0.699349
positive
0.8442
positive
neutral
neutral
12,060
2015-11-18
Consistent with this downside risk to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.676
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
negative
neutral
neutral
12,061
2016-01-06
Issuance of investment-grade corporate bonds and institutional leveraged loans remained solid, buoyed by demand to finance mergers and acquisitions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9245
neutral
0.50645
neutral
0.0258
neutral
neutral
positive
12,062
2016-01-06
Gradual adjustments in the federal funds rate would also allow policymakers to assess how the economy was responding to increases in interest rates.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.2245
positive
0.675923
positive
0.7351
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,063
2016-02-17
Financing conditions for nonfinancial businesses remained accommodative for firms of higher credit quality but tightened somewhat for riskier firms.
19
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7437
positive
0.567486
positive
0.2716
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,064
2016-05-18
Nevertheless, recent readings on key factors that influence consumer spending were consistent with a pickup in real PCE growth in the coming months.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.0271
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
positive
neutral
neutral
12,065
2016-07-06
Market-based estimates of the probability of a hike in the federal funds rate at the June FOMC meeting were variable during the intermeeting period.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.425
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,066
2016-07-06
Consistent with the downside risks to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.575
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
12,067
2016-08-17
One-month-ahead option-implied volatility on the S&P 500 index--the VIX--fell, returning to the lower end of its distribution of the past few years.
22
No majority found
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.963
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
12,068
2016-08-17
Consistent with the downside risks to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.575
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
12,069
2016-08-17
In addition, it was pointed out that the upward trend in investment in intellectual property products was a positivee in the outlook for investment.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9313
positive
0.624947
positive
0.5106
positive
neutral
neutral
12,070
2016-10-12
All transactions in foreign currencies undertaken pursuant to paragraph 1 above shall, unless otherwise authorized by the Committee, be conducted:A.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.018
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,071
2016-10-12
Consistent with the downside risks to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.575
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
12,072
2016-11-23
Measures of longer-run inflation expectations from the Desk's Survey of Primary Dealers and Survey of Market Participants were unchanged in October.
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.596
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,073
2016-11-23
Consistent with the downside risks to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.575
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
12,074
2017-01-04
Consistent with the downside risks to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.575
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
12,075
2017-02-22
All transactions in foreign currencies undertaken pursuant to paragraph 1 above shall, unless otherwise authorized by the Committee, be conducted:A.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.018
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,076
2017-02-22
Altogether, the change in real net exports was estimated to have made a substantial nagativee contribution to real GDP growth in the fourth quarter.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.954
positive
0.628713
positive
0.5267
negative
neutral
neutral
12,077
2017-02-22
Consistent with the downside risks to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.575
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
12,078
2017-04-05
The unemployment rate edged back down to 4.7 percent in February, and the labor force participation rate rose over the first two months of the year.
26
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.938
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
12,079
2017-04-05
Meanwhile, spreads of yields on bonds issued by nonfinancial corporations over those on comparable-maturity Treasury securities were little changed.
19
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0433
positive
0.621025
positive
0.4939
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,080
2017-04-05
Consistent with the downside risks to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.575
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
12,081
2017-05-24
Consistent with the downside risks to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as tilted to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.575
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
12,082
2017-11-22
Sales of new homes increased notably over the two months ending in September, although sales of existing homes decreased somewhat over that period.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.4682
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
positive
neutral
neutral
12,083
2018-02-21
All transactions in foreign currencies undertaken pursuant to paragraph 1 above shall, unless otherwise authorized by the Committee, be conducted:A.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.018
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,084
2018-02-21
Total industrial production increased over the two months ending in December, with broad-based gains in manufacturing, mining, and utilities output.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9328
positive
0.666145
positive
0.6908
positive
neutral
neutral
12,085
2018-04-11
On the upside, recent fiscal policy changes could lead to a greater expansion in economic activity over the next few years than the staff projected.
25
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8938
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
positive
neutral
neutral
12,086
2018-04-11
Many participants reported considerable optimism among the business contacts in their Districts, consistent with a firming in business expenditures.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8176
positive
0.632347
positive
0.5423
positive
neutral
neutral
12,087
2018-04-11
Recent data suggested that growth rates of household spending and business fixed investment had moderated from their strong fourth-quarter readings.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.703
positive
0.670313
positive
0.7096
neutral
neutral
positive
12,088
2018-05-23
On the upside, recent fiscal policy changes could lead to a greater expansion in economic activity over the next few years than the staff projected.
25
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8938
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
positive
neutral
neutral
12,089
2018-07-05
Gross issuance of municipal bonds in April and May was solid, as issuance continued to recover from the slow pace recorded at the start of the year.
27
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9141
negative
0.410669
negative
-0.3612
positive
neutral
neutral
12,090
2018-07-05
On the upside, recent fiscal policy changes could lead to a greater expansion in economic activity over the next few years than the staff projected.
25
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8938
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
positive
neutral
neutral
12,091
2018-11-29
Payrolls had increased strongly in October, and measures of labor market tightness such as rates of job openings and quits continued to be elevated.
24
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.282
positive
0.628713
positive
0.5267
positive
neutral
neutral
12,092
2019-01-09
Financing conditions in the residential mortgage market also remained accommodative for most borrowers, but the demand for mortgage credit softened.
20
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5405
positive
0.567878
positive
0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
12,093
2019-01-09
Participants agreed to continue to monitor financial market developments and assess the implications of these developments for the economic outlook.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.6961
positive
0.589331
positive
0.3612
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,094
2019-02-20
All transactions in foreign currencies undertaken pursuant to paragraph 1 above shall, unless otherwise authorized by the Committee, be conducted:A.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.018
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,095
2019-02-20
Core PCE price inflation was still expected to step up to 2 percent over this year as a whole and then to run at that level through the medium term.
30
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.9032
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,096
2019-02-20
In addition, a few participants noted that recent declines in oil or gasoline prices had damped plans for capital expenditures in the energy sector.
24
negative
neutral
positive
negative
-0.95
positive
0.567878
positive
0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
12,097
2019-04-10
The employment cost index for private-sector workers increased 3 percent over the 12 months ending in December, somewhat faster than a year earlier.
23
neutral
negative
neutral
positive
0.9284
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
12,098
2019-04-10
Consistent with reports about a potential trade deal, stock prices of firms with greater exposure to China generally outperformed the S&P 500 index.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7376
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
positive
neutral
neutral
12,099
2019-04-10
On the downside, the recent softening in a number of economic indicators could be the harbinger of a substantial deterioration in economic activity.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.94
neutral
0.50645
neutral
0.0258
negative
neutral
neutral
12,100
2019-04-10
Moreover, trade policies and foreign economic developments could move in directions that have significant nagativee effects on U.S. economic growth.
20
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.864
positive
0.628713
positive
0.5267
negative
neutral
neutral