Collocations for forecast - noun
ADJ.
good, optimistic, promising | gloomy, pessimistic | conservative | accurate, correct | detailed | revised | annual | early | long-range, long-term
a long-range weather forecast
a long-range weather forecast
short-term
a short-term forecast of the UK economy
a short-term forecast of the UK economy
official | economic, financial, market, traffic, weather | cash-flow, cost, earnings, growth, profit, revenue, sales
VERB + FORECAST
prepare, produce | give, issue, make, provide
The government has issued a pessimistic economic forecast.
The government has issued a pessimistic economic forecast.
revise, update | rely on | be in line with
The interest rate is in line with the forecast.
The interest rate is in line with the forecast.
FORECAST + VERB
predict sth, say sth, suggest sth
Some forecasts suggest that the increase in heart disease will continue for some time.
Some forecasts suggest that the increase in heart disease will continue for some time.
assume sth | be based on sth
forecasts based on a complicated procedure
forecasts based on a complicated procedure
PREP.
~ about
Forecasts about the economy are often misleading.
Forecasts about the economy are often misleading.
~ for
forecasts for earnings forecasts for different sectors of the industry forecasts for the year
forecasts for earnings forecasts for different sectors of the industry forecasts for the year