Sentence examples for rebound in consumption from inspiring English sources

Strong economic growth and a rebound in consumption are fueling demand for imports, economists said.

But with both a widening of exports and signs of a rebound in consumption at home there is increasing optimism that the current recovery has staying power.

A large rebound in consumption "looks unlikely in the near future," Masamichi Adachi, an economist at JPMorgan Chase in Tokyo, said in a research note.

There has been a rebound in consumption since the grimmest days of the Great Recession, but that has not been joined by an uptick in hiring or a robust expansion.

Engs says that the 4.6% rise in smoking by teenage girls over the past five years suggests that this lax phase is beginning with tobacco, whereas with alcohol the rebound in consumption is still a few years away.

The official figures showed there was a modest rebound in household consumption in the quarter, a rise of 0.2 per cent.

If private saving shrinks while the government borrows heavily, Japan will inevitably move into current-account deficit and become a net importer of capital.A shrinking surplus would be good news for Japan and for the rest of the world if it were caused by a strong rebound in domestic consumption and investment.

"The muted 0.1% rebound in real consumption in January was much weaker than most had expected and provides further evidence that domestic demand over the first quarter of as a whole slowed sharply," said Andrew Hunter, senior US economist at Capital Economics.

Early prospects for the 2006/07 season point to a modest recovery in feed use, to 624 million tonnes (up 1percentthisthis is mostly on assumption of a rebound in poultry consumption and reduced supplies of feed wheat.

Helped by a rebound in exports and consumption, the gross domestic product expanded 1.5 percent in the three months through September, compared with the previous quarter, numbers released by the Cabinet Office showed Monday.

"As we explored back in 2014, we expected a cyclical rebound in total alcohol consumption post-recession," chief analyst Freda Zhuo of Goldman Sachs said via CNBC on Monday.