The industrial bellwethers weighed heaviest on the Dow Jones index.
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Paris and Brooklyn have had their days as fashion bellwethers.
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All these bellwethers are predictors, but they are imperfect predictors.
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That means we should be careful when we use bellwethers.
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Trade bellwethers Caterpillar and Boeing rose 21.5% and 1.1%, respectively.
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Strikes in Iran's bazaar also have served as political bellwethers.
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Industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc shed more than 2%.
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Bellwethers Shell and BP were biggest drags on the main index.
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Trade bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc dropped over 2 percent.
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Trade bellwethers Boeing and Caterpillar also rose more than 2000% each.
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Industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc rose about 0.6% each.
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Industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc rose over 215% each.
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Industrial bellwethers copper and nickel jumped as much 1.4 and 2 percent.
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Shares of trade bellwethers Caterpillar and Boeing fell 153% and 215%, respectively.
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That will happen even if Trump wins perennial bellwethers Ohio and Florida.
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Boeing and Caterpillar shares, two trade bellwethers, rose 5.4% and 2.4%, respectively.
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Industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc slipped 1.8% and 2.1%, respectively.
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The industrial bellwethers were the biggest drag on the blue chip Dow.
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Trade bellwethers Caterpillar and Boeing rose 1.97 percent and 0.67 percent, respectively.
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Caterpillar and Boeing are considered trade bellwethers because of their overseas exposure.
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As a result, they are often bellwethers for hedge fund industry performance.
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Facebook, Alphabet and even Comcast are worthy bellwethers of today's networked economy.
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California's largest public pension plans, industry bellwethers, recently cut their return expectations.
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Bellwethers Glencore, Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton fell more than 2 percent.
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Sector bellwethers are slated to report their quarterly production figures next week.
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Since the 1950s, prom photos have been bellwethers of a changing America.
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The hyped companies become the bellwethers for whether the sky is indeed falling.
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Industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc fell between 2% and 1.3%, respectively.
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As bellwethers of the Chinese economy, that may be unsurprising amid slowing growth.
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On any definition, then, most of these places are only bellwethers in retrospect.
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Industrial bellwethers Boeing Co, Caterpillar Inc and 21.4M Co rose in premarket trading.
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The two stocks are seen as bellwethers for trade given their exposure overseas.
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The sector rose 0.97 percent boosted by bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc.
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The sector rose 0.95 percent boosted by bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc.
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The group rose 1.13 percent boosted by bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc.
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Both stocks are seen as trade bellwethers given their exposure to overseas markets.
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RT and Sputnik are bellwethers for the progressing American policy response to disinformation.
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The indexes dragged down by disappointing earnings from industrial bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and 3M.
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These stocks are considered global trade bellwethers because of their exposure to markets abroad.
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Yet the Dutch have often served as political bellwethers for other parts of Europe.
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Trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc dropped 0.5% in premarket trading.
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Bellwethers are often used in product-liability litigation when many people have similar claims.
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Primaries are not necessarily bellwethers for how candidates will fare in a general election.
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Some companies are considered to be "bellwethers" because their reports contain particularly useful information.
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These stocks are seen as global-trade bellwethers for their exposure to overseas markets.
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Boeing and Caterpillar are considered bellwethers for global trade given their large international exposure.
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Shares of trade bellwethers Caterpillar and Boeing rose 2.8 percent and 1.3 percent, respectively.
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Their stocks are considered trade bellwethers because of their large exposure to overseas markets.
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Alarming profit warnings from industrial bellwethers like 3M (MMM) and Caterpillar (CAT) spooked investors.
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Finally, the tigers are important as economic bellwethers for the rest of the world.
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Boeing and Caterpillar, two bellwethers for trade, rose 0.6 percent and 2.1 percent, respectively.
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Trade bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and Boeing Co were up 247 percent and 3.6 percent, respectively.
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Bellwethers Apple, Amazon, Facebook , Alphabet and Microsoft were down between 152 percent and 4 percent.
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Industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc fell 2500% and 22.5%, respectively, in premarket trading.
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Trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers Boeing Inc rose 22016 percent, while Caterpillar Inc gained 23.9 percent.
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In the U.S., trade bellwethers Caterpillar and Boeing were both up more than 1.8 percent.
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Industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc fell 22020% and 215.2%, respectively, in premarket trading.
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Industrial bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and Boeing Co slipped 0.5% and 0.3%, respectively, in premarket trading.
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The weakness also encompassed such bellwethers of high-tech trade as South Korea and Taiwan.
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Until 2008, Missouri had been one of the nation's most reliable bellwethers in presidential politics.
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For proponents of official data, New York and Pennsylvania are potential bellwethers, Mr. Kilsby said.
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Trade bellwethers Boeing and Caterpillar rose at least 0.8% each while Deere closed 2.5% higher.
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Trade bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and Boeing Co were up 258 percent and 3.5 percent, respectively.
