Non-rate-related easing could include a restart to the bank's quantitative easing program.
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However, Wardana said room for further easing may be limited "without a convergence of global easing".
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These could include quantitative easing, credit easing or additional liquidity facilities for banks, Carney said on Thursday.
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After easing substantially during 2017, financial conditions in the United States have reversed some of that easing.
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My interpretation of that is a lot of the easing that's occurred-- so, that is an-- an easing.
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The ECB meets next week and is expected to flag fresh easing measures just seven months after ending quantitative easing.
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Easing time: Markets are pretty confident that central banks are about to enter a period of easing up on interest rates.
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"The quantitative easing, the qualitative easing, the negative interest rate – these are the three dimensions where we can act," Kuroda said.
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The ECB meets next week and is widely expected to flag fresh easing measures just seven months after ending quantitative easing.
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"Global easing bias is still prevailing, but the scale of easing measures may be somewhat disappointing," said Cheung from Mizuho Bank.
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Fourth, negative rates may complement other easing measures (like quantitative easing), and signal central bank resolve to tackle persistently below-target inflation.
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"After easing substantially during 2017, financial conditions in the United States have reversed some of that easing," he said in prepared remarks.
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The it is buying in its quantitative easing program in half but it extended the program, walking back slowly from its easing programs.
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EASING EXPECTATIONS In the United States, expectations for Fed easing have helped lift equities this month, with the S&P 500 index up 2.4%.
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While European rate-setters have dropped their easing bias, analysts still see a chance the ECB will extend its quantitative easing program into next year.
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"For the past year, ECB easing has been accompanied by private banks' easing of credit conditions," said Marco Troiano, a director at ratings agency Scope.
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Rises in the yen resulting from monetary easing by other major global central banks could also prompt the BOJ into additional easing, the survey showed.
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What we saw was a taming of market expectations for European Central Bank easing, and also the ECB calmed expectations for new QE (quantitative easing).
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The net easing in corporate loan terms came at the cost of tighter margins, with easing collateral requirements and broadly steady non-interest rate charges.
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"We expect President Draghi to pave the way for further easing and, in particular, to continue fuelling quantitative easing expectations," BNP Paribas said in a note.
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The market is giving less than a 50-50 chance of an easing by August and is no longer fully priced for an easing this year.
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Traders had been expecting the ECB to announce a new quantitative easing program, but expectations have been pared back as more hawkish officials downplayed policy easing.
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As part of its policy easing, it also announced an expansion of quantitative easing, and like the European Central Bank, it included corporate bonds in its plans.
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With this easing fully priced by the market, the key question is how Chair Powell and the Committee frame the narrative for further easing through year end.
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Morgan Stanley analysts noted that "easing on three fronts" globally -- trade tensions, Chinas monetary easing and the Feds flexibility and patience -- were helping ease global financial conditions.
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CHINA EASING As many countries imposed tougher "social distancing" rules, China began easing its own curbs across stores, restaurants and offices after weeks of industry-wide shutdowns.
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Easing biases are actually linked to inflation — in other words, the easing biases are meant to cope with tail risks concerning the inflation rate, not growth directly.
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"We believe the pace of monetary easing will slow, but it is still too early to withdraw monetary easing measures despite the limited monetary policy scope," he said.
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"We believe the pace of monetary easing will slow, but it is still too early to withdraw monetary easing measures despite the limited monetary policy scope," they said.
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Citi forecasts "moderate further easing" by the Bank of Japan this week and a new round of a quantitative easing from the Bank of England (BoE) next month.
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But as part of its policy easing, it also announced an expansion of quantitative easing, and like the European Central Bank, it included corporate bonds in its plans.
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An easing of monetary policy does work in part by depreciating the currency, which, all else equal, tends to increase the easing country's exports and reduce its imports.
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Another said the BOJ needed to strengthen monetary easing amid changes in overseas economies such as growing expectations for further monetary easing in the United States and Europe.
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"We believe that it is appropriate to drop the easing bias as when it when it comes to quantitative easing," said Manuel Oliveri, FX strategist at Credit Agricole.
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QUANTITATIVE EASING Quantitative easing, essentially the purchase of government bonds, is the ECB's most powerful remaining weapon, so some policymakers argue that it should be preserved for a crisis.
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That suggests the board's hawks, who think easing is unwarranted, have been joined by defeatist doves, who think further easing would be warranted but doubt it would be effective.
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"Liquidity has turned from targeted easing to broad general easing and the size is bigger," Peng said, adding that lower business taxes are likely to be the most important factor.
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Kuroda defended the BOJ's decision last month to hold off on monetary easing, saying that more time was needed to scrutinize the effects of past easing measures on the economy.
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One currency trader in Budapest said ECB easing may provide temporary respite to the forint, but was probably not enough in itself to reverse an easing bias in the currency.
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Some ECB policymakers have already expressed concern in the June policy meeting that any easing from the Fed could drive the euro higher, supporting the case for more ECB easing.
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"We need to assess the benefits and demerits of various monetary easing steps," one member said, a sign that the central bank has a range of easing options it could consider.
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Suzuki said the BOJ should consider easing only if the economy loses momentum for hitting its 2 percent inflation target, warning that the cost of additional easing could exceed the benefits.
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Volatility has picked up in the last few weeks across all risk markets on the fear that quantitative easing and other central bank easing policies might be coming to the end.
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"The measures the BOJ took (in July) would strengthen the effect of monetary easing as a whole, in the sense it would allow us to continue powerful monetary easing," Kuroda said.
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On Thursday, the European Central Bank kept its quantitative easing program and its benchmark interest rate unchanged, while ECB President Mario Draghi hinted at further easing at the bank's March meeting.
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After years of extraordinary easing, the Fed is finally stepping away from this final phase of its quantitative easing programs, which it started during the financial crisis to boost the economy.
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Second, data dependence — does the data support additional easing?
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Queen Elizabeth is easing her workload — ever so slightly!
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With growth and price pressures easing throughout the year, ECB President Mario Draghi has already said that more policy easing will come in the near future unless inflation and growth prospects improve.
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The key question for bond markets is who Lautenschlaeger's replacement will be, as incoming president Christine Lagarde takes office, and whether this could impact the bank's easing measures: quantitative easing in particular.
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The key question for bond markets is who Lautenschlaeger's replacement will be, as incoming president Christine Lagarde takes office, and whether this could impact the bank's easing measures: quantitative easing in particular.
