Sentence examples for financial bounce from inspiring English sources

Tyco, post-Kozlowski, has made a brilliant recovery, saving thousands of jobs and providing a huge financial bounce for investors.

As for what kind of financial bounce Michael can expect from the auction, a pair of his white socks did go for $15,000£10,00000) in 2005, but that was... well, that was before The Allegations.

In the prolonged recession, New York's two new ballparks Yankee Stadium and the Mets Citii Field may not produce the usual financial bounce for the respective franchises.

Years of austerity saw the country achieve one of the EU's most successful financial bounce-backs, yet unemployment remains stubbornly high, spurring many young Latvians to move abroad.

Of late, growth outperformed value as energy faded, but the variance is closing now as financials bounce back.

Financials bounced back from steep declines.

Once the auto and financial industries bounce back, elite athletes will probably see a resurgence in corporate endorsement deals.

Financial markets bounced on Wednesday as hopes of further intervention in the eurozone by the European Central Bank gave some respite to investors.

But Jack A. Ablin, chief investment officer at Harris Private Bank, notes that since the first three months of this rally — when financial stocks bounced back the most — these shares have actually lagged behind the broad market.

Financial stocks bounced back strongly from steep losses on Friday, when investors sold shares on reports that some banks would have trouble collecting on loans as the economy slows.

C1 Stockbroker's Glum Forecast Merrill Lynch, the biggest American brokerage firm, warned that its earnings would sink this quarter and that unless the financial markets bounced back soon, it might have to eliminate more than the 3,300 jobs it cut this year.