Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Autumn forecast in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Sources: Eurostat; ECFIN Autumn forecast.
Autumn forecast 2009-2011: EU economy on the road to a gradual recovery.
Key findings of the Commission's 2015 autumn forecast.
According to the Commission's autumn forecast the general government deficit is expected to reach 3.8% of GDP in 2002.
Overall conclusion based on the Commission 2013 Autumn Forecast.
The autumn forecasts for 2002 and 2003 for the EU15 are no better in aggregate: 1% and 2% respectively.
It is in line with the Commission Autumn Forecast for 2001 and 2002.
The assumed profile for oil prices has been revised upwards compared to the Autumn forecasts.
According to the Commission's autumn forecast(IP/02/1659) the general government deficit in France is estimated to rise to 2.7% of GDP in 2002.
Source: National accounts and European Commission Autumn forecasts 2015 AMECO.
The Commission's Autumn forecasts anticipated growth in the EU economy to be 2.6% in 1997,
The macroeconomic estimates for Belgium have been revised downwards slightly compared to the autumn forecasts.
These figures are marginally lower than the Commission's Autumn forecasts, largely because growth is returning to the German economy more slowly than expected.
However, higher inflation rates have somewhat slowed the pace of this gradual strengthening compared to the autumn forecast.
the European Commission 's autumn forecasts suggest that deficits will fall below 3% of GDP in most euro area countries by 2007.
For the period up to 2005, the update expects a somewhat lower debt ratio than the Commission Autumn forecast.
The Commission autumn forecast clearly implies that the 2002 general government deficit would have breached the Treaty's reference value also in the absence of the floods in eastern Germany and Bavaria.
Note: cyclically-adjusted balances are calculated using the output gap estimates underlying the European Commission autumn forecast 2016.
According to the European Commission's recent autumn forecasts, economic growth in Europe will be very low in 2003 for the third year in a row, falling well short of Europe's potential.
the corresponding projections of 0.1% and 0.0% in the Commission services' 2011 Autumn forecast.
Shortly after the current guidelines were set, in its 2010 autumn forecast the European Commission was still predicting that in 2012 GDP would grow by 1.6% in the euro area and its unemployment rate would be 9.6.
hold more strongly and rapidly than assumed in the prudent scenario underlying the Autumn Forecasts.
According to the Commission 2004 autumn forecasts, the general government deficit would reach 5.5% of GDP in 2004
The next step- the recommendations on the deadlines for the correction- will take into account the figures in the October EDP notifications and the Commission's autumn forecast.
In its Autumn forecast, projecting a general government deficit of 3.1% of GDP for 2003,
i.e. three percentage points more than in the autumn forecast.
the Commission's Autumn Forecast of 10 November 2011 showed that these countries were at clear risk of not meeting their obligations to correct their excessive deficits.
Thus, at the time its autumn forecast was published on 3 November 2008, the Commission was
discussed the economic situation in the light of the Commission's autumn forecasts, as well as exit strategy with regard to fiscal measures taken by the member states in response to the economic and financial crisis.
Although the Commission has not yet published its autumn forecasts and cannot confirm whether it agrees with those projections,
