Examples of using Rebounded in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
DXY rebounded from a low of 96.79 to settle at 96.94.
World trade had rebounded strongly in 2010, expanding by 12 per cent.
Remittances modestly rebounded in 2010 but remained well below 2008 levels.
On USDJPY rebounded from the level of 116.00 and formed inner bar.
Africa ' s economic growth rebounded from the financial and economic crises.
Saudi shares marginally rebounded last week, led by the petrochemical and banking sectors.
On GBPUSD reached the level of 1.53500 and seems to have rebounded from it.
Gold prices drifted lower as the U.S. Treasury yields rebounded from a four-week low.
However, the gold ounce rebounded from the lows to settle higher at $1198.
China ' s imports strongly rebounded to levels observed in the late 2007.
After the crisis, the economy rebounded with GDP growth of over 10% in 2003.
The two largest economies, Brazil and Mexico, rebounded in 2004 but slowed during 2005.
In developing countries, in contrast, employment rebounded, on average, more strongly than elsewhere.
In 1999, oil prices and revenues rebounded sharply from the depressed levels of 1998.
Major U.S. indices rebounded slightly on Friday, but they logged the worst weekly performance since March.
But despite the weak reading on the manufacturing, Chinese stocks rebounded today, led by small-cap securities.
I must repeat today, but NZDUSD price rebounded from the level 0.6500 and formed the inner bar.
Drexler was bitter about his ouster and he was vindicated when sales rebounded one month after his departure.
All major global stock indices rebounded from significant losses of the previous week.
The Euro rebounded from a ten-week low against the United States dollar following the softer U.S. data.