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12,301
2010-02-17
In the labor market, layoffs subsided noticeably in the final months of last year, but the unemployment rate remained elevated and hiring stayed weak.
24
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.952
negative
0.331746
negative
-0.7003
neutral
neutral
positive
12,302
2010-02-17
Financial market conditions remained supportive of economic growth over the intermeeting period, and short-term funding markets were generally stable.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9293
positive
0.672255
positive
0.7184
positive
neutral
neutral
12,303
2010-02-17
Members recognized that references to "purchases" of securities would need to be modified as the completion of the asset purchase programs draws near.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.091
positive
0.645519
positive
0.5994
neutral
neutral
positive
12,304
2010-05-19
The staff noted that the Board had recently approved changes to Regulation D that would be necessary for the establishment of a term deposit facility.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.3973
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,305
2010-05-19
However, both new home sales and existing home sales were likely boosted, at least in part, by the anticipated expiration of the homebuyer tax credit.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9317
positive
0.656695
positive
0.6486
neutral
neutral
positive
12,306
2010-08-31
Financial stock prices moved about in line with broader indexes, and credit default swap spreads for large financial institutions narrowed moderately.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.0774
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
12,307
2010-10-12
Indicators of household net worth were mixed; home prices moved down in July, while equity prices inched up, on balance, over the intermeeting period.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.916
positive
0.556335
positive
0.2263
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,308
2010-10-12
The interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate conforming mortgages remained essentially unchanged over the intermeeting period at a historically low level.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.822
positive
0.556335
positive
0.2263
neutral
neutral
positive
12,309
2010-10-12
Most other major categories of exports were little changed in July, although exports of automotive products posted their first decline since May 2009.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.956
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,310
2011-04-05
As a result, the rate of capacity utilization in manufacturing was essentially unchanged in January, and it remained well below its 1972-2010 average.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.87
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,311
2011-04-05
Household net worth rose in the fourth quarter, as the increase in equity values during that period more than offset the further fall in house prices.
26
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9338
positive
0.663917
positive
0.6808
positive
neutral
neutral
12,312
2011-05-18
Several other participants preferred instead that the pace of sales be a key policy tool and be varied actively in response to changes in the outlook.
26
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0827
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
12,313
2011-05-18
Issuance of commercial mortgage-backed securities picked up in the first quarter, although commercial real estate loans at banks continued to run off.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.0584
positive
0.584191
positive
0.34
positive
neutral
neutral
12,314
2011-11-22
However, several participants noted that such thresholds could be confusing in the absence of a clear expression of the Committee's longer-term goals.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.672
neutral
0.544358
positive
0.1779
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,315
2011-11-22
The U.S. international trade deficit was virtually the same in August as it was in July, as both exports and imports moved down only by small amounts.
27
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.956
negative
0.400856
negative
-0.4019
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,316
2011-11-22
European bank CDS spreads remained elevated, and these institutions continued to face somewhat strained conditions in short-term bank funding markets.
20
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.643
negative
0.415445
negative
-0.3415
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,317
2012-01-03
Reductions in exports of industrial supplies and consumer goods, led by a few particularly volatile components, outweighed the gains in capital goods.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.76
positive
0.700168
positive
0.8481
negative
neutral
neutral
12,318
2012-02-15
Broad equity price indexes increased more than 6 percent, on net, over the intermeeting period, and option-implied equity volatility declined notably.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8998
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
positive
neutral
neutral
12,319
2012-02-15
The Committee also anticipates that over coming quarters, inflation will run at levels at or below those consistent with the Committee's dual mandate.
