Sentence examples for forecasts pushing from inspiring English sources
Wal-Mart's international unit outstripped profit forecasts, pushing up overall quarterly results.
B&Q owner Kingfisher, on the other hand, beat first-half profit forecasts, pushing its shares 6p, or 2.7% higher to 224.9p.
"Economists are steadily raising growth forecasts, pushing up risky markets and creating a self reinforcing dynamic," says the Morgan report.
The economic forecasts pushed by Russian leaders, foreign dignitaries and gurus were just as bleak.
The increase, which was in line with economists' forecasts, pushed the index to 115.4, still below its high of 116.5 in May.
The news pushed the euro to a new, nine-year low against the dollar - falling to $1.1728 at one point, below the levels at which it was launched in 1999, Oil prices meanwhile came under pressure as the World Bank cut its growth forecast, pushing Brent crude as low as $45.59 before recovering.
Significant increases in sales of a number of the companys drugs, such as Zyprexa and Cymbalta, and the firms decision to raise its 2010 earnings forecast pushed Eli Lillys shares higher today.
See articleTesla Motors sold 6,900 of its Model S luxury electric cars in the fourth quarter, around 1,000 more than it had forecast and pushing it well above its sales target for 2013.
Instead, most still insist that their policy mix for fighting the currency area's debt crisis is right, even though the latest E.U. forecasts have pushed any prospect of meaningful economic recovery in southern Europe back into the middle distance.
In the past, the IMF has said that global growth of less than 3% implied a world recession, so its latest forecasts would push the world over the edge.
The data raises the possibility that China's growth this year will be on the high end of analysts' range of forecasts from 6.0% to 7.5%, pushing some to revise their forecasts upward.
