Sentence examples for panel of forecasters from inspiring English sources
The Economist's panel of forecasters expects the economy to grow by 1.9% this year and by 2.0% in 2009.
The average predicted by the panel of forecasters polled monthly by The Economist was then a feeble 0.4%: one pundit even expected GDP to shrink by 0.5%.
For 2015 The Economist's panel of forecasters expects 3% growth in America, compared with 1.1% in Japan and the euro area.
The Economist's panel of forecasters projects a fall of 1.4%.The failure to hit fiscal goals is not for want of effort.
It seems that America, not Europe, will do most of the work of pulling the world out of its lull: the latest prediction from the panel of forecasters polled monthly by The Economist is that America's GDP will grow by 1.7% this year, against the euro area's mere 1.2%.In the short run, the normal prescription for a stalling economy is to reduce interest rates or loosen budgets.
In March, The Economist's panel of economic forecasters revised its forecast for euro-area GDP growth in 2004 from 1.9% to 1.8%.
The Economist's panel of economic forecasters now expects growth of 1.6%.
By 1992 he was back in favour at the Treasury, joining the panel of independent forecasters known as the "six wise men".On the face of it, this was not a turbulent life.
The Economist's panel of economic forecasters is expecting a current-account deficit of 1.6% of GDP in 2002, a little lower than in 2001 and a long way below the record high of 5.1% in 1989.Unlike in the late 1980s, last year's big trade deficit is not a warning sign of an over-stretched domestic economy.
Taiwan's trade surplus increased to $2.9 billion in December, from $2.4 billion the month before.Our monthly panel of economic forecasters (see table) have cut their estimate of Japan's growth in 2006 to 2.3% on average, compared with December's estimate of 2.8%.
A panel of 31 professional forecasters sponsored by the National Association for Business Economics cut expectations for business investment and profits, but, highlighting the resilience of consumers, raised 2001 estimates for consumer spending.
