Meanings of rallying more in English

Top Republicans could help Cruz quash the issue by rallying more forcefully to his defense.

American Airlines parent AMR Corp AMR.N posted the sharpest gain, rallying more than 9 percent.

The CSI300 index fell 1.3 percent, after rallying more than 3 percent on Tuesday.

The euro edged back to $1.083, after rallying more than 4% last week.

The euro was firm at $1.1126 after rallying more than 4% last week.

After rallying more than 50 percent this year to record highs, shares in the bookmaker slumped 7.3 percent on Friday following in-line results.

UK government bonds soared on the announcement, with the June future rallying more than 2.50 full points, while sterling fell against the dollar.

Oil prices had risen to a one-year high of $82 earlier this week, after rallying more than 10 percent in a week.

The Nikkei has fallen 4.6 percent so far this month after rallying more than 19 percent in January-March, its best first-quarter performance in 24 years.

The Nikkei is down 8.9 percent since April after rallying more than 19 percent in January-March to log its best first-quarter performance in 24 years.

After rallying more than 50 percent from lows earlier this year, world crude is struggling to get a foothold above $40 a barrel.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.3 percent to a seven-month high after rallying more than 1 percent in the previous session.

The euro was down 0.1 percent at $1.3091, keeping most of its gains after rallying more than 1 percent on Draghi's comments on Thursday.

US light crude for October delivery firmed 72 cents to $103.30 a barrel by 6.47am, after rallying more than $1 earlier in the session.

Europe's Travel and Leisure index lost up to 58% of its value in less than a month in mid-March before rallying more than 60% since.