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" RICK MECKLER, PARTNER, CHERRY LANE INVESTMENTS, NEW VERNON, NEW JERSEY: "For people who are counting on an aggressive easing policy he continues to make it clear they don't have an aggressive easing policy.
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"CLIs (composite leading indicators) continue to point to easing growth in the United States and the United Kingdom, with the outlook for easing growth now confirmed in Italy," it said in a statement.
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"We consider it more likely than not that the bank will launch quantitative easing next year," Capital Economics said in a note, echoing growing expectations by analysts for alternatives to interest rate easing.
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"Amid changes in the external environment such as growing expectations for monetary easing in the United States and Europe, the BOJ also needs to strengthen monetary easing," the member was quoted as saying.
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Easing last year by the Fed helped steady the lira and clear the way for Turkey's rate cuts, and any further global easing could keep the Turkish cycle on track in coming months.
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U.S. stocks extended their rally into the new year as monetary policy easing from Beijing to prop up its economy added to optimism fueled by easing trade tensions and an improving global outlook.
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With trade tensions between China and the United States easing.
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But the protests have not succeeded in easing the blockade.
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Yellen oversaw the end of US quantitative easing in 2014.
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With economic growth slowing, demand for credit is also easing.
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Expectations of further monetary policy easing sent the dollar skidding.
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The president said he hoped for an easing of tension.
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Already, money markets are building in some easing in 2020.
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Easing burdens could also encourage more banks to lend more.
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Hope - Scrap over-reliance on fiscal spending and monetary easing.
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Fed officials kept preaching patience when it comes to easing.
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Total's shares rose about 3% before easing off their highs.
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The prospect of more central bank easing drove yields lower.
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It added that the bank might also reintroduce quantitative easing.
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Life remains tough despite the easing of Iran's international isolation.
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Lawmaker are increasingly interested in easing the nation's marijuana laws.
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It said the easing cycle will be "moderate and gradual".
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The Bank of Japan has also hinted at more easing.
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Easing dress codes and increasing entertainment has won him praise.
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So, gold is really benefiting from this central bank easing.
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But that doesn't mean we should stop monetary easing now.
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Nonetheless Rajan also left open the prospect of more easing.
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Two years later, policymakers are in a sustained easing cycle.
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Investors had expected the central bank to extend quantitative easing.
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That's committing to continue easing for longer than previously expected.
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Kuroda also said quantitative easing will not lead to hyperinflation.
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Tyrie said Hogg was repeating "Bank theology" on quantitative easing.
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Further policy easing also could create pressures of its own.
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The Trump administration is temporarily easing its ban on Huawei.
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Analysts are split over whether the easing cycle has ended.
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The BOJ's lessons on quantitative easing aren't very promising either.
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As a result, the RBA has a conditional easing bias.
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"We're not easing sanctions," he said from the White House.
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That sparked expectations of more quantitative easing from the ECB.
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Many investors think Kuroda's aggressive easing is approaching a limit.
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Easing digital trade within the EU might provide a boost.
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The company has been easing into this model for months.
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Despite Trump's election, Democrats are not easing their pressure. Sen.
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After last year's aggressive tightening, easing now makes some sense.
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But more easing by the Federal Reserve could thwart that.
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"There clearly is no case for further easing," he said.
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The easing of felon disenfranchisement laws is a classic example.
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And overall, the pressure on emerging markets is easing anyway.
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The reaction was tepid, with Shanghai stocks easing 242 percent.
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Easing coal regulations might cut the costs of coal mining.
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More easing steps are widely expected in the coming months.
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I remember lying in bed, imagining the bullet easing in.
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However, things are easing up in the U.S., Cramer said.
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In this situation, the BOJ cannot exit from quantitative easing.
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Only in Hungary is a small easing the consensus expectation.
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It is not expected to take any additional easing steps.
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Most of Asia has room to maintain an easing bias.
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"The current monetary environment requires no further easing," he said.
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And Governor Agus Martowardojo indicated more easing might be ahead.
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It also followed Brazil's easing of restrictions on foreign companies.
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But there are signs of easing up on that certainty.
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This logic might be used to justify the policy easing.
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Such partnerships are crucial in easing the suffering of refugees.
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This means snap election risks have receded, easing economic uncertainty.
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The numbers coming out of China appear to be easing.
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Coach Bruce Arians said the easing up was Palmer's idea.
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Some recent signs had suggested that China's slowdown was easing.
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She had a good suggestion, though, about easing world tensions.
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But the firestorm of controversy shows no signs of easing.
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But there are signs the squeeze on households is easing.
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Plus, many nations are unwilling to abandon quantitative easing policies.
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Gontareva said further easing was currently out of the question.
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There's "ample room" for further easing at present, he said.
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The supply glut, however, is easing in top producer Indonesia.
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North Korea's top priority is the easing of economic sanctions.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is not easing restrictions on asbestos.
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ECB policymakers are also open to further easing if required.
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It has also appeared open to quantitative easing if needed.
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Also lifting sentiment was expectations of easing by global banks.
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Overall, that does seem like an easing, but we really don't know if it will have the actual impact of an easing on the market, and it will take some time to find out.
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Easing nerves around Brexit and the prospect of further monetary easing have also seen investors return to low-rated peripheral bonds, which were shunned last week in echoes of the euro zone debt crisis.
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The report also said monetary policy "normalization" would be appropriate, but the pace of policy easing should be gradual, in an acknowledgement that inflationary pressures are easing after several months of high interest rates.
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MMJ, or medical marijuana, has been used in the treatment of a variety of diseases and conditions, including easing anxiety, treating glaucoma, and easing the severity and number of seizures in those with epilepsy.
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Additional easing measures - such as the RRR cut - could stoke further declines in the currency, as the easing measure may spur investors to pull capital out of the country in search of better returns elsewhere.
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Bill would block Trump from easing sanctions The bill, which passed the Senate on Thursday by a vote of 98-2, would also give Congress new power to stop Trump from easing sanctions against Moscow.
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He added prudential tweaks would complement any easing in monetary policy.
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S. trade row that was only just showing signs of easing.
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Remember the "taper tantrum", when investors feared less aggressive Fed easing?
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Easing worries on U.S.-China trade also boosted stocks on Wednesday.
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The reported release appears to be easing some of those fears.
