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Home construction jumped 28% last year, helping drive a rebound in hiring in a sector decimated during the recession.
Warm weather and heavy discounts have helped drive a rebound in retail sales, potentially tempering fears of the UK economy grinding to a halt following the Brexit vote.
And the increase in plane deliveries in the second quarter helped drive a rebound in that part of Boeing's business, which had slipped behind its military work in total revenue and profit.
Adding to the optimism, the government of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi raised its official assessment of the economy Tuesday for the first time in six months, saying a business recovery was beginning to drive a rebound in consumer spending, which accounts for 60percentt of the Japanese economy.
Despite the earnings miss, Cowen & Co. maintained an "outperform" rating on RIM, expecting key carrier launches to drive a rebound in subscriber additions in the second and third quarters.
"With both stocks, particularly Merix, trading at washed-out valuations, we believe this round of consolidation could drive a rebound in the stocks similar to what was experienced in 2003, after the industry's last wave of consolidation," CSFB said.
Strong exports of commodities and a return to profitability by Sweden's banking sector drove a rebound in 2010, but growth slipped in 2013, as a result of continued economic weakness in the EU - Sweden's main export market.
When oil prices plunged in autumn, China began buying, importing and storing oil in huge quantities, helping to drive a partial rebound in world oil prices in spring.
When oil prices plunged in the autumn, China began buying, importing and storing oil in huge quantities, helping to drive a partial rebound in world oil prices in spring.
That relatively modest shift has helped drive an outsized rebound in share prices.
"We are still in the early part of the economic recovery," he said, "and sustained economic growth is needed to drive a job market rebound" that will give consumers the confidence to spend and drive up sales numbers.
