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The pattern is that of an economic upturn beginning to press on primary producing capacity, and in the UK on the labour market too.

The upturn following a decline is often shortlived and prices might resume their decline.

If all that did not produce an upturn in growth, something very strange would be happening.

And in the early stages of an upturn there is often a lag between vacancies rising and unemployment falling.

Enough talk, I said the yen. Do not felt loss, and so next year's economic upturn, and I will sell at high prices, and to share with you.

The upturn was an ''important turning point'' for exporters, a customs agency economist, Huang Guohua, said on state television, CCTV.

Ensuring that this fragile upturn is sustained will require some skill from policymakers.

Youngsters who have studied for longer may, moreover, be better placed for an eventual upturn, whenever that might be.

I don't think so. The government has decided to prop up the market with pension funds. There should be a small upturn.

The church, which normally attracts tourists and a few financial workers, experienced an upturn in visitors this week, Bozzuti-Jones said.

We have had a strong cyclical upturn, but we will continue to face major structural head winds.

Concerns remain, too, over the state of German banks' balance sheets, and their ability to support an upturn in business investment.

This approach ran a very real risk of slowing down industry response time to any future upturn in travel as capacity takes time to recover.

"The recent upturn in data is beginning to show signs of crumbling, " said Rob Carnell, economist at ING.

That said, such a trading strategy would have avoided the 1929 meltdown while nicely capturing the subsequent upturn.

Although currently enjoying an upturn in results, the Lions season looks set to be a battle against relegation.

It could come a few years thereafter once the cyclical upturn has exhausted itself in a final consumer-driven phase.

Her luck seems to have taken an upturn.

The shocks will restrain the cyclical upturn for a while but not derail it for good.

"Clearly financial markets are expecting much improved financial performance from airlines in the upturn phase of this cycle, " Iata said.

"If more did, the economy would be in a better position to recover from the downturn, and emerge more competitive when the upturn arrives. "

This means that the authorities tend to respond early to a downturn, as evident over the past year, but late to an upturn.

Item said growth in the economy was likely to depend on UK exporters taking advantage of the upturn in the global economy.

S&P's changes may even foretell a coming upturn for banks, he said.

Japan in a short span of few years, there have been consumer business, investment business and other signs of an economic upturn.

Cape Coral was a boom town a few years ago, buoyed by a huge upturn in house-building.

Although operating profit dropped and market share experienced adecline, these was an upturn in the level of turnover.

Firstly, companies have been holding on to staff in preparation for the economic upturn so they won't have to take as many people on. . .

It will take more than a cyclical upturn before politicians again allow banks to manufacture money on such an epic scale.

Some analysts remained cautious about the durability of the group's upturn and its retention of a 15-20 per cent return on equity target.

The fall in interest rates may be a cue for an upturn in consumer spending.

But a sudden upturn in consumer- or corporate-debt defaults could prompt a sell-off in the bond markets.

The sell off though is unlikely to occur until investors start betting on an upturn and that is more likely to be in 2009.

It is also, at least partly, behind the unexpected upturn in price growth since March 2009.

It was an upturn in Mr. Zhao's relationship with the government, but not one he entirely welcomed.

Supermarket chains confirmed an upturn in champagne sales, but alongside a significant rise in the sales of cheaper alternatives.

Mr Dimon says that any upturn will not alter his preference for avoiding grand strategic pronouncements.

The CDU's modest upturn in Rhineland-Palatinate only slightly lessens the shock of losing power in the party's heartland.

Most merchants report a slowdown in sales for October, but confidently expect an upturn with the approach of Christmas.

An adjustment back to around 100% might set the stage for a prolonged upturn in lending.

The recent upturn in Asian economies is creating a dangerous optimism that almost willfully ignores the difficulties ahead.

In June of 1930, relying on some anecdotal evidence of an upturn, Herbert Hoover announced, "The Depression is over. "

Across Europe, steelmakers don't see an upturn anytime soon, Europe's steel association, Eurofer, said Thursday.

The speed of the upturn in demand has surprised many and the industry is not best placed to cope.

Business surveys have suggested a more robust upturn and the labour market has been more resilient than expected.

Pruning your watch list is essential preparation for profiting from the eventual upturn in the economy and markets.

They are likely to return to familiar rates of growth per worker, though not all laid-off workers will benefit from the upturn.

Even that tentative upturn relied on unparalleled looseness in fiscal and monetary policy.

However, any upturn would be from a relatively low base.

And if the economy does manage that upturn, then surely government bond prices will fall sharply.

The upturn is forcing banks that laid off staff in their thousands only months ago to begin rehiring.

the recent upturn, greatly small restaurant suddenly explodes full.

Manufacturers will need to respond to the upturn in new orders by resuming production and replenishing stocks.

They are outright lying to you when they brazenly declare that your economies are on the mend and on the upturn.

The commercial upturn is reflected in its creative record.

The gradual recovery of the global economy and upturn of the Chinese economy have become more solid with enhanced economic stability.

Along with the upturn in the overall economy, job opportunities should continue to increase.

However, many investors consider the Chinese upturn fragile, driven by government actions rather than private investment.

Manpower's survey predicts and upturn in the public and social sectors.

An upturn in the arrival of refugees to Australia by boat has brought tragedy and controversy.

An upturn in volumes amid economic recovery would lift margins quickly.

The UN Conference on Trade and Development predicted a modest upturn in FDI this year.

Brisk exports highlight the upturn of the economy.

Call it insurance against an upturn, if you must - but once again, investment banks are sought-after intermediaries.

In our help and other people'; s efforts, Zheng Tao of a great upturn.

The afternoon sun penetrated the mass of honeysuckle that covered the porch, and fell on my upturn face.

Investors know that the next economic upturn, regardless of when and how, will have a lot to do with China.

The less encouraging news is that, although manufacturing is doing better, its upturn is modest by international standards.

The main reason for the upturn in China's export prices is not rampant domestic inflation, but the rise in the yuan.

HAVING weathered the storm, global carmakers are now turning their attention to the tie-ups they hope will give them an edge in the upturn.

The coldest winter in 30 years may have affected January's trade numbers; business surveys are now reporting a big upturn in export orders.

Yet there isn't a clear sign of an upturn in sales.

'You have to have a leveling out before you have an upturn, ' Mr. Chambers said in a recent interview.

An upturn in the sales figures delighted our manager.

There's no hockey-stick upturn in digital downloads.

Experts have forecast an upturn in the stock market.

But globally, SPX hasn't seen strong signs of an upturn yet.

The government is convinced that Britain is emerging from the recession and will see an economic upturn.

The upturn of arrears and tax unpaid was well curbed.

But don't expect an upturn for this quarter.

The big upturn took off in October 2008, just after Lehman went belly up.

The third-quarter decline was worse than economists' forecast for flat growth or a mild upturn.

That is because the cyclical upturn is unlikely to do any more than paper over Japan's deep-seated problems.

China is a big driver of the current upturn.

The soonest upturn will be 2010.

The hope is that sentiment will improve at theprospect of an upturn in 2010.

This is the strongest upturn for more than 30 years.

The good news is that 53% of those polled think that the US economy will hit bottom and begin an upturn by early to mid 2009 or sooner.

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