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However, a report by economic forecasters the Ernst & Young Item Club is expected to dampen the mood.

Higher oil and metals prices, which might have been expected to dampen growth and share prices, instead helped drive the London market.

Although the current recession is not expected to dampen passenger growth for long, ballooning government debt will constrain spending for years.

More showers are expected to dampen the nation's spirits over the coming days, with heavy rain in the middle of the week, forecasters said.

In short order, such changes are expected to dampen consumer confidence and spending, with potentially grave consequences for an economy already struggling to recover momentum.

Also expected to dampen demand are mergers and takeovers among satellite companies -- like the deal last year between SES Astra and GE Americom to create SES Global, which operates 29 satellites.

Therapeutic targeting of CD28 would therefore be expected to effectively dampen established T cell responses as well as interfering with priming.

The UK's vote to leave the EU was mentioned only briefly, with Draghi commenting: "The economic recovery in the euro area is expected to be dampened by still subdued foreign demand, partly related to the uncertainties following the UK referendum outcome, the necessary balance sheet adjustments in a number of sectors and a sluggish pace of implementation of structural reforms".

Starting Friday, millions of Americans receiving food stamps will be required to get by with less government assistance every month, a move that not only will cost them money they use to feed their families but is expected to slightly dampen economic growth as well.

But don't expect that to dampen Chinese celebrations, whenever they come.

The country's economic downturn is expected to depress domestic demand, dampening the effect of improved exports.The beef market's tribulations have generated political heat.