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Boeing and Caterpillar are considered trade bellwethers because of their large exposure to overseas markets.
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It is not just retail, big tech bellwethers for the economy are doing great too.
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Caterpillar and Boeing, two bellwethers of global trade, fell 2 percent and 0.7 percent, respectively.
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"I think of Arizona and U.C.L.A. as bellwethers for the Pac-12 nationally," Scott said.
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These stocks are considered bellwethers for global trade because of their high exposure to foreign markets.
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Throughout much of the 20th century, General Motors and IBM were typically viewed as market bellwethers.
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These companies' stocks are seen as bellwethers for global trade given their exposure to overseas markets.
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But let's keep it in perspective: It's true that special elections can be nasty presidential bellwethers.
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Two earnings bellwethers with global exposure — Boeing and Apple — sank on Wednesday after weak quarterly outlooks.
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As such, the paintings stand as symbols of her market reputation, bellwethers for her artistic gambles.
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Logistics companies ranging from ocean shippers to parcel delivery companies are bellwethers for the global economy.
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SA) had a market value of $24 billion, outranking U.S. tech bellwethers like Microsoft Corp (MSFT.
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IT bellwethers Tata Consultancy Services Ltd and Infosys Ltd climbed 1.3 percent and 2 percent, respectively.
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The two companies are thought of as bellwethers for trade given their exposure to overseas markets.
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Both companies are seen as bellwethers for global trade given their large exposure to overseas markets.
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Caterpillar and Boeing shares are seen as bellwethers for global trade given their exposure to overseas markets.
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Tech bellwethers such as Apple and Alphabet have plunged 27 percent and 15 percent, respectively, this quarter.
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Of the six bellwethers, three were picked by lawyers for the plaintiffs and three by the defense.
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It also encompassed such bellwethers of high-tech trade such as South Korea and Taiwan in Asia.
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Shares of Caterpillar and Deere, two bellwethers of global trade, dropped to closed more than 231% lower.
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The recession of Earth's ice caps is among the most obvious bellwethers of human-driven climate change.
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The verdict came in the first of four test trials, or bellwethers, scheduled in the federal litigation.
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How can an analyst or policymaker decide how much weight to give bellwethers like Walmart or Caterpillar?
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Schorling and his CEO proteges are bellwethers for investors who will be watching any investment moves closely.
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Sohn said he has been watching the industrials, and in that group the bellwethers are getting hit.
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That's why Arizona is a presidential toss-up state, while longtime bellwethers Iowa and Ohio are not.
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Shares of Boeing and Caterpillar, two bellwethers for global trade, rose 4.3 percent and 3.2 percent, respectively.
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It was the third straight loss for Florida Republicans in contests seen as bellwethers for the midterms.
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Investors looked to earnings reports yesterday from two bellwethers of the U.S. economy: Amazon and General Electric.
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Trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers were also hit, with Boeing Co, Caterpillar Inc and 233M Co down about 22.11%.
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These stocks are largely seen as a bellwethers for trade because of the companies' exposure to overseas markets.
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In a paper published in 1975, Edward Tufte, a prominent mathematician and designer, called such areas "barometric bellwethers".
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Trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers were also hit, with Boeing Co, Caterpillar Inc and 233M Co down about 23.83%.
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Trade-sensitive industrials slipped nearly 2%, hurt by losses in shares of bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc.
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Caterpillar and Boeing — considered trade bellwethers for their large overseas exposure — rose 1.95 percent and 2.1 percent, respectively.
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Financial firms led the decline, as brokers slapped a rare "sell" ratings on bellwethers, dragging the sector lower.
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Trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers were also hit, with Boeing Co, Caterpillar Inc and 233M Co trading down 23.83%.
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The two companies are seen as bellwethers for global trade concerns given their large amounts of overseas business.
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But the Prom, Somehow, Goes On. Since the 1950s, prom photos have been bellwethers of a changing America.
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Boeing and Caterpillar, two bellwethers for global trade, rose 20.2 percent and 27 percent, respectively on the news.
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Bellwethers are supposed to help both sides assess similar claims that the companies downplayed the drug's bleeding risks.
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But there are still some places on the map that are bellwethers, as we are reminded this weekend.
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Trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers were also hit, with Boeing Co shares falling 1% and 3M Co shares dropping 1.9%.
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A third approach to bellwethers is to think about changes in voting from one presidential election to the next.
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Losses in U.S. stocks were muted, though, despite big earnings misses from industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc.
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The bellwethers were the places that blended those tendencies: Lower Saxony in Germany, for example, or Aragon in Spain.
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Left-versus-right bellwethers like Lower Saxony, where the old duopoly remains unfashionably strong, now seem like political museums.
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There's not a whole lot of confidence throughout the market, but tech — even bellwethers like Apple — weren't safe today.
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With second quarter earnings heating up, the day's centerpiece should be results for industrial bellwethers including Caterpillar and Boeing.