23
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.728
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,320
2012-04-03
Consumer sentiment was little changed in February, and households remained downbeat about both the economic outlook and their own income and finances.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.96
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,321
2012-04-03
Gross public equity issuance by nonfinancial firms was still solid in January and February, boosted by continued strength in initial public offerings.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.937
positive
0.628713
positive
0.5267
positive
neutral
neutral
12,322
2012-04-03
Consumer credit rose in recent months, with the growth in nonrevolving credit led by continued rapid expansion of government-originated student loans.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9339
positive
0.685314
positive
0.7783
positive
neutral
neutral
12,323
2012-05-16
Inventories in most industries looked to be fairly well aligned with sales in recent months, although motor vehicle stocks were still relatively lean.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.3802
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,324
2012-07-11
Indicators of funding market stresses remained muted, as many banks obtained funds from the European Central Bank (ECB) rather than interbank markets.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.693
negative
0.396158
negative
-0.4215
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,325
2012-07-11
Several observed that recent declines in gasoline prices would increase households' real incomes and could boost consumer spending in coming quarters.
21
positive
neutral
positive
positive
0.8961
positive
0.648488
positive
0.6124
neutral
neutral
positive
12,326
2012-08-22
A number of participants expressed the view that structural changes in the labor market were not sufficient to explain the high level of unemployment.
24
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.844
negative
0.405693
negative
-0.3818
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,327
2012-10-04
The staff also discussed the potential implications of additional asset purchases for the evolution of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet and income.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.1104
positive
0.589331
positive
0.3612
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,328
2012-11-14
Participants saw recent price developments as consistent with inflation remaining at or below the Committee's 2 percent objective over the medium run.
22
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.842
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,329
2013-02-20
Nonrevolving credit continued to increase at a robust pace because of growth in student and auto loans, while revolving credit moved roughly sideways.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9349
positive
0.708581
positive
0.8885
positive
neutral
neutral
12,330
2013-02-20
In their discussion of monetary policy for the period ahead, members saw the economic outlook as relatively little changed since the previous meeting.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.4007
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,331
2013-04-10
The production of motor vehicles and parts rose considerably in February, and there were also widespread increases in factory output in other sectors.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9279
positive
0.592522
positive
0.3744
positive
neutral
neutral
12,332
2013-04-10
This caution appeared to have resulted in jobs remaining vacant for substantially longer than would normally be the case, given the unemployment rate.
23
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.944
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
12,333
2013-05-22
Consumer prices excluding food and energy were flat in March, and their increase from 12 months earlier was similar to that for total consumer prices.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5556
positive
0.589331
positive
0.3612
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,334
2013-07-10
In May, nominal retail sales, excluding those at motor vehicle and parts outlets, increased briskly, while light motor vehicle sales moved up solidly.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9345
neutral
0.525652
positive
0.1027
positive
neutral
neutral
12,335
2013-07-10
Among the factors viewed as supporting consumption were improvements in household balance sheets and in the job market, as well as low interest rates.
24
positive
positive
neutral
positive
0.9009
positive
0.682438
positive
0.765
positive
neutral
neutral
12,336
2013-07-10
Although the manufacturing sector slowed considerably during the spring, contacts in several Districts reported that activity turned up more recently.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.681
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,337
2013-07-10
Several participants worried that higher mortgage rates and bond yields could slow the recovery in the housing market and restrain business expansion.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.954
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
negative
neutral
neutral
12,338
2013-07-10
A couple of participants expressed concerns that some financial institutions might not be well positioned to weather a rapid run-up in interest rates.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.944
positive
0.612729
positive
0.4588
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,339
2013-10-09
The monetary base continued to expand rapidly, primarily reflecting the rise in reserve balances resulting from the Federal Reserve's asset purchases.
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9315
positive
0.642424
positive
0.5859
positive
neutral
neutral
12,340
2014-01-08
The gains in exports were fairly widespread across categories and were led by sales of consumer goods, industrial supplies, and agricultural products.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8656
positive
0.677652
positive
0.743
positive
neutral
neutral
12,341
2014-02-19
Although the recovery in the housing sector had slowed somewhat in recent months, a number of participants reported solid activity in their Districts.
