Примеры использования Fitch expects на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fitch expects increase in global economic growth in 2017.
Further needs for recapitalization may appear in the coming years, but Fitch expects that they will be manageable.
Fitch expects Latvia and Lithuania to join the euro in January 2014 and January 2015.
Since KMG NC plans to run a capex program of $16.9bln over 2012-2016, Fitch expects the company's debt to grow even further in 2012-2013.
Fitch expects that the funds will be used to finance capex until 2015.
NFRK funds will be used partially for financing of higher budget deficit this year, but Fitch expects that the assets will remain above 30% of GDP during 2017.
Fitch expects deterioration of banks' asset quality in case of further significant tenge devaluation.
The fiscal stimulus should allow Kazakhstan to escape recession, but Fitch expects a sharp slowdown anyway with GDP growth forecast of 1.8% in 2015 and 2.5% in 2016, compared to 6% in 2011-14.
Fitch expects inflation to decrease to 10% by end-2016, as the exchange rate pass-through fades.
In its macro forecast Fitch expects full-year growth of the national economy at about 3.4% yoy in 2017 and 3.6% in 2018.
Fitch expects general government balance to show deficit of 3.2% in 2015 compared to 1.9% surplus in 2014.
International ratings agency Fitch expects global economic growth to accelerate in 2017, to 2.9% from 2.5% last year, reports a press release issued by the agency.
Fitch expects that up to 15% of KazTransOil shares may be offered to the Kazakh public as a part of the people's IPO program.
Fitch expects generally stable asset-quality trends in 2018 given more favorable macro conditions.
Fitch expects that the bank's long-term IDRs will be aligned to its VR after the deal completion.
Fitch expects MEDNC to generate stable cash flow from operations with increasing leverage due to a rise in capex.
However, Fitch expects that the company will expand in the near future based on the ambitious government plans related to development KE.
Fitch expects the city to continue posting satisfactory fiscal performance with a lower single-digit operating margin in 2017-2019 2016.
Fitch expects to upgrade BTA's IDR to B- after the acquisition of the controlling stake by KKB and to B thereafter as a result of the planned merger.
Fitch expects gas transportation volumes and tariffs to be stable in the medium term, which will allow the group'to generate stable operating cash flows'.
Fitch expects that in 2011 Kazakh oil and gas companies will moderately improve their median FFO-adjusted leverage to x2.1 as a result of improved operating cash flows.
Fitch expects that KazAgro's share of market funding will be about 47% in 2014 after the Eurobonds placement of up to EUR600mln, and will decline to 40% in the mid-term.
Fitch expects production of hydrocarbons in Russia and CIS to grow slowly on brownfields and quickly on greenfields in Eastern Siberia and on Caspian shelf.
Fitch expects that the current account deficit will fall below 3% of GDP on the back of rising oil prices and export volumes, which could also strengthen the country's external assets.
Fitch expects the further growth of the bank might hurt its capitalization and profitability through higher operating costs needed to support larger branch network.
Fitch expects the deterioration of asset quality and capital in banking sector due to the pressure from large un-provisioned problem loans and the tenge devaluation.
Fitch expects some deceleration in 2014 due to a softer consumption as a result of'the blow to real household incomes from tenge devaluation and slower bank lending growth'.
Fitch expects a persistent negative free cash flow and an increase in leverage(FFO adjusted) to around 3x over the next five years due to a large capex program.
Fitch expects the public finances to stay in surplus in 2014-2016 and the economy to grow by around 5% in 2013-2014, and accelerate to 6% in 2015 thanks to higher oil output from Kashagan.
Fitch expects that planned privatization of Samruk-Energo's nine subsidiaries will improve the company's profitability due to maintenance of highly profitable hydro power plants and Ekibastuz GRES-1.