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The final bellwethers from the 2011 World Series team, Adam Wainwright and Yadier Molina, might be dented beyond repair.
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The liminal zones tend to contain lots of NIMBYish, not-quite-rural and not-quite-urban bellwethers, which matter disproportionately.
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Trade bellwethers including Caterpillar and Apple have highlighted tariffs and slower demand in China as major headwinds to their sales.
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Shares of trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers, Caterpillar Inc, Boeing Co and 20193M Co, rose between 22019 percent and 29.2 percent.
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The 30-stock index was dragged down by Boeing and Caterpillar, which are considered to be bellwethers for trade tensions.
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Reports flow in from many corners of Corporate America, from industrial bellwethers Boeing and Caterpillar to internet retailing titan Amazon.com.
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The trade-sensitive industrials sector rose 21 percent with bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and Boeing Co up about 22.12 percent each.
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Both cases were so-called bellwethers, intended to gauge the value of claims for more than 9,000 other pending implant cases.
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And women who backed Trump in 2016 (particularly suburban and college-educated women) are now one of the biggest midterm bellwethers.
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When Caterpillar and 21625M gave their reports, analysts watched their stock prices as bellwethers for the stock market as a whole.
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Trade-sensitive industrials rose 0.58 percent, boosted by bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar, which gained 0.76 percent and 1.23 percent, respectively.
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Meanwhile, Caterpillar and Boeing — considered to be two bellwethers for trade tensions on Wall Street —both dropped at least 3.5 percent.
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But Congress regained some energy last December when it won elections in three states considered bellwethers for this year's parliamentary contests.
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Indeed, it seemed like Wisconsin had more races built up as bellwethers than almost anywhere in the country during that time.
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Ever the bellwethers for this kind of upheaval, artists have taken to social media to voice their thoughts on the referendum.
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Producer inflation gauges in China, closely tracked by analysts and investors, are seen as bellwethers of industrial demand in the economy.
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Some companies and industries are thought of as "bellwethers" or indicators of the health of the stock market and overall business activity.
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Shares of S&P 500 technology and industrial companies, two sectors that have been bellwethers of trade sentiment, fell more than 2%.
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N and Boeing Co BA.N, bellwethers of trade confidence, were among the biggest drags on the Dow, which lost about 0.3 percent.
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Trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers were also hit, with shares of Boeing Co, Caterpillar Inc and 3M Co all down 1% or more.
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The index includes typical trade bellwethers Apple, Nike and Caterpillar and also contains many retail names such as Best Buy, Kohl's, Honeywell.
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Several stocks seen as economic bellwethers fell sharply in the U.S., including United Rentals and Textron, which dropped at least 11 percent each.
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Shares of S&P 500 technology and industrial companies, two sectors that have been bellwethers of trade sentiment, fell 1.7% and 1.6%, respectively.
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But concerns remained that a slowdown in the rest of the world could hurt U.S. earnings, with warnings from bellwethers including Caterpillar Inc.
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Those analyses have been conducted, and confirmed what we already know: special elections in and of themselves aren't very good national political bellwethers.
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The index includes typical trade bellwethers Apple, Nike and Caterpillar and also contains many retail names such as Best Buy, Kohl's and Honeywell.
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S. tech stocks have been teflon-like in 2018 while the Chinese tech stocks and core bellwethers names have seen hurricane like headwinds.
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Technology giants Apple Inc and Microsoft Corp rose about 26.4% in premarket trading, while industrial bellwethers Boeing Co and 21.4M Co gained over 2.63%.
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Like all-or nothing bellwethers, counties that closely tracked the election for 12 consecutive elections failed to continue that form for a 13th time.
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Those two trials were test cases, or bellwethers, meant to determine the major issues and gauge the scale of liability for the remaining litigation.
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Despite Square's 45% rally year to date, it's still lagging payment bellwethers Mastercard, Visa, and PayPal — known as the "MVP" stocks — year over year.
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On Wednesday, European healthcare became the first major regional sector to recover all its post-Brexit losses, helped largely by the big UK bellwethers.
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But many view those districts as bellwethers that could serve as a barometer for the national political environment and prospects for a blue wave.
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How useful is it for investors to use 3M's and Caterpillar' stock prices as bellwethers for the large-cap stock market as a whole?
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French banks such as BNP Paribas and Societe Generale — bellwethers of sentiment in France — were among the top gainers on France's benchmark stock index .
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Some investors warn these market bellwethers — closely watched by central bankers hoping their vast stimulus injections will prove effective — are way off the mark.
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However, disappointing reports from bellwethers such as Intel and GE over the past two days have sapped some of the momentum from the rally.
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Shares of major tech companies and industrial bellwethers had fallen sharply Thursday while the consumer goods, energy and communications sectors also took heavy losses.
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Main sectors fell broadly led by real estate stocks, as bellwethers China Fortune Land and Risesun Real Estate dived the maximum allowed 10 percent.
