Примери за използване на Powell's comments на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Powell's comments from the Q& A session.
Gold prices lower ahead of Powell's comments.
They said Powell's comments are“consistent with our expectation that easing will end” with a second 25 basis points cut.
Stock markets fell on Powell's comments.
The turn came after Powell's comments that FED may already be targeting interest rate cuts in the second half of 2019.
The move was overturned by dollar weakness after Powell's comments.
Powell's comments also led to continued uncertainty about the dollar, sparked by Trump's criticism of the Federal Reserve.
Goldman Sachs forecast weak USD after Powell's comments.
Powell's comments on Jan. 4 secured the financial markets, in particular, that the Fed is ready for flexible changes to the Fed's balance sheet.
Banking stocks rose after short-term borrowing interests fell andlong-term rates grew after Powell's comments.
Recent Powell's comments have suggested future caution in raising interest rates in the United States, which turned out to be negative for the dollar.
None of this, however, satisfied investors' expectations,especially following Jerome Powell's comments, that quantification will continue at the current pace.
Markets took a leg lower during Powell's comments that the central bank would continue to reduce the size of its balance sheet at the current pace.
Yesterday's state session ended in green, as the indexes barely escaped from the bottom of the day after Powell's comments to Congress, optimism about trade talks and Kim's meeting with Trump.
Powell's comments that the Central Bank is"ready to change the policy" raised the mood of investors and caused a sharp rise in US stocks.
The strong rebound in stock prices followed Powell's comments that the thought of interest rate cuts is not distant for the Federal Reserve.
Powell's comments only fueled speculation that the central bank will cut interest rates later this year to curb the decline in economic growth.
In the FX markets,the US dollar sharply depreciated following Jerome Powell's comments, with the Japanese yen rising to about 113.51 and the Australian dollar at$ 0.7298.
Mr. Powell's comments echoed remarks he made Tuesday, where he said he doesn't see evidence the labor market is at risk of overheating or of price pressures accelerating.
Worse NFP data will mean a fall in the dollar,which will be positive for stocks and indices, and Powell's comments will be closely monitored for the future of monetary policy in the country.
Mr Powell's comments contradict a recent statement by UK Prime Minister Tony Blair that individual operations would require the Iraqi government's consent.
Central bank decisions still seem to remain the leading sentiment of both the Old Continent and the United States,especially following Powell's comments, that a cut in cut rates is completely possible.
The for June will be taken in the context of Powell's comments that there is a risk that weak inflation may be even more persistent that the Fed currently expects.
Mr. Powell's comments were largely in line with the Fed's current policy rhetoric, but he did sound a little more lax in the area of regulation.
Despite the slowdown in global growth andthe trade war, Powell's comments that the Fed are ready to act, even with interest cuts to keep the US economy, have led to the strongest one-day rally in US stocks.
Mr. Powell's comments were largely in line with the Fed's current policy rhetoric, although he did sound a little more lax than current Fed Chair Janet Yellen in the area of regulation.
Secretary Powell conveyed President Bush's comments that‘Americans have always considered the Bulgarian people to be our friends, and we will be proud to call you our allies'.
Powell's latest comments come as U.S. equities finished their worst year in over a decade.
The Fed's decision contributed to short-term growth in the US dollar, but positivism vanished afterwards,largely because Powell's interest rate appreciation and comments were long awaited by investors.
Since beginning his four-year term at the Fed in February, Powell's tenure has been marred by disapproving comments from President Donald Trump.