Examples of using Quantitative easing program in English and their translations into Greek
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End of an era as ECB shelves quantitative easing program.
The quantitative easing program of the ECB ends in January.
The U.S. Fed finished its quantitative easing program in October.
In contrast, the European Central Bank waited until 2015 to start its quantitative easing program.
The ECB ended its quantitative easing program in December.
Tsipras: Greece deserves to be included in ECB's quantitative easing program.
With the ECB's quantitative easing program set to….
Thanks to the European Central Bank's(ECB) quantitative easing program.
The ECB's quantitative easing program will run at reduced strength until September.
That's almost as low as when the ECB started its quantitative easing program in March.
The's ECB quantitative easing program initiated by the ECB in March 2015 is coming to an end this year.
All conditions are now met for Greece to access the ECB quantitative easing program.
The day that the ECB launched its quantitative easing program, excess liquidity stood at 125 billion euro.
Belgium” also made large purchases in the months just after the Fed launched the quantitative easing program.
Under Draghi, the ECB introduced the bond-buying quantitative easing program and took interest rates to record lows.
In order to increase the European GDP by 1 euro we need 18.5 euros of a ECB Quantitative Easing program.
At the peak of its quantitative easing program, the Federal Reserve was never the sole buyer of Treasuries.
The Bundesbank holds more than €350bn of Bunds as a result of the European Central Bank's quantitative easing program.
The European Central Bank's quantitative easing program has also weakened the currency, improving eurozone economies.
It's not just investors that are piling into government debt, but also the European Central Bank(ECB) through its quantitative easing program.
The massive quantitative easing program has generated very significant imbalances and the risks outweigh the questionable benefits.
It continues to monetize government debt(which is also unlikely ever to be repaid) through the quantitative easing program.
In Europe, the European Central Bank's quantitative easing program has also weakened the currency, improving eurozone economies.
In order to increase the European GDP by 1 euro we need 18.5 euros of a ECB Quantitative Easing program.
The main reason why the ECB quantitative easing program has failed is that it started from a wrong diagnosis of the eurozone's problem.
The improvement in European banks coincides with increasing evidence that the ECB is moving closer to tapering its quantitative easing program.
These rate increases would reverse many of the benefits of the ECB's quantitative easing program, which has helped restart the European economy.
Whilst the launch of the ECB's quantitative easing program boosted the demand for UCITS in January-April 2015, UCITS did not benefit from any positive developments in 2016.
In addition, the Bank announced that it will reduce the stock of securities acquired during its Quantitative Easing program more quickly than expected.
In addition, the exclusion of Greek bonds from the quantitative easing program makes them uncompetitive compared with those of other European markets.