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Meanings of economic rebound in English

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Usage of economic rebound in English
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Republicans believe an economic rebound in the fall would bolster his prospects.
Reuters
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That boom hasn't come, and the global economic rebound has been short-lived.
Reuters
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By some high frequency measures, however, the economic rebound continues apace.
Reuters
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Hopes for rising demand from an economic rebound boosted oil prices.
Reuters
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Britain's economic rebound has been led by consumer spending and the housing market.
Reuters
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Moreover, the hopes of a strong economic rebound during 2009 are also receding.
The Irish Times
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Crude has since found support on expectations of an economic rebound.
Reuters
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Almost as startling as the collapse was the economic rebound in the 2000s.
The Guardian
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Analysts like Zhu have warned China's economic rebound could be short-lived.
Reuters
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The figures, following earlier reports of shrinking inventories, support hopes for an economic rebound.
The Irish Times
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Pinto added that current oil prices were not dampening prospects of an economic rebound.
Reuters
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China can expect a decent economic rebound in 2021, but economic anxiety is warranted.
Reuters
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U.S. stocks fell on Thursday on concerns over the durability of the economic rebound.
Reuters
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A deal would extend Blackstone's presence in Spain, which is enjoying an economic rebound.
Reuters
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More diversified companies are reviewing portfolios to boost growth in a slow economic rebound.
Reuters
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The stalemate has paralyzed decision-making and threatens to hinder an economic rebound from recession.
Reuters
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Economic rebound across language varieties
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United States of America
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