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Buoyant

Describing a market where prices are trending upward, especially when they are doing so gradually.

buoyant

Of or relating to a market in which prices have a tendency to move upward.

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Liverpool well beaten by buoyant Watford

Housebuilders saw a return to buoyant conditions last month after a weather-hit February - the 11th month in a row for the sector

Sector sees continuing growth

Said Mr Kinnear: "At the minute, it is difficult to accurately predict what will happen in the rental MARKET over the coming year because the property sector is faced with a real and unique prospect of both a buoyant sales and rental MARKET taKing place at the same time.

Quality is what counts in our 'unique market'

The shell would need to be unexpectedly rigid and thick--at least 40 km--to keep the buoyant masses from pushing themselves upward.

Titan's stiff resistance..

At the same time, the flow-field characteristics of annular buoyant jets received great attention from computational fluid dynamics (CFD).

Flow-field characteristics of high-temperature annular buoyant jets and their development laws influenced by ventilation system

Richard Spies, CO0 of BPZ Energy said, "The use of the buoyant tower design has been a key driver in the cost-effective and timely expansion of the development of our Z-1 asset."

Buoyant Tower set off Peru

Richard Franklin, RICS residential spokesman for the West Midlands, said: "The rental market for properties with two bedrooms or more is buoyant and this looks likely to continue.

LETTINGS BUOYANT AS DEMAND RISES

RENTS in Wales rose further in the three months to April as fresh tenant demand and growing supply kept the market buoyant, the latest Rics Residential Lettings Survey has found.

Rents follow demand up

"Demand from the agrochemical sector, which has been buoyant in recent years, weakened markedly mid-way through the year.

Chemicals firm stays buoyant in downturn; private business

TUNIS (TAP) - The report on the first phase of the technical assistance project for the implementation of an action plan related to the Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) programme in the area of information and communication technologies (ICTs), published on June 22, 2011, revealed RDI's forces and weaknesses in Tunisia and proposed buoyant niches.

Research and development: strengths and weaknesses

In the past 12 months the market in Ingleby Barwick has been relatively buoyant and there has been some stabilisation in the Thornaby area.

What the estate agent says

Summary: Stuart Pearce has reported a buoyant mood in the England camp ahead of Sunday's World Cup clash with Germany.