Sentence examples for trade has rebounded from inspiring English sources

Since 2009, trade has rebounded.

Adding to the complexity, other European officials say, is a third group of economies that includes France and Italy, which did not suffer as much during the recession because they are not as reliant on global trade — but have not recovered as well, either, as trade has rebounded.

Trade has rebounded lately as demand for Russia's oil and gas continues and prices for both are at record highs.

On the New York Stock Exchange, trading volume has rebounded to high levels, but there's a catch: most of that activity involves professionals, many of them making big, short-term bets.

But the exchange traded fund (ETF) has rebounded nicely, advancing 10.2% in the last 30 days and 14.4% for the year.

Ricoh's American depository receipts are fairly lightly traded, although the share price has rebounded from its 52-week low of $75.50 in October, closing last Friday at $95.75.

As a result, the stock has rebounded somewhat, to trade around $29.

Further, the batted-ball profile has rebounded with a trade of ground balls (down from 46.3 percent in 2011 to 39.4 percent) for extra line drives and fly balls.

(Last year, the stock traded as low as five, but has rebounded to about nine).

The indictment of BetOnSports prompted a big sell-off in the shares of publicly traded online casinos, but the sector has rebounded.

Evercore, led by former deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman, raised $83 million in the debut, and its stock was up 17% on its first day of trading as of 2 p.m. KBW has rebounded from the devastation it suffered in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, when 67 of its employees, including its co-chief executive Joseph Berry, died and its World Trade Center headquarters was destroyed.