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Often used in the same context:
barometer,
harbinger,
battleground,
laggard,
indicator,
litmus test,
bluest,
blue chip,
heavyweights,
industrials,
decliner,
microcosm,
omen,
trendsetter,
gangbuster,
advancer,
downtick,
boon,
outlooks,
downbeat,
tossup,
lagging indicator,
watchers,
quarterly,
touchstone,
underperformer,
loser,
titan,
selloff,
benchmark,
stocks,
slowdown,
earnings,
movers,
glum,
portent,
outlier,
bastion,
bucking,
guidepost,
linchpin,
crown jewel,
gauge,
darling,
highflier,
bottoming,
underdog,
durable goods,
bluechips,
glimmers,
powerhouse,
upswing,
hotbed,
hub,
frontrunner,
gainer,
closing bell,
flashpoint,
subindex,
seesawing,
yardstick,
forecasts,
counterweight,
dour,
dealmaking,
gains,
horserace,
predictor,
precursor,
buoy,
bargains,
lynchpin,
death knell,
dow jones,
stronghold,
tech,
upturn,
risker,
weather vane,
analysts,
epicenter,
measuring stick,
tumble,
determinant,
weakness,
financials,
arbiter,
discounter,
reverberations,
prognosticators,
beacon,
heartland,
girds,
granddaddy,
blip,
giants,
setback,
goliath,
presage,
rough sledding,
bounceback,
downturn,
barometers,
landmark,
blueprint,
signpost,
spokesman,
spokesperson,
watchdog,
arbiters,
guide,
ideologue,
touchstones,
watchword,
asset,
biography,
blueprints
More general:
leader,
wether
Also try:
— Adjectives for bellwether:
old,
political,
important,
good,
national,
cultural,
reliable,
official,
best,
great,
blind,
more...
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