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De La Rue recommends slowly easing back into a workout routine.
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Each day our center is easing human misery and saving lives.
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But some monetary easing is still likely in 20203, pundits say.
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This year, however, Ri's broadcasts have charted the easing of tension.
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BI: The ECB recently reduced the volume of quantitative easing (QE).
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Crowley tries easing tensions with Ocasio-Cortez, won&apost endorse Pelosi .
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For big tyremakers the pressure applied by Chinese incomers is easing.
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And in the meantime, are you thinking about easing any sanctions?
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This gradual easing into total and utter weightlessness is incredibly pleasant.
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The Fed's peers from Europe to Asia, meanwhile, are still easing.
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But the biggest change was the easing of the celibacy requirement.
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As China tiptoes towards easing, its credit growth should pick up.
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Also lifting the sentiment was expectations of easing by global banks.
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Some easing of Brexit-related concerns added impetus to the move.
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Talks aimed at easing tensions ended last week without major breakthroughs.
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Easing the grip of the grid companies, however, may prove difficult.
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But quantitative easing happened without creating the inflation that many feared.
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He said the BOJ may not increase its quantitative easing program.
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Powell has only one chance to wheel from tightening to easing.
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In Iraq, there has been little success in easing Sunni resentment.
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Earlier this month, the European Central Bank flagged further policy easing.
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A lot of easing they've tried to do has not worked.
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But Krawcheck suggests easing into the conversation right from the start.
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Quantitative easing (QE) supposedly worked by depressing long-term interest rates.
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The Bank of England has promised more easing, and its Sept.
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But the ECB's monetary easing is not a zero-sum game.
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HK/SIN, easing from its earlier high after an overnight rally.
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But Faber said he was concerned that the easing would continue.
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But the central bank insisted that it was not easing policy.
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Analysts with Nomura called it a "clear signal of policy easing".
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Yet all the clamor for easing creates risks policymakers will disappoint.
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Redha anticipates a "big package" of easing measures from the ECB.
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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has long opposed easing marijuana restrictions.
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A majority of economists polled by Reuters expect further BOJ easing.
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Analysts had forecasted they would rise 10.5 percent, easing from December.
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But there are risks from the negative rates and quantitative easing.
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Easing price pressures marked a rare plus point for British manufacturers.
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Its easing has played a role in helping the yen depreciate.
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We see supply growth easing across base metals and bulk commodities.
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It has left rates unchanged since last easing in August 2016.
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Draghi on Thursday opened the door to more monetary policy easing.
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Meanwhile, Trump has set his sights on easing regulations for businesses.
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Europe's worst refugee crisis in decades shows no signs of easing.
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I don't want more quantitative easing, which was a failed experiment.
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Some of the policy easing is getting a bit of traction.
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"Everything pointed in the direction of monetary easing," Nagy told reporters.
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It will also restart quantitative easing (printing money to buy bonds).
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And, of course, regulatory restrictions are easing in the banking industry.
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But lately, in a sign of saturation, demand has been easing.
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Only a couple expect the quantitative easing program to be tweaked.
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We've started to see an easing in all of the above.
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This will affect the size of government stimulus and monetary easing.
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That move was also partly aimed at easing anti-trust concerns.
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As such, we will take further monetary easing steps if necessary.
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That could prompt further monetary easing from the Bank of England.
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The Trump administration has proposed easing customs barriers for online purchases.
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S. trade talks, Beijing's monetary easing and fresh foreign money inflows.
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But we remain concerned about how sustainable the easing cycle is.
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The data serve many purposes including easing prosecution of such crimes.
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This was interpreted by investors as another hint at more easing.
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The Bank of Japan announced a further easing of monetary policy.
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But there are signs that China's yearslong auto boom is easing.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Huawei show no sign of easing.
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We expect further easing in bond yields in the coming months.
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Easing the grip of the regulatory state is a good answer.
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Policy easing then becomes a self-fulfilling cycle across the world.
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Randall reacts by demanding her help in easing his brother's pain.
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It could set a precedent or establish principles for easing tensions.
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It was already buying bonds as part of an easing program.
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China may be easing its grip as the world's needs grow.
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It can indirectly impact households and businesses by easing credit conditions.
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Quantitative easing worked, just not in the way it was intended.
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Quantitative easing worked, but not for those who needed it most.
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Stocks on Wall Street surged on signs of easing trade tensions.
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The tensions between the two countries show no signs of easing.
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China has been easing its joint venture requirements for some sectors.
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While markets wanted policy easing, the execution didn't go very well.
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Sara Haines is easing into life as a mom of three!
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The taboo on pot appears to be easing among the young.
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The crown could not deliver the relevant monetary easing, he said.
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The effects of monetary easing seem to be largely played out.
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Action, my mother once counseled, is the key to easing anxiety.
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Some of the new technology is aimed at easing language difficulties.
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Easing barriers to trade while improving protections on intellectual property theft.
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Heidi Heitkamp, of North Dakota, for supporting legislation easing bank regulations.
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Therefore, we believe that further monetary policy easing is still needed.
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Ryan reiterated to PBS his opposition to easing sanctions on Russia.
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"Without a clear explanation, there'll be no easing of public anxiety."
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The standoff is ongoing and tensions show no signs of easing.
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Easing sanctions would spark opposition from Trump's allies in the Senate.
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The market is starting to recognise the limits of monetary easing.
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The Cubs had won, easing more than a century of pain.
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Breakingviews China has room to start easing policies curbing capital flight.
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Cashman and Manager Joe Girardi proved unsentimental about easing out stars.
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Easing penalties against Rusal hasn't stopped suffering at the metals giant.
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S. trade deal, amid easing geopolitical risks from the Middle East.
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More comments suggesting monetary easing in the minutes could support stocks.
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We watch his small hands slowly easing wide the iron jaws.
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An easing in some US regulations is also helping their cause.
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I've found that working out is amazing for easing my anxiety.
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"This powerful monetary easing ... has been producing remarkable effects," Kuroda said.
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Easing U.N. sanctions was the carrot they put on the table.
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Later on Wednesday, Brazil's central bank may speed up monetary easing.
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Economists at Australia's 'Big Four' banks are predicting an October easing.
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Turkish inflation data showed little sign of pressure on policymakers' easing.
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And she had a good suggestion though about easing world tensions.
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Trump even suggested easing some of the economic pressure on Iran.
