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His plan to delay the income tax cut for 18 months, which would provide $175 million, encountered immediate opposition.

"We hope to get a few more races in play over the next couple months, which would give us some margin for error".

But he said he expected that demand for the iPhone 5 would slow down in the coming months, which would bring subscriber numbers back up.

That could mean that companies would need to step up their restocking in coming months, which would help bolster economic growth.

The biggest outstanding question, as it was last year, is how to pay for the tax cut for the next 10 months, which would cost about $90 billion.

"I wish it would be one of those situations that fixes itself in three months, which would be a normal cyclical rebound," he said.

The changes would then be put to a referendum - to be organised within four months - which would pave the way for parliamentary elections, possibly in early 2014.

ArcelorMittal hopes to release $5 billion of working capital over the next six months, which would cut its net debt by 15%.But in the fight to survive the biggest weapons are cuts in production and capital spending.

Mr. Sinai of Decision Economics said it was hard to imagine that this downturn would have hit bottom within the next four months, which would make it all but certain to set a new record.

Apax had previously made two moves to try and buy the remaining 50.1% of TMG in the last 18 months, which would have netted GMG significantly less – £300m or £470m – than the deal struck on Tuesday.

The United States Department of Agriculture is likely to approve a horse slaughtering plant in New Mexico in the next two months, which would allow equine meat suitable for human consumption to be produced in the United States for the first time since 2007.