Sentence examples for implied forecast from inspiring English sources

The market's implied forecast of future inflation is indicated by the difference between the nominal interest rates on regular Treasury debt and the corresponding real interest rates on Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, or TIPS.

In the figure below, from here, the orange line is the nominal rate on 10-year Japanese bonds; the green line the rate on inflation-indexed bonds; and the red line the implied forecast of inflation: It's actually quite beautiful, if you have an economist's warped aesthetic sense.

The TIPS (US inflation-linked Treasuries) breakeven implied forecast for where 5-year inflation will be in 5 years' time has fallen about 70bp since March.

We find that the implied forecasting function depends strongly on the hour of the day.

Putting things together, these forecasts imply a forecast for world growth of 3.5% for 2012, improving to 4.1% for 2013.

Second, some people have been pointing out that the Japan breakeven, the implied inflation forecast from the spread between ordinary and inflation-linked bonds, behaved very erratically in 2008-2009, and they suggest that this casts doubt on the measure's usefulness.

That average is now a low 2%, close to the market's implied inflation forecast of 1.9%.

In general, high confidence implies high forecasting precision.

The relatively low degree of recurrence in the network implies that forecasting based on the dynamics of edge stability/memory will fail to capture a substantial portion of the year-to-year activity in the network.

The second dove thought America's slowdown posed a bigger risk to Britain than the Bank's forecasts implied.

JP Morgan was cautious on Man, saying consensus forecasts implied what looked like an unlikely level of performance at the start of the year.