expected decline
[ɪkˈspɛktɪd dɪˈklaɪn]
noun phrasepl: expected declines
declínio esperado
1. an anticipated or predicted decrease in value, quantity, quality, or performance
Economists are forecasting an expected decline in housing prices next quarter.
Os economistas estão prevendo um declínio esperado nos preços das casas no próximo trimestre.
2. a foreseen or anticipated reduction in a particular metric or standard
The company prepared for an expected decline in sales during the holiday season.
A empresa se preparou para um declínio esperado nas vendas durante a temporada de férias.
3. in financial contexts, a projected downturn or reduction in performance
The stock market experienced an expected decline following the announcement.
O mercado de ações experimentou um declínio esperado após o anúncio.
This phrase is commonly used in Brazilian business and financial reporting, particularly in economic analyses and corporate forecasts. It reflects the importance of predictive planning in markets. In the USA, the term is frequently found in quarterly earnings reports and economic policy discussions.
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