Sentence examples for business forecasters from inspiring English sources

In Looking Forward, Jamie L. Pietruska uncovers a culture of prediction in the modern era, where forecasts became commonplace as crop forecasters, "weather prophets," business forecasters, utopian novelists, and fortune-tellers produced and sold their visions of the future.

Only one of the 32 business forecasters surveyed expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in the next few months.Unfortunately, this optimism does not seem to be widely shared.

After the release of the jobs report, the first thought of many business forecasters was of the Federal Reserve, and what the data might suggest for its next move in September, when analysts believe it probably will begin tapering its stimulus measures known as quantitative easing.

Morgan Stanley's Stephen S. Roach -- who was a lonely skeptic in the days of Nasdaq 5,000 and is now one of the few business forecasters with the courage to defy the orthodoxy -- signs his e-mails to me "From the wilderness".

Top business forecasters predicted decades of double-digit unemployment and virtually permanent recession.

In a parallel universe, there's probably a David Gregory of Substance who reads newspapers and rigorous policy analysis who's reporting today that business forecasters are very bullish on the stimulus.

So Sandy went for Todd May, the alternative candidate, a business forecaster and econometrician with unimpeachable credentials.

Paul R. Kutasovic, Professor of Finance at New York Institute of Technology and business forecaster, is one of them.

The rapidity with which the summer's signs of a weakening economy have raised calls for fiscal stimulus — from economists, financial forecasters, business leaders and the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben S. Bernanke — recalls the final months of 2008, as the near collapse of the financial system intensified the recession that year just as Mr. Obama was preparing to take office.

In both business and government, economic forecasters said, belts will be worn tighter this winter.

It is good news, but will only mean anything if Greater Manchester manages to beat the forecasters, and businesses will be keen for assurance that any extra dosh raised should automatically be reinvested back into business rather than fixing potholes.