The first was around the turn of the 20th century with the rise of the social sciences, and the rise of different forecasting professions like economic forecasting, weather forecasting, and also early color forecasting in fashion.
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These services include: weather forecasting; climate prediction; natural hazard assessment, prediction, and response; and environmental management, including air quality forecasting and land use assessment.
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By making these cloud measurements, it helps us with our forecasting models, and the hope is to improve our forecasting of snowfall on the ground.
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"We're not forecasting a recession, but we're also not forecasting a booming economy," Kashkari said at a town hall meeting in Montana streamed live on the bank's website.
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But most large dams were built during a time when weather forecasting was rather crude, and although forecasting has improved significantly, the water control manuals have not caught up.
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"We're forecasting the Fed will be hiking rates three times this year, perhaps another four times next year, and we're forecasting a mild recession in early 2020," Staples said.
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Sean Snaith is a professor and the director of the University of Central Florida's Institute for Economic Forecasting and a nationally recognized economist in the field of business and economic forecasting.
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The good news is that people can get better at forecasting, per Philip Tetlock, a University of Pennsylvania psychologist who holds forecasting tournaments to learn how humans can better predict the future.
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But we actually are forecasting inflation for the following year.
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Groundhog Day is a kind of ancient way of forecasting.
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That experience points to the unique challenge of famine forecasting.
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The team is forecasting $15 million in revenue for 2017.
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Economic forecasting is, as a result, as good as guesswork.
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A year ago, they were forecasting growth of 2.8 percent.
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Like predicting the weather, economic forecasting is an inexact science.
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The Fed's poor forecasting record has implications for monetary policy.
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Perhaps we can create feedback environments to improve our forecasting.
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India's meteorological department is forecasting more heavy rain on Wednesday.
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For its part, Citi is forecasting just one percent growth.
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The country is forecasting growth of 2.4 percent next year.
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Members of Tetlock's group have added to their forecasting renown.
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But from 2011 to 2015, IARPA ran another forecasting contest.
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Though I must admit perpetual sogginess makes forecasting a breeze.
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The firm is forecasting March quarter revenues of $57.1 billion.
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The finding points to an easier way forward for forecasting.
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The government is forecasting growth of 2.0 percent for 2019.
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METEOROLOGISTS are forecasting a bumper monsoon for India this year.
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The complexity of climate systems makes forecasting the monsoon tough.
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Amid this forecasting nightmare, some frank talk is breaking out.
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Election handicappers are forecasting a Democratic takeover of the House.
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Forecasting how migration flows will change after Brexit is tricky.
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There is a wide margin of error in forecasting. Gov.
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Bain & Company is forecasting growth 3.5 percent to 3.9 percent.
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Earlier, the Federal Reserve's own forecasting called for four increases.
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Dr. Mutalik of Yale compared election modeling to weather forecasting.
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But scenario analysis should not be confused with financial forecasting.
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Despite the Fed's poor forecasting, Powell is inheriting good numbers.
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Many are forecasting that rates will stay stable throughout 2017.
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The NBA's constant turnover turns intelligent forecasting into an oxymoron.
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In sprint 24, the team began incorporating reference class forecasting.
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Food forecasting is not a science, or even an art.
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These aren't the only fiction writers eerily forecasting future scenarios.
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Like investment strategists, epidemiologists are prone to egregious forecasting errors.
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The bond market's "yield curve" is close to forecasting recession.
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Analysts were forecasting a net income of 321 million euros.
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That's not something that the market is forecasting right now.
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A top forecasting group says that won't be the case.
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Weather forecasters are forecasting there could be worse to come.
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But what meteorologists are forecasting now does not look good.
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We're highly fallible when it comes to forecasting our feelings.
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Sony is forecasting record profit for the year through March.
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And, among other things, that shows the folly of forecasting.
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Agents are forecasting that the trend will continue in 2017.
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Most industry analysts are forecasting slow growth in this sector.
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Mr. McBride says he is forecasting two increases this year.
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Some have questioned whether forecasting itself can affect election outcomes.
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And the company is forecasting $100 million more in 2017.
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Here's some snippets of Tony Romo's late-game forecasting wizardry. pic.twitter.
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When there's no such clear sign forecasting can be extremely challenging.
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He's forecasting a 6 - 10 percent pullback that'll come this spring.
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It had been forecasting net cash at around 40 million pounds.
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Analysts are forecasting EPS of $2.37 on revenue of $17.14 billion.
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By 2018, more wearable users will be female, it's now forecasting.
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Analysts are forecasting EPS of $2.40 on revenue of $17.29 billion.
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It is forecasting sales this year of about 9 billion euros.
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But right now, again, economists are notoriously bad at forecasting recessions.
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Nintendo is forecasting 18 million Switch shipments for the year ahead.
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And it's forecasting another reduction in sales for the coming quarter.
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But the hurricane center said long-range forecasting can be imprecise.
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It also makes a mockery of the process of fiscal forecasting.
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Citigroup is forecasting a record US$140bn of volume in 2018.
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Researchers have found central bankers often outperform private bankers at forecasting.
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Ensemble forecasting can also help compensate for model weaknesses or biases.
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Overall, Fitch is forecasting just under $2212 billion in 2908 defaults.
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This lack of intellectual diversity has impaired the Fed's forecasting ability.
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Forecasting how new technology will change an industry is never easy.
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Earlier on Thursday, Roche spooked investors by forecasting stagnant 2016 earnings.
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Analysts were forecasting EPS of $2.69 on revenue of $18.99 billion.
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But what if we can find a better system for forecasting?
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It has had success forecasting sales at McDonald's, Chipotle, and Apple.
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However, no one is forecasting a relapse into serious sectarian violence.
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Wilson has a knack for forecasting the future of the industry.
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The authorities are forecasting catastrophic fire danger in the surrounding area.
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The report was the first to start forecasting out to 2018.
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The CEOs are forecasting 2.5 percent annual economic growth in 2018.
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The company is forecasting Q4 revenues between $61 and $64 billion.
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Like political forecasting, measuring success in publishing isn't a precise science.
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Analysts were forecasting EPS of $2.81 on revenue of $17.9 billion.
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Analysts were forecasting EPS of $1.38 and revenue of $487 million.
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That said, economists are notoriously bad at forecasting long-term trends.
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Indeed, there's a lot of uncertainty built into seasonal hurricane forecasting.
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The company's color forecasting is big business, and a mysterious art.
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Reading the climate stories these trees tell will help with forecasting.
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"You have to do a lot of forecasting tools," Moore said.
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Mr. Murdoch built his holdings by forecasting where media was headed.
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Local news outlets cited poor forecasting, deforestation and mining as factors.
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He is forecasting GDP will rise 8% in the fourth quarter.
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The government is forecasting 5% economic growth this year and next.
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But my forecasting colleagues believe the world economy is bottoming out.
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F forecasting an average of over 1,000 pledged delegates, and Sen.
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Analysts are forecasting lower earnings for the quarter and the year.
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Many economists are already forecasting a fourth hike for this year.
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Nissan is forecasting earnings to continue to slip this fiscal year.
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A Reuters poll of economists is forecasting a reading of 50.3.
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The prevailing fear has been of falling rates forecasting a recession.
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Snap definitely appears to be forecasting demand better this time around.
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The firm is forecasting domestic same-store sales growth of 303%.
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This speaks to the need for more robust weather forecasting technologies.
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It had been forecasting headline earnings per share of 65 cents.
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Election night forecasting, based on actual results, is a different challenge.
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And in September, when his weather forecasting skills were widely ridiculed for indicating that Hurricane Dorian could hit Alabama, Trump displayed a forecasting map that drew more ridicule because it was altered with a marking pen.
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Uccellini said the forecasting tools used by the major weather agencies in the United States, United Kingdom, Europe and Canada have all shown an unusual degree of consistency since they began forecasting the storm seven days ago.
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Weather technology company ClimaCell, which is taking a number of innovative approaches for gathering weather data and building forecasting models, today announced that it is partnering with Google Cloud to launch a new high-resolution forecasting model.
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He is on less solid ground forecasting weakness decades into the future.
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Beyond is forecasting full-year revenue will be higher than $20193 million.
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Wall Street analysts are forecasting brighter results when AIG reports this week.
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Now, Bank of America is forecasting three rate cuts down to 1.6%.
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ITV climbed 6.8 percent after forecasting advertising revenues ahead of market expectations.
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BP is currently forecasting annual growth of 1.4 million barrels a day.
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On the contrary, with respect to forecasting method, they are largely mainstream.
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The considerable majority of modern weather forecasting is aided by computer algorithm.
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For next year, BoA is forecasting an 8 percent increase in earnings.
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"Forecasting is not perfect in this industry," CEO Rajeev Suri told Reuters.
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"Forecasting is not perfect in this industry," CEO Rajeev Suri told Reuters.
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Forecasting geological events 200m years ahead is clearly not an exact science.
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I tend to be somewhat cynical about a lot of CBO forecasting.
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The firm has also had much bigger forecasting misses on the upside.
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These models have a proven track record of accurately forecasting climate change.
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Retail Metrics had been forecasting a 22017 percent decline in comparable sales.
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We're forecasting demand based on the signals we're getting from our customers.
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We're forecasting demand based on the signals we're getting from our customers.