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After easing for years, now the Fed seeks to raise rates.
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But some parts of the Sunshine State were easing their expectations.
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Central banks are anxious, too, and easing policy as a result.
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Quantitative easing or QE denotes large-scale central bank asset purchases.
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The ECB [European Central Bank] cut their quantitative easing in half.
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Global central banks are moving to reverse some of that easing.
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Even among Republicans, the idea of easing sanctions found little support.
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Copper prices in 2020 could be underpinned by easing trade tensions.
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The Fed also is easing the burden on the largest banks.
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They are just having fun and easing the fear of dying.
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On Tuesday, Facebook announced several changes aimed at easing users' grief.
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Yet all the clamour for easing creates risks policymakers will disappoint.
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But BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda maintained his optimism on Japan's economic recovery on Monday and said now was the time to scrutinise the effect of the January easing on the economy, dispelling speculation of immediate easing.
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The minutes showed that no board member submitted a formal proposal for additional easing at the meeting in April, although one member advocated speeding up the economy by taking additional easing measures to boost inflation expectations.
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As stated during the election, he is not enamored with quantitative easing (QE), and although the Fed is not increasing such, it has a huge balance sheet, which is in itself a form of quantitative easing.
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"The decision to halt the easing cycle was clearly motivated by the weaker lira," said William Jackson of Capital Economics in emailed comments, adding the bank's monetary policy committee had "not closed the door on future easing".
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"Provided the committee's baseline scenario evolves as expected, and taking into account the stage of the monetary easing cycle, at this time Copom views a moderate reduction of the pace of easing as appropriate," the committee said.
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John Ryding, chief economist and founding partner of RDQ Economics Chief, said on "Squawk Box" in the same interview that Thursday's easing measures by the ECB and recent easing by the Bank of Japan cut both ways.
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"Beijing will likely introduce more policy easing measures in coming quarters to stabilise market sentiment and bolster growth, but the space is much more limited than in previous easing cycles, especially with surging CPI inflation," they said.
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Still, trade tensions and monetary policy are easing in tandem for the first time in seven quarters, with 20203 out of 32 central banks that Morgan Stanley tracks slashing interest rates with more easing on the horizon.
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"Further easing is something everyone is expecting and lower inflation expectations point to a bold move," Lammens said, adding he did not think the ECB could do to much more in terms of its quantitative easing programme.
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"While the BOJ's additional monetary easing could create synergy effects with the fiscal stimulus plans, additional monetary easing is not expected to include 'helicopter money' type policy," said Harumi Taguchi, principal economist at IHS Markit in Tokyo.
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The gathering followed hints about easing from the European Central Bank and the Bank of England, with expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will hold policy steady and the Bank of Japan unveil more easing this week.
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Will the ECB discuss easing steps if growth and inflation weaken further?
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The Fed purchased $3.5 trillion in securities over three "quantitative easing" programs.
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But the ECB may hold off on other easing measures for now.
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Boeing shares rose 2.9 percent, buoyed by an easing of trade tensions.
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The pact, signed in 1987, was instrumental to easing Cold War tensions.
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"Then we should consider additional easing," the official was quoted as saying.
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Plans for quantitative easing in South Korea are dead in the water.
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As I was doing it they was easing up off of us.
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We shouldn't have done quantitative easing which is a circular financing scheme.
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In theory, the appointment of Wakatabe could boost talk of more easing.
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"The eurozone is desperately in need of coordinated fiscal easing," he added.
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Yet all the clamour for easing creates risks the Fed will disappoint.
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But Aramco quickly restored the output, easing market fears of a shortage.
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But might the BOJ be forced to resort to further policy easing?
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However, Aramco quickly restored its output, easing market fears of a shortage.
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The BOJ may be forced into further easing around the same time.
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What does that mean for things like "quantitative easing" and "quantitative tightening"?
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It has recently resumed doing so, via a quantitative-easing (QE) scheme.
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The ECB's quantitative-easing (QE) programme has been challenged in Germany's courts.
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You know, rates are very low, certain countries are doing quantitative easing.
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Room for monetary and fiscal policy easing differs from country to country.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast only a slight easing to 29.
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North Carolina and Michigan have seen a similar easing in gun restrictions.
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Italy's banking ills may be easing, but they are far from cured.
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In terms of quantitative tightening, it should actually now be quantitative easing.
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Expectations for further easing have fallen to the lowest level since 2014.
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Credit easing in China would boost lending and economic activities such construction.
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In 260, after much delay, it began a programme of quantitative easing.
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A third factor easing the plight of the young is family support.
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But that doesn't mean the tensions between the two companies are easing.
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"In a way, you can call it pre-emptive easing," he added.
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And practical initiatives are easing trade, travel and transport between the two.
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To minimise disruption, the reversal of quantitative easing should be stretched out.
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Dave is easing into that retired guy/Margaritaville lifestyle like a boss.
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Quantitative easing, like it or not, is an example of this strategy.
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After the 1956 easing of the communist regime, he often visited Poland.
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One answer could be a combination of quantitative easing with fiscal expansion.
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And then easing people toward wireless, which is becoming easier every year.
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One thing's certain however; the RBNZ's easing bias is here to stay.
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Negative rates would expand the framework for monetary easing, Aso told reporters.
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" That will mean "additional easing measures from Beijing to cushion the fall.
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The others expected the ECB to restart its quantitative easing program (QE).
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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are easing into their high-profile relationship.
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A dovish shift from the United States Federal Reserve, easing China-U.
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We see easing pressure on all three banks' funding and liquidity profiles.
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The PBOC last moved its benchmark policy in October 2015, easing rates.
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Now Kapur sees that easing gaining traction, particularly in rising property prices.
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Migrant flows into Bulgaria had been easing slightly before the failed coup.
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Government bonds returned 3.6% during easing cycles and 0.3% in tightening ones.
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That means the MAS might not be done easing policy, ANZ said.
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This gave a helping hand to stocks, easing concerns over China's growth.
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Beijing's latest easing comes ahead of a key party gathering this month.
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Hints of more easing from Draghi on Monday pushed the euro lower.
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Last week he flagged the possibility of monetary easing to help growth.
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However, he added that a move to quantitative easing is highly unlikely.
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That could lead to a slight easing in today's tight credit conditions.
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The National Bank of Hungary launched a new easing cycle in March.
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But the era of cheap money is easing as valuation expectations adjust.
