The phrase 'weak outlook' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe when a situation or economic forecast looks bleak or uncertain. For example, 'The president's recent policies have created a weak outlook for the country's economy.'.
Other analysts cautioned that a relatively weak outlook for its struggling business could be a deterrent.
On Thursday, European stocks were off just modestly, despite the weak outlook from the central bank.
A weak outlook from Infineon, one of Europe's biggest chip makers, also helped push shares lower.
This afternoon's weak inflation reading from the US tends to reinforce this weak outlook.
But the disappointing iPhone sales, combined with a weak outlook for the next quarter, sent the stock down more than 2percentt in after-hours trading.
The main cause of the deterioration in the OBR's forecast is weak outlook for tax receipts, which are seen as £62.3bn lower than it expected in December.
They tend to behave differently from developed markets, which can be considered an attractive quality, given the weak outlook in the West at the moment.
Shares of the company, which makes products like Tide detergent and Crest toothpaste, fell $4.82, or 5.9 percent, to $77.12 on the weak outlook.
Europe's continuing weak outlook can hardly come as a surprise when the service began operation, business confidence was not exactly sky-high.
Surveys by America's National Federation of Independent Business NFIBB) consistently identify a weak outlook for sales, not access to credit, as members' main worry.
"It makes it very tempting to take a look at, but the weak outlook and falling gross margins are going to stoke the flames of concern".
