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Definition of economic indicator in English: economic indicatornoun A statistic used to predict future trends in a nation's economy. Example sentencesExamples - The construction of leading economic indicators requires a monthly and up-to-date series.
- The composite index of leading economic indicators - a key gauge of economic activity in the next six months - was unchanged in September after a drop in the previous month, the government said yesterday.
- And all the leading economic indicators are trending upward.
- December's 0.1 percent rise in the Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators followed gains of 0.5 percent in November and 0.2 percent in October.
- Whenever the lagging economic indicators rise simultaneously with leading economic indicators declining - like now - history shows the stock market is at major top.
- Japan, for example, has become the largest beneficiary of China's economic growth, and its leading economic indicators, including consumer spending, have improved as a result.
- History and business-cycle theory show that stock markets tend to peak when the aggregate of other leading economic indicators are also peaking, which altogether usually anticipate business-cycle peaks by a few quarters.
- Despite rising unemployment, Taiwan's leading economic indicators in January rose 1.5 percent to 98.3-the highest level since December 2000, the Council for Economic Planning and Development said yesterday.
- But the really important trend is a leading economic indicator of returning prosperity if ever there was one: ‘Men's bags seem to be coming up to speed in terms of fashion, too.’
- The nation's composite index of leading economic indicators rose for a seventh straight month in March, indicating economic expansion is continuing, the Council for Economic Planning and Development said yesterday.
- And the May index of leading economic indicators was up by 1%, its biggest gain since December 2001.
- Every leading economic indicator (optimism, spending, revenue, income, etc.) for small and medium businesses is up for the first time since 1999.
- Moreover, business fixed investment may be a leading economic indicator.
- The University of Michigan's index is so accurate a predictor that the federal government has included it among its leading economic indicators since 1989.
- In addition, the government's economic planning body also announced Taiwan's leading economic indicator in October fell to an 18-month low.
- Taiwan's economic planning body said yesterday that the nation's leading economic indicators for March hit a 15-year low.
- The index of leading economic indicators has been slipping slowly since February.
- You won't find ‘coffee-shop attendance’ on any list of leading economic indicators, but it's nevertheless key.
- The Federal Reserve chairman's comments came as the index of US leading economic indicators brought positive news.
- Corporate profits at one time were thought to be a leading economic indicator.
Definition of economic indicator in US English: economic indicatornoun A statistic used to gauge future trends in a nation's economy. Example sentencesExamples - And all the leading economic indicators are trending upward.
- The composite index of leading economic indicators - a key gauge of economic activity in the next six months - was unchanged in September after a drop in the previous month, the government said yesterday.
- History and business-cycle theory show that stock markets tend to peak when the aggregate of other leading economic indicators are also peaking, which altogether usually anticipate business-cycle peaks by a few quarters.
- December's 0.1 percent rise in the Conference Board's index of leading economic indicators followed gains of 0.5 percent in November and 0.2 percent in October.
- But the really important trend is a leading economic indicator of returning prosperity if ever there was one: ‘Men's bags seem to be coming up to speed in terms of fashion, too.’
- The nation's composite index of leading economic indicators rose for a seventh straight month in March, indicating economic expansion is continuing, the Council for Economic Planning and Development said yesterday.
- In addition, the government's economic planning body also announced Taiwan's leading economic indicator in October fell to an 18-month low.
- Whenever the lagging economic indicators rise simultaneously with leading economic indicators declining - like now - history shows the stock market is at major top.
- You won't find ‘coffee-shop attendance’ on any list of leading economic indicators, but it's nevertheless key.
- The University of Michigan's index is so accurate a predictor that the federal government has included it among its leading economic indicators since 1989.
- Taiwan's economic planning body said yesterday that the nation's leading economic indicators for March hit a 15-year low.
- Japan, for example, has become the largest beneficiary of China's economic growth, and its leading economic indicators, including consumer spending, have improved as a result.
- The index of leading economic indicators has been slipping slowly since February.
- The construction of leading economic indicators requires a monthly and up-to-date series.
- And the May index of leading economic indicators was up by 1%, its biggest gain since December 2001.
- Every leading economic indicator (optimism, spending, revenue, income, etc.) for small and medium businesses is up for the first time since 1999.
- The Federal Reserve chairman's comments came as the index of US leading economic indicators brought positive news.
- Moreover, business fixed investment may be a leading economic indicator.
- Despite rising unemployment, Taiwan's leading economic indicators in January rose 1.5 percent to 98.3-the highest level since December 2000, the Council for Economic Planning and Development said yesterday.
- Corporate profits at one time were thought to be a leading economic indicator.
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