Sentence examples for ratio forecast from inspiring English sources

S&P said its own calculations suggested the debt-to-GDP ratio, forecast by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility to peak just below 80% of GDP, could actually hit 100% of GDP - on its own definition - if the economic recovery continues to disappoint.

With its debt-to-GDP ratio forecast by Fitch Ratings to come in at 92.0% this year, Greece is one government that will find it increasingly expensive to sell bonds next year as it essentially gets crowded out from the market by more creditworthy governments.

When I told Bill that I have also been eager to master spreadsheets, ratios, forecasting and other financial issues, he asked me a series of questions that made me realize that getting in the trenches to understand the business side of business may not be the best use of my time.

The Greek ratio is forecast for 125 percent of G.D.P. and climbing; Italy's is nearly 118 percent and the euro zone's is 84 percent.

In terms of dividend yield or price-earnings ratio (historic, forecast or cyclically-adjusted), shares are nowhere near the rockbottom prices they have reached in the past.

Its budget deficit is estimated at 12.7% of GDP in 2009; its debt-to-GDP ratio is forecast to rise to about 120%, double the E.U. norm, in 2010.

They will tell you their analysts have the ability to incorporate factors like dividend yield, price-earnings ratios and the cyclically adjusted price-earnings ratio to forecast long-term stock returns.

The result is that when significant increases in debt to GDP ratios are forecast [75, 76, 77], it is today's established remedies that tend to predominate.

The ratio of the excess forecast variance to the minimum forecast variance was 4.016.

The reliability-in-the-small was.0000 and the ratio of the excess forecast variance to the minimum forecast variance was 2.526, indicating that the observed variability of the predictions of the Y-ACNAT-NO was approximately 2.5 times the minimum variability that is necessary.

And Japan's price to forecast earnings ratio, currently at 44x, is still way below its historical high.