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"Incentive levels $500 below the first-quarter average and depleted vehicle inventory have added to the pressure as the month progressed," said Jeff Schuster, the executive director of global forecasting for the research firm J. D. Power & Associates.

Chrysler, which this month warned that it could soon run out of money without a $7 billion loan, "doesn't really have the scale, at least in most vehicle lines, that is really required to survive in this market," said Michael Robinet, the vice president for global forecasting for the firm, CSM Worldwide.

In Friday's report, the energy agency raised its global forecast for crude oil demand for 2011, but it still projects only a modest increase of 1.4 million barrels a day from 2010 levels, to 88.8 million barrels a day.

He charted evidence that investments in basic research, testing and development by the federal government lay behind the private-sector initiatives that have since fundamentally reshaped global forecasts for energy, economies and geopolitics.

The global forecast for 2015 is unchanged, with growth predicted to be 4%.

The global forecast for Alzheimer's isn't good.

b99d2703-be42-4639-9d4b-bcd17b0b8d7a One of the most sobering realities of climate change is that even if all greenhouse gas emissions  came to an abrupt halt tomorrow, climbing temperatures, rising seas and extreme weather would still be in the global forecast for perhaps hundreds of years because of the carbon dioxide already released into the atmosphere.

"New York is at the top of the list in terms of financial sophistication," said Leo Abruzzese, global forecasting director for the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Vincent Létang joined MagnaGlobal, New York, part of the Mediabrands division of the Interpublic Group of Companies, as executive vice president and director for global forecasting.

That prediction assumes "we don't fall off the fiscal cliff," said Vincent Letang, executive vice president and director for global forecasting at Magna Global.

Its United States sales, which reached about 102,000 in 2007, are likely to end this year around 40,000, said Jeff Schuster, executive director for global forecasting at J. D. Power & Associates.