Sentence examples for buoyant forecasts from inspiring English sources

In addition, higher finance costs will eat into profit growth, a fact that seems yet to be recognised in buoyant forecasts for 2009.

The improving health of the corporate sector will come as good news for Gordon Brown, who is expecting a sharp improvement in business investment this year to underpin his buoyant forecasts for growth.

The biggest weekly gainer in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index was Ciena, the telecommunications equipment maker, which issued a buoyant sales forecast, and gained 16.8percentt for the week.

GroupM has cut TV advertising ad spend from a buoyant 7.1% growth forecast in November to just 2.6% for the year.

But imports surged way beyond expectations and retail sales handily beat forecasts, pointing to buoyant domestic demand.

P14 Publicis buoyant as it eclipses sales forecast.

The credit crunch has wrecked Europe's once buoyant economies, with the International Monetary Fund forecasting that the euro zone's gross domestic product will shrink by 2.0% this year, and Britain's by 2.8%.

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Seven months later, Keating's March 1989 submission to cabinet acknowledged the forecasts were incorrect and said the economy was "too buoyant".

Falling borrowing costs and the ability of companies to refinance in buoyant bond markets led S&P to cut its default-rate forecast in half last month.

Stockmarkets are buoyant, consumer confidence is improving, and economic seers are raising their growth forecasts for 2014.