Examples of using Current monetary policy in English and their translations into German
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Current monetary policy challenges.
Hellwig opposed the criticism that the current monetary policy was too expansive.
The current monetary policy stance of the ECB is characterised by such chained forward guidance.
Given that we will have an ECB Governing Council meeting tomorrow, let me clarify from the outset that nothing in my remarks thismorning should be interpreted with regard to current monetary policy issues.
According to the council, the current monetary policy shows many risks for financial stability.
The global economy is generating only minor stimulating effects, which means that exportsare increasing only moderately. The extremely low long-term interest rates are likely to reflect not only the current monetary policy, but also low growth expectations.
Hence, the ECB's current monetary policy stance is imperative against the background of the still unfinished balance sheet recession.
The extremely low long-term interest ratesare likely to reflect not only the current monetary policy, but also low growth expectations.
With respect to the current monetary policy in the euro area, Wieland pointed out that core inflation has been fairly stable throughout the last decade.
In the current situation, the challenges for the SNB's monetary policy remain formidable. On the one hand, against the backdrop of the economic recovery we have witnessed since mid-2009, there is a danger of inflationary tendencies and the renewed formation of a bubble.This is because the current monetary policy is too expansionary in the long term.
Looking at the current monetary policy, Tucker said that ECB and Fed should get back to their narrow balance sheets as quickly as possible.
Tonight/early Wednesday morning brings the widely-awaited Bank of Japan rate decision, and while few are expecting any gigantic changes at tonight's meeting,the release of a'comprehensive assessment' of the BoJ's current monetary policy framework is expected to set the tone in Yen-pairs in the weeks and perhaps even the months ahead.
As trust in the current monetary policy measures of central banks is declining, the use of other instruments, such as"helicopter money", is demanded, Issing writes.
Mr President, as everyone is pointing out, the euro has just lost almost 30% of its value in sixteen months, but the European Commission, like the Central Bank, does not seem to be in much of a hurry to learn the lessons of this experience,as that would be liable to challenge the current monetary policy which benefits only stock exchange transactions and speculation.
Not a call for cherry-picking In his speech, Mr Weidmann also touched on current monetary policy developments, making reference to the Eurosystem's latest projections for the euro area.
Are the current monetary policy restrictions and the financial constraints imposed by the Stability and Growth Pact, which the ECB has supported, compatible with the much-needed reform of the European social model, without calling into question its essence and the distinctive role it plays in the context of European development policy? .
In connection with theresignation of its Chairman, the SNB confirms on 9 January, that the current monetary policy with a minimum exchange rate of CHF 1.20 against the euro remains unchanged and will be pursued further with the utmost determination.
Volker Wieland compares the current monetary policy of the European Central Bank with the Federal Reserve'smonetary policy before the financial crisis of the years 2007 and 2008 pointing out parallels.
Since the interest rate set by the ECB is now less than 1%,there is little difference between its current monetary policy and what the Bank of Spain would do if it could set its own interest rate. But when the euro zone starts to recover, the ECB might choose to raise the interest rate before a higher rate would be appropriate for Spain, which could exacerbate Spanish unemployment.
Conrad Schuhler's reflections on alternatives to the current monetary policy of the European Commission and European Council, as well as the study by Richard Detje et al. on the negative attitude of the German population to the austerity policy of its government(though their attitude not resulted in actions) deserve careful attention.