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Expect to see more event-by-event forecasting at future Olympics, too.
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Ken Graham leads the U.S. government&aposs hurricane forecasting hub in Miami.
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Police data is shaping who gets targeted and forecasting who gets shot.
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Nonetheless, banks are forecasting an average pay rise of only 2.3-2.5%.
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"We are treating it, in terms of forecasting, as neutral," he said.
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Still, Beijing experts are forecasting a gradual depreciation in the Chinese currency.
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Square reported revenue of $29.9 million, when analysts were forecasting $536 million.
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ILZSG, for example, is forecasting a 12.4-percent lift in Chinese production.
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A third is to improve weather forecasting to better manage supply variability.
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This isn't just an idle thought; we can get better at forecasting!
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Analysts were forecasting adjusted EPS of $4.51 on revenue of $1.445 billion.
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However, analysts are forecasting firmer demand for oil over the longer term.
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The company also plans to improve service and systems for forecasting sales.
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The figures are preliminary, though Samsung is usually accurate in its forecasting.
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Q: You've suggested that the Fed should stop forecasting policy developments. Why?
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The company is forecasting adjusted earnings between $4.72 and $4.81 per share.
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These trackers are forecasting extreme rainfall,according to the National Weather Service.
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And I watched Accuweather (a weather forecasting website) equally obsessively for reports.
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Infineon Technologies gained 5.5% despite forecasting slower growth in the year ahead.
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What's next: Coleman said EIA is working to improve its forecasting models.
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But the foundation's aggressive forecasting approach makes it an outlier among forecasters.
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"We are really allergic to macro-forecasting and event projection," he said.
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Wall Street was forecasting Kroger to earn $2.26 per share this year.
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The legislature's science forecasting agency (the Office of Technology Assessment) was defunded.
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L'Heureux said climate forecasting is a tricky business, and always will be.
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De Menocal marvels at our ability to do this forecasting at all.
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But a look at The Upshot forecasting model shows a different picture.
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Forecasting is tricky when important economic indicators are pointing in different directions.
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Without a decent grasp on China, forecasting oil prices was infuriatingly difficult.
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Analysts had been forecasting $4.59 a share, according to data from Refinitiv.
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Dollar demand has ebbed, but analysts are still forecasting more dollar gains.
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So there's something going on other than the forecasting of future earnings.
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This isn't just an idle thought; we can get better at forecasting!
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JPMorgan is forecasting inventories chopping off one percentage point from GDP growth.
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New forecasting models still disagree on where exactly a hurricane will hit.
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The Iowa caucuses pose a number of challenges for election night forecasting.
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The forecasting bill, he noted, was signed last month by President Trump.
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All that improved technology has decreased the average error in forecasting models.
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China is now forecasting growth of between 20.7% and 265% in 25.
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That is the back and forth between cash management/forecasting and operating.
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Think of it as forecasting your checking account over the next year.
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In the film, Glaisher's theories about weather forecasting are belittled by colleagues.
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Revenue also missed forecasts and the company is forecasting very little growth.
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Congress must now take additional steps to advance hurricane research and forecasting.
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Currently seeing a $220k ARR, forecasting $240k in the next 225 days.
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However, all that computing power and forecasting ability is not publicly available.
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Analysts had been forecasting a 1063 percent decline in same-store sales.
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By February, it sharply downshifted, forecasting a net loss of 10.5 percent.
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Modern weather forecasting, too, sits in the intersection of unity and division.
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Analysts were forecasting earnings of $2.89 per share, according to Thomson Reuters.
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Even the data team helping Mr. Trump was not forecasting a victory.
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FORECASTING GLOOM There was more drama for Brexit-bound British markets too.
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They're forecasting economic growth about a percentage point higher than anyone else.
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They're also forecasting the national debt to exceed $30 trillion by 2025.
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This kind of meteor shower forecasting is a pretty recent advent, he added.
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Kuo has an extensive and impressive track record of forecasting future Apple products.
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The company is also forecasting better-than-expected earnings for the current quarter.
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Analysts are forecasting EPS of $5.74 and revenue of $1.706 billion for 2019.
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Analysts are forecasting $225 billion in 22019 sales according to Thomson Reuters' SmartEstimate.
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" The downside of market prognostication: "Macro-forecasting is extremely hard to do right.
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Despite forecasting "sustainable growth", Novartis still has some unfinished business left by Jimenez.
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It can also help with monitoring forestry, weather forecasting and climate change monitoring.
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The lack of polling at the house-district level makes empirical forecasting difficult.
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The growing weight of African paupers in the global total makes forecasting tougher.
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He's also forecasting levels are bound to increase significantly going into next year.
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The private economic forecasting group's Expectations Index hit its highest since December 2003.
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Analysts were forecasting $3.07 per share in the quarter, according to Refinitiv data.
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San Francisco-based Anaplan makes software that helps businesses with planning and forecasting.
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For 2019, we are forecasting an average annual price growth of 3.4 percent.
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For fiscal year 2019, Coke is forecasting organic revenue growth of 4 percent.
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The poll was more gloomy about 2016, forecasting growth of just 6.5 percent.
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Monica Peart, forecasting director at research firm eMarketer, offered a different take, however.
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He says the testing clearly shows a step backwards for the forecasting agency.
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"We are forecasting partial deficits for the next couple of years," she said.
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Analysts have been forecasting adjusted EBITDA for 2016 of around 800 million euros.
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Guzman claims her predictions are far more accurate than traditional economic forecasting methods.
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Which brings us to our real qualm with this piece of trend forecasting.
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A Reuters poll showed Wall Street economists forecasting 185,000 new jobs in May.
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Satellites are great for communication, weather forecasting, and a number of other activities.
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A Reuters poll showed Wall Street economists forecasting 185,000 new jobs this month.
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But models can have trouble forecasting unusual tracks such as Jose's expected path.
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SocGen is forecasting the dollar to slip another 10 percent from current levels.
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Raymond James energy analysts are forecasting oil prices at $60 by year-end.
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Polls forecasting a deadlocked race indicate that Mr. Rispone could use another boost.
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The "professionals," meanwhile, are beginning to adopt his "global forecasting models," he claims.
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The surprise would be if economists were not forecasting an impact on activity.
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Operating income had a wide range, forecasting somewhere between $50 and $650 million.
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Compared to forecasting the future pace of productivity growth, demographics are reassuringly predictable.
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Chemical company PPG was down 8.3 percent after forecasting a third-quarter loss.
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Economists are forecasting 242,000 new jobless claims, down from 245,000 claims last month.
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Tricky business, this forecasting, but here's a pick of some air-worthy kites.
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Analysts have dim expectations, and are forecasting a fourth consecutive decline in earnings.
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The firm is forecasting same-store sales growth of 29% for the period.
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Economists are forecasting a reading of 58, below its previous reading of 59.4.
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Of course, The Upshot is not the only organization with a forecasting model.
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But the company only has experience managing and forecasting larger, slower-growing brands.
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That answer might soon be answered by a powerful new weather forecasting tool.
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Central bank officials were forecasting three or even four rate hikes in 2019.
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Indeed, Google's record so far in forecasting Democratic races has been more mixed.
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Why not face up to it and be real about what you're forecasting?
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Analysts were forecasting $1.08 billion in revenue, close to Yahoo's $1.087 billion reported.
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Accurate weather forecasting depends on how many eyes there are in the sky.
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Seagate Technology surged $5.26, or 21.8 percent, to $29.35 after forecasting strong sales.
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As it turned out, art was not imitating life — it was forecasting it.
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He's forecasting crude below $20 per barrel for much of the second quarter.
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"There's always the potential for something stronger than what we're forecasting," he added.
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We've made great strides in forecasting, but still a lot left to learn.
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As for February, the Climate Prediction Center is forecasting above-normal temperatures here.
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Analysts were forecasting a profit of 49 cents per share, according to Refinitiv.
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Most independent experts found the production rates he was forecasting were pretty unlikely.
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A week ago, investors were forecasting a 54 percent chance of two increases.
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There are many people who do forecasting and many ways to do it.
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The volunteers you get are not experts in AI or forecasting or epidemiology.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve's GDPNow tool is forecasting even stronger growth of 2.6%.
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It is forecasting capacity growth of around 1003 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Weinstein is forecasting sales of $30.51 billion, above Street expectations of $30.12 billion.
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The rail operator is also forecasting higher pricing this year on rising demand.
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"We don't know what forecasting in regards to timing means yet," Johnson said.
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This methodology has a good predictive track record, including forecasting 2018's drop.
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Stephens is forecasting earnings per share of $2.21 on revenue of $5.536 billion.
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The International Monetary Fund is even less optimistic, forecasting 0.2 percent growth here.
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Leighton Vaughan Williams, director of the Political Forecasting Unit at Nottingham Business School.
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Automation, supply-chain efficiencies, better forecasting, and standardization have all played a part.
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"Punxsutawney Phil is the only true weather forecasting groundhog," the rodent's website says.
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Regan is forecasting flat same-store sales, in line with Shake Shack's outlook.
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For climate researchers, looking ahead and forecasting what's to come is ever-salient.
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It is forecasting earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of $34 million.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecasting sentiment dropping to 218 early this month.
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The discovery led to improved forecasting of the big waves coveted by surfers.