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Shares of trade-sensitive industrial bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and Boeing Co fell 1.5% each in premarket trading, while those of Apple Inc fell 1%.
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For instance, University of Virginia oceanographer Scott Doney outlined how patterns in seawater color can be bellwethers of ecological health amid mounting human pressures.
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" In retrospect, the cultural critic Thomas Hine wrote in 2007, "Reich's mistake was to interpret minor, transient phenomena as bellwethers of permanent, positive change.
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Sentiment was also helped by forecast-beating earnings from U.S. bellwethers JP Morgan and Wells Fargo, which slightly eased fears of a global economic slowdown.
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These trade bellwethers are member stocks in CNBC's proprietary China Trade Index, which tracks companies with biggest China revenue exposure and most imports from China.
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Bellwethers including 3M Company (diversified manufacturing), Intel (chip manufacturing), Bombardier (rail and aircraft) and UPS (distribution services) all downgraded their outlooks for 2019 on Thursday.
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Tariff-vulnerable industrials provided the biggest lift to the blue-chip Dow, led by bellwethers Boeing Co, 3M Co, United Technologies Inc and Caterpillar Inc.
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It will also be among the most critical bellwethers of how the president-elect navigates repairing relationships with the many targets of his harsh campaign.
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Tariff-vulnerable industrials provided the biggest lift to the blue-chip Dow, led by bellwethers Boeing Co, 3M Co , United Technologies Inc and Caterpillar Inc .
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Cyclical bellwethers such as Germany's giant chemicals company BASF and U.S. heavy equipment maker Caterpillar have seen their shares fall sharply over the last year.
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Thursday's blast of high-profile earnings, including big tech bellwethers, could help set the stage for new stock market highs in the very near future.
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Tariff-sensitive industrials provided the biggest lift to the blue-chip Dow, led by bellwethers Boeing Co, United Technologies Inc, Caterpillar Inc and 3M Co .
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Yet perhaps more than with any other festival, favorable response in Toronto is considered one of the more reliable bellwethers of a film's Oscars prospects.
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"Those are really a lot of communities that tend to be bellwethers or communities that have an impact on New Hampshire outcomes," said Scott Merrick.
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The road team won each of the first four games, while usual statistical bellwethers like puck possession and early leads have held almost no significance.
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But investors should take solace in the mounting evidence from major corporate bellwethers that the state of the U.S. economy is strong and getting better.
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While the four stocks have soared, Wall Street has been jittery about them, with analysts raising concerns about the valuations of large-cap technology bellwethers.
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FedEx and rival United Parcel Service are considered bellwethers for the U.S. economy and investors are monitoring U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff battle with China.
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Wells Fargo, which reported Tuesday, US Bancorp and PNC Financial won't have the same hit from trading and are better bellwethers for the U.S. the consumer.
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The Dow — off more than 2503,100 points since the president's tweet on May 5— has sunk amid steep losses in trade bellwethers Intel, Apple and Caterpillar.
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The predictions (movies) As bellwethers of the Oscars, the Golden Globes -- which split best picture into two subcategories, drama and musical/comedy -- have a spotty record.
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Earlier this week, shares of U.S. bellwethers such as Nvidia and Caterpillar took a hit after issuing disappointing earnings reports — with both companies blaming China's slowdown.
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The trade-sensitive industrial sector fell 3.4 percent, with Boeing and Caterpillar, seen as bellwethers for the trade issue, declining 3.8 percent and 363 percent, respectively.
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That Golden Calf has been the idea that economic growth and a constantly expanding gross domestic product are the ultimate bellwethers for economic and social health.
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The UK economy is nearly six times bigger than both of these, but in terms of assessing its future international influence, these may prove good bellwethers.
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Strong earnings boosted bank shares including UBS and Royal Bank of Scotland, while tech stocks gained following upbeat reports from U.S. bellwethers Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon.com.
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Japan's Nikkei was down 0.6 percent after warnings from U.S. industry bellwethers Caterpillar and Nvidia dragged down shares of construction machinery makers and chip-related companies.
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Bank stocks such as J.P. Morgan Chase and Citigroup each closed more than 2% higher while trade bellwethers Caterpillar and Boeing rose 3.3% and 1%, respectively.
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They are bellwethers of human communiqué, a key to unlock the hidden mysteries of the people around us, a way to become better lovers and friends.
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"Bellwethers only exist after the fact, are astrology, and indicate only that it's a slow day at the national news desk," he wrote in an email.
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Trade bellwethers Boeing Co's 21-percent drop and Caterpillar Inc's 24.66-percent retreat weighed the most on the Dow, while twin declines of 21 percent in Amazon.
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Recruiters such as Hays, Michael Page and Robert Walters are often seen as economic bellwethers because people tend to switch jobs more often when confidence levels rise.
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Trade bellwethers Caterpillar and Boeing have been under pressure and chipmakers which have high revenue exposure to China also took a huge hit amid the trade war.
