Sentence examples for fund prediction from inspiring English sources

Finally, on Thursday, World Bank President Robert Zoellick makes a stronger prediction about the global economy, stating that it will contract by as much as 2.0% in 2009, compared to the International Monetary Fund prediction of 0.5% growth for the year.

That projection is based on International Monetary Fund predictions of double-digit annual economic growth rates in China for the foreseeable future.

Now, its inflation rate ― already the highest in the world ― is set to reach 2,000 percent in 2018, according to International Monetary Fund predictions.

That payout plan is based on estimates of environmental and economic recovery for the region commissioned by Mr. Feinberg that were published with the new rules: while the fund stated "prediction is not an exact science," it suggested a gulf recovery by the end of 2012.

Less than a month after securing $500K from Founders Fund, health prediction service 100Plus has brought its funding up to $1.25 million.

But the fund's predictions assume that looser policies in the euro area and emerging markets will be successful.

The III estimates that the price of homeowners' insurance will increase 20% or more for Floridians, who are also likely to face an extra levy to cover a big shortfall in the state-run insurance fund.With predictions of a worse hurricane season than normal this year, one would think the 68m people living in high-risk regions had learned their lesson.

Starting around 2000, DTRA funded fire prediction modeling to facilitate the incorporation of models within a modern computer modeling package such as HPAC [ 8] and we have used the underlying fire start theory from this work in our calculations.

But in October, the International Monetary Fund cut its prediction for real economic growth in India in 2012 to 4.9 percent, the lowest in a decade.

A hedge fund might test prediction of trading volume or price ratios, and thereby kill a flawed algorithm before it lost tons of money.

And with no apparent sense of irony, Congress keeps cutting funds for storm prediction and natural disaster response.