Sentence examples for beginning to forecast from inspiring English sources

Financial markets are already beginning to forecast interest rate increases by the Fed this spring, reflecting a belief that the combination of the rate cuts this year, plus action by Congress on a stimulus package, could send the economy into overdrive.

Analysts had been expecting the revision to be flat or slightly negative and had begun to forecast that a recession could be imminent.

deficit". The report continued, "The ratio was fully taken into account in the 1983 financing provisions". So why did Social Security begin to forecast a more rapid exhaustion of the trust fund?

Beginning with a history of the crime meant to put the current negotiations in the context of past initiatives, this article sets out the status of the negotiations and begins to forecast prosecutorial challenges created by alternative formulations.

Actuaries could now begin to forecast losses using models of random events instead of deterministic methods.

Later on October 3, the National Hurricane Center began to forecast weakening of the depression.

In late December 2013, computer forecast models began to predict the development and cyclogenesis of a disturbance within the monsoon trough north of Madagascar.

But some compensation consultants said they were beginning to think their forecasts had not been bleak enough.

Although Nigeria's economy has diversified away from oil in recent years, many economists are beginning to lower their forecasts of its economic growth this year.

Seasonal climate forecasts are beginning to be complemented by improved forecasting capabilities at both sub-seasonal and interannual annual timescales, with the future prospect of seamless climate forecasts for water system operations.

There are signs, Mr. Hennessey said, that hotel business is already beginning to improve, and PricewaterhouseCoopers has forecast that the industry will bounce back next year.