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European economic sentiment indicator: an empirical reappraisal [PDF]
In the last five decades, the European Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) has positioned itself as a high-quality leading indicator of overall economic activity. Relying on data from five distinct business and consumer survey sectors (industry, retail trade, services, construction, and the consumer sector), ESI is conceptualized as a weighted average ...
Petar Sorić +2 more
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CONSUMPTION, SENTIMENT, AND ECONOMIC NEWS [PDF]
This paper investigates the influence of economic news on consumer sentiment, and examines whether “news shocks”—changes in coverage that would not be expected from incoming data on economic fundamentals—have aggregate effects. Using monthly U.S. data and a structural vector autoregression, I find that (1) sentiment is affected by news shocks; (2 ...
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Investigating the Effect of Moderating Managerial Ability on the Relationship between Investor Sentiment and Accounting Conservatism [PDF]
Objective: Accounting conservatism, as a factor that leads to the timely identification of bad news and the delay of good news, is able to control and to some extent reduce the investor sentiment.
Yahya Kamyabi, Amir Javady Nia
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Sentiment Analysis of Portuguese Economic News.
This paper proposes a rule-based method for automatic polarity detection over economic news texts, which proved suitable for detecting the sentiment in Portuguese economic news. The data used in our experiments consists of 400 manually annotated sentences extracted from economic news, used for evaluation, and about 90 thousand Portuguese economic news,
Tavares, Cátia +2 more
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Redefining The Croatian Economic Sentiment Indicator
Based on Business and Consumer Survey (BCS) data, the European Commission (EC) regularly publishes the monthly Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) for each EU member state. ESI is conceptualized as a leading indicator, aimed ad tracking the overall economic activity.
Čižmešija, Mirjana +2 more
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Economic Discomfort and Consumer Sentiment [PDF]
This paper finds that the Economic Discomfort Index (aka "Misery Index"), defined by Arthur Okun as the sum of the unemployment rate plus the annual rate of inflation, provides a rough and ready explanation of economic malaise as measured by the University of Michigan Index of Consumer Sentiment.
Michael C., Pao-Lin Tien
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Impact of investor sentiment on firm innovation: Evidence from textual analysis
The paper examines whether and how investor sentiment affects corporate innovation. The study finds a statistically significant relationship between investor sentiment and firm innovation.
Zihao Lin
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In contrast to the traditional view that economic policy affects investor sentiment and eventually causes stock price fluctuations, we reveal that investor sentiment is a reflection of both economic policy and stock market information. This article first
Can-Zhong Yao, Hong-Yu Li
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The Economic Effect of Sentiment [PDF]
There has long been interest in the effect of chan ges in ‘animal spirits’. The paper uses a differences-in-differences approach to estimate the macroeconomic effect of sentiment, comparing periods of high and low sentiment, making use of cross-sectional differences. Sentiment is measured using the Baker-Wurgler (2006) sentiment index.
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Impacts of investors’ rational and irrational sentiment on the Brazilian market [PDF]
This article aimed to determine how rational and irrational investor sentiments impact the return and volatility of the Brazilian market. The role of sentiment in financial markets is still a recent, controversial and limited subject, and this study ...
Paulo Fernando Marschner +2 more
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