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In relative terms China's coal use will dip from 66% now to 59% at decade's end, according to the EIU.

However, a report this week from the analysts IHS iSuppli says that while the combined market for PCs, smartphones and tablets will almost double over the next four years, Intel's share of the processors used in them will dip from 35% to 29%.

Earnings season has gotten off to a choppy start after Alcoa disappointed investors earlier in the week and Chevron warned that its profits will dip from the prior quarter due to slimmer refining margins.

Economists expect the rate will dip to 9.7 percent, from 9.8 percent.

According to the Housing and Urban Development Office, financing will dip slightly, to $14.3 billion from $14.5 billion.

International Data forecasts that growth in information technology will dip to 11.1percentthis yearar, from 12.5percentt in 2000.

The agency's discretionary budget request in 2012 will dip to $5.89 billion, down from $6.47 billion in 2010.

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It is hard to see quite how the country will escape from this and it is quite possible that the economy will dip into recession later this year or early next.

Sales in Japan will dip again.

Growth will dip in 2008, he says.