Meanings of continue buoyancy in English

The continued buoyancy of the economy means there are now decent employment opportunities for most school leavers.

Continued buoyancy in tax revenues is underpinning the favourable outlook for the December Budget, according to new figures.

Little as he had hoped from its long- continued buoyancy, he found matters even worse than he apprehended they would be.

Residential Site: The continuing buoyancy in the housing market should help the forthcoming sale of a large residential site at Mullingar, Co Westmeath.

Tax revenues are running well ahead of target, due to a strong rise in capital gains tax and continued buoyancy in stamp duties.

Continued buoyancy in the broad economy continues to favour the development of its business with good margins earned despite rising land and construction costs.

Their continued buoyancy reflects expectations that it will likely take months for investors to get a clear picture of the economic impact of the pandemic.

The number of company liquidations dropped to its lowest level in 20 years in 2006, underlining the continued buoyancy of the economy.