Sentence examples for anticipated rebound from inspiring English sources

But this anticipated rebound is pretty hard to square with the latest economic data.

They show appropriations growing 1% to 4% rather than the anticipated rebound of 6% to 9%.

Even when the price was near its lows last year, the futures market was anticipating a rebound this year.

"We don't want to do stupid things because we are losing a lot of money," Mr. Dimon said, anticipating a rebound in the card business.

Anticipating a rebound, shares of retail companies have soared.In this section Off their trolleys Happy days are here again Who's in charge here?

Intrepid investors could start wading into depressed junk-bond funds, anticipating a rebound.

"Investors are focusing on the pickup in economic activity and anticipating a rebound in travel," Ross said.

"Investors are focusing on the pickup in economic activity and anticipating a rebound in travel," said Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson's head of global technical strategy.

Supporters, on the other hand, excitedly compare their new leader to charismatic Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and new French President Emmanuel Macron, anticipating a rebound from last year's disappointing election where they only returned to power as the senior party in a fragile minority government.

The ministers anticipated that a rebound in the world economy would increase demand in the coming months.

After a year of improving profitability and margins, Office Depot is heading into fiscal 2002 in a good position, and with an economic rebound anticipated in the second half of 2002, the firm's earnings next year are likely to surpass fiscal 2001′s figures.