Sentence examples for forecasts due from inspiring English sources

New government forecasts, due to be published in September, will predict growth in the amount of traffic by 60-90% between now and 2025.

However, the paper reported that the BBC is reluctant to include probabilities in forecasts, due to fears that the public would not understand the figures.

In the industrial sector, Siemens, Europe's biggest engineering conglomerate, beat profit forecasts due to robust demand in fast-growing emerging economies and said signs for future sales were strong.

Analysts at RBC Capital Markets said: Revenue and costs were below our forecasts due to accounting adjustments related to the expansion; adjusting for these brought revenues, costs and EBITDA in line with RBC.

Osborne is still determined to meet his goal of achieving a surplusin the national budget by the end of the parliament, and will find some savings from better than expected forecasts due to low interest rates.

Google's parent Alphabet defied expectations to report a 20.2% rise in quarterly revenue on Thursday, while retail giant Amazon slightly missed predicted predicted forecasts due to spending on preparations for the holiday season.

Both Germany and France have officially downgraded their growth forecasts for 2012 and the European commission's autumn forecast, due on 11 November, is likely to confirm wintry prospects for the eurozone and for the EU as a whole.

There was also a flurry of negative broker notes as analysts weighed up the limited strategy details revealed by Tesco's new boss, Dave Lewis, and the group's inability to produce a full-year profit forecast due to uncertainties about its future direction.

In announcing the downgrade, Fitch said the move reflected its "expectation that Chesapeake's cash flow, liquidity, and leverage profiles will be notably weaker than previously forecast due to persistently low oil and gas price realizations and heightened future reliance on asset sales to fund cash flow gaps".

No recession is forecast due to massive government mainly the Federal Reserve Bank intervention.

Initially, though, the firm is expecting a tough first quarter of 2017 with "weak demand for smartphones and tablets forecast due to seasonality".