congiunturale

cyclical

adjective kon-joon-too-RAH-leh Rare

Also means

conjunctural

Usage Note

Congiunturale is an economics and policy term meaning 'relating to the current economic cycle or conjuncture' — often translated as 'cyclical' or 'conjunctural'. Analisi congiunturale is an economic situation analysis; ripresa congiunturale is a cyclical recovery. It is invariable for gender (un dato congiunturale / una crisi congiunturale) and has no everyday synonym in Italian.

Examples

"I dati congiunturali mostrano una ripresa moderata."

Natural Translation

Cyclical data show a moderate recovery.

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