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The stock, however, is lowly rated at 8.8 times 2014 revised forecast earnings and will benefit from better trading conditions over the summer, less discounting on the high street and the more robust outlook for gross margins.

Nokia declined $1.09, to $15.98, after announcing that it expected third-quarter revenue to be flat or slightly above forecasts; that disappointed analysts who had hoped for a more robust outlook.

Claussen said Volkswagen's outlook is more robust than the rest thanks to its exposure in China, where the carmaker is the biggest European manufacturer.

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"We're going to see a real falloff in global demand just as the outlook for energy supplies is getting more robust," said Edward Morse, the chief energy economist at Lehman.

Guidant Thursday posted a net loss for the second quarter but better-than-expected sales and a robust outlook lifted the cardiovascular device maker's stock more than 7%.

But a more robust labour market, into which about 120,000 positions were added in August, disguises a far gloomier outlook for migrants and temporary residents.

Likewise, the outlook for western Europe has changed from minimal growth of 0.4% to the far more robust 2.2%.Despite this encouraging news for ad men (and women), Zenith Optimedia still expects this recovery to compare poorly with previous cyclical upturns in advertising spending.

Indeed, the bank said yesterday, the economists' outlook for employment has grown gloomier even as their predictions of economic expansion are becoming more robust.

Other criticism was more robust.

"We also need more robust sentencing.