Übersetzung für "Market rebound" in Deutsch

Supported by the market rebound, Chemtech had a successful year.

The owners are just waiting for the market to rebound.

Initially , the stock market rebound was set in motion by the normalisation of market conditions resulting from market participants » fading uncertainty at the outset of the military operations in Iraq .

Initially, the stock market rebound wasset in motion by the normalisation of marketconditions resulting from market participants’fading uncertainty at the outset of the military operations in Iraq.

Analysts emphasize decline in the pace of decline in the current market support area between the index levels 6750 And 6950 points, the rebound up to the resistance area between levels 7200 And 7350 points, while the market rebound are pledged occurrence of the emergence of a strong purchasing the shares and the sales decline until the market forces be able to engage in a wave sideways, followed by the rise.

The extension of the Sulzer Full Potential program (SFP) is benefiting us without jeopardizing our ability to benefit from the market rebound.

The General's Australian business will now turn its attention to shoring up the Holden brand at home while it waits and hopes for the market to rebound.

If the market rebounds, we won't be able to sell.

Since then, most emerging-market currencies have rebounded sharply.

Our housing market is healing, our stock market is rebounding,

And if the market rebounds in six months, we won't be able to sell.

Frontier markets overall rebounded in July, faring better than their EM and developed-market peers.

The stock market rebounded shortly only to crash unnoticed again soon after.

The market has rebounded somewhat this month, with the Dow now down nearly 10% from the May high.

Barely a year after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, financial markets have stabilized, stock markets have rebounded, and the economy is showing signs of recovery.

The stock markets’ rebound since March seems not to be built around any inspirational story, but rather the mere absence of more really bad news and the knowledge that all previous recessions have come to an end.

At a time when the newspapers are filled with pictures of foreclosure sales – and even of surplus homes being demolished – it is hard to see any cause for the markets’ rebound other than this “all recessions come to an end sooner or later” story.

Thanks to the trillions of dollars of liquidity that major central banks have pumped in to the global economy over the past decade, asset markets have rebounded, company mergers have gone into overdrive, and stock buybacks have become a benchmark of managerial acumen.

Our housing market is healing, our stock market is rebounding, and consumers, patients, and homeowners enjoy stronger protections than ever before.

Despite borrowers had been reluctant to return to the mortgage market, the market actually rebounded by 12% in the three months ended December, according to research and consultancy firm Market Intelligence Strategy Centre.

Quarterly operating profit amounted to 713 million euros, compared to 990 million euros in an exceptional second quarter 2009 when markets strongly rebounded after the financial crisis.

But markets rebounded on the final day of 2015, however, as investors were rejoiced by the Bank of Japan's announcement to set negative interest rates for the first time in its history.

The Turkish market rebounded in November with a double-digit return, following significant weakness earlier in the year.

We expect this separation technology to be a winning upstream application as soon as the market rebounds.