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And the Federal Aviation Administration forecasts a rise of 30% in international passengers through Atlanta by 2015.

At a time when trade growth has slowed significantly the World Trade Organisation forecasts a rise of just 2.5% this year no country wants its exporters to lose market share.

Profit sagged in recent years, but the firm forecasts a rise of 35% in the still-young fiscal year.

Like many of her contemporaries, Dambrot forecasts a rise of cross-platform collaboration, particularly by artist collectives.

The City had forecast a rise of only £8.5bn.

Economists had forecast a rise of 60,000 jobs, according to a Reuters survey.

Economists in a Reuters poll had forecast a rise of 0.5 percent.

The decline surprised analysts, who were forecasting a rise of 1.8percentt.

First Call is forecasting a rise of 26percentthis quarterer for the entire financial industry when all the numbers are in.

In the budget, the Treasury forecast a rise of 4% in receipts in 2002-03; so far they have risen by just 1% over the same period in 2001-02.

That might not sound too bad but only two months ago the IMF was forecasting a rise of 1.7% and at the start of the year the UN had projected a 4.8% increase.