Konjunktur.
current economic situation, current trend in the business or trade cycle
Meaning & usage
current economic situation, current trend in the business or trade cycle
ellipsis of Hochkonjunktur: economic boom
conjunction, conjuncture
Where this word comes from
17th century, from Medieval Latin coniunctūra, from coniunctus (“linked”). Originally an astrological term for a kind of constellation, it developed the economic sense in the 18th century. Similar uses in other European languages (French conjoncture, Italian congiuntura) appear to be younger and thus semantic loans from German.
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