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Meanwhile UBS added the company to its top 40 global stock list due to its dividend yield, which it forecast would reach 6.2% this year.

The OECD did not provide an update to its forecast for global growth for 2014, which it forecast at 3.4% in May.

Perhaps as a result, the bank seemed less concerned about inflation, which it forecast would fall back below the 2% target within two years if interest rates remain unchanged.

Last month it raised $4 billion through an offering of shares and convertible notes in an effort to reduce net debt, which it forecast would be $17 billion in June, down from $21.8 billion at the end of the year.

The world's second-largest personal computer maker reported that unit shipment growth surged 22.0% in the quarter, despite the fact that the company has seen a slowdown in corporate tech spending, which it forecast will last through the summer.

Standard & Poor's has threatened to cut Italy's credit rating for a second time since the start of the euro if the government does not reduce debt and contain its budget deficit, which it forecasts at about 4percentt of gross domestic product this year.

On Thursday, Barclays Capital released its supply and demand balances for 2010 in which it forecasts a return to positive global oil demand in 2010.

The Paris-based thinktank said high job creation had fuelled UK growth, which it forecasts at 3% this year.

It plans to begin sales this year of Crestor, which it forecasts to take 20percentt of the $24 billion annual market in cholesterol-lowering drugs.

The Commission had formally launched this project in 1988, with the publication of a working document entitled The Internal Energy Market, in which it forecasted strict application of the Treaty rules to the energy sector and adoption of secondary legislation removing obstacles to the establishment of such an internal market.

Conveniently, Juniper Research this morning released a new report on mobile eBook sales, which it forecasts to reach close to $10 billion $9.7bby by 2016, up from $3.2 billion this year.