Significados de undershoot en inglés

Inflation in the US, Europe and Japan continues to undershoot official targets.

The better-than-expected performance came despite the second consecutive monthly undershoot in revenues.

The difficulty is, of course, not to undershoot, to fall short.

Top Wall Street analysts are betting the numbers will undershoot that.

The BOJ is increasingly at a loss to explain why consumer prices consistently undershoot.

I think there's a rough consensus that the jobs data could undershoot some expectations.

I tried to undershoot in order to sound like I didn't have a problem.

The currency could be supported as imports undershoot exports.

Toyota was responsible for the rest of the undershoot.

That undershoot was nothing compared with what followed the explosion at its Texas City refinery in 2005.

The risk of inflation overshooting the BoE's 2 percent target was less worrying than an undershoot, it added.

The economy can temporarily undershoot.

The Fed will likely project inflation to undershoot its 2% target for the foreseeable future, Bostjancic and others say.

The slight undershoot was due to technical and timing factors rather than a slowdown in the economy, according to the department.

Recently, they have tended to cut too much, partly because... non-OPEC supply has always tended to undershoot consensus expectations, he said.

Inflation, which Powell says is low in part because of temporary factors, continues to undershoot the Fed's 2% target.