Jun 6, 2006 12:36
17 yrs ago
French term

cycle de hausse

French to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) general finance
Les cours des matières premières vont-ils encore progresser ?

Ce qui laisse penser que le *cycle de hausse* va se poursuivre, c’est simple : C'est le déséquilibre entre l'offre et la demande. Du côté de l'offre, les réserves de pétrole sont en déclin, les mines de cuivre s'épuisent … C’est inéluctable avec des matières premières fossiles qui ne se renouvellent pas. Et, les investissements dans les capacités de production depuis un quart de siècle ont été trop peu importants. Face à cela la demande continue d'augmenter.
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bullish cycle

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Les matières premières solidement ancrées à leurs niveaux record



En dépit des corrections récentes, le cycle haussier des matières premières devrait perdurer sous l'effet de la demande chinoise, de la rareté et des faibles investissements passés. Les nouvelles matières premières à vocation écologique connaissent déjà une certaine effervescence.

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agree Assimina Vavoula
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merci
agree Word Smith
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merci
agree MikeGarcia
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merci
neutral Marc Glinert : I must say - and sorry once again CMJ, that I wouldn't go for bullish here. To me, bullish indicates speculatory buying because the buyer believes the price will rise. Here, according to the para. it is more the supply side which is driving the price move
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neutral Angela Dickson (X) : yes, 'bullish' is more about opinion and belief than about actual prices - the sentence here refers to a real increase in prices
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agree nnaemeka Odimegwu : bullish is what the stock guys would go for, especially the contexts idea of assurance
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upward spiral

but I like BULLISH
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period of growth

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or upward trend
Peer comment(s):

neutral Marc Glinert : ah - I've already been caught out with this one too julie. mustn't confuse rising prices with growth which suggests something rather more palpable
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OK! thanks for that...I've looked at it again. However, your suggestion is also in my suggestion :)) but point taken. thanks
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upward trend

I would keep it simple and neutral as above. Was it Tony (Dusty) who once said it is better to be broadly right than precisely wrong.
Peer comment(s):

agree Angela Dickson (X) : indeed
27 mins
thanks Angela
agree Natasha Dupuy
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thanks
agree Joy Gehner
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agree pearl1
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bull market

If we are talking about the prices of futures, options, or most other securities, I believe that this is the term that is commonly used for this market trend, at least by traders speculating on the prices of futures and commodities. The question is--is it also the ideal term in this context of economists or others discussing price not as an object of speculation--but as the result of economic conditions of supply and demand.
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1 day 17 hrs

cyclical upswing/upturn

A rise by itself obviously cannot constitute a "cycle" in English, but French writers apparently don't think that way.
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