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Like Barclays, he's also betting on more easing during the second quarter.
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Metal miners were also pressured by a slight easing in commodity prices.
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Big business cheered the tax breaks and the easing of firing restrictions.
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Mercury will end its retrograde soon, easing misunderstandings and stress around money.
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Luckily, we've got a sweet recipe (or three) for easing this blow.
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Easing political tensions in Britain and Japan have reduced some global uncertainties.
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It is an easing wave that appears to have crested for now.
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For the past few months policymakers have been engaging in targeted easing.
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Fiscal easing will also have implications for the path of interest rates.
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Widening the target band could have lessened pressure for further rate easing.
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Financial markets are pricing in policy easing by all major central banks.
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Values in Melbourne are off nearly 10% after easing a smaller 0.3%.
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In overnight trading on Wall Street, fed officials continued to signal easing.
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It is revamping the border crossing at Rafah and easing the restrictions.
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However, the surprisingly strong figure weakens the Fed's case for policy easing.
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Cuba has announced that it is easing its restrictions on sea travel.
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It was also likely to mark the end of the easing cycle.
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Another factor helping is easing regulation, as Modi's government becomes less protectionist.
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Easing U.S.-China trade tensions will likely help chipmakers' stocks the most.
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Technology shares were mixed, with index heavyweight Samsung Electronics easing 563 percent.
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In Fitch's view, Germany can comfortably accommodate such a moderate fiscal easing.
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It was the first easing by an Asian central bank this year.
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He has also proposed easing a major Obama-era rule protecting waterways.
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A. I think there's been an easing of tensions in recent days.
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The Fed's easing measures helped the major indexes in their record runs.
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He also advocated a bit of an easing on bank stress tests.
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We're easing ourselves off drugs gently, and the drug is this show.
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But the details of how that easing might be conducted were unclear.
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CALIFORNIA GOV CONSIDERS EASING LOGGING RULES TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES: California Gov.
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That possibility has been renewed because of the easing of Western sanctions.
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Almost imperceptibly, however, he started easing into the rhythm of our days.
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A lot of his quotes are much more on the easing side.
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"July will be a big month of central bank easing," he added.
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Asian equity markets rallied on Thursday on signs of easing Sino-U.
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That shortfall is easing after a botched rollout, but is not over.
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Market pros reported some easing of corporate spreads but little flow activity.
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In addition, U.S. policy easing has a global impact on market prices.
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OIL PRICES SLIDE AFTER REPORT THAT TRUMP WEIGHED EASING IRAN SANCTIONS - TRADERS
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You have more central bank easing, and you have Goldilocks economic data.
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In recent years, restrictions on migrants to the cities have been easing.
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Yet all the clamour for easing creates risks that policymakers will disappoint.
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That the continuing unwinding of quantitative easing will leave the markets illiquid?
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Infrastructure investment rose 13 percent on-year, easing slightly from January-February.
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But easing up so soon would be disastrous, public health experts say.
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The central bank also unleashed a massive $700 billion quantitative easing program.
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The president is already tweeting that "More easing and cutting!" is needed.
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The easing of visa regulations for specific countries has also bolstered tourism.
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He was not a strong voice in favor of easing the sanctions.
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Murphy was out of the lineup Friday, easing into another playoff run.
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Others decried the center's second purpose, easing the path for birth tourism.
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Instead, the directive appeared to be aimed at easing the overall tone.
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No, this isn't the solution to easing all of your cabin fever.
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However, bets for monetary easing at the July meeting remain at 85%.
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Easing tensions on the Korean peninsula also reduced gold's safe-haven bid.
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Central banks in China and the euro zone ramped up easing too.
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The heavy rain and snowfall in the state will start easing Friday.
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There's this aromatherapy quality of both easing tension and waking you up.
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The Obama administration is considering easing some sanctions to permit non-U.
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Nevertheless, additional interest rate reductions and doses of quantitative easing are likely.
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Talks aimed at easing tensions ended last week without a major breakthrough.
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But the severe cramps that plagued her before pregnancy are easing now.
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"The latest move raises hopes that the tension is easing," he said.
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"That had a much bigger impact than QE (quantitative easing)," he said.
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Chinese shares opened down with the blue-chip CSI300 index easing 13%.
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The requirements for how much capital banks need to have are easing.
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Yet those cultural totems sustain them, easing a separation that spans decades.
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The ECB unleashed a new round of monetary easing measures on Sept.
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Limiting gold's advance, Asian stocks rallied on the easing concerns of conflict. .
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Futures imply a less than 15% chance of an easing on Feb.
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H. R. McMaster, who engineered easing him off the principals committee. 4.
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Longtime stock market bear David Tice is easing up on the growls.
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China's pork crisis has shown signs of easing, according to the government.
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The turn in home prices would be one argument against an easing.
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Reversing course from quantitative easing might create issues no one has foreseen.
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"We shouldn't continue with unprecedented monetary easing for too long," she said.
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Easing up on those demands would mark a shift for the president.
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But for now, at least, tensions look to be easing, not escalating.
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The easing of restrictions has sparked growing anger on social media sites.
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It is also working on easing bureaucratic hurdles to unlimited "expert visas".
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She said the payments were easing her stress about buying everyday necessities.
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Its share price was down 2162% at 260 GMT, easing earlier losses.
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But bets for monetary easing at the July meeting remained at 85%.
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If anything, they're moving in the opposite direction of doing more easing.
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Wakatabe, an academic known as a vocal advocate of aggressive easing, said the merits of the BOJ's stimulus program "far exceeded" the costs, brushing aside criticism from some analysts that prolonged monetary easing was straining Japan's banking system.
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Goldman Sachs expected another leg of pound weakness, or "ample downside," pointing toward the BOE's monetary policy meeting next week, where it anticipated further guidance on likely easing measures, which may include reinstating quantitative easing (QE) asset purchases.
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The BOJ must take additional easing steps to achieve its price target at the earliest date possible, so that prolonged monetary easing does not hurt Japan's financial system, Kataoka was quoted by Sankei as saying in the interview.
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Just over a week ago, the market was pricing in a quarter point, or 25 basis points of easing, but that level fell to just 15 basis points of easing, according to Jon Hill, rate strategist with BMO.
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The European Central Bank's Rehn told the Wall Street Journal on Thursday that a significant easing package was needed in September, fuelling expectations for more ECB easing and adding momentum to a huge bond market rally in Europe.
