英語 での The quantitative easing policy の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In 2001, the quantitative easing policy was introduced, yet operating profits rose thereafter.
There were two other intended consequences that the quantitative easing policy initially aimed at.
Under the quantitative easing policy, the Bank conducted monetary policy in line with a commitment based on the CPI.
Under these circumstances, the Bank decided to terminate the quantitative easing policy in March 2006.
The quantitative easing policy framework provides stronger support for economic recovery,the more the economic recovery gains momentum.
Members discussed the effects of funds provision on the functioning of the market under the quantitative easing policy.
Under the quantitative easing policy, we conducted monetary policy in line with the commitment expressed in terms of developments in the CPI.
In addition, the BOJ made a policy commitment to continuing the quantitative easing policy"until core CPI inflation becomes stably zero or above.
In Japan, OIS started to be traded around 1997, but the market had been sluggish for a longtime under the zero interest rate policy and the quantitative easing policy.
When we introduced the quantitative easing policy, the Japanese economy was in a recession triggered by the collapse of the global IT bubble.
In reducing the outstanding balance of current accounts, the Bank will need tomonitor financial market conditions carefully, because the quantitative easing policy has been in place for a long period of time.
The quantitative easing policy has thus been contributing greatly to the recovery in Japan's economy through the Bank's provision of ample liquidity and its policy commitment.
It is undeniable that, at the time when the Bank introduced the quantitative easing policy in March 2001, there was anxiety about financial system stability and the risk of a deflationary spiral.
As for the conduct of monetary policy in the near future, the Bank will aim toachieve its stated goal by maintaining the framework of the quantitative easing policy based on the clear commitment in terms of the CPI.
Furthermore, Japan introduced the quantitative easing policy-- which was large in terms of scale-- in 2013, whereas the United States and Europe started theirs in 2008.
Some members said that it was important for the Bank to explain that it would continue,as it had done to date, the quantitative easing policy in accordance with the current commitment based on the CPI.
In March, 2001, the Bank of Japan adopted the Quantitative Easing policy, and the policy indicator was changed from call rate to Bank of Japan current account balance.
Under the quantitative easing policy, for example,the BOJ made a commitment to continuing with the quantitative easing policy"until core CPI inflation becomes stably zero or above.
Even though economic activity is improving,the Bank's primary policy objective is to continue the quantitative easing policy as long as prices continue to fall, while the exit policy is a subsidiary issue.
Second, the quantitative easing policy created and maintained a very accommodative environment that supported the recovery of Japanese firms, through the commitment to continue zero interest rates.
Given that the effects of the quantitative easing policy on economic activity and prices now mainly result from short-term interest rates being zero, there will be no abrupt change as a result of today's policy decision.
These conditions were regarded as necessary to terminate the quantitative easing policy, and it was assumed that there might be cases where quantitative easing would be continued even if these conditions were fulfilled.
As I pointed out earlier, the quantitative easing policy is effectively becoming closer to a maintenance of zero interest rates, a change in the policy framework itself does not imply an abrupt change in monetary policy. .
As a result of the above changes, the stimulative effects of the quantitative easing policy on economic activity and prices are at present increasingly coinciding with the effects of short-term interest rates being at practically zero percent.
In these circumstances, the quantitative easing policy played a significant role in maintaining the stability of the financial markets and the accommodative financial environment and in preventing a contraction of economic activity.
Today, I will focus on the background to the termination of the quantitative easing policy by looking back on economic and financial developments during the past few years, and explain the Bank's future monetary policy conduct.
In 2006, when the Bank terminated the quantitative easing policy, the operating target for money market operations was changed back to the uncollateralized overnight call rate.