Examples of using Monetary stimulus in English and their translations into Chinese
{-}
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Programming
But the impact of the central bank's monetary stimulus is likely to ripple through the global economy in 2015.
We then refused to use fiscal and monetary stimulus strongly enough to emerge swiftly from the post-crisis economic malaise.
Now, economists warn of deflationary threats, calling for more monetary stimulus to boost slowing growth.
If we really want to live up to our mandate, further monetary stimulus is now needed until there is improvement in economic and inflation prospects.
Abe took office 3 1/2 years ago, pledging to reboot the economy with aggressive monetary stimulus, fiscal spending and reform plans.
The decision to cut quantitative easing measures was not unanimous among ECB policymakers, and a large majority favoured keeping monetary stimulus open-ended, he said.
Mario Draghi, head of the European Central Bank, signaled that the bank could boost monetary stimulus at its meeting in December.
On June 18, European Central Bank head Mario Draghi hinted that a monetary stimulus is on the way if the economy doesn't improve.
Its weakened export performance, however, is discouraging private investment and there are calls for stronger fiscal and monetary stimulus.
ECB president suggests euro-area economy not yet strong enough to warrant weaning off monetary stimulus.
These various measures certainly pushed down long-term yields and provided monetary stimulus in the depths of the crisis when it was needed.
We are very encouraged by this, and we are growing increasingly confident that the economy will need less monetary stimulus over time.”.
Mr. Bernanke:“The Federal Reserve has a range of tools that could be used to provide additional monetary stimulus.
So Japan's in a weird situation where it doesn't need monetary stimulus, but the BOJ should nonetheless adopt monetary stimulus.
Against the backdrop of a tame inflation environment, the soft durable goods data strengthened the argument for the Federal Reserve to maintain its monetary stimulus.
Some fear that the weakness of the domestic economy will drive inflation well below target, thus requiring further monetary stimulus.
This was encouraging news for the BoC which is now“increasingly confident that the economy will need less monetary stimulus over time”.
As conditions have improved in the global economy, a number of central banks have withdrawn some monetary stimulus.
To support its targets, the Chinese government is expected to continue using fiscal and monetary stimulus measures.
The best labor market in nearly thirty years should tell Fed officials that additional monetary stimulus is not required.