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That would surely be premature if, as many forecasters expect, inflation falls next year.

Instead of shrinking in the second quarter, as many forecasters had feared, the nation's output of goods and services rose by 0.2percentt at an annual rate.

Instead of shrinking in the second quarter, as many forecasters had feared, the nation's output of goods and services rose 0.2percentt, at an annual rate, the government said.

And if the economy remains weak into next year, as many forecasters expect, Congressional Republicans will try to pin the blame on the looming tax increases on the affluent.

Cantor Fitzgerald cut its price target from 320p to 260p, saying: The news is obviously disappointing as not many forecasters would have predicted such further falls in sterling against the dollar.

The huge tax changes of 1986 achieved almost unanimously favorable reviews, and the tax cuts of 2001 struck many forecasters as well timed and affordable.

Reprints Related topics European Central Bank The yen Economic indicators World markets Asia-Pacific marketsThe currency is not quite so overvalued today as it was then, but many forecasters are convinced that it is now past its peak, and that the euro will rebound in 2001.

Predictions for Adele's new album 25 (on which Hello is featured) are fittingly astronomical: industry forecasters are betting that she could sell as many as 2m albums during its first week of release.

However, since the human mindset, and especially the "modern" mindset, has a preoccupation, or even obsession, with a linear view of history and progress, many forecasters are predicting various combinations upon the "business as usual" model.

Many forecasters remain optimistic that exports will continue expanding in 2012, if not quite as quickly.

But now, as America's housing boom threatens to turn into a bust, many forecasters expect household spending to stall.