to fall; to go down; to drop

to forecast; to say what you think will happen in the future

when you look ahead to the distant future (e.g. when predicting how well a company will do in ten years' time, rather than just in the next six months)

an amount of money a company or person has to pay to buy something

an amount of money that is borrowed, usually from a bank

to increase; to go up

a prediction, looking to the future as to what the financial situation will be

to increase rapidly

when a market is stable

to decrease; to go down; to fall

to go down or drop rapidly

to have increased by 30%