反落(はんらく)

はんらく
noun
decline after a rise; reactionary drop
formaleconomics
1. decline after a rise, reactionary drop, pullback
A drop in price or value that follows a period of increase. A financial and stock market term describing a reversal in an upward trend.
株価(かぶか)が反落(はんらく)した。
Stock prices fell back.
日経平均(にっけいへいきん)は前日(ぜんじつ)の上昇(じょうしょう)から反落(はんらく)した。
The Nikkei average pulled back from the previous day's rise.
利益確定(りえきかくてい)売(う)りに押(お)されて反落(はんらく)し、前日比(ぜんじつひ)百円安(ひゃくえんやす)で引(ひ)けた。
Pushed down by profit-taking, it fell back and closed 100 yen lower than the previous day.

反落(はんらく) describes a decline in prices following a period of increase. A compound of 反(はん) (reverse) + 落(らく) (fall). Used with する.

Usage

Primarily a financial and stock market term. Appears frequently in news reports about market movements. Implies that the drop is a reversal of a previous rise, not an independent decline.

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