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Factory-gate inflation has been easing in recent months on sluggish demand, despite government efforts to shore up the economy, including a flurry of credit-easing measures to boost lending to private firms and ramp up infrastructure spending.
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"In our view, today's decision and Governor Orr's conference pave the way for further easing and we expect another 20.2 bp cut in November now, with risks of more easing beyond that," Barclays economists said in a note.
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"We have long held the view that fiscal easing would be the better policy option than further monetary policy easing, especially with the RBA within reach of the lower bound," CBA economist Belinda Allen wrote in a note.
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"We have long held the view that fiscal easing would be the better policy option than further monetary policy easing, especially with the RBA within reach of the lower bound," CBA economist Belinda Allen wrote in a note.
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Kuroda told reporters on Thursday that the positive effects of January's easing on the economy should appear in no more than six months, suggesting that the BOJ may consider easing later this year if inflation fails to pick up.
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"For loans to enterprises, competitive pressure and risk perceptions were the main factors having an easing impact on credit standards in the first quarter of 2018, while banks' risk tolerance contributed slightly to the net easing," the ECB said.
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"The BOJ...won't hesitate to take additional easing steps if there is a greater possibility that the momentum toward achieving its 2% price target will be lost," said Wakatabe, who is seen as an advocate of aggressive monetary easing.
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European and Japanese central banks are reluctant to signal any new monetary easing ahead, and sterling's Brexit-fueled devaluation of near 20 percent has aggravated the UK inflation picture, probably taking further Bank of England easing off the table.
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European and Japanese central banks are reluctant to signal any new monetary easing ahead, and sterling's Brexit-fueled devaluation of near 20163 percent has aggravated the UK inflation picture, probably taking further Bank of England easing off the table.
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The ECB has not bought Greek bonds in its 2.55 trillion-euro quantitative easing scheme, and Athens hoped it could finally take part in the programme once European leaders approve debt easing measures before the end of the bailout.
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With other countries easing monetary policy with ultralow interest rates and quantitative easing, small moves to tighten American policies have created outsize rallies in the dollar, which disadvantages American exporters and creates ripple effects through the global credit system.
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"Therefore, we do not think Draghi will want to soften his easing bias from the Sintra speech...President Draghi is very likely to prepare the ground for a broad easing package in September," they said in a weekly note.
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But bets of an easing at the July meeting remain high at 2104.64%.
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In addition, it is increasing stimulative asset purchases, known as quantitative easing (QE).
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Larry Hu, an economist with Macquarie Securities, separates China's policy easing into three.
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Most expect that to be followed by another easing later in the year.
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His grades later recovered as the Fed limited its controversial quantitative easing program.
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Esquivel is one of those tasked with easing fears among the entrepreneurial class.
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The reading in May was -0.2 percent, easing from -0.4 percent in April.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite declined 2.8 percent, easing back into correction territory.
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Still, the budget does foresee changes aimed at easing Pemex's heavy tax load.
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Whether such additional BOJ monetary easing would reap much benefit is unclear, however.
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In line with that narrative, the theme of global monetary easing is continuing.
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Easing pressure on cash flow gives the companies time to turn themselves around.
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Additionally, the MAS proposed easing the licensing requirements for venture-capital-fund managers.
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You can train yourself to be a morning exerciser by easing into it.
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The benchmark Hang Seng Index was also seen easing off by 0.4 percent.
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Some Russians we spoke with seemed relieved that the pressure might be easing.
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Some economists expect the central bank to embark on more easing soon, however.
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CHINA MONEY: Monetary easing in China is expected to help support industrial metals.
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S. trade tensions, which is prompting a new round of global policy easing.
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Several other opinions showed support for pre-emptive monetary easing to forestall risks.
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Far from easing tensions, the court ruling appears to have galvanized Escobal's opponents.
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Hopes of easing tensions also helped copper prices and pushed mining shares higher.
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The common denominator moving both markets is the prospect of central bank easing.
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Such goodwill now deserves an easing of American-led UN sanctions, it feels.
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"QE" refers to quantitative easing, a monetary stimulus tool used by central banks.
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There have been some attempts at easing trade and investment in the continent.
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Considering the expectations of Fed easing, would you trim exposure to U.S. banks?
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Expectations of a worldwide wave of central bank easing added to investors' optimism.
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De Beers is becoming more flexible, easing rules for buyers of its stones.
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And also push up quantitative easing once again, build up the balance sheet.
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Why not use quantitative easing to also start a UBI [Universal Basic Income]?
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There is an expectation of a little further monetary easing in some economies.
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So, Draghi announced that the ECB would be stopping its quantitative easing program.
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Broader talk of less monetary policy easing is also weighing on investor sentiment.
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The proposed easing in home-lending criteria also spurred shares of home-builders.
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Financial markets imply a better than evens chance of an easing <0.13#YIB:>.
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Some banks warned that Patel was unlikely to hold a strong easing bias.
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During bad times, it leaves scope for fiscal easing to offset the damage.
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Costner, though, credits Lawrence Kasdan's script for easing the way into their friendship.
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And anyway, any easing might be too little to counter Italy's deeper slump.
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Monsanto rose as high as $100.85 before easing to $97.66, up 8 percent.
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However, bets for monetary easing at the July meeting remain high at 85%.
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His economic strategy aimed to stimulate spending and investment through vigorous monetary easing.
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Though this has also reinforced expectations of policy easing by major central banks.
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Pimco economist Tiffany Wilding said there remain "compelling arguments" for more aggressive easing.
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Well it appears she's easing into that sweet, shameless, social media influencer life.
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But bets of an easing at the July meeting remain high at 29150.15%.
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He said some monetary policy easing will likely be required over the summer.
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The central bank regularly buys JGBs as part of its extensive easing scheme.
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Amamiya said such a move would be defined as a monetary easing step.
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In at least ten provinces, new immigration policies are easing the visa process.
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Traders are now pricing in a 100% chance of an easing next month.
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Annual inflation slowed for a seventh month in August, easing to 16.01 percent.
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Financial markets have been pricing in an easing in policy later this year.
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Market participants expect two additional quarter-point easing moves before the year ends.
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But they are carefully laying the groundwork for easing policy … later this year.
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However, the crisis for Dolce & Gabbana showed no sign of easing on Friday.
