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Upswing

(1) An upward turn in a security's price after a period of flat or falling prices (market bottom). (2) The period during which a security's price trends upwards.

Upswing

A situation in which a security or stock market increases in price after a period of falling or flat prices. An upswing often refers to a short-term gain, but this is not always the case. See also: Bull market.
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Despite last year's upswing, serious crime remained about 34 percent lower in Lancaster and 22 percent lower in Palmdale than at the local crime peak in 1997, records show.
MAJOR CRIMES INCREASE INCIDENTS STILL FAR BELOW PEAK IN 1997
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This is one of the biggest upswings in 10 years," said Karner, director of the rocket lab.
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