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GoPro's stock also rose after after forecasting rosy guidance for the third quarter.
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A number of private economists, including Goldman Sachs's Jan Hatzius, are forecasting four.
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There are only a few people who work full time on AI forecasting.
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This initiative, under the leadership of NOAA Interim Administrator Neil Jacobs, will help the United States close the forecasting gap with Europe, where researchers and forecasters work with a common software to make continuous upgrades to their main forecasting model.
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Andrew Lipsman, principal retail and e-commerce analyst for eMarketer, is forecasting that retail sales in the United States will rise 3.8 percent this holiday season, while the National Retail Federation is forecasting a climb of 3.8 to 4.2 percent.
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Economists polled by Reuters are forecasting nonfarm payrolls to have increased 185,713 in May.
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Mizuho is forecasting dollar/ringgit at 4.30-4.7 in the first quarter of 2017.
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It's Groundhog Day, where we leave the long-range weather forecasting to a rodent.
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They revolutionized weather forecasting simulations decades ago, and they continue to predict weather today.
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The bank is forecasting the S&P to end the year at 2,900 points.
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Global auto sales fell 4.4 percent last year, according to forecasting service LMC Automotive.
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Analysts came into the season with low expectations, forecasting a 4.2% drop in profits.
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And weather models are forecasting higher than average summer temperatures in the coming weeks.
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A year ago, it predicted 3.9% growth in 2019, now it is forecasting 3.1%.
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A year ago, it predicted 3.9% growth in 2019 — now it is forecasting 3.1%.
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But the company's foreign exchange assumption is modest, forecasting the dollar at 100 yen.
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Analysts had been forecasting $15.16 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The USDA is forecasting this share to rise to 93% for the coming season.
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They are not forecasting anything dramatic; growth of 6.1% rather than the expected 6.7%.
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USCIS uses statistical forecasting models to plan for the potential increased volume of work.
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NOAA is responsible for regulating fisheries, forecasting the weather, and studying oceans and climate.
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The new satellite will provide telecommunications, disaster management and weather forecasting services, among others.
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High winds and low humidity are feeding the flames, the fire forecasting site said.
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During 2019, Chipotle is forecasting same-store sales growth in the mid-single digits.
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Goldman is forecasting 4 percent earnings growth in 2018, and 2 percent in 2020.
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Most of the world's biggest banks are forecasting a fall in sterling to $1.20.
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For 2019, the company is forecasting organic revenue growth of 3 to 3.5 percent.
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But the company is forecasting sales and profits below expectations for the current quarter.
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As with most nor'easters, forecasting how much snow, days in advance, can prove challenging.
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Bayer, the maker of Clarityn, an antihistamine drug, has a popular pollen-forecasting app.
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The offshore market is leading in forecasting the yuan's depreciation so far this year.
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"This was a great example of the VIX forecasting a terrific move," Cramer said.
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But as much as we know about hurricanes, forecasting them is still a challenge.
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Similarly, this rise in compute power has had a profound impact on weather forecasting.
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Nevertheless, we are forecasting credit metrics to be broadly the same as in 2017.
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And the company hopes those forecasting tools can help businesses benchmark their revenue progress.
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The 12-month outlook was bearish, with all seven analysts forecasting a weaker tenge.
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Adjusted earnings per share came in at $27, when Wall Street was forecasting $219215472.
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Analysts are forecasting another money losing quarter when the company reports earnings on Thursday.
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Nissan is forecasting net profit will be flat this year at 525 billion yen.
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Rather, forecasting research suggests combining forecasts from many different methods that use different information.
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Forecasting the Supreme Court's final decision based on oral arguments is risky at best.
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Furthermore, the stock market is a somewhat crude tool for forecasting the business cycle.
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Data forecasting site FiveThirtyEight gives Trump about a 1-in-3 chance of prevailing.
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A key economic indicator met expectations in November, forecasting continued economic growth into 2018.
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Stone insists his public statements forecasting the WikiLeaks releases were based on public information.
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Those teams of amazing, academic talent in Uber are world-class in forecasting marketplaces.
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At the moment, they are forecasting growth of 2 to 2.5 percent for 2017.
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Can pollsters reassure a public that has soured on the power of political forecasting?
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Prepare for The Times's live coverage with a comprehensive look at our forecasting tools.
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At the start of the year, CRU was forecasting a deficit of 53,000 tonnes.
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Flat-screen TVs and computer monitors showed surveillance camera footage and weather forecasting models.
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Upscale retailer Nordstrom slid 8.5%% after forecasting a 2020 profit largely below market expectations.
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Conventional wisdom in economic forecasting circles is that the answer is a decisive no.
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Meanwhile neither the Fed nor independent economists are forecasting interest-rate moves during 5003.
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Last October, they were forecasting that profits would grow about 10 percent in 2019.
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Economists are forecasting growth this year around 69.03%, below the Trump administration's 3% target.
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FED'S KASHKARI SAYS "IM NOT FORECASTING RECESSION, BUT RISKS TO DOWNSIDE ARE INCREASING" - WSJ
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Predicting contenders at this tournament has taken a back seat to forecasting the winds.
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We need much work to improve forecasting, and we need to support it well.
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The private economic forecasting group's Expectations Index hit its highest mark since December 21.7.
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The discrepancy between the fundamentals and every other forecasting approach could hardly be larger.
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Investors also cheered a report forecasting an 20.2% rise in China's 20.6999 retail sales.
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The outcome was better than feared however, with analysts forecasting a decline of 2.2%.
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Singapore is currently forecasting growth in a wide range of 0.5-2.5% this year.
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Some analysts are now forecasting a surplus of lithium over the next two years.
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Netflix also didn't really offer a reason, other than blaming their own forecasting models.
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Analysts are forecasting a slight drop in both sales and earnings for Kraft Heinz.
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Morgan Stanley recently published a note forecasting almost $8 billion in revenue by 2019.
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That "somewhat" is important because the ratio has its limits as a forecasting tool.
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Meanwhile their "superior forecasting abilities" allow them to compete more effectively with male analysts.
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Wells Fargo is forecasting earnings per share of $2.83 on revenue of $17.76 billion.
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This reliable source of funding facilitates revenue forecasting and expense management during the year.
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Upscale retailer Nordstrom slid 4.9% after forecasting a 2020 profit largely below market expectations.
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Upscale retailer Nordstrom slid 4.5% after forecasting a 2020 profit largely below market expectations.
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Its use of satellites and scientific research to understand climate change has been an enormous part of its work in forecasting the cycles of phenomena such as El Niño and tracking hurricanes, as well as forecasting the coastal effects of rising seas.
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Looking on the bright side does not have the same intellectual cachet as forecasting calamity.
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The NAR is forecasting existing home sales increasing to about 5.46 million units next year.
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You know, the Fed, we'll be going through our forecasting round at the December meeting.
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Projecting earnings and dividend growth is critical for forecasting market performance over long time frames.
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The main thing the markets are forecasting I think right now is a global slowdown.
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Starbucks is forecasting net income between $2.32 to $2.37 per share for the fiscal year.
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Economists polled by Refinitiv are forecasting a healthy but unspectacular 23,3.33 jobs added in April.
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With a $231 average price target, analysts are forecasting sizable upside potential of 250 percent.
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The uncommon heat could hang around until the start of July, one forecasting agency predicts.
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Bezos was interviewed on stage by Jenny Freshwater, Amazon's director of forecasting and capacity planning.
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United Technologies is now forecasting adjusted earnings between $7.10 a share and $7.20 a share.
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Wall Street's looking for a solid January jobs report, even better than economists are forecasting.
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"Ocean observations are therefore critical to understanding and forecasting our weather and climate," he added.
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Forecasting Writer - to create content around, and help continue to raise awareness of, eMarketer's forecasts.
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The first is that most economists are bad at forecasting the precise timing of recessions.
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"Password sharing will continue into the future," said Eric Haggstrom, a forecasting analyst at eMarketer.
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This year the startup is forecasting $3.5 million in ARR, with $1.5 million in profit.
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Analysts came into the season with low expectations, forecasting a 4.2 percent drop in profits.
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The OECD on Wednesday was a little less bearish, forecasting a £3,20153 hit to households.
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It was previously forecasting sales growth of 3 percent and profit of 727 million pounds.
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The company is forecasting second-quarter sales and profit above what Wall Street had projected.
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Analysts are likewise forecasting a slowdown in future orders as a result of excess inventories.
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All election forecasting is based on the premise that upcoming elections behave like previous ones.
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The figure came in below a Reuters poll of analysts forecasting a reading of 53.0.
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Five economists predicted an outright contraction, with the most pessimistic forecasting a 0.6 percent decline.
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"Currently forecasting temperatures to reach or exceed the all-time record cold levels," forecasters said.
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The government's weather-forecasting service, called PAGASA, was tracking Mangkhut well before it reached Luzon.
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Still, though forecasting its effect is a mug's game, a hard Brexit will surely hurt.
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The core data for durable goods will be more telling, with economists forecasting little change.
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Adjusted earnings per share was 42 cents, which is also what Wall Street was forecasting.
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The big picture: NOAA's Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a "near normal" season this year.
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At the time of the raise, IAB was forecasting $220 million in podcast ad revenue.
