Sentence examples for predicting interest from inspiring English sources

Predicting interest rates can make mugs of both commentators and investors.

As recently as early September, the vast majority of City economists were predicting interest rates would only be cut to 4.75% by the end of the year.

City economists scrambled to revise their forecasts in the light of the inflation report's dovish tone, with many predicting interest rates would start to rise later than they had previously thought.

This has provided some spur to spending and taken much of the guesswork out of predicting interest rates, which explains why bond yields are both so low and so stable.

Predicting oil prices is almost as futile a game as predicting interest rates or the stock market.

Notably, among all the land-use activities reported, the most frequent and the most important in predicting interest in conservation easements are those undertaken for recreational and subsistence, rather than economic, purposes.

Although interest in these religious/spiritual items predicted interest in spiritual care, there were many similarly predictive items, not explicitly religious/spiritual, endorsed by a much larger percentage of the population.

As expected, SCOEs significantly predicted interest in performing SciComm tasks (path e = 0.51, p < 0.001) and was also significantly predictive of intention to stay in a research career (path d = 0.26, p < 0.01).

Nevertheless, transportation experts predict interest will continue to expand out from New York City, where an estimated 131,000 people bike to work each day.

The CBI business group predicts interest rates will begin to rise in the next few months and will end the year at 1.25%.

"We believe that we can understand and manage the credit risk of these companies," he said, "whereas it is impossible to accurately forecast and predict interest rates on a macro level".