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The Markit survey also showed that German manufacturers were becoming less optimistic.

Other engineers are becoming more optimistic about the progress that Japanese engineers are making.

Travel agents who have adapted to the new world are gradually becoming more optimistic.

But a growing, if still small, percentage of people are becoming more optimistic that it may pass.

However, when ratings do change, they go too far, becoming overly optimistic in upswings and overly pessimistic in downturns.

After the BOJ's policy meeting this week, he noted that the bond market was becoming more optimistic about the economy.

Investors are also becoming more optimistic that the housing market is recovering and that hiring is picking up.

Investors were already becoming more optimistic in part because of news on Friday that, in the last three months of 2009, the economy grew at the fastest rate in six years.

The real reason for this change is that the public are gradually becoming more optimistic about their economic prospects for the future.

Most important, analysts said, orders for new goods rose last month, suggesting that executives were becoming more optimistic about the near future.

Some authorities on Libya's energy industry cautioned against becoming too optimistic about prospects in the country, which remains a socialist-driven economy and a member of OPEC.