Significats de consider a barometer en anglès

The transportation sector is considered a barometer of U.S. economic health.

This type of land sale is considered a barometer of developers' long-term confidence in the housing market.

Of note, the Dow Transports index, often considered a barometer of U.S. economic health, handily outperformed the broader market.

The Australian dollar, often considered a barometer of global risk appetite, rose 0.1 pct.

The Dow Jones Transport index, considered a barometer of economic health, fell 0.8%.

The Australian dollar, often considered a barometer of global risk appetite, traded relatively unchanged at 0.7139.

Elsewhere, the Australian dollar, often considered a barometer of global risk, was steady at $0.7170.

Ingram Micro, the world's top distributor of tech products from personal computers to microchips, is considered a barometer of corporate technology spending.

Small-cap stocks are often considered a barometer of investor sentiment and tend to be among the first to recover in an economic revival.

The Australian dollar, often considered a barometer of global risk appetite, lost 0.07 percent to US$0.7135.

The Australian dollar, often considered a barometer for global risk appetite, fell 0.4 percent to $0.7246.

The Aussie dollar, often considered a barometer for global risk appetite, was marginally down at $0.7120.

The July 1 protests are considered a barometer of public sentiment toward Beijing, with the former British colony due to hold citywide elections in September.

The euro gained 0.1 percent to $1.1335, while the Aussie dollar, often considered a barometer for global risk appetite, rose 0.3 percent to $0.7112.