Sentences with phrase «most forecasters»

While inflation2 is still a bit below the FOMC's target, most forecasters expect inflation to rise to, or near, the Fed's 2 percent target by the end of 2018.

That exceeds what most forecasters were predicting.

The case for lower interest rates is weaker, but most forecasters still expect the Bank of Canada will wait at least a year to raise borrowing costs.

According to yesterday's revised data, real GDP grew below trend at 1.7 per cent in Q2, and most forecasters think that it is tracking at around 1.8 - 2.3 per cent in Q3.

And like most forecasters (including myself), if anything, your predictions have consistently been too optimistic.

Most forecasters update their forecasts on a quarterly basis, following the release of the Canadian economic accounts by Statistics Canada (first quarter results published in May, second quarterly results in August, third quarter results in November and fourth quarter and preliminary estimate for year as a whole in February of the following year).

Most forecasters believe that the government is on track to eliminate the deficit in 2015 - 16, barring a meltdown in the U.S. economy.

Even so, most forecasters currently expect growth this year to exceed its sustainable pace, which implies further tightening of labor markets and more wage and price pressures over time.

That is why most forecasters predict anemic growth in Europe and North America — and why global growth still relies mostly on the emerging markets.

Developments in the global economy were disappointing in the first half of the year, with little or no growth in Europe and only modest growth in the US, although most forecasters continue to expect a solid recovery in the second half of the year.

In late 2007, most forecasters disagreed with us and said China's economy would continue to grow at double - digit rates, and even support the U.S. economy if it softened.

Most forecasters say sales will ebb this year.

«Most forecasters only think about income statements.

He says that although some decline in construction seems inevitable, most forecasters neglect overwhelming positive factors that fueled the new - home market's success in recent years — especially demographics.

The state budget assumes iron ore prices will average about $ US47.70 a tonne in the coming financial year, substantially higher that what most forecasters have been tipping, and also includes a $ 41 million royalty concession for magnetite producers.

While a recession is clearly possible, most forecasters still expect Canada to post modest growth this year and next.

Most forecasters expected solar power prices to fall, but very few anticipated how fast they would fall.

The second - quarter growth rate was the fastest since the third quarter of 2011 and significantly stronger than most forecasters had anticipated.

In both periods, during the run up to the financial crisis and its aftermath, most forecasters were mistaken about future growth rates and inflation rates by relatively large amounts.

But most forecasters expect a stronger pace for the rest of the year.

Most forecasters are lowering their nominal GDP forecast for 2013.

Most forecasters are lowering their nominal GDP forecast for both 2012 and 2013, so this is a possibility.

When 2014 began, most forecasters were expecting another year of tepid US growth.

Meanwhile, powered by agriculture and tourism, Prince Edward Island's economy is expected to grow slightly quicker than the national average according to most forecasters, although the residential real estate market has remained relatively flat, with the aggregate home price in Charlottetown rising 0.7 % year - over-year to $ 223,087 in the second quarter.

This comes only after prices reached their lowest level in 12 years in January; and most forecasters are predicting another fall.

With the economy faring better, most forecasters may even upgrade their 2018 forecast for Toronto housing and the Toronto Condo market forecast, along with the Vancouver region forecast which are the only housing markets doing well.