"I think it is a clear warning signal," he said.
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The most concrete warning signal is coming from financial markets.
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One key recession indicator is flashing a warning signal to investors.
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What makes science fiction work so well as a warning signal?
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The results should serve as a warning signal to all policymakers.
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Santa Rally "indicator" on track for an unprecedented third straight downside warning signal.
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It's too early to tell, but companies are clearly sending a warning signal.
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The index is perhaps most valuable as an early-warning signal for potential conflict.
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Authorities there raised the storm warning signal to T10 earlier, the highest possible level.
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But they've also brought it room to function as a strangely timely warning signal.
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That ache you feel might indeed be a kind of warning signal to yourself.
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But in Younger's view, the bond market's warning signal should not be taken lightly.
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The whistle is still a bit faint, but it is sending a clear warning signal.
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Let's get to the jobs number first and what could be an economic warning signal.
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Acute pain is nature's warning signal that something is wrong that should be attended to.
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But, more and more people are interpreting it as warning signal that peak earnings is here.
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Whether the president or his consultant menageries accept it, the low turnout is a warning signal.
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The missed deadlines are a warning signal for a peace agreement that still faces formidable critics.
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The Navy officer did not access the phone data — she was halted by a warning signal.
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Time's up It is the latest warning signal from corporate Japan about the consequences of Brexit.
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It's a warning signal for Trump, who has been shunned by blacks, Latinos and millennial voters.
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But Lerner noted that warning signal hasn't been backed up by stress in the credit markets.
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I pulled the breaks and switched on the warning signal, but it was just too late.
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The Dow is stumbling again Wednesday, and a handful of its stocks are flashing a warning signal.
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The Philippines' tropical cyclone warning signal number 4 has been hoisted for Catanduanes and neighboring Camarines Sur.
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The Philippines' tropical cyclone warning signal number 4 was earlier hoisted for Catanduanes and neighboring Camarines Sur.
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The chances are high that it will have again served as an early warning signal for investors.
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Miller Tabak's Matt Maley sees high yield's lack of participation in the rally as a warning signal.
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If so, the intense orange patches on the beetles' exoskeleton could work as an evolved "aposematic" warning signal.
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Another warning signal is multiple posts from a reviewer for different products in a single day, he said.
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The small-cap Russell 2000 is almost 20% off its most recent high, another under-watched warning signal.
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As the storm moved on, the observatory lowered the warning signal to a Typhoon 8 in the afternoon.
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"It should serve as a serious warning signal for governments around the world to act now," he said.
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Authorities issued a T8 tropical cyclone warning signal early morning local time, meaning most businesses and schools were closed.
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There is another, even earlier, warning signal for Democrats concerning Trump's courtship of black voters: the 933 Bush campaign.
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But if you find yourself in a situation that makes you really nervous, pay attention to that warning signal.
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A water crisis — whether caused by nature, human mismanagement, or both — can be an early warning signal of conflict.
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"The attack warning signal advises everyone to take immediate shelter — get inside, stay inside, stay tuned," Mr. Miyagi said.
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He is not the only proponent of digital currencies to send a warning signal about the initial coin offerings.
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But it's also a warning signal for founders: Don't mess with your employees' money, or they'll expose you on Medium.
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It's the latest warning signal, as China tries to respond to U.S. blows without escalating an increasingly bitter trade dispute.
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"The Brexit vote is not an accident but a warning signal," he said at conference about the future of Europe.
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The bond markets sent an early warning signal of a possible recession that has been uncannily accurate in the past.
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Economic stress in Turkey is usually the first warning signal for an abrupt shift in risk tolerance for global markets.
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The music was augmented by steady beeping in A flat — the warning signal of a Transportation Department truck backing up.
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This phenomenon, described as flattening of the yield curve, is often interpreted as a warning signal of an upcoming financial crisis.
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After the warning signal had fully propagated, the leaves began to release their defense-related hormones in preparation for future attacks.