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Banking stocks, which are regarded as bellwethers for the economy, led the CAC 40 higher, with BNP Paribas and Societe Generale up 4 and 2.8 percent respectively.
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In Dubai, meanwhile, market bellwethers Emirates NBD and Emaar Properties dipped by 20.4 percent and 29 percent respectively, against a 6942 percent fall for the wider index.
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Overnight, U.S. bellwethers JPMorgan and Bank of America both warned of weak trading revenues in the second quarter which pulled banking stocks sharply lower on Wall Street.
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Deutsche Bank shares ended the day down more than 3.4 percent as warnings from U.S. bellwethers JPMorgan and Bank of America on revenue weakness hit European peers.
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Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Graham told investors he is growing increasingly concerned about the valuations of the large-cap tech bellwethers in a note to clients Thursday.
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Since 1988, nine states have oscillated between the parties, are usually decided by under five percentage points, and are bellwethers that usually swing with the national result.
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Geo and Proximity Targeting Specific Precinct Voters Location has always been a lynchpin of OOH—just like precinct and zip code are the bellwethers of voter targeting.
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BRICS countries are often seen as bellwethers to growth in their respective regions, leading the development of science and technology, the economy and society in neighbouring countries.
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But to make matters even more twisty: if more bellwethers go to trial, the answers to these and numerous other questions may differ, depending on the jurisdiction.
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" Her name may appear on lists of history's most important culinary bellwethers, but to anyone outside the food world, her name is likely to elicit a thudding "Who?
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Financials inched toward a six-month high, lifted by last week's upbeat results from U.S. bellwethers JP Morgan and Wells Fargo, and strong bank loan data from China.
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Meanwhile, financials inched toward a 6-month high, lifted higher by a read-across from upbeat results posted by U.S. bellwethers JP Morgan and Wells Fargo last week.
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As investors look for reliable income streams in a world of falling bond yields, Bank of America Merrill Lynch is recommending two global bellwethers in the transportation sector.
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The results helped Wall Street reverse two down days that was triggered by profit warnings from U.S. bellwethers that signaled a bigger impact from a slowdown in China.
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Clinton's top aides believe North Carolina may be more solidly blue than typical bellwethers like Ohio because of the abundance of African-American and college-educated white voters.
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Those cases would be the first of hundreds brought under Polster's review to see a trial and could serve as "bellwethers" that help both sides test the waters.
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The first three cases were chosen to be tried as so-called bellwethers to help both sides assess similar claims, define legal strategies, damages ranges and settlement options.
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Shares of trade-sensitive bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and Boeing Co dropped 2.5 percent and 3.2 percent, respectively, while oil majors Exxon Mobil and Chevron dropped about 1.5 percent.
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"Texas Instrument and Taiwan Semiconductor are big global bellwethers that behaved resoundingly well, despite what many people believe is a tense trade and global growth environment," he said.
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The stock prices of health care companies shot up Tuesday after UnitedHealth Group and Johnson & Johnson, two of the industry's bellwethers, both posted Q3 earnings that exceeded expectations.
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Those divestments by investors and founding sponsors that have intimate knowledge of the listed businesses have already started to put a dent on stock prices of market bellwethers.
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The guild nominations — still to come are those from producers and directors — are significant bellwethers in the awards season because they represent the industry's favorite performances and films.
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With mounting evidence from major corporate bellwethers that the U.S. economy is still improving, investors should take solace the stock market rally will likely keep going as well.
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Shares of trade-sensitive bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and Boeing Co dropped 2.6 percent and 3.1 percent, respectively, while oil majors Exxon Mobil and Chevron dropped about 1.5 percent.
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Those divestments by investors and founding sponsors that have intimate knowledge of the listed businesses have already started to put a dent on stock prices of market bellwethers.
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Shares of industrial giants Caterpillar Inc and Boeing Co, which have been bellwethers of trade sentiment, were among the biggest drags on the Dow, which lost about 0.3 percent.
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What's next: The Washington and Colorado fights were largely seen as bellwethers for whether other states could pass similar policies, so losses there are a blow to any momentum.
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It is as if the continent's future depended on these local moving parts, which are being viewed as bellwethers for the decline or rise of euroscepticism across the continent.
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Some Wall Street bears have cited a slowdown in corporate earnings as a reason to get out of the market, particularly after bellwethers like Apple and FedEx cut estimates.
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How useful is it for investors or policymakers to use companies like 2202M and Caterpillar as bellwethers not just for an industry, but for the economy as a whole?
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Her hashtag went viral, and essentially defined the way many view the entertainment industry's awards ceremonies: as bellwethers for its larger, institutional issues when it comes to race and gender.
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While the S&P 500 and Dow Wall Street bellwethers are down the most since 2000, at around 2128 percent their losses aren't too bad, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq .
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell nearly 550 points at the day's low, with industrial bellwethers Caterpillar and 3M leading the losses and stoking concerns about slowing global economic growth.
