Examples of using Monetary aggregate in English and their translations into Dutch
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predilections in this area, especially as yesterday's FT report on the uncertainty of monetary aggregate statistics cast doubt on whether we need to worry about their sharp growth?
Of up to two years and deposits redeemable at notice of up to three months. The broad monetary aggregate M3 includes M2 plus repurchase agreements,
This is reflected in the gradual rise in the annual growth rate of the narrow monetary aggregate M1 to 8.8% in the fourth quarter of 2002, from 5.5% in the same quarter of 2001.
The broad monetary aggregate M3 includes M2 plus repurchase agreements,
the ECB has announced a reference value for the broad monetary aggregate M3.
as signalled by the announcement of a quantitative reference value for the growth of a broad monetary aggregate, and a broadly based assessment of the outlook for price developments
This strength is reflected in the continued high growth rates of both the broad monetary aggregate M3 and lending to the private sector(see Chart 5),
This is reflected in the declining annual growth rates of both the broad monetary aggregate M3 and MFI loans to the private sector,
Monetary aggregates trends are one of the key pillars of monetary policy.
The first monetary aggregates were published in December 1998.
Monetary aggregates in the euro area annual percentage changes.
Seasonally adjusted monetary aggregates are published each month;
The most common monetary aggregates are: M0- cash;
Memorandum items for the derivation and assessment of the monetary aggregates and counterparts 2.
NBB Belgian contribution to the monetary aggregates.
The monetary aggregates calculated by the ECB may include deposit liabilities
A privileged role for monetary aggregates and, finally, the ESCB having at its disposal its own forecasts of inflation and other variables.
A prominent role for monetary aggregates, provided that money demand in the euro area is sufficiently stable in the long run;