Sentence examples for economic clues from inspiring English sources

This week, we won't really get any further economic clues until Friday, which marks the release of retail sales for August as well as import prices.

This concern with affordability was mentioned by the social justice organization Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE), which opposes the LUVE initiative because it would produce "additional barriers to housing, ethnic diversity, and economic justice".

Investors may want to scour the summary of anecdotal information on current economic conditions for clues as to what might be guiding the thinking of monetary policy makers.

To determine whether or not recent market volatility and weakness are signs of more to come it is well to view the economic landscape for "clues" for what might be driving it.

Meanwhile, traders have been combing company earnings reports and economic data for clues about the trajectory of the global economy, which has been showing signs of slowing.

Stocks fell across industries Tuesday, erasing gains from a rally a day earlier, as investors sifted through economic reports for clues as to when the era of low interest rates may end.

And the researchers' data suggested that its strong identity and scores of active block groups had helped protect residents from larger economic threats and offered clues about how to preserve threatened urban communities all over the country.

One clue is economic: sculptors will be able to sell scale models.

The Common Agricultural Policy Regionalised Impact Modelling System CAPRIis is used to conduct the economic analysis and Dyna-CLUE (Conversion of Land Use and its Effects) is used to model land use changes.

Interest rates on Treasury securities rose modestly yesterday as many investors and traders are waiting for fresh economic data to provide more clues to future rate changes.

Arthur Lupia, a political scientist at the University of Michigan, said, "For voters, 'investing' their attention in ideological or party clues, rather than economic policy details, can be quite rational".