Economy and growth
15.2% of all stories in 24h, down from 19.3% the period before.
251 stories · ranked by attention in 24h · as of Nov 10, 02:50 PM UTC
Stories in 24h
251
Share of all stories in 24h
15.2%
Share change in 24h, pp
−4.1
Tone index in 24h
58/100
Rated articles in 24h
257
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Economy and growth: one topic, read in full
Economy and growth is one of the topics the site tracks about finance and macro. A language model reads every story's headline and lead and files it under up to three topics; this page holds the stories filed under Economy and growth.
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According to Global Attention, in the 24 hours to November 10, 2026, 14:50 UTC the “Economy and growth” topic had a tone index of 58/100 (positive) across 251 stories, 15% of all finance and macro stories. Against Finance & Economy as a whole (58) the topic reads about the same.
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Stories, not articles
Reprints of the same news from different domains are merged into one story, so an item copied by forty sites counts once.
Open a story to see which domains carried it.
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What the share means
The share is the part of all stories in the period that carry this topic. A story can sit under several topics, so the shares of all topics add up to more than 100%.
The change compares it with the period before.
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How the tone is read
Tone is positive minus negative among the topic's rated articles, on a scale where 50 is a balance. Neutral articles are left out.
With too few rated articles the index is not shown, because a handful of headlines should not set the mood.
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How the list is ordered
By attention: how loud each story is right now — its reach, spread and speed on a fixed 0–100 scale.
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