Sentence examples for expected contraction in from inspiring English sources

That compares with a 5percentt expected contraction in Europe and a 10percentto15percentcontractionctinn in the United States and Japan.

Osborne found himself under fire after a greater than expected contraction in the British economy – 0.7% – in the second quarter of 2012.

With the US and France having been downgraded by one ratings agency in the past couple of years, another disappointing UK borrowing number and a widely expected contraction in 4Q12 GDP on Friday will intensify the threat of the UK suffering the same fate.

A series of disappointing US figures did much of the damage, with more than half a million private sector jobs lost in May, a fall in mortgage applications last week and a sharper than expected contraction in the US service sector.

South Korea's KOSPI index improved by 1.1%, to 1,116.23, despite the worse than expected contraction in the economy in the fourth quarter.

A steep drop in business inventories was behind a worse than expected contraction in first-quarter U.S. gross domestic product, but stocks began the day with modest gains in New York.

The company, like most PC manufacturers, is facing the results of reduced demand in 2013 and expected contractions in 2014.

Reflecting the renewed interest in shares, ten-year bonds issued by the Japanese government saw yields rise above 1%, and yields on ten-year German government bonds touched 4.0%, their highest level in two months.Germany's industrial output suffered a sharper than expected contraction of 0.7% in May, bringing industrial-production growth for the 12 months to May to a paltry 0.2%.

Unemployment is rising and more companies expect contraction than growth.

The U.S. dollar faltered partially in response to a higher-than-expected contraction in New York State manufacturing as measured by the Empire State Index (See: Empire State Manufacturing Mayhem), pushing the euro to $1.5484 from Friday's $1.5363.

These projections reflect an expected significant contraction in the first half of this year combined with an anticipated gradual resumption of growth in the second half.