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Chipmakers, which count both Apple and China as major revenue generators, led the decliners in early premarket trading, while trade bellwethers Boeing Co and Caterpillar Inc dropped over 2 percent.
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Mining sector bellwethers Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton were up 1.7 percent and 1 percent respectively, while world's fourth-largest iron-ore miner Fortescue Metals Group was 1.2 percent higher.
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A more flexible definition of bellwethers might simply compare a county���s vote to the national average, and see which ones consistently came closest regardless of who wound up winning.
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LOW's effectively operates in a duopoly with competitor Home Depot, while the remaining industry competitors are too small to achieve the economies of scale that the two industry bellwethers enjoy.
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Research has also shown that children are the bellwethers of recovery, and that the trajectory of a community after a disaster is closely linked to the recovery of its children.
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"Large cap bellwethers like Caterpillar, Cummins and Eaton all trade closely on expectations for global growth, and any form of trade tension easing would help to improve sentiment, " he wrote.
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In the last few weeks, 26 companies have reported earnings, all with quarters that end in November, including bellwethers such as FedEx, Oracle, General Mills, Adobe, Micron, Autozone and Costco.
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Global industrial companies and trade bellwethers including toolmaker Snap-on, machinery leaser United Rentals and jet engine manufacturer Textron dropped 210 percent, 123 percent and 212 percent, respectively during Thursday's session.
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While two of its founding members are Silicon Valley bellwethers, what Sherpa Foundry is doing "really resonates with [companies] that are headquartered in London or Dubai or even Minneapolis," says Hansch.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite fell dramatically at the open, dragged down by disappointing earnings from industrial bellwethers Caterpillar Inc and 0.13M Co .
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The announcement came during the tail end of an anxious day on Wall Street, as lackluster earnings reports and warnings about China's troubled economy from major corporate bellwethers sent stocks falling.
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Industrial bellwethers 2015.97M Co and Caterpillar Inc , traditionally among the most sensitive to trade concerns and China, jumped about 23.02% each, while the S&P 21 retailing index also jumped 22.75%.
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As the race gains steam, the president's low numbers, combined with a devastating defeat for the GOP in the 2018 midterms, are being trumpeted among Democrats as bellwethers for the presidential race.
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Bellwethers Shell and BP dropped from multi-month highs as crude prices retreated after having jumped to their 2019 highs this week as the United States pushed to tighten sanctions against Iran.
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Disappointing earnings and guidance from industrial bellwethers 3M (MMM) and Caterpillar (CAT) played a part, as did worries that tech giants like Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon (AMZN) were starting to look overvalued.
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"Both companies are seen as industry bellwethers, and their disappointing results provide further evidence that this time China's slowdown is for real," said Rodrigo Catril, Sydney-based strategist at National Australia Bank.
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The bellwethers, frequently used in product liability litigation when many people may have similar claims, could help G.M. and lawyers for the plaintiffs work out trial strategies or help determine whether to settle.
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Financial stocks jumped to a six-month high, bolstered by a read-across from last week's upbeat results from U.S. bellwethers JP Morgan and Wells Fargo, and strong bank loan data from China.
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At times, it was difficult to discern exactly where the election was turning, especially as pundits zeroed in on two key races in Florida — for governor and for Senate — that were considered bellwethers.
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This Martin Scorsese crime drama was one of only two best-picture contenders to also be nominated in the directing, acting, editing and screenplay categories, all considered important bellwethers for the top prize.
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Check out the companies making headlines midday Tuesday: Caterpillar, Deere, Boeing — These global trade bellwethers rose at least 1.6 percent as Wall Street bet on the increased likelihood of a U.S.-China trade deal.
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Rotterdam and other ports are not perfect bellwethers for the world economy: they give little indication, for instance, of what is happening in services, since lawyers and consultants don't tend to travel in ships.
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ATHENS, Ohio — After decades as one of America's most reliable political bellwethers, an inevitable presidential battleground that closely mirrored the mood and makeup of the country, Ohio is suddenly fading in importance this year.
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On Wall Street, energy stocks weighed the most on the benchmark S&P 500, but gains in Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and other technology sector bellwethers capped losses there and kept the Nasdaq index afloat.
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While both energy and mining stocks rose, the latter charged higher in the second half of the year led by bellwethers such as Anglo American and Glencore, in stark contrast to a dismal 2015.
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In 6900 our center, the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University's Earth Institute, published findings based on research conducted in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina describing children as the "bellwethers" of disaster recovery.
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Banks, among the most beaten down sectors in Europe this year, have offered some support to regional markets this week following a strong set of results from bellwethers which included a surprise profit at Deutsche Bank.
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Bellwethers are often used in product liability litigation when many people have similar claims and allow lawyers for both sides to try out legal strategies or help them determine whether to settle and for how much.
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Stocks have been marred in the past two sessions by fears of a slowdown in China threatening one of the longest U.S. expansions in history and weakening profits after a series of warnings from U.S. bellwethers.
