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As bubbles accumulate, the magma becomes more buoyant and rises faster, sometimes tearing apart and erupting explosively.

The finance and insurance sector’s growth is expected to remain robust, as falling interest rates and a buoyant equity market should support a pickup in loan growth and wealth management fees.

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Through a career spanning more than 60 years, Mr. Lloyd has created as buoyant and searching a body of music as modern jazz knows.

Aerospace exports were a particular driver, likely coming from planemaker Airbus to a large extent, though chemical and pharmaceutical exports were also buoyant, Insee said.