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"I think we're sending a warning signal that this kind of behavior will no longer be tolerated," the CBS anchor said.
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Deployment of the intelligence-gathering vessels appears to be aimed at sending a warning signal to the U.S., the AP reported.
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She said HKO expects to lift the T8 warning signal as the storm nears the city, the second highest in severity.
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A preterm birth appears to be an early warning signal of a woman's risk for heart disease, a new study shows.
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Our sources say the chopper was sophisticated and had an altitude warning signal to pull up, but it was too late.
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"That's a kind of warning signal for us," says Martin Linder, president of Unionen, which represents some 640,000 white-collar workers.
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Aside from being uncomfortable, Lytwyn says that constipation can be a warning signal from your body that something might need to change.
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Viewed as a classic warning signal of a looming U.S. recession, the curve inverted last Thursday for the first time since March,.
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Viewed as a classic warning signal of a looming U.S. recession, the curve inverted last Thursday for the first time since March .
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The bond market, which can serve as a kind of early warning signal of overheating, has been signaling concerns for several weeks.
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In short, a water crisis — whether caused by nature, human mismanagement, or both — can be an early warning signal of trouble ahead.
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What Westworld suggests is that repeated pain, repeated suffering, creates something deeper than a warning signal that goes off in the brain.
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So I think it's also a warning signal to protect these types of very significant strategic assets in the future even more.
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"The ZEW survey gives a further clear warning signal of recession for the German economy," said Uwe Burkert, chief economist at LBBW Research.
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In the event of an actual attack, Hawaii's 1.4 million residents are expected to seek shelter immediately after hearing the attack warning signal.
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The market got turned upside down Monday in rapid fashion underneath the surface and some investors think it may be a warning signal.
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The easing backwardation should have been a warning signal that the global economy and oil demand were stalling and the stock situation was improving.
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The market action over the last two days "has been a big warning signal to Washington," veteran trader Jack Bouroudjian told CNBC on Thursday.
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Republicans sent a clear warning signal to the White House about moving forward with the tariffs during a lunch with administration officials on Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)The Democratic-backed candidate won a seat Tuesday on Wisconsin's Supreme Court, another warning signal for the GOP that led Republican Gov.
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When a body part is injured or inflamed, your brain takes input from the body and creates pain as a warning signal—or it doesn't.
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If you define a bubble, as William Goetzmann does, partly by its demise, then it becomes logically impossible to use it as a warning signal.
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Chittagong and Cox's Bazar have been advised to hoist the number 10 warning signal -- the highest level -- and other areas the lesser number eight signal.
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Whether caused by nature, human mismanagement, or both, a water shortage or a competition over water can be an early warning signal of conflict ahead.
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The Dow immediately opened 21.7 points lower after the bond market flashes a warning signal that has an eerily accurate track record for predicting recession.
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"The euphoria genie -- always a warning signal -- is back in the bottle," Greg Valliere, chief global strategist at Horizon Investments, wrote to clients on Thursday.
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That is followed by a one-minute Attack Warning Signal, or a wailing tone, that directs residents to seek immediate shelter, according to the agency.
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Chiu added that Beijing was also likely sending a warning signal to Taiwan's new President Tsai Ing-wen, who is from a traditionally pro-independence party.
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The recent action in the gold market is sending out a big warning signal that investors need to heed, veteran industry insider Jack Bouroudjian said Thursday.
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While stocks remain on an upward trend, the CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, has recently flashed a warning signal by creeping above 10, according to Bartels.
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The slowing momentum "is just a warning signal that the Turkish economy is going down a cliff," said Nora Neuteboom, Netherlands-based economist at ABN Amro.
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The biggest warning signal for Trump in once bright red Texas is the clear disenchantment with hard-right conservatives that a segment of Republican voters feel.
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Still, Kashkari's view is not shared by many of his policymaking colleagues, who have generally downplayed the warning signal he sees in the flattening yield curve.