23
No majority found
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.609
neutral
0.540436
positive
0.1621
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,342
2014-04-09
One participant voiced concern about high levels of margin debt and of equity market valuations as well as a notable shift into commodity investments.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.908
negative
0.410669
negative
-0.3612
neutral
neutral
positive
12,343
2014-05-21
Asset prices moved in response to economic data releases that were, on balance, a little stronger than expected and to Federal Reserve communications.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.364
positive
0.661772
positive
0.6712
neutral
neutral
positive
12,344
2014-11-19
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,345
2015-01-07
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,346
2015-01-07
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,347
2015-02-18
However, reflecting in part the deterioration in market sentiment, the expected path for the federal funds rate implied by market quotes shifted down.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.778
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,348
2015-02-18
Issuance of collateralized loan obligations declined but remained elevated; 2014 was the strongest year on record for the issuance of such securities.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.861
positive
0.666145
positive
0.6908
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,349
2015-02-18
However, other participants put some weight on the possibility that the decline in inflation compensation reflected a reduction in expected inflation.
21
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.624
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,350
2015-02-18
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,351
2015-02-18
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,352
2015-04-08
The deputy manager followed with a review of System open market operations conducted during the period since the Committee met on January 27-28, 2015.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0053
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,353
2015-04-08
Real personal consumption expenditures (PCE) appeared to decelerate somewhat going into the first quarter after rising markedly in the fourth quarter.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.793
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,354
2015-04-08
Both compensation per hour in the nonfarm business sector and the employment cost index rose 2-1/4 percent over the year ending in the fourth quarter.
25
neutral
positive
neutral
positive
0.9204
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,355
2015-04-08
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,356
2015-04-08
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,357
2015-05-20
A number of reasons were advanced for believing that the weakness in spending observed during the first quarter was partly or even largely transitory.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.895
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,358
2015-05-20
Participants discussed downside risks to economic growth, and a few indicated that, in their assessment, such risks had risen since the March meeting.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7855
negative
0.405693
negative
-0.3818
negative
neutral
neutral
12,359
2015-05-20
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,360
2015-05-20
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,361
2015-07-08
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,362
2015-07-08
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,363
2015-08-19
Spreads on 10-year triple-B-rated and speculative-grade corporate bonds over comparable-maturity Treasury securities widened somewhat over the period.
17
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.6826
positive
0.635851
positive
0.5574
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,364
2015-08-19
The easing of lending standards for residential mortgages evidenced in the most recent SLOOS was cited as a factor likely to support further progress.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.835
positive
0.680898
positive
0.7579
neutral
neutral
positive
12,365
2015-08-19
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,366
2015-08-19
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,367
2015-10-08
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,368
2015-10-08
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,369
2015-11-18
Advance estimates for September indicated a narrower merchandise trade deficit, with a rebound in exports and a decline in imports relative to August.
23
No majority found
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.779
negative
0.400856
negative
-0.4019
positive
neutral
neutral
12,370
2015-11-18
Participants generally viewed the housing sector as continuing to recover, although a couple of participants noted that the pace of recovery was slow.
23
No majority found
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.101
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
positive
neutral
neutral
12,371
2015-11-18
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,372
2015-11-18
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,373
2016-01-06
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,374
2016-02-17
For example, in the most recent projections, the median of FOMC participants' estimates of the longer-run normal rate of unemployment was 4.9 percent.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.717
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
12,375
2016-02-17
Some noted that the demand for ON RRPs could be reduced by widening the spread between the interest rate on reserves and the offering rate on ON RRPs.
28
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.3647
positive
0.589331
positive
0.3612
neutral
neutral
positive
12,376
2016-02-17
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,377
2016-04-06
The surprisingly limited extent to which aggregate data indicated upward pressure on wage growth also suggested some remaining slack in labor markets.
22
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.859
neutral
0.544358
positive
0.1779
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,378
2016-04-06
They expressed a range of views about the likelihood that incoming information would make an adjustment appropriate at the time of their next meeting.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.184
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,379
2016-04-06
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,380
2016-05-18
The rates of private-sector hires and quits moved up in February, while the rate of job openings declined a little but was still at an elevated level.
