Synonyms for business cycle
busi·ness cy·cle

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1. business cyclenoun

   Synonyms:
   economic cycle

2. business cyclenoun

   A long-term fluctuation in economic activity between growth and recession

   Synonyms:
   economic cycle

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1. business cycle, trade cyclenoun

   recurring fluctuations in economic activity consisting of recession and recovery and growth and decline

   Synonyms:
   trade cycle

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1. Anton Heese:

   This is confounding for people who argue the yield curve is not giving its usual signal on the economy because of central bank action, the difficulty this time is we have an abnormal business cycle and more importantly an abnormal central bank cycle ... (although) one is always cautious about saying the current situation is different from previous periods in history.

2. Torsten Slok:

   I can't ever remember a situation when we've seen anything like this before, when I was at the IMF there was only one global business cycle. In the late 1990s and early 2000s it would have been impossible to imagine the kind of decoupling we have today.

3. Torsten Slok:

   When I was at the IMF there was only one global business cycle. In the late 1990s and early 2000s it would have been impossible to imagine the kind of decoupling we have today.

4. Robert Parkes:

   We believe that market optimism on the mining sector is at a pretty low level on concerns regarding supply-side issues and the sustainability of Chinese growth. And that makes the sector sensitive to any good news coming through, we are overweight on the mining sector and believe that the pessimism is overdone especially in the current environment where the business cycle indicators are starting to point upwards. It's a cyclical sector and is exposed to a re-acceleration in the global economy.

5. Diane Swonk:

   What many once hoped would be a sprint has become a marathon of a pandemic with the finish line a mirage, the risk of a policy misstep and a premature end to this business cycle is rising.