Examples of using Monetary easing in English and their translations into Slovak
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Monetary easing- is often seen as measure of last defense.
Therefore the second way how to solve the debt is monetary easing.
The first two steps- epic monetary easing and fiscal loosening- worked well enough.
The fact that inflation is now under control,allows gradual monetary easing.
As Central bank is capable of stimulating supply through monetary easing, we need its equivalent capable of stimulating demand.
It is the most guaranteed method andit is directly related with method of growth through monetary easing.
The reasons for the overweighting in the equity segment are the still moderate pricing of the equity markets,the further monetary easing in the euro area as well as the expected ongoing improvement of the economy in the US and Europe.
The problem is that to fulfill their wish is possible only the same way-debt or monetary easing.
Monetary easing measures have not been very effective in 2015 and Coface expects more stimulus packages in 2016, as the Chinese authorities endeavour to avoid a hard landing”, said Charlie Carré, economist at Coface.
If such additional resources are coming from debt or unrestrained monetary easing, there are consequences.
Quantitative and qualitative monetary easing has been exerting its intended effects, and the bank will continue with QQE, aiming to achieve the price stability target of 2 percent, as long as it is necessary for maintaining that target in a stable manner.
The theory is also offering an alternativeeconomic system to unsustainable debt growth or monetary easing.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation andDevelopment urged central banks to prepare for more exceptional monetary easing if politicians fail to come up with credible answers to the debt crisis.
The next ECB policy meeting is scheduled for March 10th,and the market is expecting further monetary easing.
Indeed, the widely flagged umpteenth round of ECB monetary easing since 2011 may wipe out the little firepower the central bank has left and undermine the credibility of its claim that it would one day be able to turn the money tap off.
Unfortunately, most governments are not using structural solutions;they are using cyclical solutions, such as greater monetary easing.
Money printers- this group of countries are just addingadditional currency into circulation through central bank monetary easing and the result can be increasing number of zeros at the banknotes and their reprinting from time to time with some nulls crossed out.
This economical theory tries to explain that moderncapitalistic economy is not able to exist without debt or constant monetary easing.
As financial markets stabilise,investor confidence improves and both fiscal support and monetary easing gradually feeds through to real activity, the fall in GDP is set to level off towards the end of this year and growth rates should turn modestly positive during 2010.
The National Bank of Poland(NBP) in March cut its policy rate by 50 basis points butsaid at that point that it was concluding the monetary easing cycle.
At the same time, businesses in China are facing increasing challenges,such as high leverage with steep costs of financing(despite monetary easing), low profitability driven by large overcapacities in certain sectors and volatility on the FX and stock markets.
The National Bank of Poland(NBP) in March cut its policy rate by 50 basis points butsaid at that point that it was concluding the monetary easing cycle.
However, with diminishing scope for further monetary easing in many parts of the world, countries with high levels of government debt(Italy, Lebanon)- as well as those where government debt is growing rapidly(Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, and Greece)- may find it harder to turn to fiscal stimulus.
The government is benefitting from the favorable macroeconomic situation, with low oil prices and inflation under control,which allows monetary easing,” saidCharlie Carre, Coface's economist for Emerging Asia.
The IFF added that"with diminishing scope for further monetary easing in many parts of the world, countries with high levels of government debt(Italy, Lebanon)- as well as those where government debt is growing rapidly(Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, and Greece)- may find it harder to turn to fiscal stimulus".
Frost will be permanent and there will be no sources of future growth, as both avenuesof improvement- debt(fiscal pact preventing its further growth) or monetary easing(resistance of Germany) are no longer possible within euro zone structures.