The phrase "as economic data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or statistics related to the economy or economic performance.
Example: "The report highlights several key indicators, such as employment rates and inflation, as economic data that influence policy decisions."
Alternatives: "in terms of economic information" or "regarding economic statistics".
Stocks fell Thursday as economic data sent mixed signals on the recovery a day before the employment report for April.
Before that, though, the market will be hit with earnings reports from Applied Materials and Dell Computer, as well as economic data at the end of the week.
And as economic data began to confirm in November that the economy was slowing, the rally in the bond market gained momentum.
The euro rose as economic data reinforced the view that the euro zone was enjoying relatively robust growth, while the dollar was under pressure.
Even as economic data from Brussels and Beijing looked better than that from Washington, stocks in Europe and Asia were falling faster than their counterparts in the United States, partly because panicked dollar-based investors were repatriating their overseas investments.
In April, the S.& P. 500 posted its first monthly decline since November as economic data pointed to a slowing domestic economy and continued flare-ups in the euro zone highlighted the risks of the region's debt crisis.
[C2.] Stocks Fall on Economic News Shares tumbled as new economic data showed that manufacturing was weaker than expected in July.
C1 Market Falls on Economic News Shares tumbled as new economic data showed that manufacturing was weaker than expected in July.
Leading shares are heading lower on a combination of worries, from the standoff between Greece and the rest of the eurozone, the growing concerns about Ukraine, as well as week economic data from China.
Mr. Jenkins said he expected the rally to last for as long as the economic data continued to show some improvement or at least did not get substantially worse.
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