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Jul 3, 2004 14:14
20 yrs ago
German term

das Quartalsergebnis bewegt sich im Budgetrahmen/übersteigt dieses

German to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) financial statements
This is from the minutes of a corporate advisory board meeting that I'm proofreading. I'd be much obliged for help with this sentence.

Im übrigen bewegt sich das Quartalsergebnis im Budgetrahmen bzw. übersteigt dieses.

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German term (edited): das Quartalsergebnis bewegt sich im Budgetrahmen/�bersteigt dieses
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quarterly earnings/results are within/exceed the budgeted/forecast range

Hi Kim,

without more context it's hard to say whether earnings or results would be more appropriate (various earnings/revenue figures) but that is the basic sense of the sentence. The figures for the quarter are within/exceed the range forecast in the budget
Peer comment(s):

agree Jennifer Hottarek
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agree Steffen Walter
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agree Teresa Reinhardt
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German term (edited): das Quartalsergebnis bewegt sich im Budgetrahmen/�bersteigt dieses

otherwise, the quarterly results are in line or above the budgeted figures

otherwise, the quarterly results are in line or above the budgeted figures

I like Ted'a answer as well, but this is how I'd put it: to be budgeted is more than just a forecast - this refers to a financial plan and implies that "everything is under control".

What I find a little strange is the "bewegt sich": are there several companies or several numbers? Finally, I can think of a "... range within the scope...or exceed these", at any rate, me too, I am for a plural for "Ergebnis".
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German term (edited): das Quartalsergebnis bewegt sich im Budgetrahmen/�bersteigt dieses

...this quarter's revenue is on target with the forecast or exceeds it.

One could also say "budget(ed) forecast".
one could also say "met" instead of "is on target with".
:)
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