27
neutral
No majority found
neutral
negative
0
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,381
2016-05-18
However, for many other participants, the recent developments provided greater confidence that inflation would rise to 2 percent over the medium term.
22
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.9289
positive
0.692663
positive
0.8126
neutral
neutral
positive
12,382
2016-05-18
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,383
2016-07-06
Inflation continued to run below the Committee's 2 percent objective, partly reflecting declines in energy prices and in prices of non-energy imports.
22
neutral
neutral
negative
negative
-0.949
positive
0.597846
positive
0.3965
neutral
neutral
positive
12,384
2016-07-06
This policy, by keeping the Committee's holdings of longer-term securities at sizable levels, should help maintain accommodative financial conditions.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5525
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
12,385
2016-11-23
The expected path for the federal funds rate implied by quotes on overnight index swap rates steepened slightly, on net, over the intermeeting period.
24
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8799
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,386
2017-01-04
Likely in part because of the increase in mortgage rates, refinance originations decreased in November, but purchase originations were little changed.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.715
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
12,387
2017-01-04
The near-term forecast for consumer price inflation was somewhat higher than in the previous projection, reflecting recent increases in energy prices.
21
neutral
neutral
negative
positive
0.8751
positive
0.628713
positive
0.5267
neutral
neutral
positive
12,388
2017-02-22
For example, in the most recent projections, the median of FOMC participants' estimates of the longer-run normal rate of unemployment was 4.8 percent.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.716
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
12,389
2017-04-05
The rate of private-sector job openings was unchanged at a high level in December, while the rate of hiring edged up and the rate of quits edged down.
28
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.93
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,390
2017-04-05
Total industrial production declined in January, as unseasonably warm weather reduced the demand for heating, which held down the output of utilities.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.968
neutral
0.525652
positive
0.1027
negative
neutral
neutral
12,391
2017-10-11
Interest rates on 30-year fixed-rate residential mortgages moved lower over the intermeeting period, in line with comparable-maturity Treasury yields.
19
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.949
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,392
2018-02-21
For example, in the most recent projections, the median of FOMC participants' estimates of the longer-run normal rate of unemployment was 4.6 percent.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.709
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
12,393
2018-04-11
Financial markets experienced a notable bout of volatility early in the intermeeting period; volatility was particularly pronounced in equity markets.
20
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.115
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
12,394
2018-04-11
In some Districts, reports from business contacts or evidence from surveys pointed to continuing shortages of workers in segments of the labor market.
23
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.955
negative
0.437823
negative
-0.25
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,395
2018-05-23
Real GDP growth, which slowed in the first quarter, was expected to pick up in the second quarter and to outpace potential output growth through 2020.
26
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9232
positive
0.654052
positive
0.6369
positive
neutral
neutral
12,396
2018-07-05
Inflation pressures in the foreign economies generally remained subdued, even though higher oil prices put some upward pressure on headline inflation.
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.2223
negative
0.371287
negative
-0.5267
neutral
neutral
positive
12,397
2018-10-17
In some cases, firms were coping with labor shortages by increasing salaries, benefits, or workplace amenities in order to attract and retain workers.
23
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.433
positive
0.668254
positive
0.7003
neutral
neutral
positive
12,398
2018-10-17
With regard to the postmeeting statement, members agreed to remove the sentence indicating that "the stance of monetary policy remains accommodative."
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.439
positive
0.603842
positive
0.4215
neutral
neutral
positive
12,399
2019-01-09
The unemployment rates for African Americans, Asians, and Hispanics in November were below their levels at the end of the previous economic expansion.
23
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.961
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,400
2019-01-09
Broad consumer credit grew at a solid pace through September, though October and November saw credit card growth at banks edge a bit lower on average.
26
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.477
positive
0.677652
positive
0.743
positive
neutral
neutral