uptick

UK
/ˈʌp.tɪk/
US
/ˈʌp.tɪk/
upticksubstantiv
upticks
Pl.
UK
/ˈʌp.tɪk/
US
/ˈʌp.tɪk/
Übersetzungen
hausseSens général ; s’emploie souvent dans les contextes économiques et financiers.
There was an uptick in the company's stock prices after the new product launch.
Il y a eu une hausse du cours de l’action de l’entreprise après le lancement du nouveau produit.
Definitionen
A small increase or rise in something, especially in economic or financial contexts.
There was an uptick in the company's stock prices after the new product launch.
A transaction price that is higher than the immediately preceding transaction price on the same security.
The uptick triggered the so-called uptick rule, preventing short sales at that price.
uptickverb
upticked
Präteritum
upticked
Partizip Perfekt
upticking
Gerundium
UK
/ˈʌptɪk/
US
/ˈʌptɪk/
Used (chiefly in finance) to mean ‘to rise slightly’
Übersetzungen
augmenter légèrementEmploi surtout en langue économique et journalistique.
Housing starts upticked modestly in the second quarter.
Les mises en chantier ont légèrement augmenté au deuxième trimestre.
Definitionen
To rise or increase slightly, especially in price, rate, or activity.
Housing starts upticked modestly in the second quarter.
Synonyme
nudge up
tick up
inch up
edge up
go up
pick up
uptickadjektiv
Attributive use (e.g. “the uptick rule”)
Übersetzungen
en hausseSe dit d’une tendance marquée par une légère augmentation.
An uptick trend in consumer confidence has been noted.
Une tendance en hausse de la confiance des consommateurs a été constatée.
Definitionen
Marking or characterized by a small rise or increase.
An uptick trend in consumer confidence has been noted.