英語 での As for the outlook の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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As for the outlook, members agreed that exports were likely to return to their uptrend as overseas economies, particularly those of the United States and China, continued to expand.
As for the outlook, members concurred that the European economy was likely to gradually move out of its deceleration phase with a recovery in the manufacturing sector.
As for the outlook, many market participants believed it unlikely that domestic factors would push stock prices further downward given the continuing improvement in corporate profits.
As for the outlook, inflation expectations are projected to rise as many of the factors that have been delaying inflation will be resolved gradually and moves to raise prices will spread widely.
As for the outlook for prices, the rate of decline in various price indexes would remain unchanged or slightly accelerate for some time as the balance between supply and demand in the domestic market was likely to exert downward pressure on prices gradually.
As for the outlook, members concurred that the European economy would likely continue its moderate recovery, while uncertainty, including over negotiations on the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union(EU), was likely to weigh on economic activity.
As for the outlook, weakness likely would remain for the time being, but the economy was expected to continue recovering at a moderate pace, supported partly by the effects of the government's policies, while the employment and income situation continued to improve.
As for the outlook for the Japanese economy, a few members said that the standard scenario--exports and production would regain momentum and a virtuous circle would start working on the economy--remained valid.
As for the outlook, some members said that long-term interest rates could become more unstable given that financial institutions' risk-taking capacity was constrained under their risk management measures and because the semiannual book closings were approaching.
As for the outlook, the economy is likely to broadly follow a stable growth path as authorities have been proactively carrying out both fiscal and financial measures to support economic activity.
As for the outlook, market participants remained concerned about the risk that the U.S. dollar might depreciate in the medium to long term, although their expectation of depreciation in the immediate future had abated.
As for the outlook, it was likely to increase, mainly reflecting Olympic Games-related construction, the supplementary budgets in response to natural disasters, and the policy measures for national resilience.
As for the outlook, many market participants considered that Japanese stock prices would undergo adjustment again if optimism about the U.S. economy subsided.
As for the outlook, including other emerging economies such as Brazil, the growth rate of emerging and commodity-exporting economies will likely increase gradually reflecting accommodative financial conditions and a recovery in real purchasing power following a decline in inflation rates.
As for the outlook, Japan's economy is expected to continue on a moderate recovery with a virtuous cycle among production, income, and spending at work.
As for the outlook of the Chinese economy, the growth rate is likely to remain downward-biased, owing to a sharp change in the demographic situation and the resultant fall in the potential growth rate.
As for the outlook, the Chinese economy is likely to broadly follow a stable growth path as policy authorities conduct fiscal and monetary policy in a flexible manner, although it is expected to be affected to some extent by the United States having raised tariffs imposed on China.
As for the outlook, private consumption was likely to continue recovering steadily, partly against the background of a gradual increase in household income. Production had continued to increase since early autumn, although it had repeatedly exhibited fluctuations due to statistical factors until the middle of 2005.
As for the outlook, the economy should continue to recover moderately led mainly by the corporate sector at least until the end of this year. However, as it would take some time for the improvement to affect the household sector, policy management would require extreme care, taking into account the fact that there were a number of downside risks.
As for the outlook, the year-on-year rate of change in the CPI is expected to remain slightly positive.