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Chronic pain, however, is no longer a useful warning signal, yet it can lead to perpetual suffering if people remain afraid of it, the doctor said.
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As corporate earnings reports roll in, analysts are keeping a close eye on profit margins as a possible early warning signal for the markets and economy.
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His decision also sends a warning signal to North Korea that he will not let the country continue to set the tone and pace for the negotiations.
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In the polling done for the Race Class report, all the Democratic messages received higher ratings than the opposition message, but there was a clear warning signal.
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Investors may have moved into more defensive names this week, but this isn't necessarily a warning signal on the economy, strategist Liz Ann Sonders told CNBC on Friday.
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There's an indicator flashing a big warning signal about the Chinese economy right now and if it's correct, it could send prices for copper and iron ore reeling.
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The letter from MACPAC amounts to a warning signal about possible damaging effects of these moves from a nonpartisan government body tasked with analyzing Medicaid and making recommendations.
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In the DNC's refusal to host a climate debate, we see an early warning signal of those whispers still at work despite unprecedented demand for results from voters.
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"Education here means familiarity with the warning signal and its realistic danger," said John Vidale, a seismologist and professor of earth sciences at the University of Southern California.
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That happened because the bond market, for the first time in over a decade, flashed a warning signal that has an eerily accurate track record for predicting recessions.
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To Mr. Kelly's point, some economists have begun to point out that a dollar that consistently outpaces all other world currencies should be seen as a warning signal.
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"This should have been a massive warning signal that such a large bank will not deal with you due to suspicious customers," says one person familiar with the investigations.
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At a few minutes before five o'clock, the police raised a black flag, the warning signal that they were prepared to use tear gas to break up the demonstration.
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Stocks dropped sharply in Asia as investors reacted to disappointing manufacturing data from Germany on Friday and a warning signal that a US recession could be on the horizon.
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The South African Communist Party, allied with the ANC, refrained from criticising Mr Zuma directly, but said that the court judgment "should be a clear warning signal to the ANC".
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On Monday afternoon, the fire service authorised use of the Standard Emergency Warning Signal, an alarm and verbal warning that will be played on radio and television stations every hour.
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On Monday afternoon, the fire service authorised use of the Standard Emergency Warning Signal, an alarm and verbal warning that will be played on radio and television stations every hour.
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There is also the more immediate fear of global money markets seizing up again, 2008-style, with the recent repo rate surge in U.S. interbank markets a potential warning signal.
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On Thursday, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM)'s non-manufacturing activity index flashed just such a warning signal, falling to 52.6 in September, the lowest reading since August 2016.
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The resulting court battle will determine the future of T-Mobile (TMUS), but if the companies are barred from merging, it could send a warning signal across the business world.
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A string of Britain pub and restaurant groups including Mitchells & Butlers and Whitbread have also reported slowing demand - a warning signal for the country's economy which relies heavily consumer spending.
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There is also the more immediate fear of global money markets seizing up again, 33-style, with the recent repo rate surge in U.S. interbank markets a potential warning signal.
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A key interest rate is moving to levels last seen in the fall when markets were worried about the trade war, and that falling yield may be a warning signal.
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Syria Vote Tony Blair's tenure in Downing Street and the war in Iraq should have been a warning signal to any Prime Minister about engaging in wars in the Middle East.
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It turns out that tail is custom-designed to make predators like bears, raccoons, and weasels LISTEN UP. Unfortunately, snakelets — yes, that's what baby snakes are called — don't have this warning signal.
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The fact that investors are investing in bonds for capital gains may be a "warning signal" that something bad could happen in the bond market, investing expert Ernesto Ramos told CNBC on Tuesday.
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It also acts as a check on shares' propensity to ignore fundamentals and keep rising in a bull market and can act as an early warning signal of problems at companies, they add.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Data showing Europe's largest economy contracted by 0.1% in the second quarter is a "wake-up call and a warning signal", Economy Minister Peter Altmaier told Germany's Bild newspaper on Wednesday.
