Examples of using Monetary base in English and their translations into Russian
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Dhana is a currency at guaranteed nominal value and convertible in its monetary base, that is in capital shares of the societies
Since January 2009 the monetary base grew faster than the money supply,
In 1997 the monetary base was growing mainly at the expense of an increase in the official external reserves Fig. 3.
In September, the monetary base rose by 6.6% MoM,
In addition, today was published data on the monetary base, which grew by 36.9% over the year,
Tomorrow we should pay attention to statistics on the monetary base, consumer confidence,
Unsterilized interventions of NBK in FX market resulted in monetary base contraction in YoY terms by T266bn to T3.0trln in May 2013.
In addition, today was released a report on the monetary base in Japan, which showed growth of the indicator to 42.7%,
Growth of quotations continued today, despite the slowdown in the monetary base growth in June to 42.6% per annum, compared with an expected 48.3.
The limited size of the foreign currency reserves will force the NBK to defend Tenge by shrinking the monetary base.
In 2007, monetary base in Moldova increased by 46,4%
At the same time, the monetary base shrank by 18% in November and possibly by just
Also yesterday, was released the data on the monetary base in the euro area,
On Friday will be published the data on the monetary base and the level of unemployment in Japan,
In addition, monetary policy in Japan is ultra-soft, despite the slowdown of the monetary base growth, and the fact that improvement in the U.S.
suggests that the monetary base will continue to shrink.
In response, the NBK made speculations expensive by shrinking the monetary base and letting Kazprime rate rise to 8.9% Figure 3.
The statement of the Bank of Japan supported the decision to increase the monetary base by 60-70 trillion yen.
It should be noted that in the second half-year the monetary base was shrinking at a slower rate than it had done in the first half-year.
Fig. 2.20 shows the dynamics of the ratio of the gross gold and hard currency reserves to the monetary base.