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It hasn't increased rates since its first post-easing hike in December 2015.
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Most are used at home, easing congestion and pollution, but exports are growing.
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Oil is now around $80, but that is not easing worries about Bahrain.
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Cooler temperatures could arrive by mid-July, easing the threat of crop stress.
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And it showed enough cash flow to keep meeting obligations, easing credit concerns.
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Central banks' support for markets, via quantitative-easing (QE) programmes, is well known.
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This is not monetary easing but to more effectively support the real economy.
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A slowdown in fiscal consolidation would also limit the room for monetary easing.
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Shanghai prices rose 27.7 percent on-year, easing from 28 percent in April.
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If economic weakness warranted a stronger response, the Fed may consider quantitative easing.
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It kept its base rate on hold, however, opting for the unconventional easing.
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"Easing the pain of loss is about more than financial issues," said Holt.
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Trump previously has spoken only in broad terms about easing regulation surrounding lending.
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At this stage, there is no easing of supply chain conditions, he said.
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Consumer spending is rising moderately, with confidence easing from its recent lofty levels.
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As such, I do not see the need for additional monetary easing now.
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Easing the burden Meanwhile, Solis' family, and thousands like it, continue to struggle.
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He insisted that the easing announced so far would be effective, in time.
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But the most important help they offer is in easing access to credit.
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On July 29th the BoJ demurred, easing monetary policy by less than expected.
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But the IMF's money should allow the government to continue easing the restrictions.
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Slowly easing off caffeine may help you avoid the most painful withdrawal symptoms.
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The euro hovered at $1.2379, after easing from the week's top of $1.2413.
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"The talks must be about easing the sanctions," he added through an interpreter.
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There was no easing into Saturday's 15th Grand Slam meeting between the pair.
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The new rules were a compromise aimed at easing the increasingly chaotic atmosphere.
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This is why Yao ultimately expects policymakers to turn toward more broadbased easing.
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The bump in same-sex marriages following the ruling may be easing, however.
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Plus upcoming talks with North Korea signal an easing of some global tensions.
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Ongoing easing by the ECB is likely having effects on global financial markets.
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Quantitative easing everywhere could help if it boosted expectations for growth and inflation.
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According to Obama, attendees focused on easing tensions in the South China Sea.
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Indeed, this week saw indications that Libya's struggle for power may be easing.
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Gillott Bowe recommends "easing into it" by thanking people for their support. 2.
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The reading in April was -0.4 percent, easing from -0.7 percent in March.
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Loan delinquencies (commercial and industrial) are in decline, and lending standards are easing.
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Morrisons said it had expected a slight easing in like-for-like sales.
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Meanwhile, the risks of a return to easing are not to be underestimated.
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It has run a quantitative and qualitative easing (QQE) programme since April 2013.
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We still expect the ECB to lengthen its quantitative easing program in December.
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These new tools go a long way toward easing those types of concerns.
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The meeting should leave rates unchanged but could signal easing in coming months.
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Some respondents predicted the BOJ would implement more easing at its next meeting.
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It's a process of slowly easing into a new thought process around giving.
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The only central bank committed to quantitative easing is the Bank of Japan.
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And how quickly he'd ramped it up, easing his pants to his knees.
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Flynn said the work on the Litening 5 was about easing pilot workload.
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Redistricting made it more Democratic, easing the way for Crist to prevail. Rep.
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Quantitative easing has given way to quantitative tightening, and interest rates are rising.
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Perfect for easing you into a nice nap or an even longer slumber.
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EDT: President Trump signs a policy directive easing regulations on commercial space companies.
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But right now, skilled immigration adds to geographic inequality rather than easing it.
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Iran's economy has continued to struggle despite the easing of sanctions from 2016.
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One outlier has been sterling, which has slipped steadily since the BoE's easing.
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" The Federal Reserve's quantitative easing "was a good mechanism to extinguish a fire.
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"You can't fight an emotional and psychological war with financial easing," Cohn said.
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He has an innate sense for easing tough situations by making people laugh.
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Before Mr. Carson, the Obama administration also argued for easing land use regulation.
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I can understand the change as part of easing up on the difficulty.
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What is important is not pushing too far or easing off too much.
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Mercury connects with Saturn at 4:15 PM, easing up communication a bit.
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Easing fears around the U.S.-China trade war are also lifting investor sentiment.
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After the easing of sanctions, the Iranian economy seemed to make significant strides.
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Futures imply around an 80% chance of an easing as soon as July.
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Even with her possible departure, pressure on the technology industry is not easing.
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However, markets are already pricing in easing, which puts pressure on local currencies.
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The previous quantitative easing programme did not include municipal or mortgage-backed bonds.
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No meeting with Mr. Trump, no easing of sanctions, no lessening of tensions.
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If so, we will of course take additional monetary easing steps without hesitation.
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President Trump floated the possibility of easing social-distancing measures in two weeks.
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Give them permission to decline your offer, easing their potential fear of confrontation.
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There's also a natural easing that comes after any period of intense regulation.
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Lowering costs and easing access to investing is a universal good for consumers.
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"We need a breathing room, an easing of tensions," Mr. Moon said Friday.
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Any dialogue between the Koreas is considered a positive step toward easing confrontations.
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The high bar for further policy easing made "volatility episodes" likelier, he said.
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But a third-round of quantitative easing in late 2012 helped supercharge stocks.
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Because part of the challenge of quantitative easing is that gap naturally widens.
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Easing the U.S. policy of maximum sanctions and pressure may be one option.
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The forecast comes amid news that trade tensions may be easing with Europe.
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This means that, in his view, there is room for tension-easing compromise.
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One of the most critical is easing restrictions on the flow of data.
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U.S. stocks closed sharply higher on Monday as traders saw geopolitical tensions easing.
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But those problems are easing, as repairs have been made and supplies restored.
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We got the interest rates down to zero and -- with that quantitative easing.
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But more recently, soccer has symbolized easing tensions between Qatar and its neighbors.
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The conflict between the U.S. and Iran seems to be easing — for now.
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Investors also attributed the moves in yields to global central banks' easing measures.
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In fact, under Trump, the federal government is easing up on human traffickers.
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The easing of agricultural tariffs could also help China with its own problems.
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Measures of inflation were also sluggish with labor and retail costs easing modestly.
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The three rounds of quantitative easing were ineffective in some sense, she said.
