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11,901
2015-04-08
Imports rose in December, with an increased volume of petroleum imports, but declined in January, driven by lower prices and volumes for petroleum.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.94
neutral
0.512897
positive
0.0516
neutral
neutral
positive
11,902
2015-04-08
Commercial and industrial loans on banks' books continued to expand strongly, reportedly in part to fund increased merger and acquisition activity.
21
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9351
positive
0.666145
positive
0.6908
positive
neutral
neutral
11,903
2015-05-20
Measures of residential mortgage lending conditions were generally little changed over the intermeeting period, and lending volumes remained light.
19
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.441
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,904
2015-07-08
Most participants judged that the conditions for policy firming had not yet been achieved; a number of them cautioned against a premature decision.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.455
neutral
0.51929
positive
0.0772
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,905
2015-08-19
Many members thought that labor market underutilization would be largely eliminated in the near term if economic activity evolved as they expected.
22
positive
positive
neutral
neutral
-0.048
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,906
2015-10-08
Available indicators of drilling activity, such as counts of rigs in operation, suggested spending would decline less rapidly in the third quarter.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.936
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
neutral
neutral
positive
11,907
2015-10-08
On net, the level of GDP was anticipated to rise above its potential next year, and that gap was projected to widen gradually over the medium term.
27
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9274
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
positive
neutral
neutral
11,908
2016-02-17
Consistent with the downside risk to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as skewed to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.883
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
11,909
2016-04-06
Consistent with the downside risk to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as skewed to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.883
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
11,910
2016-05-18
Manufacturing output decreased, partly reflecting the effects on export demand of earlier appreciation of the foreign exchange value of the dollar.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.955
positive
0.654052
positive
0.6369
negative
neutral
neutral
11,911
2016-05-18
Information on extraction and drilling activity for crude oil and natural gas in early April was consistent with further declines in mining output.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.964
negative
0.426536
negative
-0.296
negative
neutral
neutral
11,912
2016-05-18
Credit conditions in municipal bond markets continued to be stable even as the situation facing Puerto Rico and its creditors deteriorated further.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9187
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,913
2016-05-18
Consistent with the downside risk to aggregate demand, the staff viewed the risks to its outlook for the unemployment rate as skewed to the upside.
25
negative
negative
neutral
negative
-0.883
negative
0.305233
negative
-0.8225
neutral
neutral
positive
11,914
2016-07-06
The employment report for May showed considerably weaker growth in payrolls than had been expected, and gains in previous months were revised down.
23
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.965
positive
0.616354
positive
0.4741
negative
neutral
neutral
11,915
2016-07-06
Almost all participants judged that the surprisingly weak May employment report increased their uncertainty about the outlook for the labor market.
21
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.922
negative
0.449597
negative
-0.2023
neutral
neutral
positive
11,916
2016-08-17
Equity price indexes increased, on net, despite an initial sharp decline following the Brexit vote, and corporate bond spreads declined on balance.
22
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.6686
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
positive
neutral
neutral
11,917
2016-08-17
Participants discussed the implications of recent economic and financial developments for the economic outlook and the risks attending the outlook.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0258
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
11,918
2016-10-12
For any operation that involves standalone spot or forward transactions in foreign currencies:A. Approval of such operation is required as follows:
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0114
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
11,919
2016-10-12
Although payrolls for state and local governments expanded in July and August, nominal construction spending by these governments declined in July.
21
negative
positive
neutral
negative
-0.89
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,920
2016-11-23
Yield spreads for securities backed by credit card and auto loans over Treasury securities of comparable maturities were little changed on balance.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.216
positive
0.690402
positive
0.802
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,921
2016-11-23
Participants noted that economic growth in many foreign economies remained subdued, and that inflation rates abroad generally were still quite low.
