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Read moreISET-PI has updated its forecast of Georgia’s real GDP growth rates using the October2015 releases of various economic indicators.
ISET-PI has updated its forecast for Georgia’s real GDP growth rates using the September 2015 releases of various economic indicators.
ISET-PI has updated its forecasts for Georgia’s real GDP growth rates using the April 2015 releases of various economic indicators.
• The growth forecast for the third quarter of 2015 has not changed since last month and remains at 2.6%.
• The first forecast for the fourth quarter growth of 2015 has been targeted at 3.8%.
• Based on the new forecast, the updated annual growth projection for 2015 is 2.9%.
ISET-PI has updated its forecasts for Georgia’s real GDP growth rates using the August 2015 releases of various economic indicators.
• The final growth forecast for the third quarter of 2015 has not changed significantly since last month (declining by only 0.02%) and remains at 2.6%.
• Similarly, the second growth forecast for the fourth quarter of 2015 is still 3.8%.
• Based on our forecast, the annual growth for 2015 is expected to be 2.9%.
ISET-PI has updated the forecast for Georgia’s real GDP growth rates using the June 2015 releases of various economic indicators.
• The growth forecast for the third quarter of 2015 was revised significantly downward to low signle digits, and is now targeted at 2.6%
• Given the newly revised Q3 forecast, the annual growth in 2015 is expected to be 2.6% in the worst-case, or “no growth” scenario, and 3% in the best-case, or “average long-term growth” scenario (see our January 2014 and February 2014 publications for a note on methodology).
The significant downward revision of Q3 forecast comes as no surprise after the underwhelming growth results for Q2 were officially released by Geostat.