Examples of using Spring forecast in English and their translations into Polish
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Spring forecast 2012-13: towards a slow recovery.
It is broadly in line with the Commission 2014 spring forecast.
The Spring Forecast is clouded by a higher than usual degree of uncertainty.
Some of the downside risks considered in the spring forecast have now materialised.
Spring forecast 2010-11: gradual economic recovery in progress in the EU.
For 2011-2012, the macroeconomic scenario is in line with the Commission services' Spring forecast.
The Commission's spring forecast confirms that the economic recovery is in progress in the EU.
The upwards revision of inflation reflects the worse-than-expected outcome since the spring forecast.
Spring forecast 2011-12: European recovery maintains momentum amid new risks.
The assessments and recommendations are based on the Commission's Spring forecast and on other data/information.
For 2011, the Spring forecast foresees a small increase of employment by 0.4%
which is in line with the Commission services' spring forecast.
The soft patch predicted in the spring forecast is now likely to deepen but will not result in a double dip.
broadly unchanged from the spring forecast.
According to the European Commission's spring forecast, by 2014 Polish GDP will grow to 3.2% and in 2015 will increase to 3.4.
at 1.8% in the EU and 1.4% in the euro area in the spring forecast respectively 1.8% and 1.5.
According to the European Commission's spring forecast, by 2014 Polish GDP will grow to 3.2% and in 2015 will increase to 3.4.
a downward revision of about½ percentage point compared to the spring forecast.
In 2013, the 2012 spring forecast envisages a further reduction in the headline deficit to 2.5% of GDP,
$1¾ more than assumed in the spring forecast.
The Commission services' 2012 spring forecast expects the deficit to marginally exceed 3% of GDP,
be based on the Commission Spring Forecast which will incorporate final 2015 budgetary data validated by Eurostat.
The European Commission's spring forecast projects Malta's deficit will peak at 3.7 per cent in 2013,“1 per cent more than the government's revised projection….
the 2016 stability programme includes additional measures for 2016 that could not yet be included in the spring forecast.
The programme's projections for 2012-13 are broadly in line with the Commission's 2012 spring forecast as regards the pace
According to the Commission Spring Forecast, on average the structural balance for the EU will not improve
given also that the Commission services' spring forecast projects the deficits for 2007 and 2008 to be further reduced.
The projected rate of economic growth for 2012 in the Commission's 2012 spring forecast looks much weaker than for 2011,
although slightly more optimistic than the Commission spring forecast regarding economic growth in 2014 and 2015.
On the basis of the latest available information, incorporated in the Commission services spring forecast, the second alternative scenario, and not the baseline one, is taken as