Examples of using Current decline may in English and their translations into Russian
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The current decline may continue in the near future, but we do not see a clear trend.
At the moment, quotations have fallen to the level of 2060 and the current decline may continue till 2020.
The current decline may continue in the near future, but the medium-term outlook remains positive.
We maintain our medium-term positive outlook, but the current decline may continue in the coming weeks.
The current decline may continue in the near future, but we expect the resumption of growth of price before the referendum.
We expect the price growth in the medium term, but the current decline may continue in the near future.
The current decline may continue in the near future, but our medium-term outlook remains positive with the first targets at 103.50, 105.00 and 106.40.
We forecast a drop in prices in the medium term and the current decline may continue in the near future.
The current decline may continue in the near future and we expect increased volatility tomorrow after the publication of statistics on the Chinese economy.
We expect growth at the markets over the medium term, but the current decline may continue in the near future.
The current decline may continue in the near future due to the high probability of the Fed raising interest rates, but the medium-term outlook remains positive.
Our medium-term outlook for gold remains positive, but the current decline may continue in the near future.
The current decline may continue in the near future, but low oil prices, the fall of the euro and the positive effects of the program of quantitative easing in the euro zone will support the bulls in the region.
Our medium-term view remains positive, but the current decline may continue in the near future up to 8500 and 7900.
Our medium-term outlook remains positive with the targets 1400 and 1430, but the current decline may continue in the near future.
Our medium-term outlook remains positive, but the current decline may continue in the near future to the psychologically important level of 1300 dollars per troy ounce.
We keep our positive medium-term outlook for European markets, but the current decline may continue in the near future.
We expect growth of price in the medium term with the potential of reaching 21000, but the current decline may continue in the near future.
Current price decline may continue until the level of 18500 and the sloping support line.
Despite the current decline that may continue soon, we maintain medium-term positive outlook for the major European indexes.
Within the current decline, prices may return to the important mark of 108.00, fixing above which will be the basis for continued rising dynamics with price targets at 109.75 and 111.00.
The current decline in the region's markets may continue in the near future, but our medium-term outlook remains optimistic.
This decline may stem from the decline in the percentage of women voters due to current events in Syria.
According to our estimates, the current downward movement within the channel will continue in the near future to the level of 1.2200, after which the decline may continue until 1.2000.
Despite the current decline in demand for defensive assets, potential problems with the restructuring of Greek debt and rising tensions over the conflict in Ukraine may lead to another growth of the yen as a safe asset.
If current economic growth forecasts prove correct, any equities price declines may be seen as buying opportunities.
For investors, a downgrade of bonds they own may cause a decline in the current market value of those bonds.
The current crisis may also entail a decline in the growth rate of workers' remittances, which over the last few years has become the main source of foreign exchange for many poor countries.
Groundwater level may increase on winter and decline in summer, with the lowest late summer/autumn levels possibly decreasing below the current lows.
If the NBK continues and strengthens its current monetary policy,we expect that the trend of de-dollarization of bank deposits will continue in 2017 due to increased confidence in the national currency, and the decline from the current level of dollarization that may amount to 8-12 pp by the end of the year.