英語 での Extremely accommodative の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In any case, Japan's financial conditions are extremely accommodative.
The Bank will continue to maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment so as to help the economy achieve a self-sustaining recovery in domestic private demand.
At that time, there was debate about the necessity of exiting extremely accommodative monetary policy in Japan.
The Bank will maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment and thereby provide steady support for Japan's economy to return to a sustainable growth path with price stability.
Furthermore, the Bank has made itsstance clear that it will consistently maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment.
One member said that, in a situation where the extremely accommodative financial environment continued, business fixed investment by small nonmanufacturers, which were sensitive to interest rates, warranted attention.
In terms of assessing monetary policy in Japan in light of such an aim,the financial conditions in Japan are extremely accommodative Chart 20.
A few other members expressed concern about the risk that the extremely accommodative financial environment might lead to an excessive rise in asset prices.
To this end, the Bank will continue to consistently make contributions as the central bank. In the conduct of monetary policy,the Bank will aim to maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment.
As mentioned earlier,Japanese financial conditions are likely to remain extremely accommodative, despite the U.S. subprime mortgage problem and the consequent volatility in global financial markets.
At the same time, the shift toward economic globalization encompassing emerging countries helped contain upward pressure on prices, keeping interest rates low throughout the world,and financial conditions were extremely accommodative.
A different member said that, in a situation where the extremely accommodative financial environment continued, business fixed investment by small nonmanufacturers, which were sensitive to interest rates, warranted attention.
Another characteristic of the current economic expansion is that thefinancial environment has continued to be extremely accommodative, and this has been supporting private demand.
In October this year,the Bank expressed again its aim to maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment and provide steady support for Japan's economy, and I will emphasize again today that the Bank firmly maintains such a stance.
Moving toward Sustainable Economic Growth As I have just explained, the Bank is makinguse of various policy tools to maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment to overcome deflation.
In the meantime,many central banks in the developed economies are pursuing extremely accommodative monetary policy, including unconventional policy measures, in order to extricate economies from low growth and low inflation.
Faced with low growth and low inflation in the years following the Global Financial Crisis,many central banks of major economies adopted extremely accommodative monetary policy, including unconventional measures.
In the short-term money markets, extremely accommodative conditions were maintained under quantitative easing. Favorable financing conditions also continued in the credit markets, as the impact of the widening in spreads in the US and European markets was limited.
As for the first stage of the transmission, the effect of aggressive monetary easinghas thoroughly permeated the financial environment, and extremely accommodative financial conditions have been achieved both in terms of interest rates and access to financing.
The Bank hascontinued to provide ample funds to maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment, even after financial markets started to regain stability in the middle of 2009. The amount outstanding of funds provided as at the 2009 year-end amounted to 42 trillion yen.
Ensuring Accommodative Financial Conditions As a result of the comprehensive monetary easing consisting of the aggressive purchase of financial assets and the virtually zero interest rate policy,financial conditions in Japan have become extremely accommodative Chart 4.
Since the introduction of the Asset Purchase Program,financial conditions in Japan have become extremely accommodative both in historical and international comparison. In this sense, we believe that the Program has already achieved its intended effects.
While the Bank lowered the interest rate level to virtually zero by reducing the policy interest rate to 0.1 percent at the end of 2008, given the outlook for economic activity and prices described earlier,the Bank considers it necessary to maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment.
As for the future conduct of monetary policy,the Bank has announced that it will maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment and provide consistent support to Japan's economy to overcome deflation and return to a sustainable growth path with price stability.
The Bank's basic stance on monetary policy at present is to provide support to the Japanese economy in order to overcome deflation and return to a sustainable growth path with price stability. To this end,the Bank aims to maintain the extremely accommodative financial environment by providing ample liquidity to meet the demand in financial markets.
Firms hold ample on-hand liquidity. The Bank's extremely accommodative monetary policy, including the purchase of such risk assets as corporate bonds and CP, which a central bank does not usually purchase-- I will touch upon this later-- also contributes to the stability in Japanese financial markets.
On Today's Decision at the Monetary Policy Meeting: 日本銀行 Bank of Japan February 28, 2002 Bank of Japan(For immediate release)As a result of strong monetary easing by the Bank of Japan, extremely accommodative conditions are being maintained in the financial markets. Short-term interest rates have declined to virtually zero percent while the year-on-year growth rate of monetary base has reached nearly 30 percent.
The Bank's basic thinking has been that(1)given the extremely accommodative financial conditions, the level of interest rates is to be raised if Japan's economy is to follow a path of sustainable growth under price stability, and(2) the pace of increase in interest rates should be determined in accordance with improvements in the economic and price situation without any predetermined view.
With regard to the recent developments in corporate finance,one member said that the extremely accommodative situation had continued, as seen in the fact that firms had ample on-hand liquidity and that the financial positions of firms in the March Tankan were recovering to close to the high level during the bubble period in the second half of the 1980s.
Regarding the conduct of monetary policy, the Bank's basic thinking has been that(1)given the extremely accommodative financial conditions, the level of interest rates is to be raised if Japan's economy is to follow a path of sustainable growth under price stability, and(2) the pace of increase in interest rates should be determined in accordance with improvements in the economic and price situation without any predetermined view.