英語 での To virtually zero の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The Bank reduced the policy rate to virtually zero percent.
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We want to reduce air pollution from traffic to virtually zero.
Short-term interest rates have declined to virtually zero percent, and yields on one-year treasury bills have fallen to 0.001 percent.
After entering the Russian troops to the Crimea,the demand for recreation in Crimea fell to virtually zero.
First, the Bank loweredovernight interest rates in the interbank market down to virtually zero, eventually just one-tenth basis points 0.001 percent.
In March 2001, the Bank implemented the"quantitative easing" framework to increase further its liquidity provision to the money market in a situation whereshort-term interest rates had declined to virtually zero.
Guiding short-term interest rates down to virtually zero means that the central bank has used its traditional policy tool to the maximum extent possible.
In the wake of the Lehman shock, the Bank until December 2008 had lowered its target for the policy interest rate--the uncollateralized overnight call rate-- to virtually zero at"around 0.1 percent.
As a result,short-term interest rates across the board have declined to virtually zero percent, from overnight call rates to those with three-month and six-month maturity.
From 1995 when the overnight interest rate fell down to virtually zero, the ratio of the BOJ's balance sheet sizeto nominal GDP increased by more than 20 percentage points at its peak Chart 10.
In the meantime, on the macroeconomic policy front,policy interest rates in major advanced countries have come down to virtually zero, and, at the same, fiscal balances have worsened significantly.
From 1995 when overnight interest rates fell down to virtually zero, the ratio of the BOJ's balance sheet sizeto nominal GDP increased by more than 20 percentage points at its peak Chart 14.
After reducing the short-term policy interest rate from 6 percent in 1990 to 0.5 percent in 1995,the Bank decided to push it down to virtually zero by providing ample liquidity in the market.
First, against the background of the uncollateralized overnight call rate declining to virtually zero percent, investors who sought high yields shifted their funds from call loans to CP, repo transactions, and longer-term instruments.
Moscow is, however, ready“to turn the page and move on, look into the future and solve problems important both to the people of the US and Russia,” including issues within the“sphere of security, and of economic interaction,which has dropped to virtually zero.”.
As a result of this, large shifts of funds to deposits from other financial assets have been observed becauseshort-term interest rates have declined to virtually zero and money demand has been very elastic vis-à-vis the opportunity cost.
While short-term interest rates have declined from the8 percent level in early 1991 to virtually zero percent currently, during the same period money supply has increased only 25 percent, that is, 2.5 percent on an annualized basis, and is now growing at around 3 percent on a year-on-year basis.
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.
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.
In particular, since February 1999, the Bank has pursued the unprecedented policy ofguiding short-term money market rates down to virtually zero percent to prevent the economy from tumbling into a deflationary spiral and also to support a recovery.
It is true that the zero interest rate policy, which provides the market withample funds to guide the overnight rate to virtually zero, could create a situation where banks and firms have become less sensitive to borrowing costs and liquidity risks.
In the prior decade, from 1998 to 2008,the LCC penetration rate within Asia Pacific grew from virtually zero to 14%.