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"My forecasting model may be the least significant wreckage created by Trump," Abramowitz told CNBC.com.
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Wall Street was forecasting fiscal 2020 revenue of $69.76 billion, up 3.5% from fiscal 2019.
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Analysts are forecasting annual sales to exceed $53 billion in 2024, according to Refinitiv data.
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You need science for hazards, for weather forecasting, and climate comes along for the ride.
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Economists are forecasting no contribution from housing to gross domestic product in the second quarter.
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" Kashkari: "The Committee has consistently been too optimistic in forecasting inflation returning to 2 percent.
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Freddie Mac is forecasting home prices will grow 2010% in 2019 and 2.6% in 2020.
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Based on GE's poor record of forecasting, it seems that large write-downs are possible.
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VX on 11.4 times, according to StarMine, which weights analyst estimates by previous forecasting accuracy.
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Can you tell people what that means for your margins and for your forecasting ability?
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP rising at a 1.3% rate in the second quarter.
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Shelleen Shum, a senior forecasting analyst at eMarketer, credited mobile and video for their dominance.
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Iowa Democrats are slightly better at forecasting their party's favorite, though with some notable exceptions.
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The Fed, meanwhile, said in December that it is forecasting GDP growth of 2.3 percent.
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UPS could make $200 million in revenue off the surcharges this year, per Moody's forecasting.
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It expects mid-single digit sales growth after previously forecasting low- to mid-single growth.
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A Senate Appropriations subcommittee will discuss forecasting for water hazards and vulnerabilities at a hearing.
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A hurricane prediction is made, though forecasting these major storms is not an exact science.
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The world's second-biggest mobile operator, however, is forecasting earnings growth for the current year.
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Yellen was wary of forecasting a lasting uptick in inflation during her post-meeting remarks.
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Forecasting helps cities and states prepare for weather disasters, thereby preventing millions in economic damage.
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" He accused Silver of "making a mockery of the very forecasting industry that he popularized.
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China uses the Sunway Taihulight for weather forecasting, pharmaceutical research, industrial design, among other things.
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Uproxx's Mike Ryan wrote a lengthy breakdown, forecasting a somewhat grim outlook for the program.
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Average hourly earnings are forecasting rising 0.2% in July, after a similar increase in June.
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Forecasting the future was the mandate during last week's WIRED25, our second annual ideas festival.
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The government expects the consumer-led upswing to continue this year, forecasting 2.4 percent growth.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow tracker is now forecasting second-quarter GDP may hit 4.8 percent.
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"We do the budgeting, the financial planning, the forecasting, the supply/demand balancing," Shah said.
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Election experts are increasingly confident in forecasting a Democratic takeover of the House in 2019.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve's forecasting model is calling for fourth-quarter GDP growth of 2.7%.
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However, graphics chipmaker Nvidia Corp rose 1.4% after forecasting second-quarter revenue above analysts' estimates.
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In a sense, the E.U. referendum joins a pretty long list of election forecasting errors.
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"Airlines can't price dynamically without a good forecasting system," said Migacore co-founder Abheer Kolhatkar.
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Prior to the update analysts were on average forecasting 504 million pounds for 2016-17.
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A number of US grocers are forecasting flat or declining comparable sales growth this year.
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Prognosticators are forecasting it will be a golden summer for the long-jumping wide receiver.
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The IWCC is forecasting a cumulative 180,000-tonne surplus over the same two-year period.
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Grid operators said that as renewables become more common they depend more on weather forecasting.
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Examples are: Forecasting airport congestion and bad weather to reduce costly flight cancellations for airlines.
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Economists polled by Reuters are forecasting non-farm payrolls to have increased 185,713 in May.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a 1.373 percent pace this quarter.
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At the start of October, analysts had been forecasting 10 percent EPS growth for 2019.
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MoFo's Townsend said that a lot of experts are forecasting consolidation in the security industry.
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The company is forecasting the addition of 9.4 million new members in the fourth quarter.
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Forecasting Barry's rain proved difficult in part because the storm itself had an unusual shape.
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The company provides weather forecasting information similar to the National Weather Service, which NOAA oversees.
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The former Goldman Sachs president is not alone in forecasting a continued jump in unemployment.
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Analysts are now forecasting a 0.7% decrease for earnings for that quarter, according to FactSet.
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MAGAZINE An article on March 4 about color forecasting described incorrectly the ownership of Pantone.
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Despite the forecasting snafu, CEO Frank Slootman said its pipeline of future business looks promising.
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Although Jupiter's forecasting skill remains unproven, Xebec was eager to participate in a pilot project.
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But often the people forecasting the race, so-called Oscarologists, can make only educated guesses.
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"The cone is misunderstood," said Jeff Masters, a meteorologist with the forecasting service Weather Underground.
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This was before modern weather forecasting, however, and many people failed to evacuate the area.
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No one was forecasting that Alabama would be hit "harder than anticipated," as Trump said.
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I remember in the old days when you and I would sit and do forecasting.
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The main thing I think the markets are forecasting right now is a global slowdown.
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His forecasting skills were recognized in 2013 when he won the Nobel Prize in Economics.
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Wall Street analysts are forecasting earnings of 18 cents per share, according to FactSet estimates.
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Forecasting a nasty battle to come, Trump quickly took to Twitter to attack Democrats' decision.
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We often interpret polls to forecast, but forecasting is not always the intent of polling.
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And ongoing advancements in computing power has led to more sophisticated models forecasting future warming.
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It's worth repeating: anyone who thinks they can do it is speculating, guessing, or forecasting.
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The company has also added new sales forecasting tools and Dynamics 365 Sales Engagement Center.
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This compares with a Reuters survey forecasting reserves to drop 803% to 2.22 million tonnes.
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Forecasting a nasty battle to come, Trump quickly took to Twitter to attack Democrats' decision.
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This 62% success rate of early fundraising forecasting the winner is nothing to sneeze at.
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Other economists are less optimistic, forecasting growth of 22016 percent, according to a Reuters poll.
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JPMorgan economists point to the same issues with August, but they are forecasting 200,000 payrolls.
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Analysts on average were forecasting $86.68 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The strategist told CNBC that she's forecasting solid earnings gains in the months to come.
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Wells Fargo is forecasting a per-share profit of $2.83 on revenue of $17.76 billion.
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Most economists are, however, forecasting four rate increases this year because of rising inflation pressures.
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This compares with a Reuters survey forecasting reserves to drop 20223% to 22022 million tonnes.
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The Conservation Law Foundation is now forecasting only a 16 percent to 19 percent reduction.
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At the time, the RBNZ was forecasting growth of just 0.3% in the third quarter.
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Keep in mind this is the first time anyone at CNN has gotten into forecasting.
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Adobe is forecasting that online sales for the entire holiday season will hit $143.8 billion.
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But Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson said that forecasting right now is more difficult than usual.
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When it comes to predicting violence, risk assessments offer more magical thinking than helpful forecasting.
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When it comes to predicting violence, risk assessments offer more magical thinking than helpful forecasting.
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Seeing severe weather became critical to forecasting, preparing and remediating the catastrophic impact of disasters.
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For experts who make a living forecasting hurricanes, storm season is a year-round worry.
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Here are two explainers about tsunamis — forecasting them, and why Southern California is particularly vulnerable.
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Many chip equipment manufacturers are forecasting substantial profit drops this year as the China-U.
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"It can be very dangerous," said Dan Pydynowski, a meteorologist with private forecasting service AccuWeather.
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Economists are forecasting a reading of 52.7, a slowdown from April's measure of 53.1 7.
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Salesforce claims this eliminates the need for separate forecasting tools or spreadsheets to generate this information.
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BioAgencia is forecasting imports of U.S. ethanol to meet 183 million liters of that unmet demand.
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The app's detailed weather forecasting section predicts naked-eye star viewing conditions for the week ahead.
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Relative to all of the other elements in golf forecasting, this is a fairly modest finding.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently forecasting third-quarter GDP rising at a 3.4 percent rate.
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And every major election forecasting model gives Clinton at least an 27 percent chance of victory.
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The team began to centralize their planning and forecasting, and to streamline their conversations with suppliers.
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He said Responsys' challenges were a good lesson in the importance of accurately forecasting quarterly growth.
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"We're getting a little better on the forecasting," CEO Reed Hastings said after the earnings report.
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The best-known bitcoin bull on Wall Street is getting tired of forecasting short-term prices.
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Several large banks have even lower projections, with Barclays Capital forecasting a contraction of 0.1 percent.
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Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters were forecasting 35 cents per share on $2.51 billion in revenue.
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"I studied history and history was completely wrong in forecasting anything in this election," said Stutts.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP increasing at a 2700 percent pace in the second quarter.
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Overall, PVH is forecasting improvement during the second half of the year, as comparisons become easier.
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FIRETEC's simulations run more slowly than real fires burn, making it useless for real-time forecasting.
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But a handful of others, like Fathom, a London-based consultancy, are forecasting big changes afoot.
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The NWS is forecasting a low temperature in Chicago of minus 20°F on Wednesday morning.
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And Google's attempts at forecasting flu and dengue fever using search data did not end well.
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He also conceded that the ECB's oil price assumption, with respect to forecasting inflation, was conservative.
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The organization predicts another increase this year, forecasting owners will spend nearly $16 billion in 2016.