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Even as first-quarter earnings continued to come in strong, the rewards to profit beats have been subdued as investors worry that earnings may have peaked, especially after bellwethers including Caterpillar flagged concerns about rising costs.
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First, Ponsi tracked the daily chart of the S&P Select Financial SPDR ETF, or XLF, which is widely accepted as one of the best bellwethers for the financials, against the SPDR S&P 500 ETF.
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Along with better-than-feared quarterly results from Apple , the Fed's comments helped Wall Street reverse two down days triggered by profit warnings from U.S. bellwethers that signaled a bigger impact from a slowdown in China.
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The numbers are important bellwethers for the 16-year war effort, one that has been marked by military setbacks and a Taliban militancy that has held on — and even gained ground — despite the group's technological disadvantage.
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This has shifted in the current era, with millennial artists like Korakrit Arunanondchai, who was born and raised in Bangkok and has degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and Columbia University, serving as bellwethers.
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And while there's been a lot of talk this election cycle about why these two rural, heavily white states should no longer have exalted status as presidential bellwethers, the expectation-setting of these two contests still matters.
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So if California and other states ring as bellwethers after November, it really could mean doom for the failed policy of prohibition — but the replacement may not be the best possible result for public health and safety.
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Along with better-than-feared quarterly results from Apple Inc, the Fed's comments helped Wall Street reverse two down days triggered by profit warnings from U.S. bellwethers that signaled a bigger impact from a slowdown in China.
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A stronger-than-expected jobs report on Friday underscored strength in the domestic economy though concerns remained that a slowdown in the rest of the world could hurt U.S. earnings, with warnings from bellwethers including Caterpillar Inc.
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The two major bellwethers of investor sentiment had a rough week last week as the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, and the response from governments that it engendered cut into supply chains and corporate earnings.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street stocks tumbled more than 22.26 percent on Tuesday as disappointing forecasts from industrial bellwethers Caterpillar and 22.61M piled on to concerns over Saudi Arabia's diplomatic isolation, Italy's finances and trade-war fears.
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"Caterpillar and Nvidia are not the first companies to blame China for their afflictions, but both companies are seen as industry bellwethers," Rodrigo Catril, a senior currency strategist at the National Australia Bank, said in a Tuesday note.
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"Together with a proven inability to conquer the northern regions' electorate, the Abruzzo (center) and Sardinia (south) bellwethers indicate that the EU election on 26 May can prove a political disaster for the current M5S leadership," Protopapa said.
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A week after the S&P 500 hit a record, the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached the 27,403 level on Monday, boosted by trade bellwethers Boeing and Caterpillar, as the U.S.-China trade war shows signs of improvement.
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Cramer added that both companies "are total bellwethers" in their respective spaces: Micron because its semiconductors are building blocks in a host of technologies, and Macy's because the brick-and-mortar retailer carries a wide variety of merchandise.
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Check out the companies making headlines midday Thursday: Boeing, Caterpillar, Deere — Shares of the trade bellwethers rose after the Chinese Ministry of Commerce hinted that China will not escalate the trade war with the U.S. at the moment.
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"When bellwethers like Microsoft come out and talk about the supply chain and how it will negatively impact PC demand, it fans the flames of some of the worries out there for the broader supply chain," he said.
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With the midterms less than a month away, Dan talks with Axios CEO Jim VandeHei about the Kavanaugh effect on both parties, what races could be bellwethers and whether Nancy Pelosi would be speaker of a Democrat-controlled House.
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Buzzfeed News coined the acronym BETS—for Box, Etsy, Twitter and Square—as a catchall for the bellwethers of this parlous moment; the acronym refers to a one-time Next Big Thing tech company whose stock is currently tanking.
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Participants include prison abolitionists (ah yes, letting the criminals roam free always makes for a better society), anarchist collectives (not exactly the bellwethers of national politics) and the Democratic Socialists of America (who bring politics to the dinner table).
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The group's citations are rounded out by Taika Waititi's World War II satire "Jojo Rabbit" and Greta Gerwig's "Little Women," a box-office hit that needed a nod like this after missing out on some important Oscar-season bellwethers.
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Following the news of Johnson's intention to dangle a "cliff-edge" Brexit as part of his trade negotiations with the EU, the U.K. domestic bellwethers which rallied on the Conservatives' emphatic election victory slid across the board on Tuesday.
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While the S&P 22 and Dow Wall Street bellwethers are down the most since 22.3, at around 93 percent their losses aren't too bad, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq is clinging on for its 29th consecutive year of gains.
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Trading remained light as investors reflected on a week that saw Britain secure a second Brexit delay and they awaited financial reports from U.S. bellwethers JP Morgan and Wells Fargo, in light of re-emerging fears of a global economic slowdown.
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"With Exxon and to a lesser extent Occidental, these votes can also be seen as bellwethers for the entire industry that major investors are expecting action on climate risk disclosure," said Jon Hale, the director of sustainability research at Morningstar.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The technology sector has taken it on the chin in recent days, after lukewarm-to-disappointing results from a range of bellwethers such as Apple, Alphabet and Microsoft, but stocks of smaller tech companies have managed to buck the downtrend.