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Johnny Damon is sending a huge warning signal to the AL's top dogs ... telling TMZ Sports if the Yankees and Astros let Boston climb into the postseason -- the Sox might just win it all!!!
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Markets also moved aggressively to price in deeper rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in 2019, parts of the curve inverted further, seen as a warning signal for recession in the world's largest economy.
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In a warning signal, carmaker Ford Motor Co is spending tens of millions of euros to prepare for a possible British exit from the European Union without a trade deal, its Europe chairman said.
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"This demand-led price push from higher commodity prices is a classic early warning signal that consumer goods will also see increasing inflationary pressures," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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The pantsuit and her green scarf are as bright as a warning signal: They look a lot like an outfit she was meant to wear in "Valley of the Dolls" before she was fired.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Voter support for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe slipped to below 50 percent in a weekend opinion poll, sending a warning signal to the government with an election less than six months away.
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But he added that the bipartisan bill to protect Mueller was approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee in April -- a rare bipartisan step that sends a warning signal to Trump not to remove Robert Mueller.
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Republicans urge restraint Later Thursday morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved legislation to protect the special counsel from being fired, a rare bipartisan step that sends a warning signal to Trump not to fire Mueller.
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Citi's profitability is high enough that it should comfortably be able to weather a downturn, but not quite so high as to be a warning signal that the bank is taking on too much risk.
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Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal Number 3 -- out of the country's domestic five-level scale -- has been raised by authorities in several parts of the Philippines, while Signal No. 2 has been raised in Metro Manila.
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow fell 5003 points Wednesday after the bond market, for the first time in over a decade, flashed a warning signal that has an eerily accurate track record for predicting recessions.
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Some analysts and economists say that other yield curves may be better predictors of an impending economic downturn, and those are further away from flashing a warning signal than the two-year, 256-year Treasury spread.
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"A 10 percent fall in Chinese exports in September not only provides a warning signal that the world's second largest economy is losing momentum, but also suggests fragile global demand," said FXTM chief market strategist Hussein Sayed.
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"It's a warning signal that we need to do something about reducing the input of plastic to the ocean," Richard Thompson, a professor at Plymouth University and an expert on microplastics, told Reuters of the worldwide finds.
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Using quarterly bank lending statistics in countries and international debt issuance figures to create these measures of liquidity, the BIS says that it wants to build an early-warning signal of potential vulnerabilities in the financial system.
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"A 10 percent fall in Chinese exports in September not only provides a warning signal that the world's second largest economy is losing momentum, but also suggests a fragile global demand," said FXTM chief market strategist Hussein Sayed.
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Those concerns were renewed on Thursday when a warning signal flashed once again from the bond market: The benchmark 10-year Treasury bond broke below the 2-year rate for the third time in less than two weeks.
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"If you look at the entire warning chain from the creation of a warning signal up to the last mile, as we call it, up to the local population in danger, there was a problem there," he said.
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And in America, populist campaigns, movements, and parties have played a vital role: Their ascendancy serves as an early warning signal that the political consensus uniting the country—and the leadership of both major parties—is breaking up.
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"Women who deliver a preterm infant have an early warning signal for their future cardiovascular health," said lead study author Lauren Tanz of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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The small buzzers, available for $5 or $10, could plug into any household electrical outlet and were triggered by a unique high-frequency electrical current transmitted across the national power grid by 22 specially designed warning signal generators.
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The language Apple is using around patient empowerment represents a rallying cry to the physicians, policymakers and patient advocates that have been pushing for change for decades, and warning signal to those that are protecting the status quo.
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Three provinces in north Luzon were elevated to warning signal 3 on the severity scale of 5, and 28 more put on the earliest warnings of 1 and 2, with strong winds and rains expected later on Monday.