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City dwellers are often one step ahead when it comes to forecasting the next big trend.
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Canada's retail sales data is due on Friday, with a Reuters poll forecasting a 0.1% decrease.
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Even with recent market jitters, many Wall Street strategists are still forecasting gains for the year.
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Pub-operator Greene King lost 6.6 percent, despite forecasting annual pre-tax profit above analysts' expectations.
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The government is forecasting a deficit of 3.5 percent in 2.53 and 3 percent in 2018.
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The ability to put low-cost sensors on citizens' rooftops unlocked tons of weather forecasting data.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP rising at a 1.6% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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In the 2015 general election, 100 percent of polls were incorrect in forecasting who would win.
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Same-store sales were down 0.2 percent, less than the 1.1 percent that analysts were forecasting.
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The midpoint was beneath what analysts surveyed by Yahoo Finance had been forecasting, with $25 billion.
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Barclays is forecasting 6.7 percent economic growth for China in 2018 and 6.5 percent in 2019.
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Overbond, a startup based in Toronto, is seeking to modernise this process using statistical forecasting methods.
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So for the curve to invert implies that investors are forecasting that something unusual will happen.
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Analysts are forecasting global Shingrix sales reaching $1.2 billion in 2021, according to Thomson Reuters Cortellis.
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The group is expecting a strong Christmas, forecasting a peak of 8 million parcels a day.
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The drought is expected to continue into April, according to seasonal forecasting by the Meteorological Department.
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Veteran economist Diane Swonk well remembers the difficulty of economic forecasting amid the 22016 financial crisis.
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In FY 2016, NOAA launched the first operational National Water Model, which significantly improved flood forecasting.
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In effect, accurate forecasting, already something of an oxymoron, is largely a guessing game in 2017.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP increased at a 1.4% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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The government is still forecasting GDP growth of 2-3% this year, versus 3% in 2018.
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The story is similar within Asia, points out Louis Kuijs of Oxford Economics, a forecasting firm.
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Better predictions will improve inventory management and demand forecasting, too, freeing up cash and storage space.
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But some analysts praised the company's gains on debt and cash flow, forecasting further gains ahead.
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At the start of 2015 it was forecasting mine supply growth of 6.4 percent in 103.
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It also comes as some economists start forecasting a slip below that level later this year.
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Did your forecasting of needs allow your employer to make two new hires that you managed?
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They're forecasting 4.0% GDP growth for the new year, up from a 3.7% projection for 2017.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP increasing at a 4.0 percent pace in the second quarter.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged – to draw from Austen again – that forecasting is hard work.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP rising at a 313% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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Zynga — Zynga shares are getting a pre-market boost after forecasting current-quarter bookings above forecasts.
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Zynga (ZNGA) shares are getting a pre-market boost after forecasting current quarter bookings above forecasts.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP rising at a 2300 percent rate in the fourth quarter.
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I'm not a forecasting or modeling expert, and I don't have a firm view on this.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a 1.4% rate in the second quarter.
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For 2019, the company is forecasting same-store sales that are flat to up 1 percent.
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DSW also saw comparable store sales fall by 3 percent, less than analysts had been forecasting.
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JPMorgan Chase economists are forecasting first quarter growth of just 0.53 percent, barely a positive pulse.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting second-quarter GDP rising at a 4.1 percent annualized rate.
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The latter is a spurious economic predictor proposed in 1998 to poke fun at forecasting markets.
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It's the GOES-R probe, and it's being touted as a game changer for weather forecasting.
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Both bookmakers and Rugby Vision, a forecasting model, rated them as favourites going into the competition.
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In Irma's case, during the first several days of forecasting, there were differences in some models.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently forecasting annualized growth of 2.73 percent in the second quarter.
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Analysts are forecasting $370 million in sales of Ampyra in 2018, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Many major forecasting firms see 2018 as a near-term peak for growth rates (Market Watch).
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The Federal Reserve is forecasting an unemployment rate of 3.8 by the end of the year.
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ON TAP WEDNESDAY III: A House Science Committee panel will hold a hearing on weather forecasting.
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And analysts everywhere are forecasting billions of dollars in asset flows following the A-share inclusion.
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Now, race raters such as Cook and Inside Elections aren't forecasting what will happen in November.
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But the dynamics of gasoline demand are complicated and remain poorly understood, which makes forecasting challenging.
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There was very little of the fancy election forecasting that we have to such excess today.
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The shares are under pressure, however, after FireEye disappointed investors by forecasting a current-quarter loss.
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That's the scenario he's been forecasting, as he's previously said he expects a recession in 2019.
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Our complex economy changes too rapidly and unpredictably to rely on any fixed mathematical forecasting model.
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However, the shares are under pressure after FireEye disappointed investors by forecasting a current quarter loss.
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The Atlanta Fed is currently forecasting second-quarter GDP growth at a 2.3 percent annualized rate.
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NOAA is forecasting a warmer than average season for most, and La Niña is to blame.
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The company posted an adjusted 49 cents per share, when Wall Street was forecasting 48 cents.
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The company beat expectations, bringing in $462 million in revenue, when investors were forecasting $451 million.
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Ham and company are forecasting more than 2 million people could visit the attraction this year.
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It also takes care of sales, cross-border logistics, customer support, sales forecasting and inventory management.
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Now they can maintain their irrational confidence and continue to overestimate their political forecasting batting average.
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Starz is forecasting between 15 million and 25 million subscribers for its streaming service by 2024.
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He added Maserati was forecasting global sales of 55,000 vehicles this year, versus 42,000 in 2016.
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Economists are forecasting GDP growth will average around 2% in the second half of this year.
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Statistical forecasting website FiveThirtyEight puts his chances of winning South Carolina at less than one percent.
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A similar map published last year proved surprisingly accurate at forecasting many of this year's cases.
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"Affective forecasting is our ability to predict how events will make us feel," Dr. Gruman said.
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It also updates users on research, articles, and color trend forecasting from the Pantone Color Institute.
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So for the curve to invert implies that investors are forecasting that something unusual will happen.
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Forecasting our customers' taste is really like a sixth sense, and there's an art to it.
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Data is then used for cost and progress analytics, like MoneyGantt, a feature for budget forecasting.
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It is undeniable that improved weather forecasting has helped drive down deaths linked to extreme weather.
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But the figure is widely doubted, and many economists are forecasting a slowdown to varying degrees.
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Much to health wonks' frustrations, some forecasting agencies refused to estimate any savings from these programs.
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Other big steel companies like Nucor (NUE) and Steel Dynamics (STLD) are forecasting lower profits, too.
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Richly exploring American and British futurology, the book has less to say about strategic forecasting elsewhere.
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Edmunds is slightly more optimistic, forecasting sales of 17.1 million, which would be a 0.7% decrease.
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Right now, forecasting demand is nowhere close to a perfect science for many of these players.
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The so-called Sharpiegate caused anger and consternation inside the federal agencies responsible for weather forecasting.
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The company is forecasting a total of 7.6 million new paid subscribers in the fourth quarter.
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Analysts are forecasting a nearly 50% jump in earnings for the quarter from a year ago.
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Dr. Iacovino said that the next step to forecasting any future eruptions would be continued monitoring.
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PNC is forecasting total housing starts of 1.221 million this year, up 3.7 percent from 2016.
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The ECB is now forecasting inflation at 1.7 percent and growth at 1.8 percent this year.
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With all four in orbit, they'll provide data that helps power NASA and NOAA's forecasting models.
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N) dropped 8.3 percent to $93.73 after forecasting a third-quarter loss and Tyson Foods (TSN.
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With respect to guidance, Dropbox is forecasting $452 million to $454 million in first-quarter revenue.
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Still, the generally recurring patterns, coupled with better forecasting, can help governments and other organizations prepare.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP increased at a 1.7% annualized rate in the third quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP increased at a 0.23% annualized rate in the third quarter.
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For 2017/17, Zodiac is forecasting an 200-220 million euro operating profit and stable revenues.
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Although losses are expected to narrow, analysts are not forecasting a profit for Slack next year.
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Saut predicted the sell-off in February, and since that time he's been forecasting new highs.
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Just because Powell says he's not forecasting a recession does not mean a recession isn't coming.
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Freddie Mac is now forecasting total sales for 2018 will be slightly lower than last year.
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The USGS did not predict damage from the quakes, forecasting they would be felt only lightly.
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However, HSBC cut its target price for the bank, forecasting challenging conditions for the banking environment.
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Much of the money will go towards boosting weather forecasting programs including early natural disaster detection.
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Yet forecasting itself has become a $3 billion business, with information becoming increasingly accurate and local.
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Now keep in mind this is the first time anyone at CNN has gotten into forecasting.
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He cautions, however, that longer-term forecasting, of several weeks to several months, remains more problematic.
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"I think about it the same way as I think about forecasting the weather," Jeremy said.
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The lesson — the inevitable rarely happens, the unexpected often does — applies as well to forecasting 2018.
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But for those who study weather forecasting, not much time is spent exploring those additional topics.
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Now the forecasting agency expects that the program will have an average enrollment of 18 million.
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He says that how and why storms intensify rapidly is the big unanswered question in hurricane forecasting.
