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NO FRAMES VERSION:
Financial Forecasting
This hedgehog chart
illustrates the way our financial forecasting works.
The thick white line in this
example is the exchange rate of the US Dollar
against the global benchmark, IMF Special Drawing Rights. We use this example as
the best proxy for global exchange rate movements .
The thin yellow line is the forecast derived from
econometric modelling for the average exchange rate during the year, based on figures for
key economic variables, actual to 1998 and based on consensus forecasts for 1999 and 2000
as at mid year 1999.
The thick orange line is the exchange rate
forecast, converted into a moving average, such that inflection points are shown at year
end.
The broken red line is the exchange rate forecast
that would have arisen at the beginning of each year, had the key economic variables been
forecast correctly for the year.
As you can see, in this
particular example, the score over 25 years was 18 wins, 3 losses and 4 draws.
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