21
negative
neutral
positive
negative
-0.837
neutral
0.531956
positive
0.128
negative
neutral
neutral
11,922
2017-02-22
For any operation that involves standalone spot or forward transactions in foreign currencies:A. Approval of such operation is required as follows:
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0114
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
11,923
2017-08-16
Reports from District contacts on both manufacturing and services were also generally consistent with moderate growth in economic activity overall.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8942
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
positive
neutral
neutral
11,924
2017-11-22
Credit bureau data on loan originations and credit limits suggested that this tightening was most pronounced in the subprime segment of the market.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.67
positive
0.654052
positive
0.6369
negative
neutral
neutral
11,925
2017-11-22
Although the hurricanes depressed payroll employment in September, the unemployment rate, which was less affected by the storms, declined further.
20
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.914
negative
0.314686
negative
-0.7783
neutral
neutral
positive
11,926
2018-02-21
For any operation that involves standalone spot or forward transactions in foreign currencies:A. Approval of such operation is required as follows:
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0114
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
11,927
2018-02-21
Incoming data suggested that economic activity abroad continued to expand at a solid pace and that this expansion was broad based across countries.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9288
positive
0.608354
positive
0.4404
positive
neutral
neutral
11,928
2018-04-11
Recent data suggest that growth rates of household spending and business fixed investment have moderated from their strong fourth-quarter readings.
20
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.22
positive
0.670313
positive
0.7096
neutral
neutral
positive
11,929
2018-05-23
In addition, a few observed that the neutral level of the federal funds rate might currently be lower than their estimates of its longer-run level.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.922
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
11,930
2018-11-29
Household spending had continued to grow strongly, while growth of business fixed investment had moderated from its rapid pace earlier in the year.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7015
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
positive
neutral
neutral
11,931
2018-11-29
Some contacts indicated that while input costs were higher, it appeared that the pass-through of these higher costs to consumer prices was limited.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.1466
negative
0.443665
negative
-0.2263
neutral
neutral
positive
11,932
2018-11-29
Household spending has continued to grow strongly, while growth of business fixed investment has moderated from its rapid pace earlier in the year.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8514
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
positive
neutral
neutral
11,933
2019-01-09
Some participants expressed an interest in learning more about possible options for new ceiling tools to provide firmer control of the policy rate.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.5689
positive
0.612729
positive
0.4588
neutral
neutral
positive
11,934
2019-01-09
Exports declined a little, with decreases in exports of agricultural products and capital goods, although exports of industrial supplies increased.
20
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.924
positive
0.654052
positive
0.6369
neutral
neutral
positive
11,935
2019-01-09
The U.S. dollar appreciated modestly; although declines in U.S. yields weighed on the dollar, deteriorating global risk sentiment provided support.
20
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.84
positive
0.624947
positive
0.5106
neutral
neutral
positive
11,936
2019-01-09
Household spending had continued to grow strongly, while growth of business fixed investment had moderated from its rapid pace earlier in the year.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7015
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
positive
neutral
neutral
11,937
2019-01-09
Household spending had continued to grow strongly, while growth of business fixed investment had moderated from its rapid pace earlier in the year.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.7015
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
positive
neutral
neutral
11,938
2019-01-09
Household spending has continued to grow strongly, while growth of business fixed investment has moderated from its rapid pace earlier in the year.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8514
positive
0.639201
positive
0.5719
positive
neutral
neutral
11,939
2019-02-20
For any operation that involves standalone spot or forward transactions in foreign currencies:A. Approval of such operation is required as follows:
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0114
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
11,940
2019-04-10
Total PCE price inflation was forecast to run a bit below core inflation over the next three years, reflecting projected declines in energy prices.
24
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.81
positive
0.567878
positive
0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
11,941
2019-04-10
Participants cited various factors as likely to contribute to the step-down, including slower foreign growth and waning effects of fiscal stimulus.
21
negative
neutral
No majority found
negative
-0.83
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
negative
neutral
neutral
11,942
2019-05-22
These factors were thought to have helped buoy consumer and business confidence or to have mitigated short-term downside risks to the real economy.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9068
positive
0.608354
positive
0.4404
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,943
2019-07-10
Equity prices fell notably over the first few weeks of the period, primarily in response to the escalation of trade tensions with China and Mexico.
25
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.965
negative
0.421114
negative
-0.3182
negative
neutral
neutral
11,944
2019-10-09
Participants agreed that the labor market had remained strong over the intermeeting period and that economic activity had risen at a moderate rate.
