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But it must eventually bear the running costs, which are forecast to reach €45-50m by 2030.

The biggest decline will be in hotel and sales taxes, which are forecast to fall by $338 million.

It has become especially gloomy about the outlook for the economies of Germany and the Netherlands, both of which are forecast to grow by just 0.2% in 2003.

This is significant, because many people are so concerned about water-borne pollutants that they drink only bottled water, worldwide sales of which are forecast to reach $72 billion by 2000.

Central and north London and the Home Counties were expected to bask in the highest temperatures in Britain, which are forecast to be only 1C (2F) less than the 32C (90forecastast for the Jamaican capital of Kingston.

The Prime Minister will signal his determination to tap into the rapidly growing global market for Islamic investments, which are forecast to reach £1.3 trillion next year as oil-rich states fund major building projects.

Unlike those companies, which are forecasting more moderate rates of production growth, BP, which ranks third, is sticking with targets that some analysts say could be too aggressive.

"We have multiple businesses, all of which are forecasted to grow reasonably well," says Dhanani.

More than 20 are in China, which is forecast to surpass America and have the most nuclear reactors around 2030.

Britain's mounting debt burden, which is forecast to rise to 78% of GDP by 2014, continued to worry investors.

At the same time, revenue, which is forecast just over $300 billion this year, is growing much more slowly.