Examples of using Stimulus program in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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But if a stimulus program goes on too long, it can overshoot and spark inflation.
The European Central Bank(ECB)is also talking of ending its economic stimulus program.
The ECB is exiting its stimulus program very cautiously while the Fed is keen on raising rates.
Little did we know that China paida huge price for a misguided and wasteful stimulus program.
Last week, Russia rolled out a $34.7 billion stimulus program, which focuses primarily on bailing out banks and big companies.
Little did weknow that China paid a huge price for a misguided and wasteful stimulus program.
As the ECB is on track to wind up its stimulus program at the end of the year, the markets are focusing on the timing of a rate hike next year.
Little did we know that China paida huge price for a misguided and wasteful stimulus program.
A stimulus program is needed to keep tourists coming back, but it must be deeply discounted, at least 30-50%," said Nguyen Thi Khanh, Vice President of the HCMC Tourism Association.
Department of Industry and Trade is in charge of researching anddeveloping the stimulus program“Shopping week by night in Da Nang”;
In June, the ECB announced that it would end monetary stimulus program by the end of the year(good news for the EUR) but signaled that any interest rate hike was still distant(bad news for the EUR).
The greenback was up 0.2 percent against theyen after the Bank of Japan on Wednesday kept its stimulus program in place.
Vietnam's stimulus program pales in comparison to the $787-billion package approved by U.S. lawmakers last week, but the country is doing what it can to jumpstart its economy.
On Thursday, the European Central Bank meets andwill offer fresh cues on the future direction of its stimulus program.
The European Central Bank kept its stimulus program unchanged in a sign that policy makers don't see an immediate danger to the euro-area recovery from risks including Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
In October 2008, as the global recession deepened,Chinese leaders unleashed a massive but dysfunctional stimulus program.
The European Central Bank reaffirmed that it will end its stimulus program this year, saying the risks from an unpredictable global trade conflict did not warrant any deviation from its plan.
Investors hoping for further hints onwhen the bank will begin to end its stimulus program were given only a few clues.
The Bank will continue its stimulus program(officially known as the“Quantitative and Qualitative Monetary Easing with Yield Curve Control” framework) until inflation rises and stabilizes above the 2.0% target.
The general opinion from these meetings is that the tourismindustry will prepare a large demand stimulus program to attract visitors back after the epidemic.
The Bank of Japan hasconsistently said that it will not reduce its stimulus program until inflation moves higher, while in the US, if inflation does not move upwards, the Fed could maintain its projection of three rate hikes in 2018.
The euro was bolstered by investor speculation that ECB policy makersare preparing to wind down their bond buying stimulus program.
China does have the option of embarking on a large-scale stimulus program, lifting some of the constraints on its shadow banking system and opening the government's coffers for a massive infrastructure spending program. .
The European Central Bank(ECB) earlier this month cut overnight deposit rates from minus 0.2% to minus 0.3% andextended a €60 billion stimulus program.
American growth is now expected to be on par or surpass European growth which is cooling even as the European Central Bank(ECB)continues to run a stimulus program with no rate hike in sight for 2018.
Despite the strength of the common currency and prospects for further gains on expectations of a turn in monetary policy, the European Central Bank hassignaled it is gearing up to taper its massive stimulus program.
The ECB has committed itself to stop buying new bonds at the end of this year, but the onus clearly nowis on the reinvestment of these purchases(as part of its crisis-era stimulus program) and its refined rate guidance.
Hong Kong's exports of goods and services rebounded strongly in 2010, by 17.3% and 15.0% respectively in real terms, fueled by quicker than expected recovery of the global economy and a massive Chinese fiscal andmonetary stimulus program.
In a November report, UBS economist Wang Tao calculates that if 20% of all new lending in 2009 and 10% of the amount in 2010 goes bad over the next three to five years,the total amount of NPLs from China's stimulus program would reach $400 billion, or roughly 8% of GDP.
Based on sources, japan central bank will probably upgrade its economic assessment but cut its rosy inflation outlook, reinforcing expectations it will lag well behind majorglobal central banks in dialing back its massive stimulus program.