23
positive
positive
neutral
positive
0.9315
positive
0.668254
positive
0.7003
positive
neutral
neutral
11,945
2019-11-20
Moreover, participants generally expected that trade uncertainty and sluggish global growth would continue to damp investment spending and exports.
19
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.939
negative
0.410669
negative
-0.3612
negative
neutral
neutral
11,946
2020-01-03
Participants agreed that the labor market had remained strong over the intermeeting period and that economic activity had risen at a moderate rate.
23
positive
positive
neutral
positive
0.9315
positive
0.668254
positive
0.7003
positive
neutral
neutral
11,947
2020-02-19
For any operation that involves standalone spot or forward transactions in foreign currencies:A. Approval of such operation is required as follows:
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0114
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
11,948
2020-02-19
Available monthly data suggested that imports fell significantly, led by declines in consumer goods and automobiles, while exports were about flat.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.957
positive
0.608354
positive
0.4404
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,949
2020-04-08
Yields on nominal Treasury securities plummeted across the maturity spectrum, with the 10- and 30-year yields reaching all-time lows at some point.
22
neutral
neutral
No majority found
negative
-0.96
positive
0.573464
positive
0.296
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,950
2020-05-20
This reading highlighted possible vulnerabilities in mortgage servicers, insurance companies, and large, highly leveraged financial intermediaries.
16
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.83
neutral
0.531956
positive
0.128
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,951
2020-10-07
The unemployment rates for African Americans, Asians, and Hispanics declined over the past two months but remained well above the national average.
22
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.833
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,952
2020-10-07
Foreign economic activity plunged in the second quarter as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated restrictive measures to contain it.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.96
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
11,953
2020-11-25
Total nonfarm payroll employment expanded strongly in September, but the gain was markedly below the even larger increases seen in previous months.
22
neutral
positive
neutral
positive
0.384
positive
0.699349
positive
0.8442
positive
neutral
neutral
11,954
2020-11-25
Uncertainty about additional U.S. fiscal stimulus and the outcome of the U.S. presidential election also caused some asset price volatility abroad.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.903
neutral
0.50645
neutral
0.0258
neutral
neutral
positive
11,955
2020-11-25
However, the uncertainty surrounding earning prospects was reportedly making many business owners less willing to take on debt at prevailing terms.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.943
negative
0.400856
negative
-0.4019
neutral
neutral
positive
11,956
2021-01-06
Market participants had highlighted that uncertainty nevertheless remained high and had pointed to several prominent risks to the economic outlook.
20
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.67
neutral
0.512897
positive
0.0516
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,957
2021-01-06
Short-term delinquencies and defaults remained relatively elevated but significantly lower than the levels observed following the financial crisis.
18
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.761
negative
0.324077
negative
-0.7351
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,958
2021-02-17
For any operation that involves standalone spot or forward transactions in foreign currencies:A. Approval of such operation is required as follows:
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0114
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
11,959
2021-02-17
Spreads on agency CMBS ticked down, on net, and issuance remained elevated through December, although below its recent historical high in October.
22
No majority found
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.962
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,960
2021-05-19
Total PCE price inflation was 1.6 percent over the 12 months ending in February and continued to be held down by low rates of resource utilization.
26
negative
neutral
positive
negative
-0.948
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
neutral
neutral
positive
11,961
2021-05-19
The staff noted that corporate bond spreads had declined notably since late last year and were at the lower ends of their historical distributions.
24
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.963
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
positive
neutral
neutral
11,962
2021-07-07
Lower term premiums appeared to be a significant component of the declines, as reflected by lower implied volatility on longer-term interest rates.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.833
neutral
0.5382
positive
0.1531
neutral
neutral
positive
11,963
2021-07-07
For commercial real estate (CRE) financed through capital markets, financing conditions remained mostly accommodative over the intermeeting period.
18
positive
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.014
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,964
2021-10-13
In the euro area and the United Kingdom, higher-than-expected inflation data contributed to the rise in yields and inflation compensation measures.