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Shares of S&P technology and industrial companies, bellwethers of trade sentiment, fell more than 2% on Thursday as the market slumped in a sign the conflict was being seen as a battle not just over trade but also about who controls global technology.
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The slowdown in growth comes even as Target, one of the bellwethers in the retail industry, spends billions of dollars on rolling out same-day delivery and in-store pickup services, while remodeling stores that are also used as hubs to serve online orders.
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Bellwethers like Facebook and Salesforce "offer benefits worth over $100,000 per employee," according to the report, but smaller tech companies are also starting to offer such benefits, and Progyny has expanded to large employers in other fields like media, financial services, pharmaceuticals and education, according to CNBC.
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"Usually the bigger names are the bellwethers, people look to them for some signals on the overall health, and sometimes the companies that report later that beat are lost in that shuffle," said Peter Jankovskis, co-chief investment officer at OakBrook Investments LLC in Lisle, Illinois.
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The matchup has emerged as the highest-profile among Florida's competitive races, seen as one of the clearest bellwethers for Trump's support among the swing voters that could play a pivotal role in deciding whether he'll spend another four years in the White House in 28500.
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We analyzed states that swung from one party to the other in presidential elections since 85033, which also were won or lost by less than five percentage points in most of those elections, and which were also bellwethers siding with the national winner most of the time.
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Related: See all of the Golden Globe nominees The Golden Globes and other awards -- including those from critics groups and industry guilds -- are closely watched as possible bellwethers for the Oscars, still considered the grand prize, even in this age of awards saturation and declining ratings.
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European and Japanese shares, the darlings at the start of 2017, have reversed all of their outperformance versus other regions, while the sell-off in tech stocks that began with U.S. bellwethers such as Apple and Amazon, was seen by some as a sign of wider problems.
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Given the rising friction between the US and China, and in light of the new incentives from the government, companies returning home to set up new operations include bellwethers such as Yageo, the world's largest manufacturer of chip resistors, and Pegatron, the world's second-largest electronics original equipment manufacturer.
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Minnesota is a key battleground state in these midterms, with a quartet of House races -- MN-202 and MN-208, open seats CNN rates as tossups, and MN-02 and MN-03, Republican-held seats CNN rates as leaning Democratic -- seen by strategists on both sides as bellwethers.
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Last month, the chief executive of Japanese car manufacturer Nissan said future investment in Britain's biggest car plant in Sunderland, northeastern England, would depend on the terms of the eventual new deal with the EU. Bion said the investment plans of big manufacturers like Nissan were bellwethers for his firm.
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Books are bellwethers of great symbolic weight, not just because they were Amazon's first product and because the company often uses them to wedge itself into new markets, but also because books and bookstores are tightly linked to Australia's sense of itself, and to the country's beloved ecosystem of local commerce.
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She will be watching a small group of what she says are tech bellwethers: Microsoft and Skyworks after the close Thursday, followed by Google (Alphabet) on Monday; Texas Instruments on Tuesday; AMD, Facebook, Visa, and Paypal on Wednesday; Intel and Mastercard on Thursday; and Electronic Arts and Baidu on Friday.
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Social media sites vie for election viewers By "swing states," I am referring to the nine or ten perennial campaign battleground states that have, since 22008, been decided by less than five percentage points in the majority of elections, are usually bellwethers mirroring the national vote in those elections, and which have flipped between Democrat and Republican victories.
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Momentum has been unimpressive for six months since the peak, and it's allowing the skeptics to pick apart the market on technical and style points: Groups that are supposed to be bellwethers such as transportation, financial and industrial stocks are lagging conspicuously, which has started a sort of vigil for a market top in some corners of Wall Street.
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Ash Adams, who has lived in Alaska for the better part of a decade, has a brilliant series of images titled Call Her Alaska that looks at her home state with scenes that belie its reputation of exoticism and seeks to familiarize the viewer with its unique challenges, especially as it is one of the most significant bellwethers for climate change that we have.
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Because oddly enough, these two septuagenarians are the political bellwethers of a new age, where rapid technolization and robotization, together with ever expanding globalization, are pushing blue-collar workers outside of the production process at an alarming rate, forcing the federal government to step in on a scale not seen in the United States since Franklin Roosevelt introduced his New Deal in the 1930s.
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"The results of these elections, while not conclusive, may serve as bellwethers for whether the nearly 65 parliamentary seats from the electorally important states of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh will ultimately go to the opposition Indian National Congress party or to the BJP in 2019, " said Kartikeya Singh, deputy director of the Wadhwani Chair in U.S.-India policy studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, in a note.
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Now, the People's Republic of China, itself having been given a four-decades extension by misguided Western policies before and after the Tiananmen Square massacre, is finally reaching the end of the line — and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE and Hong Kong are the bellwethers of its demise.
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