Exemplos de uso de Quantitative easing em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It's Quantitative Easing again.
The effects are analogous- but opposite- to those of quantitative easing.
Quantitative easing was a colossal gamble.
Only full-bore quantitative easing can do that.
That cannot happen again,particularly in issues such as quantitative easing.
Above all, it shows that the‘quantitative easing' is no longer an exceptional policy.
These include devaluation,ultra-low interest rates and even quantitative easing.
The only thing left is Quantitative Easing, as in the US, Japan and Britain.
We also know little about how smooth the exit from quantitative easing will be.
When the problem is deflation, quantitative easing will help only by transforming expectations.
And it embarked on an unprecedented expansion of its balance sheet under the guise of quantitative easing.
Second, the Federal Reserve should expand its quantitative easing and forward guidance programs.
The same criticism applies to the loss-sharing arrangements that the ECB attached to its quantitative easing.
We must wean ourselves off fiscal stimuli and quantitative easing, and these should not be the accepted norm.
CAMBRIDGE- The European Central Bank is moving,hesitantly but ineluctably, toward quantitative easing.
For starters, unlike the ECB's current quantitative easing, it would involve no debt monetization.
In this paper, we proposed a dsge model that seeks to answer some questions about the recent implemented quantitative easing(qe) programs.
Mr President, I propose that quantitative easing be considered in the euro area; it may prove to be an egg of Columbus.
Bailouts,'too big to fail' concept, stimulus packages, quantitative easing and deficit spending.
Unilateral actions, such as the quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve, are as worrying as the depreciation of the renminbi.
Now the ECB holds large quantities of sovereign bonds of Eurozone countries that it bought up from private banks in the context of Quantitative Easing see box.
The most influential objection to quantitative easing is that it will relieve the pressure on European governments to reform.
Most obviously, the European Central Bank announced an ambitious program of asset purchases- quantitative easing- in late January.
Opponents of quantitative easing worry that it augurs inflation- a peculiar position, given the European economy's current slack.
The US Federal Reserve will likely start a third round of quantitative easing(QE3), but it will be too little too late.
This manoeuvre of‘quantitative easing' boils down to printing money in order to lower the interest rates on government bonds.
Because policymakers are out of options, there remains little doubt that the European Central Bank will pursue quantitative easing, whether Germany likes it or not.
The ECB's quantitative easing is likely to have a higher impact in countries with previously tight financing conditions.
 But as soon as the Fed announced its intention to end quantitative easing, there were sharp falls on the stock markets all over the world.
The two SMLs represent the yields of the broad fixed income market, adjusted for risk,for 2012- in the midst of the Fed's quantitative easing campaign- and 2018.