Examples of using Stimulus program in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Debt overhang from the stimulus program, particularly among local governments, and a property price bubble challenge policy makers currently.
The yen was boosted after Reuters and other media outlets reported that the Bank of Japan isactively discussing changes to its massive monetary stimulus program.
Bank of Japan Governor HaruhikoKuroda pushed through changes to his radical monetary stimulus program as the central bank prepares for a longer struggle to stoke inflation.
But it offered no large stimulus program to provide more jobs or money in the pockets of India's 1.3 billion residents, most of whom barely get by through farming or work in the informal economy.
As the European Central Bank isgetting closer to exit from its excessive monetary stimulus program, inflation figures from the euro zone will become even more important than before.
Whether it's related to Brexit, the settlement of the budget of various troubled EU countries, economic and industrial growth, to the steps of the European Central Bank(ECB)which will begin reducing the stimulus program.
The Japanese central bank has expanded its stimulus program to try to boost the country's sluggish economy, joining its counterparts in the U.S. and Europe in easing the flow of money.
Pressure built on the European Central Bank(ECB)in early 2015 to introduce a large-scale monetary stimulus program to stop the deflationary spiral and add inflation into the system.
Core consumer prices fell in July by the most in more than three years as more firms delayed price hikes due to weak consumption,keeping the BOJ under pressure to expand an already massive stimulus program.
The single currency was supported by expectations that theeuropean central Bank will end its stimulus program later this year and will begin to raise its interest rates towards the middle of next year.
Most importantly, investors need to understand that the ECB is trying to move very slowly, as sudden changes in the financial markets could have a harmful effect andundo all the good the stimulus program has achieved so far.
ECB Governing Council member and rate-setter Ewald Nowotny told aGerman newspaper that the ECB may end its stimulus program this year if the eurozone economy continues to grow strongly, according to Reuters.
Whether it's related to Brexit, the settlement of the budget of various troubled EU countries, economic and industrial growth, to the steps of the European Central Bank(ECB)which will begin reducing the stimulus program.
Pressure built on the European Central Bank(ECB)in early 2015 to introduce a large-scale monetary stimulus program to stop the deflationary spiral and add inflation into the system.
Stronger economic reports in the past few days support the ECB's expectations of a pick-up later this year, though the policy options are complicated by market responses to theU.S. Federal Reserve's plans to slow its stimulus program.
The European Central Bank, which said Thursday that it wouldend its €2.5 trillion($ 2.9 trillion) stimulus program, also promised not to hike interest rates until the middle of next year- a reflection of risks to the economy.
In currencies, the dollar has come under pressure this week as the euro bounced back from 10-month lows thanks to an ebb in Italian political concerns and speculation that an ECB couldsignal intentions to start unwinding its big stimulus program when it holds a policy meeting on June 14.
The data primedmarket expectations for the Fed to wind down its bond-buying stimulus program around October and raise interest rates in 2015, which would reduce the need for gold for use as a hedge against loose monetary policy.
The main impetus for the pair's upswing was given by the head of the ECB Mario Draghi,who said on Thursday that the euro zone stimulus program(QE) will not end and will remain unchanged.
Following the announcement of a huge 1 trillion EUR stimulus program in February 2015, ECB members consistently took to the wires to drive the exchange rate down as it appeared that, despite the stimulus program, EUR was rapidly recovering against the US Dollar.
The central bank is due to next meet on Sept. 12 and some analysts believe it will cut interest rates oreven resume a bond-buying stimulus program in an attempt to boost lending and economic activity.
The data came amid growinguncertainty over the future of the U.S. central bank's stimulus program, after the Fed said on Wednesday that it would keep buying USD85 billion a month in mortgage and Treasury securities and gave no hint of plans to taper its bond-buying program. .
For example, the Head of the Bank of Lithuania, a member of the European regulator Vitas Vasiliauskas,said at the weekend that the issue of extending the stimulus program is not on the agenda and generally"not worthy of discussion".
Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, who last week stunned globalfinancial markets by expanding a massive monetary stimulus program, said the central bank is ready to do more to hit its 2% price goal and recharge a tottering economy.
The comments come days after G20 finance ministers, following a meeting in Washington,gave a cautious endorsement of Japan's huge monetary stimulus program, agreeing it was necessary to boost the country's stagnant economy.
Hypothesis has set up in recent weeks that the BOJ will cut its main interest rate deeper into poor territory andextend its fiscal stimulus program as a way to aid the home economic climate emerge from deflation and fend off viable opposed outcomes from Brexit.
The single currency steadied after falling more than 0.7 percent on Thursday in response to the ECBsticking to ending its 2.6 trillion euro stimulus program this year and keeping rates at a record low level through the summer of 2019.
Hypothesis has set up in recent weeks that the BOJ will cut its main interest rate deeper into poor territory andextend its fiscal stimulus program as a way to aid the home economic climate emerge from deflation and fend off viable opposed outcomes from Brexit.
Bank of Japan board member Takehiro Sato on Wednesday warned of diminishing returns andpotential drawbacks of maintaining the central bank's massive stimulus program for too long, such as delaying government efforts to fix Japan's tattered finances.