21
neutral
neutral
negative
positive
0.908
positive
0.603842
positive
0.4215
neutral
neutral
positive
11,965
2022-01-05
A couple of others noted the risk that persistent real wage growth in excess of productivity growth could trigger inflationary wageprice dynamics.
22
neutral
No majority found
negative
negative
-0.931
positive
0.666145
positive
0.6908
neutral
neutral
positive
11,966
2022-01-05
Supply and demand imbalances related to the pandemic and the reopening of the economy have continued to contribute to elevated levels of inflation.
23
neutral
neutral
negative
negative
-0.888
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
neutral
neutral
positive
11,967
2022-02-16
For any operation that involves standalone spot or forward transactions in foreign currencies:A. Approval of such operation is required as follows:
21
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0114
positive
0.616968
positive
0.4767
neutral
neutral
positive
11,968
2022-02-16
Far forward real yields moved higher over the period, with much of the increase following the release of the minutes for the December FOMC meeting.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9263
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
positive
11,969
2022-02-16
Supply and demand imbalances related to the pandemic and the reopening of the economy have continued to contribute to elevated levels of inflation.
23
neutral
neutral
negative
negative
-0.888
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
neutral
neutral
positive
11,970
2022-04-06
The effective federal funds rate and the Secured Overnight Financing Rate generally held steady at 8 basis points and 5 basis points, respectively.
23
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
0.0088
positive
0.690402
positive
0.802
neutral
neutral
positive
11,971
2022-04-06
They further judged that ongoing increases in the target range for the federal funds rate would be warranted to achieve the Committee's objectives.
23
neutral
neutral
No majority found
positive
0.8748
positive
0.578886
positive
0.3182
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,972
2022-05-25
The unemployment rates for African Americans and for Hispanics moved lower, though both rates remained noticeably higher than the national average.
21
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.766
negative
0.348668
negative
-0.6249
neutral
neutral
positive
11,973
2022-07-06
The private-sector job openings rate, as measured by the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, edged lower in April but remained at a high level.
25
neutral
positive
neutral
negative
-0.935
negative
0.426536
negative
-0.296
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,974
2022-07-06
A couple of participants raised the possibility that tight labor markets would spur investment in automation by firms, boosting labor productivity.
21
positive
negative
neutral
positive
0.916
positive
0.599144
positive
0.4019
positive
neutral
neutral
11,975
2022-08-17
Nominal wage growth continued to be rapid and broad based, with average hourly earnings having risen 5.1 percent over the 12 months ending in June.
25
neutral
positive
neutral
positive
0.9341
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
positive
neutral
neutral
11,976
2022-11-23
The number of home-purchase and refinance mortgage originations were about flat in August and September but down significantly from late last year.
22
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.964
neutral
0.51929
positive
0.0772
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,977
2023-02-22
The market-implied federal funds rate path for 2023 was little changed, on net, during the intermeeting period but fell moderately beyond mid-2024.
22
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.933
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,978
2023-02-22
Interest rates on existing credit cards continued to increase in recent months, and interest rates on new auto loans also rose through mid-January.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
positive
0.9286
positive
0.705162
positive
0.872
neutral
neutral
positive
11,979
2023-02-22
A few participants remarked that recent failures of companies involved in crypto finance have had a limited effect on the broader financial system.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.821
negative
0.345948
negative
-0.6369
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,980
2006-01-03
Members concurred that the statement should note that the expansion remained solid despite elevated energy prices and hurricane-related disruptions.
19
positive
neutral
negative
positive
0.917
negative
0.400184
negative
-0.4047
positive
neutral
neutral
11,981
2006-02-21
M2 expanded at a somewhat faster pace in the fourth quarter than had been predicted from historical relationships with income and opportunity costs.
23
neutral
neutral
negative
positive
0.9309
positive
0.651332
positive
0.6249
positive
neutral
neutral
11,982
2006-04-18
To date, unit labor costs were not placing pressure on inflation, and high profit margins left firms a considerable buffer to absorb cost increases.
24
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.655
positive
0.603842
positive
0.4215
neutral
neutral
positive
11,983
2006-05-31
While manufacturing growth for the first quarter as a whole slowed from the rapid pace of the fourth quarter, it exceeded that of the previous year.
