What terms are used to describe a market where all assets are in a state of growth?

A market where all assets are in a state of growth is often referred to as a "bull market" or a "rising market." This means that the prices of most assets, such as stocks, bonds, and commodities, are increasing over a sustained period of time. Investors in a bull market are generally optimistic about the future performance of the market and are more willing to take on risk.