Sentence examples for expected rebound from inspiring English sources

Optimists say a young, fast-urbanizing population, rising incomes and an expected rebound in the country's economic expansion rate will drive the market's future growth.

The Bundesbank said the rising euro and the weakening of crucial export markets like the United States could choke off an expected rebound in exports.

A cutback in refining production and the expected rebound in driving this weekend are helping to push up prices at the pump.

Zeiler hailed a "stronger than expected rebound" in the TV ad market in western Europe for what he called "outstanding results" which saw revenues rise 8.7% to €5.6bn.

Sun Junwei, a China economist at HSBC, wrote in a research note, "The stronger than expected rebound of September exports growth is helpful to alleviate concerns of a sharper slowdown" of the Chinese economy.

A Barclays research note this week predicted that in 2013 Chinese oil demand would increase 340,000 barrels a day, based on an expected rebound in manufacturing and truck sales.

He expects "rebounding" demand in 2009.

He expects rebounds in housing and auto sales to help propel a broad-based recovery that will include an acceleration of job creation.

But profits are expected to rebound.

Now, however, the compensation ratio is expected to rebound somewhat.

The United States and Europe are expected to rebound more slowly.