Sentence examples for rebound in output from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, industrial production was likely essentially flat in the first quarter, given that there was a marked rebound in output in February from January's sharp drop.

Such a climb would imply that the prospects for a rebound in output and employment have been greatly reduced -- and that high unemployment would be our new normal.

Britain's factories saw a strong rebound in output and new orders in August, according to a survey that suggested manufacturers quickly shrugged off the shock of June's vote to leave the EU.

The rebound in output, coming after encouraging signs of improvement in exports and retail sales, lends further support to the Bank of Japan's view that the economy will recover by the end of this year, reducing the need for additional monetary easing — the buying of government bonds to increase market liquidity.

Less than 15 months after the earthquake, in March 1996, manufacturing activity in greater Kobe was at 98% of its projected pre-quake level.Mr Horwich reckons that the likely reason for this rebound in output and economic activity, even as swathes of infrastructure still lay in ruins, is that output can be produced using different combinations of labour and capital.

TOKYO — The Bank of Japan kept monetary policy on hold and gave a brighter assessment of the economy on Tuesday, encouraged by a rebound in factory output and increasing signs that the recovery from the devastating March earthquake is broadening.

German unemployment rose in September, to 9.4% of the labour force.Britain's industrial production jumped in August, thanks to a rebound in manufacturing, but output was still 2.3% down on a year earlier.

Asia's economies are looking rosier, buoyed by a spectacular rebound in China, where output grew at an annualised rate of some 16% between April and June.

There was some better news for the euro zone on Wednesday, with figures showing that French industrial output rose unexpectedly in August, largely due to a rebound in automobile production.

On the contrary, high- and low-skill occupations, if they experience contractions, tend to rebound in accordance with trends in output during upswings.

But although there was a surprising rebound in optimism over manufacturing output and exports during the summer, stock market enthusiasm remains restricted to bright prospects in advanced technology and medium-sized and smaller firms with special attributes.