Sentences with phrase «resilient in a downturn»

It also helps to pick investments within each category that are relatively resilient in downturns, such as blue - chip stocks and reliable dividend payers.

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Cocoa prices have proved resilient in the economic downturn, even as other commodity prices have slumped, and confectionery manufacturers are concerned that tight supply will keep prices high for some time yet.

The comptroller said his office recently issued a report on the role of immigrants in the city's economy and found areas like Flushing, Corona and Jackson Heights have quickly growing economies that have been more resilient to the economic downturn because of the small businesses often owned by immigrants.

The Dubai launch in November 2008 has shown that the Institute is resilient to the economic downturn, as professionals increasingly require qualifications to be able to compete in the market during these difficult times.

And the impact of the accelerating instability on an increasingly edgy investor market was perhaps most clearly evidenced in the auction sector because, although the industry is one of the most resilient during economic downturns, it is also one of the most reflective of the prevailing economic climate.

However, despite a protracted period of subdued economic downturn, the local residential market remains remarkably resilient — in part because investors, faced with unusually high levels of financial market volatility, are increasingly opting for the stability offered by «real» assets like property.