Sentence examples for treasury forecast from inspiring English sources

The Treasury forecast in April that public borrowing would exceed 12% of GDP, and it could be more.

But in 2011 it warns growth will only pick up to 2.1%, significantly below a Treasury forecast of 3-3.53-3.5%

In November's pre-budget report, the Treasury forecast much lower current-budget surpluses over the next four years than in the 2001 budget.

Fortunately for him, the Treasury forecast that the deficit would shrink from £21 billion in 2003-04 to £11 billion in the present financial year and £5 billion in 2005-06.

In the budget, the Treasury forecast a rise of 4% in receipts in 2002-03; so far they have risen by just 1% over the same period in 2001-02.

A new Treasury forecast published later is expected to say that GDP will be between 1 and 2 per cent lower in 15 years, making the UK £40 billion poorer if Mrs May's deal is adopted, says The Daily Telegraph.

Treasury forecasts suggest the rent cuts could save £1.45bn.

The UN forecast, therefore, underestimates forthcoming changes.

One, the American Research Group, forecast a tie.

In November, IDC forecast a 10.1percentt rise.

Q: Couldn't your Senate forecast change?