Examples of using Economic forecasts in English and their translations into Russian
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to link formal economic forecasts to social and political outcomes would border on the reckless.
According to Draghi's statements in September, the next meeting will be very productive embracing several policy decisions economic forecasts and guidance on the future policy.
The associated outputs of the subprogramme will include semi-annual short-term economic forecasts for the regions and major economies of the world.
it is tempting to let this influence economic forecasts.
the European Commission will present its economic forecasts.
external and domestic economic forecasts;
Many economic forecasts do not currently account for the amount of water that will be required to achieve their goals,
The regional economic forecasts of December 2008 and November 2009 focused
Number of member countries preparing short-term economic forecasts by building composite economic indicators
Relying on economic forecasts and considering the changes expected in society,
Investors' attention will be focused on FED's economic forecasts, or rather on the degree of buoyancy,
In accordance with the existing division of responsibilities, Statistics Finland does not draw up economic forecasts but its task is to produce follow-up data that are as up-to-date and reliable as possible.
According to the latest economic forecasts available at the time of the submission of this report,
The latest economic forecasts of the United Nations, the World Bank
regulators will need to prepare for the unpredictable consequences that may result in a caution of the economic forecasts.
to expect a rapid improvement in the economic forecasts means that there should be an economic boom in the American economy.
emerging issues in the world economy by providing short-term economic forecasts and perspective studies of long-term global trends in economic
reforms are under way, with good economic forecasts for the next year.
The report also notes that, while recent economic forecasts suggest that the crisis may be tapering off,
In discussing Latvia's economic forecasts from this year, President Bērziņš said that 2.5% GDP growth