26
positive
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.888
positive
0.594307
positive
0.3818
neutral
neutral
positive
11,984
2006-05-31
Domestic nonfinancial sector debt was estimated to have grown at a robust pace in the first quarter, down only slightly from the brisk pace of 2005.
26
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.916
neutral
0.513347
positive
0.0534
positive
neutral
neutral
11,985
2006-05-31
And, even if nominal wages should accelerate somewhat, relatively wide profit margins could buffer the effect on prices of final goods and services.
23
neutral
neutral
positive
positive
0.7777
positive
0.662465
positive
0.6743
neutral
neutral
positive
11,986
2006-07-20
The pass-through of the substantial rise in energy prices could account for a considerable part of the step-up in core inflation in recent quarters.
24
neutral
neutral
negative
neutral
0.3456
positive
0.608354
positive
0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
11,987
2007-10-09
Growth of nonfinancial domestic debt was estimated to have slowed a little in the third quarter from the average pace in the first half of the year.
27
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.949
neutral
0.50645
neutral
0.0258
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,988
2008-01-02
TIPS yields fell less than their nominal counterparts, implying modest declines in inflation compensation both at the five-year and longer horizons.
21
neutral
neutral
positive
negative
-0.811
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
neutral
neutral
positive
11,989
2008-02-20
In this context, the Committee judged that some inflation risk remained and said that it would continue to monitor inflation developments carefully.
22
neutral
neutral
negative
neutral
0.161
neutral
0.4618
negative
-0.1531
neutral
neutral
positive
11,990
2008-04-08
Real outlays for nondurable and durable consumer goods, including automobiles, were estimated to have declined, on average, in January and February.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.964
positive
0.608354
positive
0.4404
negative
neutral
neutral
11,991
2008-04-08
Most other categories of imports dropped in December and January on net, with especially large declines in imports of automotive and consumer goods.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.965
neutral
0.534246
positive
0.1372
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,992
2008-04-08
In discussing the external sector of the economy, some participants indicated that net exports remained a notable source of support for the economy.
23
positive
neutral
neutral
positive
0.8618
positive
0.599144
positive
0.4019
neutral
neutral
positive
11,993
2008-07-16
Manufacturing output also fell in April and was unchanged in May; over the two months, factory production slowed across a broad range of industries.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.966
neutral
0.5
neutral
0
negative
neutral
neutral
11,994
2008-07-16
Over the intermeeting period, spreads of rates on conforming residential mortgages over comparable-maturity Treasury securities remained about flat.
18
neutral
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.42
positive
0.621025
positive
0.4939
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,995
2008-10-07
Tight conditions in mortgage markets over the summer continued to restrain housing demand, especially for borrowers seeking nonconforming mortgages.
19
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.96
neutral
0.468044
negative
-0.128
negative
neutral
neutral
11,996
2008-11-19
Measures of consumer sentiment dropped in October to near or below their low levels of midyear, with the Conference Board measure exceptionally low.
23
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.967
negative
0.343305
negative
-0.6486
negative
neutral
neutral
11,997
2009-01-06
The unemployment rate climbed to 6.7 percent in November, while the labor force participation rate fell after remaining steady for much of the year.
24
neutral
negative
neutral
negative
-0.953
negative
0.391646
negative
-0.4404
neutral
neutral
positive
11,998
2009-01-06
Sales of existing single-family homes changed little, although a drop in pending home sales in October pointed to further declines in the near term.
24
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.907
negative
0.449176
negative
-0.204
neutral
neutral
neutral
11,999
2009-02-18
In other cases, the Federal Reserve eventually may have to take a more active role in scaling back programs by adjusting their terms and conditions.
25
neutral
neutral
neutral
neutral
-0.137
positive
0.599144
positive
0.4019
neutral
neutral
neutral
12,000
2009-04-08
Expenditures were being cut substantially for a wide range of capital equipment, and spending on nonresidential structures had recently turned down.
21
negative
neutral
neutral
negative
-0.959
negative
0.432122
negative
-0.2732
negative
neutral
neutral