rebound

After hitting rock bottom in 2001, the rate of growth in industrial production has rebounded steadily.
Après avoir atteint son niveau le plus bas en 2001, le taux de croissance de la production industrielle a constamment augmenté.
One factor in rising underemployment is the sheer stubbornness of unemployment in an economy that, by other measures, has rebounded sharply.
Un facteur dans la hausse du sous-emploi est l'obstination pure du chômage dans une économie qui, par d'autres mesures, a fortement rebondi.
Energy trade has rebounded following the drop in oil prices in 1986 and, by the end of the last century, this share was approaching 55 per cent of primary energy use.
Le commerce énergétique a connu un rebond à la suite de la chute des prix du pétrole en 1986 et à la fin du siècle passé, ce produit comptait pour presque 55 % dans la consommation d'énergie primaire.
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