In financial jargon, this refers to an upward movement after a period of contraction; in terms of – the economy, which is now emerging from a recession, or – an asset, which is now showing higher quotes after a price decline (a recovery from a previous negative activity. When it is used for the general economy, it indicates that economic activity has increased from lower levels, like a recession. In case of an asset, a rebound means that it has moved higher from a lower price level). – See Boom, Dialemma, Jobless Recovery. – See Business Cycle Diagnosis, Rebound Effect.
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