Examples of using Quantitative easing in English and their translations into Spanish
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Then came the quantitative easing policies, but, again, the money being printed is still being used to buy up government securities.
of 2007/8 has been, in part, to inject more money into the financial system, through quantitative easing.
We are not surprised that the Bank of Japan undertook further quantitative easing in 2014.
Meanwhile, the European Central Bank's(ECB) quantitative easing(QE) programme is underway,
I think the writing is on the wall that the ECB seems to be stepping closer to full quantitative easing.
known as Quantitative Tightening, and it is the process of reverting Quantitative Easing.
the European Central Bank will probably start to taper quantitative easing.
An announcement by the United States Federal Reserve on the possibility of tapering quantitative easing had caused turbulence in global financial markets in the summer of 2013,
Premature unwinding of quantitative easing could also lead to a sell-off in global equity markets,
Quantitative easing involves the expansion of central bank balance sheets by buying up large amounts of public
If it finally implements a quantitative easing(QE) programme, it will more than likely opt for
The potential impact of quantitative easing(QE) in the eurozone:
In November 2010, the Federal Reserve started the second round of quantitative easing, targeting the purchase of $600 billion of longer-term Treasury securities by June 2011.
However, speculation on a slowing of quantitative easing led to a sell-off in emerging market bond markets,
combined with several rounds of quantitative easing and with a countercyclical fiscal policy.
also called«Quantitative Easing»(QE),(1) which directly expand the monetary base.
the US Federal Reserve announced in December of last year that it would begin to wind down its third quantitative easing programme of bond purchases, beginning in January.
as we expect a stronger dollar given the ECB's extension of quantitative easing.
the ECB will continue to issue euros in the amount of 2.6 trillion euros per year with the aim of stimulating the EU economy quantitative easing.
who in recent days announced that it was suspending its policy of injecting funds into the economy quantitative easing.