Examples of using Monetary easing in English and their translations into German
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The massive monetary easing in the euro area is unnecessary," Wieland said.
To the extent that those fears persist, additional monetary easing can be expected.
The European Central Bank's monetary easing may support faster economic growth in the euro area.
The result is persistent disinflationary, if not deflationary, pressure,despite aggressive monetary easing.
A cyclical recovery is underway, supported by monetary easing for years to come and increasingly flexible fiscal rules.
In China, monetary easing- and the infrastructure projects already planned- will generate more growth in 2013 than in the previous year.
In the case of a financial crisis,this usually includes fiscal and monetary easing, as well as rescue operations for larger financial institutions.
The three arrows in Abenomics are fiscal spending,deregulation of cosseted sectors of the Japanese economy, and monetary easing.
The Council does not consider further monetary easing necessary but rather calls for increasing interest rates in the near future.
The government's prompt action to counter the crisis- fiscal stimulus, growth packages, and monetary easing- proved effective.
There is also ample scope for monetary easing; unlike central banks in the West, the People's Bank of China has plenty of ammunition in reserve.
Because the ECB has already been using its balance sheet to help bring down borrowing costs in the eurozone's periphery,it has been cautious in its approach to monetary easing.
The market's lack of response was an important indicator that monetary easing is no longer a useful tool for increasing economic activity.
With the recent monetary easing, the Chinese authorities seem to be drawing a line in the sand to prevent an excessive drop in growth. This suggests that they now view a cyclical disruption as a real threat to the country's longer-term structural-reform agenda.
Inflation could prove to be more resilient than expected, particularly in Germany,so that the assumed monetary easing could occur later and to a lesser extent.
Instead, the US has placed all of its chips on monetary easing, unleashing what I have called a currency war, in which global investors, chasing higher yields, flood into emerging countries, driving up their exchange rates.
The Bank of Japan has been on hold since January-in our view, the BOJ has decided that further monetary easing on its part would be ineffective until the Fed hiking cycle resumes.
Over time(some) structural reforms, further monetary easing and improved growth has seen funding costs fall towards, and in some cases below current growth rates, offering a real prospect of debt sustainability for these economies.
Throughout his five-year tenure, Shirakawa has maintained a hawkish policy stance,insisting that monetary easing would have no possible benefit for Japan's long-stagnant economy.
A better approach in advanced economies would have comprised less fiscal consolidation in the short run and more investment in productive infrastructure, combined with a more crediblecommitment to medium- and long-term fiscal adjustment- and less aggressive monetary easing.
In addition, the QE program offers the BNR more maneuvering space with regards to monetary easing; Romania's central bank cut its key policy rate to a record low of 2% in March.
Not least a decline of the dollar of almost 3%, commodity price falls,the interest-rate hike in the US and disappointing monetary easing in Europe were behind the price declines.
But, despite the Fed's impressive commitment to aggressive monetary easing, its effects on the real economy and on US equities could well be smaller and more fleeting than those of previous QE rounds.
An interview with CFS President Otmar Issing in the Germanbusiness daily"Handelsblatt" about the inflation target of the ECB, monetary easing, and the consequences of the price of oil at the dramatical low level.
Britain is a highly open economy with a flexible exchange rate andsome room for further monetary easing. There is no risk or default premium baked into British interest rates to indicate that fear of political-economic chaos down the road is discouraging investment.
Given anemic GDP growth,high unemployment, and low inflation, the wall of liquidity generated by conventional and unconventional monetary easing is driving up asset prices, starting with home prices.
To be sure, at the height of the crisis,the combined effect of fiscal stimulus and massive monetary easing had a big impact in preventing a credit freeze and limiting the downward spiral in asset prices and real economic activity.
In the early 1930's, monetary-policy incoherence paralyzed US policy, with the Federal Reserve Bank of New Yorklocked in insurmountable conflict with the Chicago Fed over monetary easing at that time through open-market securities purchases.
Net exports became a dragon growth, but disinflation allowed aggressive monetary easing in the United States and Europe, which supported domestic demand.
When the United States Federal Reserve embarked on QE, it was accused of exporting its problems,because aggressive monetary easing inevitably weakens the currency. The same charge is now being leveled against the ECB. But this is misleading.