Translations for „bellwethers“ in the English » German Dictionary

bell·wether bond [ˈbelˌweðəʳ-, Am -ɚ-] N FIN

bellwether bond

Leitemission f

bell·wether is·sue [ˈbelˌweðəʳ-, Am -ɚ-] N FIN

bellwether issue

Leitemission f

bellwether N

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bellwether

Leithammel m

bellwether fig

[richtungsweisender] Indikator m

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English

These stocks are used as bellwethers for the rest of the market.

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Consequently, the lakes are considered environmental bellwethers as they can be quickly affected by even minor increases in pollutants.

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Recruitment firms were bellwethers for the wider economy, he said, so tended to perform well when growth was on the up.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Therefore, the brokerage prefers names from large-cap bellwethers that provide attractive growth-adjusted valuations apart from uptrend revisions.

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Teens aren't money machines, oracles, or bellwethers of an uncertain future.

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None of these bellwethers -- either individually or taken together -- means that there will be another financial crisis in the next few months -- or even the next few years.

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Insects -- by virtue of their size, high reproduction rates and environmental sensitivity -- tend to be biological bellwethers.

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Therefore, true bellwethers are rare.

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During these playoffs, quick starts have become reverse bellwethers.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Look for two more posts about bellwethers that signal growth -- college students and immigrants.

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