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Analysts are suggesting the ICM poll, widely thought of as 'the gold standard' after it came closest to forecasting the result of the last general election, may indicate voters are focusing on the economy.
"In view of the extreme market volatility, [the bank's managers] see no point in forecasting the result for 2002 as a whole," the bank said in a statement.Commerzbank is following where other banks have reluctantly led.
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