"pricing expectations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to what price someone expects to pay for something. For example: "I wasn't able to meet the seller's pricing expectations, so I decided not to buy the item."
Simon Staples, director of fine wine sales at Berry Brothers & Rudd in Hampshire, England, said the gap between the pricing expectations of wine merchants and the chateaus over what was expected to be a decent, though not great, vintage was the biggest he had seen in two decades.
"It will give us the logistics of what this market is looking for, as far as pricing expectations," he said.
Mr. Bernard says the real problem is that chateau owners have become unrealistic in their pricing expectations since the 2009 vintage, widely hailed as one of the best ever.
"The E.C.B. will be very aware that the European Commission's latest survey shows rising consumer inflation expectations and rising company pricing expectations," said Howard Archer, chief European and British economist at IHS Global Insight in London.
Overall, the IPO pipeline has become over congested and it needs sellers to adjust their pricing expectations to get it flowing again and to get long-term investors interested.
Instead, arm yourself with sales data that will help to realistically set pricing expectations.
(2012) test rationality of area house price expectations by regressing future house price change on the expected change.
Nationwide, price expectations for the next three months increased from a net balance of 3%to10%0% expecting rises.
There really seems to be a true dichotomy in pricing and price expectations.
Still, the two sides have narrowed a gap in price expectations in recent weeks.
Inflation unexpectedly eased in August and a measure of consumer-price expectations declined.
