Examples of using Spring forecast in English and their translations into Swedish
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Spring forecast 2012-13: towards a slow recovery.
It is broadly in line with the Commission 2014 spring forecast.
Spring forecast 2010-11: gradual economic recovery in progress in the EU.
The Commission's 2012 spring forecast foresees GDP growth of 2.1% in 2013.
as is evidenced by the spring forecast.
The Commission's 2012 spring forecast foresees GDP growth of 3.8% in 2013.
Spring forecast 2011-12: European recovery maintains momentum amid new risks.
Growth projections are close to the projections of the Commission 2014 spring forecast.
The Commission's spring forecast confirms that the economic recovery is in progress in the EU.
compared with the spring forecast.
General government balance(1): Spring forecast compared to Stability and Convergence Programmes.
The upwards revision of inflation reflects the worse-than-expected outcome since the spring forecast.
According to the spring forecast the Commission projects growth of 2.7% in 1997,2.8% in 1998
In particular, the programme scenario for 2012 and 2013 is very close to the Commission's 2012 spring forecast.
In both the Commission spring forecast and the national forecast economic growth is driven by the net exports.
Overall, the projected drop in world GDP in 2009 is halved in this update from‑1.4% in the spring forecast to‑0.7.
For 2011, the Spring forecast foresees a small increase of employment by 0.4%
Taken together, the forecast for inflation remains unchanged from the spring forecast at 0.9% in the EU in 2009
For 2014, the Commission spring forecast expects revenues to be marginally lower
In order to reduce the deviation over the two-years 2015-2016, the 2016 stability programme includes additional measures for 2016 that could not yet be included in the spring forecast.
As result of the policy decision taken after the spring forecast deficit in 2010 can be considered temporary.
The Commission 2014 spring forecast shows that while fiscal policy in 2014 is in line with the requirement of the Pact,
The recommendations will also include fiscal guidance and be based on the Commission Spring Forecast which will incorporate final 2015 budgetary data validated by Eurostat.
The Commission's 2012 spring forecast projected GDP growth to reach 0.5% in 2012
Nevertheless, the projections are consistent with the Commission 2014 spring forecast, which also does not foresee that the excessive deficit will be corrected by the deadline set by the Council.
According to the spring forecast, the deficit is temporary as the deficit forecast is below 3% of GDP this year, although considerable uncertainties prevail as to the outcome.
At the same time, according to the Stability Programme and the Commission 2015 spring forecast, gross debt will remain on a downward path in line with the transitional debt rule in 2015 and 2016.
In addition, the Commission 2016 spring forecast projects a general government deficit of 3.4% of GDP for 2017,
Based on the Commission 2016 spring forecast, Denmark is forecast to comply with the recommended fiscal adjustment in 2016 and 2017.
Based on the Commission's 2015 spring forecast, the net expenditure growth is below the benchmark in both 2015 and 2016, therefore meeting the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact.