Sentences with phrase «cent range»

Returns can be in the six per cent range per annum because the investment is not correlated with interest rates.

In brief, underlying inflation should remain in a 2 to 3 per cent range over the next year.

These have slowed over the past year, and wage increases are likely to remain in the 3 to 4 per cent range.

Although the new Conservatives are stuck in the low - to mid-20 per cent range in national polls, voter discontent and the prospect of a Liberal minority government have made Harper a force to be taken seriously.

Mr Liu estimates Alibaba's revenue growth at the low - to mid-40 per cent range for fiscal 2019.

The government is confronting the worst fiscal situation in the U.S. with deficits forecast to remain in the 10 per cent range of GDP, and the debt burden to rise steadily higher, possibly reaching over 100 per cent within 15 years.

A 95 cent loonie is nothing to scoff at either, given that it's still well above the 70 - to - 80 cent range seen in decades past.

Several economists have recently downgraded their forecasts for the year to the low two - per - cent range on the premise that the export sector will take longer to recover and the housing market is slowing.

Jeff Schuster, senior vice-president of auto sales forecasting for LMC Automotive, an industry consulting firm, expects annual auto sales to grow in the 1 to 2 per cent range through 2015, when sales will plateau.

The critical issue in determining the extent of the tightening was whether inflation was forecast to return to the 2 to 3 per cent range within the policy horizon (around 18 months).

Throw in a Bank of Canada that appears more than willing to keep cutting interest rates to support economic growth and a move into the 70 - cent range looks ever more probable.

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«The management fee the robo - advisors charge tends to be around the half per cent range because they build portfolios using ETFs, which is at least a third or maybe even a smaller percentage of what you'd typically pay with mutual funds,» says Heath.

Active Canadian equity ETFs make up only one or two per cent of the $ 85 - billion domestic ETF market, although industry executives say it's closer to the four - to - six - per - cent range when you include actively managed fixed - income products.

Nationally, data from the credit - monitoring agency Equifax Canada says the delinquency rate on non-mortgage debt — where payments are overdue by 90 days or more — has remained in the low 1 - per - cent range since 2013.

However, in what passes as a slapdown in the diplomatic niceties of the United Nations overseeing the IPCC, the 0.2 - 2 per cent range by the final report is «presented in a way that is much more nuanced, and I believe, much more useful», co-chair of the report, Stanford professor Chris Field, told Australian journalists.

Many investors that had paid close to a dollar per dollar rate in LIHTCs lowered their pricing to the mid-80 cent range.

In recent weeks, clearance rates have declined further in Sydney while remaining in the 50 — 60 per cent range in Melbourne (Graph 34).

Fitch said it was worried because household debt to income has only come down slightly from the 164.1 per cent high reached in third - quarter 2013, and unemployment will likely remain in its current seven per cent range for some time.

The fact is that despite the amount of data and support now available via the Internet and various services, private residential sales still remain in only the five to 10 per cent range of all transactions in the market.

Around 47 per cent of all existing mortgages will need to be refinanced this year, according to CIBC estimates, up from the 25 to 35 per cent range in what the bank says is a typical year.

Recently, the Canadian dollar has fallen slightly to the 96 - cent range, vindicating the company's currency management strategy.

Having bottomed in the US$ 73 cent range, the Loonie now sits around the US$ 80 cent level, which isn't good news for retailers looking for business south of the border.

With the Canadian dollar currently trading in the 96 - cent range (July 15, 2013), Canadian consumers are paying a significant premium on their goods compared to their U.S. counterparts.

Wage growth, he said, has increased significantly over the last 18 months to reach the three per cent range, although the bank noted the measure remains below what would be expected if the economy no longer had slack in its labour force.

US Airways couldn't compete, as they were in the 12 - cent range.

Canada's jobless rate tends to settle in the 7 - per - cent range; the only time it dropped below 6 percent was during a stretch between the end of 2007 and early 2008.

There are no explicit penalties imposed on the RBA should inflation move outside the 2 to 3 per cent range.

Clearly when you see prices rising in the 30 per cent range, it's difficult even when you look at underlying fundamentals to see how those could justify such strong house price increases, which is the reason why we were saying that it looks like there are speculative forces at play.

The Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters trade group is relying on Bank of Canada forecasts of a dollar in the 92 - cent to 94 - cent range.

Enterprise agreements, which cover around one - third of employees, continue to yield annualised wage increases in the 3 1/2 to 4 per cent range.

Underlying inflation is within the 2 — 3 per cent range that had been forecast.

The framework does not assume that inflation can be fine - tuned over short periods, nor does it require us to attempt rapidly to correct deviations from the 2 — 3 per cent range, which have occurred several times over the period since 1993.

Longer - term inflation expectations of investors have been similarly subdued; the difference between 10 - year bond yields and indexed bonds continues to fluctuate within the 2 — 2 1/2 per cent range it has remained in since mid last year.

The number of respondents to the NAB survey anticipating inflation to be greater than 3 per cent over the next ten years declined in the latest survey, although it remains the case that an expected inflation rate in the 3 to 4 per cent range is the most common survey response.

Four of the nine countries shown in the table experienced average wage growth of less than 3 per cent over the past two years; three had wage growth in the 3 — 4 per cent range.

Medium - term expectations recorded in the NAB Survey show some substantial declines in expected inflation have occurred during the past year, but more than half the respondents still expect inflation to be in the 3 to 4 per cent range.

Some pick - up in inflation is likely in 1998 as the favourable exchange rate effects pass but, provided growth in labour costs is not excessive, price inflation should remain within the 2 to 3 per cent range.

Wage increases under enterprise bargaining continue to be in the 4 to 5 per cent range, figures which appear high in a climate of 2 per cent inflation and 8 1/2 per cent unemployment.

«We're targeting a retail price in the 99 - cent range for the Lil Dude 1 - ounce Big Stick.»

For example, if you buy frozen muffins you're in the 55 - 60 cent range; if you purchase ingredients and make muffins it's much less — maybe a third of the cost — and then you have that money available to pay labor.

A typical result for a neutrally worded question is support somewhere in the low - to mid-50 per cent range and opposition in the mid-30 per cent range (YouGov figures in January and May 2013).

TD is forecasting economic growth in the two to 2.5 per cent range in the third quarter, which Caranci says would make another rate cut from the Bank of Canada unlikely.

«If I had to predict it right now, I could see it creeping up into the mid-20 per cent range — so roughly half of where it was,» says Dennis DesRosiers, president of DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc..

Low - cost wholesale mutual funds may have MERs in the 1 - 1.5 per cent range.

«So, in summary, over the past year or so there has been progress in moving the economy closer to full employment and in having inflation return to the 2 to 3 per cent range.