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They are now forecasting 2530% GDP growth in 21588, down from 244% in the May Inflation Report.
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In May, Russia's Economy Ministry had already warned of lower growth in 2019, forecasting 43% this year.
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McCrory said 2000 buildings flooded in Lumberton, and authorities are forecasting 285 buildings in Greenville will flood.
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PIMCO started redeploying capital to emerging markets in May, forecasting the negative earnings momentum would end soon.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP increasing at a 1.3 percent rate in the first quarter.
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It's also above the 2100 percent growth rate the National Retail Federation is forecasting for holiday sales.
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I want to make this proposition right now, with the Dow around 10,000 and many forecasting 5000.
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Revenue beat forecast, but the business software maker is forecasting a bigger than expected current quarter loss.
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The Japanese maker alone is forecasting it will see about 1 million BEVs annually by mid-decade.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP rising at a 20.3 percent annualized rate in the fourth quarter.
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The company also posted an adjusted 47 cents per share, when Wall Street was forecasting 45 cents.
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Walker Sands' research comes on the heels of two other reports forecasting the future of online spending.
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This is a more challenging problem, for forecasting a fire's behaviour requires a staggering number of calculations.
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For 2019-20 it is forecasting sales growth of 1.7 percent and profit of 715 million pounds.
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In March, Vivo released its 2018-2020 strategy plan, forecasting 26.5 billion reais ($7.8 billion) in investments.
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Such techniques would add necessary rigor to the forecasting goals specified in the National Strategy for Biosurveillance.
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Pets at Home jumped 10% after reporting better-than-expected revenue and forecasting higher earnings for 2020.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting first-quarter gross domestic product rising at a 1.8 percent annualized rate.
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Economists polled by Dow Jones are forecasting a read of 55 for January, the same as December.
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The position's responsibilities range from trade enforcement and economic data publication to telecommunications auctions and weather forecasting.
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However, many Fed watchers are now forecasting two rate cuts this year, possibly as soon as July.
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And the market now is in a sort of almost extreme mode of forecasting coming rate cuts.
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Analysts' on average are forecasting an adjusted profit of $2.86 per share, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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A spreadsheet forecasting specific voters' likely opinions on various issues weighed using a 3503-to-2350 scale.
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His 2013 claim was that too much research is done into climate change instead of weather forecasting.
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Prior to Wednesday's update analysts were forecasting that profits would go backwards in Sainsbury's 2019-20 year.
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Though it is useful to know how much rain is falling right now, forecasting is even better.
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Forecasters relied heavily on ensemble forecasting to gauge the storm's threat to the U.S. well in advance.
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Such forecasting involves running a computer model numerous times while varying the initial conditions slightly each time.
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DataRobot lets non-experts use AI for behavioral forecasting, helping small casinos catch up with the giants.
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Goldman Sachs released a note last week forecasting a spike in volatility within the health care sector.
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"We are still forecasting dollar weakness on fundamental grounds – together with almost everyone else," the bank said.
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The overall settlement is still in place, and no one is forecasting an imminent return to conflict.
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The finance ministry is forecasting a 1.6 percent GDP rate in 2019 and 1.7 percent in 2020.
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Davitt noted how "wrong" the options market and some experts were in forecasting the U.S. election's eventual.
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Pets at Home jumped 14% after reporting better-than-expected revenue and forecasting higher earnings for 2020.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently forecasting second-quarter GDP rising at a 2.6 percent annualized rate.
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Analysts expected quarterly sales of 29 million pounds and are forecasting 21 sales of 20.7653 billion pounds.
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The weather agencies NOAA and EUMETSAT will handle data distribution, and apply the data to operational forecasting.
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Euromonitor is forecasting that the U.S. market for meat substitutes will grow to $2.5 billion by 2023.
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By now, you've probably come across at least one report forecasting impending catastrophe at the Summer Games.
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It was possibly formed by radar projection, forecasting rain in southern New Jersey during Winter Storm Jonas.
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FactSet, which also compiles analysts' estimates, has been forecasting a 25 percent decline for the first quarter.
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The NCEI also said that because of improved forecasting systems, most tornadoes do not result in death.
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Why it matters: Better AI forecasting models could impact fields as diverse as medicine and earthquake prediction.
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The NWS is forecasting record highs for Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Death Valley, California, among other locations.
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Several analysts were forecasting declines of just over 30% in research notes released ahead of the report.
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Builder Kier Group slumped 17.6 percent on the small cap index after forecasting higher debt for 2018.
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Capital Economics warned the measures would lead to a recession this year, forecasting a 0.5 percent contraction.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a 0.63 percent rate in the first quarter.
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Using a propitiatory forecasting model, he predicted it would happen next week, followed by a sharp rally.
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Retailers are forecasting a cheery holiday sales season driven by a healthy job market and rising wages.
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Builder Kier Group slumped 10 percent on the small cap index after forecasting higher debt for 2018.
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"Outdoor trading is getting more like internet trading," according to Jonathan Barnard, head of forecasting at Zenith.
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To be clear, forecasting the borrowing and repayment behavior of all students is not an easy task.
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Put more starkly, American weather satellites cost more to fly than the entire forecasting system they support.
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However, demand for smartphones overall remains strong, according to Marina Koytcheva, director of forecasting at CCS Insight.
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PA by mid-2018 while forecasting steady growth in its own sales and profits for the year.
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Nevertheless, voter surveys forecasting the result itself proved accurate for the tight first round race last month.
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Economists polled by Reuters are forecasting a small decline to 100.4 in July from 110.8 in June.
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Industrial group Rotork slumped 7 percent after forecasting slower growth in 2019 on account of "macroeconomic uncertainty".
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What is most concerning about Trump's tweets isn't that he's wrong on the history of political forecasting.
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Each group is voluntary and uses their own grants or other funding to pay for their forecasting.
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Its benefits will be felt in basically every field, from medicine to retail, weather forecasting to transportation.
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But forecasting site FiveThirtyEight now gives Clinton a greater than 6900 percent chance of repeating Obama's feat.
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Investors will cheer the end of the miserable PPI saga, and understand the difficulty of forecasting claims.
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Unmanned aircraft are even being used to improve hurricane forecasting and assist with search and rescue missions.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently forecasting second-quarter GDP rising at a 2.4 percent annualized rate.
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Capital Economics analysts are forecasting 5.2% growth for 2019 versus Beijing's expectations for just over 6% growth.
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Experience with many elections demonstrates that early polls have no predictive value in forecasting general election outcomes.
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The sample sizes for forecasting that type of opportunism are large and go back a long way.
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In forecasting the possible outcome of Election 2023, one key consideration in many minds is congressional retirements.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow forecasting tool has been steadily increasing estimates of this year's first quarter GDP.
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Economic View Economists are good at measuring the past but inconsistent at forecasting future events, particularly recessions.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that pollsters should rely on more than one indicator in their election forecasting.
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The cloud data services company is also forecasting profit above Wall Street estimates for the current quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP rising at a 3.5 percent annual rate in the third quarter.
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Q. What is your impression of the wisdom and fairness of doing live forecasting on Nov. 28?
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The various forecasting models and polling averages have split about as much as they have all year.
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Most of the forecasting models and polling averages use the four-way race and likely-voter polls.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP rising at a 3.0 percent annualized rate in the second quarter.
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"That would be like forecasting El Niño events on Earth, or the severity of upcoming hurricane seasons."
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But I notice that our forecasting model is giving even Mississippi a small chance to turn blue.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a 2.5 percent pace in the second quarter.
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With regard to forecasting methodology, new research at least moves climate science closer to the 20th century.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a 215.8 percent rate in the second quarter.
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Analysts on average are forecasting annual sales exceeding $200 million by 2022, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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IHS is forecasting oil prices to average at the lower-end of $50 per barrel for 2017.
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Amazon, meanwhile, spooked investors in October by forecasting weaker sales for the holiday quarter than investors expected.
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Along with nine other economists, I contributed to a project that engaged in really long-term forecasting.
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Economists are forecasting that the unemployment rate could fall into the mid-3 percent range this year.
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De la Madrid saw numbers rising again this year, forecasting they could reach up to 42 million.
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In part, the proliferation of polling aggregators and forecasting models has diminished the newsworthiness of single surveys.
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CBS didn't help its case by forecasting three years of free cash flow well below analysts' projections.
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As of early December, analysts are forecasting S&P 500 earnings expansion of 8.4 percent in 2019.
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The company is forecasting full-year earnings per share at the low end of its prior outlook.
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We have kind of prediction and forecasting tools that may not have existed in previous industrial revolutions.
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Quantitative forecasting models pegged her odds of victory near 90%, and betting markets approached an 80% probability.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP rising at a 3.2 percent annualized rate in the second quarter.
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He was forecasting an uncomfortable 217 hours because of his standing as the tournament's 218-hole leader.
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Economists polled by Reuters had estimated a slightly higher drop, forecasting a fall to -8.0 in July.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting the economy grew at a 1.3% rate in the second quarter.
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By November 28, industry analyses were forecasting a sharp deregulatory tilt from a Trump Federal Communications Commission.
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The biggest uncertainty in climate forecasting is always us: What will humanity actually do about climate change?
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Forecasting how it will play out, though, is nigh impossible, given the number of imponderables at work.
