Examples of using Monetary authorities in English and their translations into German
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The Greek monetary authorities.
Monetary authorities did not react to this development by revising their targets downwards.
They tend to have a higher risk tolerance andto expect higher returns than traditional official reserves managed by monetary authorities.
The monetary authorities in the United States recognize 4 different types.
Beforehand and due to a period of hyperinflationduring the years 1992 and 1993, monetary authorities were obliged to replace four times the currency in the period between 1 July 1992 and 24 January 1994.
Monetary authorities could then be forced to step in, in particular by raising interest rates.
With import prices rising and the output gap closing, monetary authorities increased official interest rates to counter risks to price stability in the medium term.
Monetary authorities, with the exception of the ECB, kept interest rates too low for too long.
The Commission have mentioned this in their text in a very clear way andwe want to make sure that the monetary authorities in Europe, particularly the European Central Bank, address this point too.
Here, monetary authorities must be vigilant, and continue their“non-standard” interventions- managing both short-term and long-term interest rates.
India's central bank, under the shield of Raghuram Rajan, one of the most respected monetary authorities in the world, initiated a rate-cut cycle a year ago which is making credit cheaper and fuelling growth.
Monetary authorities would face a modified choice between appreciation of the currency and reduction in interest rates.
Some of the pre-conditions for the success of Stability Bonds, such as a high degree of political stability and predictability orthe scope of backing by monetary authorities, go well beyond the more technical domain.
And the faster the world's monetary authorities are aware of the need for radical changes, the better it will be.
Monetary authorities took advantage of leeway provided by diminishing risks to price stability by cutting official interest rates on several occasions.
In an Opinion adopted on 19 October 1973,the European Parliament considered it desirable that the monetary authorities of the Member States transfer 20% of their reserves of gold, SDRs and foreign exchange to the Fund on 1 January 1974.
Only then will monetary authorities gain a better understanding of when and how bubbles can derail an economy, and what can be done to prevent that outcome.
We need to give free rein to fiscal and monetary authorities to take aggressive steps when financial turmoil turns into financial crisis.
If monetary authorities respond appropriately to growing inflationary pressure- recognizing that much of it is imported, and not a result of excess domestic demand- we may be able to manage our way through it.
Decisions taken by the leading monetary authorities since the 2008-2009 global financial crisis have been unorthodox, creative, and at times risky.
The monetary authorities have taken advantage of the lower risk in the field of price stability in order to cut interest rates, and budgetary policies have supported the activity by means of the functioning of automatic stabilisers and tax reductions which have taken place during this period.
Thus, on 22 September 2000, the ECB, together with the monetary authorities of the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom and Canada, initiated concerted intervention in the foreign exchange markets;
True, back then, monetary authorities were working with old-fashioned Keynesian macroeconomic models, which encouraged the delusion that monetary policy could indefinitely boost the economy with low inflation and low interest rates.
Since New Zealand's centralbank set the first example in 1989, monetary authorities around the world have increasingly pursued a policy of setting inflation targets(or target ranges) that are substantially above zero.
Meanwhile, the country's monetary authorities have much more leeway to boost the economy by lowering interest rates at a time when the threat of inflation is diminishing.
But these countries' monetary authorities should base interest rates on conditional inflation forecasts rather than historical data during active disinflation.
In 1983 and 1984 monetary authorities in Europe could accept a rise in the exchange value of the US dollar without a substantial or prolonged tightening of policy.
In the UK and US, monetary authorities have resorted to some unorthodox measures such as quantitative easing in order to provide liquidity to the banking system.
From 1985 up to early 1988, monetary authorities in the main industrial countries had attached a high priority to external goals in support of the international adjustment process.
The combination of these factors, weighted in different ways in different Member States,thus led the monetary authorities, notably in the Federal Republic of Germany and the United Kingdom, to increase shortterm interest rates.
