Sentence examples for forecasts for the average from inspiring English sources

Both of Moody's forecasts – for the average job growth and the unemployment rate — would suggest a close presidential election.

Methanol is already used today on a large scale (the global demand for methanol is around 60 million ton per year [92]) and the forecasts for the average annual growth in the methanol production are estimated to be high.

Yesterday, UBS cut its forecast for the average gold price in 2014 from $1,325/oz to $1,200/oz.

As a result, their forecast for the average price of a London home in 12 months time has been cut by £5,000 to £468,893.

Mr. Wyss recently raised his forecast for the average oil price in 2008 from $75 to $85, a level that, he said, would not be as bad for the economy as an average price of $100.

The graphic below captures our base case forecast for the monthly average price of Bitcoin over the next six months based on our estimates for transaction volume and number of Bitcoin users, and also shows a possible price range for the cryptocurrency taking into account bullish and bearish outlooks for the period.

The graphic below captures our base case forecast for the monthly average price of a Bitcoin this year based on our estimates for transaction volume and number of Bitcoin users, and also shows a possible price range for cryptocurrency taking into account a relatively bullish as well as bearish outlook for the rest of the year.

The graphic below captures our base case forecast for the monthly average price of Bitcoin through 2019 based on our estimates for transaction volume and number of Bitcoin users, and also shows a possible price range for the cryptocurrency taking into account bullish and bearish outlooks for the period.

Oddly, most City brokers haven't updated their forecasts so the average estimate is for a fine of about £2bn and a loss of £592m, even though the year ended with no fine.

Long-term (three-to-five year) earnings growth forecasts for the eight companies below average out at 17.

First Call, a research firm, reports that analysts' average forecasts for the first quarter of 1999 are of earnings up by 14.4% over the same period in 1998, and of even more rapid growth for the second quarter.