Consensus forecasts of financial institutions

Article Abstract:

The Winter survey among financial forecasters suggests that economic activity in 1999 will be slower. This would result from the slowing down of consumer spending and the minimal increases in unemployment rate. On another front, it was noted that sales of foreign and domestic vehicles will rise substantially, and will then remain stable at a high level by the year 2000. Overall inflation is expected to hover around 1.9%, annually, while consumer price index will increase by 2.2% annually through the year 2000.

Economic Views, Forecasting, Economic policy, Economic development, Inflation (Finance), 1999 AD, Consumer price indexes, Inflation (Economics), Employment stabilization

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Consensus forecasts of financial institutions

Article Abstract:

A Summer survey of financial economists shows that the economy will achieve a slow growth in the future. A recession is unlikely, but concern exists. The business and consumer investment sectors are expected to be sluggish. The unemployment rate, which has already reached its low, is expected to go up. A slight increase in inflation rates is forecast, while interest rates are expected to stabilize. Moderate investment and stable automobile sales are predicted.

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Consensus forecasts of financial institutions

Article Abstract:

Forecasts for the US economy for the last quarter of 2000 and the first three quarters of 2001 are presented. It is predicted that the growth of the economy will slow down during this period.

United States, Business, Economic surveys

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