If growth slows to around 3% over the next couple of years (down from an average of 4.5% over the past four years), as consensus forecasts suggest, that might be enough to keep inflation in check.
Forecasts suggest that by the next election, they'll no longer make up the majority of voters.
Forecasts suggest that high rates of obesity will affect future population health and economics.
Forecasts suggest that, based on current consumption levels and future population growth, we will need the equivalent of two earths to support us by 2030.
Forecasts suggest that eastern Europe will see higher wind speeds later in the week, when the weather in Britain has calmed down.
Forecasts suggest that the existing 3.5 million children living in poverty in the UK will be joined by another 600,000 by 2016, with the total rising to 4.7 million by 2020.
Forecasts suggest that the Chinese smartphone market will total 430m in 2012, led by Samsung, with Apple in second place - but with Android handsets from Samsung, Huawei, ZTE, Lenovo, Coolpad, Motorola, Xiaomi, HTC and dozens of others making up most of the balance.
Forecasts suggest that AI will add a massive $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030.
Forecasts suggest that by 2050, the autonomous vehicle (AV) industry could be worth a staggering $7 trillion.
Forecasts suggest that the share of renewables in the country's overall energy mix could reach 28 32 % by 2030 and 30 45 % by 2050 [25].
Forecasts suggest that by 2040, they could increase by more than 10percentt or decrease by more than 14percentt, according to the analysis.
