Sentences with phrase «buoyant demand»

«Rather than having to fill a fixed number of studentships in any year, a university could trade off a year of lean demand against a year with buoyant demand,» says the EPSRC.
Fonterra chairman John Wilson said the co-operative's strong financial position, good customer orders and buoyant demand has allowed the board to increase payments to farmers in January by 10c / kg and it planned to hold the advance rate through to May.
Buoyant demand in this market stems from the high level of vehicle affordability — in part a consequence of the appreciation of the Australian dollar — and generally favourable financial conditions.
In addition, nickel prices have fallen in recent months, as earlier disruptions to supply have been resolved, but remain high as a result of buoyant demand and low inventories.

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Reflecting buoyant domestic demand, non-tradable inflation stood at 5.0 per cent over the year to the March quarter.
As outlined in the previous Statement, the outlook for the resources sector is quite favourable: external demand remains buoyant, a large number of new projects are due to commence production, and there is likely to be some easing of transport infrastructure constraints.
He explained that what the state is demanding from the people is not new taxes and levies but existing ones, saying «Governor Rauf Aregbesola wants to complete all ongoing projects and the only way to achieve this is through buoyant resources that could be generated internally».
The Hong Kong commerce and industry markets remains buoyant as demand for in - house counsel continues across the sectors.
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The limited supply of property in the northern Johannesburg is driving demand, and the market is currently buoyant.
According to international real estate consultancy Cluttons, demand in Dubai's commercial market remained buoyant in the first six months of 2016.
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