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In the autumn, the shared service will be reshaped to deliver both the financial and non-financial benefits which were forecast in the business case for the project.

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.

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

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

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

One state transportation official said more bad weather, which was forecast for the weekend, could bring more trouble.

The new forecast put Britain well ahead of Germany, which the IMF expects to grow by 1.6%, and France, which is forecast to grow by 0.9%.

The World Bank is expecting recovery in the developing world to be led by East Asia, which is forecast to grow by 5.2% in 2002 and by 6.9% in 2003.

The first is the spectacular rise of China's economy, which is forecast to surpass America's in size shortly, in purchasing-power terms.

For the moment, car factories are working flat out to meet demand, which is forecast to rise by 80% by the end of the decade.