Sentence examples for buoyant trading from inspiring English sources

Among small companies, RWS rose 9.5p to 289.5p on talk of buoyant trading at the support-services group.

Buoyant trade could put more pressure on China to let the yuan appreciate against the dollar, which America says is needed as Chinese goods are artificially cheap.

Overall mining and oil companies gave an early boost to the market as commodity prices strengthened following buoyant trade figures from China, which showed a huge rise in exports as well as increased demand for oil and base metals.

"The UK equine market is also depressed and the once buoyant trade for these types of animals has decreased dramatically thereby creating a surplus of unwanted horses and ponies".

That, along with buoyant world trade, seemed to help.

It was a session typical of the often-buoyant final trading days of the year in which stocks gain on light volume as investors seek to polish their portfolios.

A rush to buy winter clothes and buoyant Halloween trade for supermarkets helped UK retail sales grow at the fastest annual pace for 14 years in October, according to official figures.

"The whole of the south-east is a sea of high rents punctuated only by a few small isolated low-cost islands … mainly old seaside towns such as Margate and Hastings where the once buoyant tourist trade has long since declined.

The company's value — even before the shares began trading — reflects buoyant global demand for pharmaceutical products and services.

Carpet and floor fitters say that a buoyant market means more trade and, after a post-recession slump, things have started to pick up.

While profits are up, and trading profits are buoyant, the pace of lending is not picking up.