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For more than a decade, television executives have been forecasting the eclipse of the fall TV season.
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The rain is expected to ease on Wednesday, according to Vietnam's National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.
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And some strategists are forecasting further downside ahead for the sector that's tethered closely to oil prices.
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This leads us to lower our outlook for '18 ad growth, now forecasting flat to up modestly.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting the economy growing at a 1.7% pace in the third quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting the economy to grow at a 22018% rate in the third quarter.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a 1.3% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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Fellow real estate firm British Land dropped 3.8% forecasting March rent deferrals of around 40 million pounds.
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Still, Wall Street futures gauges suggested U.S. stocks would show more resilience, forecasting gains of around 27%.
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But the forecasting agency has regularly and repeatedly revised spending estimates downward over the past six years.
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The problem with forecasting the coronavirus pandemic is that there is no historical data to go on.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting GDP to rise at a 74.73% annualized rate in the fourth quarter.
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Wall Street is forecasting earnings per share of $2.76 on revenue of $1.403 billion, according to FactSet.
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Analysts had previously been forecasting 113 EBIT of about 211 billion euros, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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One caveat: Economists are notoriously terrible at forecasting recessions, especially more than a few months in advance.
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Weather forecasting and the other robotic uses of stratollites weren't part of World View's original business plan.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP increasing at a 1.2 percent rate in the first quarter.
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That was echoed by his colleague Kevin Petty, director of science and forecasting for The Weather Company.
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The phrase was coined by social researcher Mark McCrindle, founder of marketing and trend forecasting firm, McCrindle.
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Tanzania's shilling is likely to face pressure, with traders forecasting more demand for U.S. dollars from importers.
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Cox Automotive is forecasting September U.S. new-vehicle sales volume to fall nearly 14% from last September.
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But 3M is forecasting pre-tax savings of $40 to $50 million this year from the restructuring.
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Builder Kier Group dropped 12 percent on the small cap index after forecasting higher debt for 2018.
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Now, some market watchers are forecasting a pullback in the coming weeks as stocks hit record highs.
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And the Atlanta Federal Reserve's GDPNow forecasting tool is calling for first-quarter growth of just 0.5%.
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The next step is that data is being "pulled into retailers' replenishment and forecasting systems," he added.
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Having laid out our forecasting procedure, we turn to how accurate these predictions are likely to be.
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Data forecasting site FiveThirtyEight gives him only about a 28500 percent chance of winning the White House.
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Analysts are forecasting annual Tecentriq sales reaching about $6 billion by 2024, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 20.6% rate in the third quarter.
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They aim to offer multispectral imaging, surveillance and monitoring/forecasting services for off-shore equipment and resources.
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Gregory Daco is the chief U.S. economist for Oxford Economics, a global forecasting and economic analysis consultancy.
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And some strategists are forecasting further upside for the asset typically seen as a safe-haven play.
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This multidisciplinary approach to election forecasting will be central to our efforts through the rest of midterms.
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Now, forecasting exactly how this is going to happen with high precision is a bit difficult today.
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At Yale, he majored in government, wrote a senior thesis on weather forecasting and graduated in 1941.
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Goldman Sachs is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 1.6% annualized rate in the first quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 215% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that it will cost $1.6bn over their ten-year forecasting window.
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Investors, though, are looking to Friday's U.S. nonfarm payrolls for June, with markets forecasting new jobs of 22,21.
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Forecasting is hard: It's subject to tons of variables, conditions are constantly changing, and everything affects everything else.
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Bandera-Duplantier recruited seven other Clinton campaign engineers last December to create a sophisticated forecasting model for Virginia.
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Informa Economics and Lanworth Inc, a unit of Thomson Reuters, are among companies that sell crop forecasting data.
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Biogen also reports earnings on Tuesday, and analysts are forecasting EPS of $6.73 and $3.39 billion in revenue.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product increasing at a 0.9 percent rate in the first quarter.
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Forecasting in sports or politics is the fun part of an analyst's work, especially this far in advance.
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Suva doesn't typically get cyclones, which could exacerbate a situation weather experts are unanimously forecasting will be dire.
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But the company said it was still forecasting 2017 sales of between 9.25 billion euros and 10.25 billion.
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Forecasting exports of 28 million tonnes, she said any serious problems with U.S. corn could benefit Brazil's exporters.
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That trend is likely to continue with NBAD forecasting relatively modest growth for the rest of the year.
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But insights from this bead-filled plastic drum might one day be important for potentially life-saving forecasting.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting the economy growing at a 2.3 percent rate in the July-September quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 4.8 percent pace in the second quarter.
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Yet those knowledgeable about space flight had been forecasting flight to the moon for decades before the event.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Dixons Carphone's double whammy is a lesson in the dangers of misplaced confidence in forecasting.
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We're forecasting dollar China going from 6.50 to above 6.903, but you can get a more severe outcome.
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Analysts are forecasting a further loss of momentum this year before policy support steps begin to kick in.
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However, Fitch considers this unlikely and is forecasting a relatively solid Australian economic performance over the coming years.
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But Brown's six-point victory — although a slimmer margin than some had been forecasting — was a bright spot.
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Plenty of paint companies have jumped on the color forecasting bandwagon, naming their own colors of the year.
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And I think people loved Nate Silver's work, but particularly when he was accurately forecasting the elections, right?
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In 2018, it was $1.44 billion but Euromonitor International is forecasting that number reaches $2.5 billion by 2023.
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Morgan Stanley is forecasting 42 million iPhones, and last year Apple sold 52 million during the same quarter.
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Analysts had expected quarterly sales of 249 million pounds and are forecasting 13 sales of 1.17 billion pounds.
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I should pause to note that forecasting the success of new social networks sounds, by now, extremely dumb.
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"We expect most of these issues to be transitory in nature," Schneider said, forecasting an improvement this year.
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The challenge, though, is that scientists have a hard time forecasting how the ionosphere is going to behave.
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Because of that, Morgan Stanley economists are forecasting that GDP will slow to 1.1% in the second quarter.
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It is now forecasting that it could open fewer than 140 to 155 new stores in fiscal 2019.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is currently forecasting GDP rising at a 2.03 percent rate in the fourth quarter.
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Luxury pickups are "the perfect storm for" Detroit's automakers, said Jeff Schuster, consultancy LMC Automotive's head of forecasting.
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Shortly after, the company rolled out a "membership" model, an attempt to stabilize its order forecasting and revenue.
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FUNDAMENTALS * A closely watched crop tour in the U.S. Midwest is forecasting lower corn yields than last year.
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Heated negotiations will begin in Egypt this week that could decide the future of 24G and weather forecasting.
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It is now forecasting mid-to-high single-digit sales growth at stores open at least a year.
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Economists polled by Reuters are forecasting payrolls increasing by 162,000 in May after rising by 160,000 in April.
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"I think there is a misconception of what forecasting is and why forecasters do it," Berry told CNBC.com.
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But the company is projecting a massive quarter to start 2018, forecasting upwards of $84 billion in sales.
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Fourth quarter revenue also fell short, coming in at $437 million, but investors had been forecasting $496 million.
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However, the post-meeting statement and forecasting materials pointed to a possible cut ahead and traders cemented positions.
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"The trend of spend is down," Watson said, forecasting the company will be cash-flow neutral this year.
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If you look at forecasting uncertainty and look at the Survey of Professional Forecasters, they're not particularly wide.
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"I'd be surprised if we have a lot of companies forecasting significant growth," CLSA analyst Chris Richter said.
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Investors, though, are looking to Friday's U.S. nonfarm payrolls for June, with markets forecasting new jobs of 160,000.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product to rise at a 1.9% rate in the second quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 21.135% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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JP Morgan was forecasting global oil demand growth slightly under 1 million barrels a day for the year.
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The stronger performance partly reflects higher revenues and a bigger drop in costs than analysts had been forecasting.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 1.5% rate in the April-June quarter.
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All told, Michael revealed how impressive hurricane forecasting has become but just how uncertain it still can be.
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By temperament and training, political scientists are rightly wary of forecasting the future, as Jennifer Victor recently noted.
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Analysts had expected quarterly sales of 249 million pounds and are forecasting 2019 sales of 13 billion pounds.
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"So far, results suggest good forecasting skill can still beat subject matter expertise in niche areas," she says.
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Pomeroy misses forecasting the weather sometimes, if only because the weather is pervasive, and because it affects everyone.
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Juniper is forecasting that VR gambling deployments will revolve around putting the player in an immersive casino experience.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a 0003 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter.
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For 2019, Anthem is now forecasting annual earnings of more $19 per share, and revenues over $100 billion.
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The earnings per share loss came in at 13 cents, when analysts were forecasting a negative 21 cents.
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CRU is forecasting the world outside of China to record a 400,000-tonne alumina supply deficit this year.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 36.93% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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Okta (OKTA) reported a quarterly loss of 4 cents per share, half the loss that analysts were forecasting.
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In the Paris suburb of Montreuil, Durdur hunches over a keyboard writing code for a weather forecasting program.
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The outlook for 2016 is nearly as bad, with a central bank survey forecasting a 3.45 percent contraction.
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Some of the more intrepid funds commissioned exit polls seeking a more scientific basis for forecasting the result.
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They're used for various things such as weather forecasting, nuclear weapons simulation and even to track space activity.
