It has cut forecasts for ITV advertising revenue, blaming the impact of the terrorist attacks in the US on September 11.
ABN Amro has forecast ad revenues to fall by 19%. Its previous estimate was a fall of 14.7%. The new figure would take the forecast for Carlton's 2002 figures to a pre-tax loss of £26m, but this does not take into account the loss-making ITV Digital figures.
The investment bank also cut Granada's expected profit before tax to £100m. Shares in Granada were up 2.2% to 125.7p this morning.
In morning trading, Carlton shares were up 9.5% to 181.25p.
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