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" Piotr Matys, an emerging markets strategist at Rabobank, added that the peso's continuing fall despite the IMF programme only proved how difficult it was to restore investor confidence once it was lost: "It's a major warning signal for Turkey.
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A second or two after a plant receives an injury, like a chomp from a caterpillar, a warning signal radiates from the location of the wound, spreading out through the entire plant in a process that takes fewer than 120 seconds.
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Markets moved aggressively to price in deeper rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year, while U.S. bond yields touched fresh lows and parts of the curve inverted further, seen as a warning signal for recession in the world's largest economy.
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"It's a huge warning signal as Cape Town is a well resourced city... Yet they're still now going to be first city in the world that runs out of water completely, just because of the severity of climate impacts," said Watts.
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Even as nearby Hong Kong shut down and closed financial markets for the day, Macau's authorities failed to raise a sufficiently high typhoon warning signal, critics said, leading many residents to go to work the same day the storm hit.
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So far the impending December rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve and expectations of more tightening in 2018 have not soured the mood and nor have markets interpreted the recent flattening of the U.S. bond curve as a warning signal.
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With bond markets again sending a warning signal about the near-term economic future as short-term rates move above long-term ones, Powell may actually need to say more - about what the Fed plans, or at least what is influencing its thinking.
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"Women who are delivering a preterm infant have an early warning signal for their future health," said the lead author, Lauren J. Tanz, a doctoral candidate at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and a researcher at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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In fact, when the markets and gold moved lower, the dollar strengthened and all yields along the Treasury curve went up on the news of the Fed minutes, it was a warning signal that the market is not prepared, said Bouroudjian, also a CNBC contributor.
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While Davis denied a spending connection, those closely watching the letter note that the number of signatories -- potentially more than enough to deny Republicans a majority vote without Democratic support -- still sends a warning signal to the speaker about his ability to muster votes.
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Since Apple has made the color green something of a warning signal (texts that show up as green bubbles in iMessage are a signal that the sender does not — gasp — own an iPhone), it's surprising that the company isn't adverse to using that color for its latest devices.
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Utah organizers said they could host a new Games for $1.35 billion, $50 billion less than it cost in Russia for the 2014 Sochi Games, which were the most expensive Olympics ever and stood out as a blaring warning signal that the I.O.C. needed to streamline its bloated Games structure.
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Specifically, the statement mentioned a potential strike on Andersen Air Force Base designed "to send a serious warning signal to the US." The base is one of two on the Pacific island, which are the closest bases on US soil to North Korea, and represent the westernmost tip of the country's military might.
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A state media report Wednesday gave first signs of a Guam strike plan and mentioned a potential strike on Andersen Air Force Base, designed "to send a serious warning signal to the US." The base is one of two on the Pacific island, which are the closest bases on US soil to North Korea.
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Before the storm's arrival Friday, parts of Luzon were placed under Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 1950 by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), meaning those areas could expect winds of up to 303 kilometers per hour (230 mph) that could uproot trees, destroy crops, take out electricity and damage buildings.
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In response, North Korea announced its plan to fire missiles at Guam, which it said would "send a serious warning signal to the US." Dubbed the "tip of the spear," Guam is a vital part of the US's military presence in the Pacific as well as being home to thousands of US servicemen and their families.
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A long tournament lies ahead, but France's team — ranked No. 4 in the world and widely considered a front-runner to win the trophy on its home soil — took a big, convincing step forward with a performance that should act as a warning signal to all the other countries that begin play in the coming days.
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As the Associated Press reported: "The low level of reporting is a strong warning signal that the current process may not be structured in a way that provides individuals an opportunity to succeed, with high stakes for beneficiaries who fail," wrote Penny Thompson, chairman of the commission, which was created by Congress to make policy recommendations for low-income health care programs.
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The manifold lessons of Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE's Senate loss in Alabama are a warning signal for conservatives to better vet 2900 congressional candidates and avoid letting the anti-establishment impulse — however valid in many respects it may be — to cloud their better judgement.
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