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Economists, however, see an improvement in the second quarter, with some forecasting growth at 3 percent or higher.
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"They are forecasting a reduction of over NZ$100 million in profit for the next year," he said.
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Under its medium-term economic program, the government is forecasting annual economic growth of 5.5 percent through 9.33.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a rate of 21.9 percent in the first quarter.
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"A hybrid makes more sense," said Sam Fiorani, vice president of global vehicle forecasting at Auto Forecast Solutions.
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Analysts had expected quarterly sales of 249 million pounds and are forecasting 2019 sales of 1.17 billion pounds.
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Norges Bank also downgraded its oil industry investment expectations Thursday morning, forecasting a 12 percent cut for 2016.
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The empirical approach is older; indeed, it was the workhorse of government forecasting in the 1940s and 1950s.
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"We don't see mobile buying plateauing for the next five years," said Monica Pearl, eMarketer's director of forecasting.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 1.3% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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"Our forecasting during peak was extremely accurate," Abney told Reuters after the company reported quarterly results on Thursday.
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Such systems are used for a variety of tasks, including civilian work like climate forecasting and product design.
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Rival Unilever last month also warned of a difficult year ahead, forecasting sales growth of 3-5 percent.
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Analysts were already forecasting a tricky ride for the new administration, given the conflicting platforms of the parties.
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Worldwide, online ads may surpass television in 2017, predicts the forecasting unit of Interpublic, a giant ad agency.
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Assessing the long-run rate is key to Fed policymakers forecasting how much they will ultimately tighten policy.
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Mr. Moore has a comparable forecasting record, but he also has a remarkable inability to get facts straight.
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Weather satellites are overwhelmingly responsible for the quality of these supercomputer predictions that are essential for weather forecasting.
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For one of the world's most important weather events, India's monsoon, forecasting methods are becoming rather more refined.
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He and his wife formed Toffler Associates, a global forecasting and consulting company, originally based in Manchester, Mass.
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Shares of Zynga fell as much as 8 percent Friday after forecasting current-quarter bookings largely below estimates.
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The company is also forecasting that it'll sell 20 million Switch consoles between this month and next March.
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But the government remains more cautious, forecasting growth of 1.5 percent in 2017 and 1.6 percent in 2018.
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The Atlanta Fed is currently forecasting the economy growing at a 2.4 percent pace in the second quarter.
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His argument has been driven by a very specific chain of logic involving budget assumptions and forecasting methods.
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With debt spiraling upwards, a crisis could surprise us at any time because economists are lousy at forecasting.
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Her chances have also declined in the other election forecasting models we're tracking, though to very different degrees.
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Using ones that get things right, like the two Russian models, is accepted best-practice in weather forecasting.
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The "time for a change" theory of presidential elections is one of the best known in election forecasting.
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While analysts are forecasting record Black Friday sales, the holiday season caps off a torrid year for retailers.
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Mr. Trump has only an 8 percent chance of winning the presidency, according to The Upshot's forecasting model.
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Medicares trustees are forecasting annual Part B premium increases averaging 23.2% through 21 - well ahead of general inflation.
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Statistics South Africa publishes April CPI on May 24, with a Reuters poll forecasting inflation at 5.6 percent.
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The Atlanta Fed is currently forecasting third-quarter gross domestic product rising at a 3.5 percent annual rate.
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Despite forecasting that prices will not collapses, Xin said now is the "time to wait and be patient."
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The group now expects 2020 pre-tax profit of 640 million euros after previously forecasting 600 million euros.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) operates satellites that have dramatically improved weather forecasting in recent decades.
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Van Beurden said forecasting oil prices in the short term was "very difficult," but he still expected gains.
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The climate and weather experts I spoke to all agreed: Hurricane forecasting keeps getting better year over year.
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A velocity chart by one of the dev teams before and after the implementation of reference class forecasting.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta is forecasting second-quarter G.D.P. growth at a 2.3 percent annualized rate.
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Kinross Gold Corp surged 14.8 percent to C$4.11 after forecasting record output and lower costs this year.
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Overall, Gibbs is forecasting "very healthy growth" for the second quarter's earnings reports across the S&P 500.
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Economists are forecasting that an unprecedented number of Americans filed for unemployment in the week ending March 21.
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The Georgia Port Authority, meanwhile, is forecasting a 40 percent decline in incoming shipments in March and April.
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And officials are forecasting that the apex of the pandemic there is still 14 to 21 days away.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 1.3% pace in the second quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 1.4% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 2221% rate in the April-June quarter.
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For a time, the value of Augur, a market-forecasting start-up with few customers, exceeded $212 billion.
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"The look is worldly," said Sharon Graubard, a partner in MintModa, a trend forecasting firm in New York.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 1.5% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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In time this could be integrated with other first- and second-hand metrics used in forecasting flu cases.
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And some epidemiologists are forecasting the the peak of the pandemic could be weeks or even months away.
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With just a few weeks until companies start reporting third-quarter results, analysts are again forecasting robust profits.
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When did the CDC ask you to do coronavirus forecasting, and how did you feel about it initially?
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We're down to short-term time series forecasting and wisdom of crowds focusing on just the first week.
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Within days, he was publicly forecasting his own failure in the Granite State at a nationally televised debate.
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"Once you get inside 48 hours, we have a lot more certainty in the weather forecasting," he said.
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Discussion: The unemployment rate is near a 50-year low, but that isn't what matters for recession forecasting.
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The department is forecasting a boost this year to $11 billion because of higher pork and soybean sales.
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At a session that Ms. Bohnet moderates on forecasting bias, two professors — one male, one female — present together.
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Twilio – Twilio lost 3 cents per share for its latest quarter, half of what analysts had been forecasting.
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As the number of contenders has increased, forecasting the winners has got tougher, particularly in small rural areas.
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Minneapolis could hit a record-low next Wednesday morning, with the National Weather Service forecasting minus-12 degrees.
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Mr. Trump may be an outlier for election forecasting models, as he is in so many other ways.
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The National Weather Service, whose Birmingham office was the target of Mr. Trump's ire, is responsible for forecasting.
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But the outbreak in Italy over the last week has since caused "a big change", making forecasting difficult.
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As for what truckers large and small are forecasting, it&aposs a mixed bag — but it leans negative.
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While Trump is confident about a strong market next year, Wall Street is forecasting much more modest gains.
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Prior to Tuesday's update analysts were forecasting 13.8-16.5 million pounds versus 14.4 million pounds in 2016-17.
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The episode shined an uncomfortable spotlight on a quiet department best known for weather forecasting and monitoring oceans.
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Outbreak forecasting and infectious disease modeling are also helping us predict the locations and magnitude of potential outbreaks.
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Analysts are forecasting a profit of $1.53 per share when Tesla reports fourth-quarter earnings potentially next month.
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Spreadbetters expected European shares to follow suit, forecasting lower openings for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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Economists are forecasting that the US economy grew at an annualized rate about 4.2% in the second quarter.
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It has generated hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue; California alone is forecasting $1 billion annually.
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In fact, the weather forecasting firm predicts it will wind up costing more than Katrina and Sandy combined.
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Economists polled by Dow Jones are forecasting a read of 103 for November, down from 54.7 in October.
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One should recognize the dangers of trying to "beat the crowd" by forecasting the sentiment of Bitcoin investors.
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The bushfires are expected to continue for months, with Australia forecasting below-average rainfall at least until March.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting GDP rising at a 3.6 percent annual rate in the fourth quarter.
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The Atlanta Federal Reserve is forecasting the economy growing at a 2.9 percent rate in the fourth quarter.
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By all measures, the Weather Service did a brilliant job predicting, forecasting and issuing warnings for the storms.
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Shepherdson is a two-time winner (2003, 2014) of the Wall Street Journal's annual U.S. economic forecasting competition.
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For readers unaccustomed to live Election Day forecasting, the VoteCastr effort could be a horror story as well.
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The Upshot will be forecasting the results based on actual returns once there's a sufficient amount of data.
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J.P. Morgan economists, who are forecasting four rate hikes this year, saw another hawkish change in the statement.
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Shutterfly reported weaker-than-expected guidance for the current quarter, however, but is forecasting strong full-year results.
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Kelley Blue Book is forecasting a decline of 4.33 percent, to 1.46 million new cars and light trucks.
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And the unemployment rate was falling to levels that forecasting models predicted would trigger a burst of inflation.
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"Companies are usually good at forecasting their needs, but this is an unusual situation," said a second banker.
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The forecasting misses of 2017 reflect mistakes humans have been making since we started thinking about the future.
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For the midterms, I devised a new forecasting model informed partly by this new paradigm of voter behavior.
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Secretary Ross did not threaten to fire any NOAA staff over forecasting and public statements about Hurricane Dorian.
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Exploring the role of strategy in future forecasting, the museum dresses up prognostication as a stock market game.
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When I think about climate science and the forecasting community, there is still a bit of a disconnect.
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Cruz has been forecasting all day Wednesday that he would make a "major announcement" at 4pm in Indianapolis.
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But Maple was still forecasting an operating loss of $21.95 million for 28 on revenue of $22017 million.
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The Atlanta Fed is forecasting gross domestic product rising at a 2.0% annualized rate in the second quarter.
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