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South Africa's rand inched up a day after easing on weak GDP data.
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I eat my yogurt and granola at my desk, easing into the morning.
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Capital Economics said "we doubt this marks the start of an easing cycle".
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Some analysts expect Thursday's cut will be the first in an easing cycle.
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Traders are by now accustomed to baby steps towards monetary easing in China.
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Policy easing to boost growth has been another source of foreign exchange weakness.
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The Australian dollar fetched $0.6874, easing from Friday's four-month high of $0.6939.
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The ECB is also expected to start pulling back from its easing policies.
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Last October, for example, Weidmann criticized the ECB's decision to extend quantitative easing.
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An easing move means injecting more money into economy, which lowers interest rates.
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Data released earlier in the session fanned hopes for more BOJ easing steps.
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The legislature recently passed licensing reforms aimed at easing a chronic teacher shortage.
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The administration has also proposed easing a major Obama-era rule protecting waterways.
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He wanted to stop the monthly blood transfusions that were easing his symptoms.
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What threshold needs to be passed before an easing of restrictions is considered?
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We also looked to for them to establish quantitative easing, which they've done.
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But it was also about easing pressure on Russia, Iran's preferred arms supplier.
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"We now expect easing at the 28 April monetary policy meeting," says Devalier.
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Those operations ended when quantitative easing massively expanded the central bank's balance sheet.
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On Wall Street, easing concerns over trade helped lift oil and metal prices.
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But bets of an easing at the July meeting remain high at 85%.
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Futures imply around an 80% chance of an easing as soon as July.
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They are a content generator for small talk, easing the work of communion.
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But bets of an easing by the July meeting remain high at 29%.
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As he heads for the exit, he is putting easing back in play.
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I think the Fed has stepped in and you know kind of allayed or put to rest the question of whether there is a tightening bias or an easing bias that clearly stated that there's more of an easing bias.
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Inflation easing to 5.18 percent in February, and a government budget that kept borrowing and spending in check, has given the RBI room to make its first cut since September, resuming an easing cycle that was in full swing last year.
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A whopping 245 percent expect the Bank of Japan (BOJ) will step up with more easing this year, with 723 percent expecting the central bank will push interest rates deeper into negative territory and 272 percent expecting additional quantitative easing.
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While a new round of quantitative easing (QE) would temporarily help to offset adverse impacts from these developments, Japan's stable labor market will see the BOJ adopt a 'wait-and-see' approach to easing, according to HSBC economist Izumi Devalier.
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"If we thought the adverse side effects of monetary policy easing outweighed the potential boost, then our willingness to use the tool of easing, even in a time the economy was sluggish, would be much less," he told the Financial Times.
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It has never used quantitative easing in combination with interest-rate cuts either because quantitative easing is considered to be a last-ditch tool to be used when interest rates are effectively at zero and cannot be cut at all.
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But he said the BOJ must carefully weigh the benefits and costs of further easing, suggesting the hurdle for expanding stimulus has risen due to the cost of prolonged easing, such as the effect it has on financial institutions' profits.
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But Goushi Kataoka, a vocal supporter of aggressive easing, offered few clues on whether he will propose loosening policy at this month's rate review, saying he will take into account not just the benefits but the cost of additional easing.
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"We think the CBR is hinting that the pace of easing will slow it won't cut at every upcoming meeting rather than that it is bringing the easing cycle to an end," Capital Economics research firm said in a note.
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But Goushi Kataoka, a vocal supporter of aggressive easing, offered few clues on whether he will propose loosening policy at this month's rate review, saying he will take into account not just the benefits but the cost of additional easing.
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"If we defer easing near-term and, in the event of persistent economic weakness, face the need for greater easing later on, then risks of a low-inflation trap – which would certainly not be a benign outcome – would rise," he said.
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"If we defer easing near-term and, in the event of persistent economic weakness, face the need for greater easing later on, then risks of a low-inflation trap which would certainly not be a benign outcome would rise," he said.
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Recent comments from Fed officials have also pointed to an easing in coming months.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen has been a big supporter of so-called quantitative easing.
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Donald Trump shows no sign of easing up on his praise of Andrew Jackson.
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Any policy action from Britain's central bank could stoke expectations of further ECB easing.
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Instead, it will confirm that quantitative easing is on track to end next year.
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Just as concerning, it precludes Greece from participating in the EU's quantitative easing program.
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Meanwhile, the ECB is widely expected to extend its quantitative easing beyond March 2017.
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The economy is not yet showing the strains that would normally justify such easing.
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However, NPLs peaked in 13Q17 and have improved slightly during 3Q17 following monetary easing.
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The prefectural government has also tasked LSID with boosting the economy and easing poverty.
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The policy of radical easing helped revive the economy and reduce the jobless rate.
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Monetary easing steps taken to beat deflation resulted in a weaker yen, he added.
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Indeed, easing the suspicion between Moscow and Washington could come with some serious negatives.
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JPMorgan expects the RBA will pause this year before resuming easing in early 2020.
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Investors have thrown tantrums before when changes have been made to quantitative easing programs.
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The deal limited Iran's uranium enrichment in exchange for an easing of international sanctions.
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Stocks finished higher on Tuesday after reports that trade tensions with China are easing.
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The pilot was subsequently returned to India, leading to an easing in the crisis.
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Low inflation and a lacklustre labour market could open the door to further easing.
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President Donald Trump has made easing banking restrictions a key part of his platform.
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But the search giant is easing up on its rehab-related restrictions, TechCrunch reports.
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The CBK will likely hold off on further monetary easing until inflationary pressures subside.
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The Fed calls it "quantitative easing," but Shelton says it serves the same purpose.
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Meanwhile, all the quantitative easing, bond buying, and interest-rate fixing did not succeed.
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The move appeared to be aimed at easing tensions between Sadr and the government.
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Further policy easing by China will mitigate only some of the impact, he added.
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It marks the third straight month of easing and the second cut under Cetinkaya.
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I could feel his fingers unbuttoning my sweater, easing it off my shoulders. Ohh.
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But by easing its state-imposed seclusion, it could become a less poor one.
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A bold monetary-easing policy, introduced in 2013, has proved only a limited success.
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Easing the lid off the cardboard container felt like preparing the device for launch.
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And if the conversation does feel too awkward, Dr. Torrisi suggests easing into it.
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U.S. yields, however, declined overnight on the prospect of more easing by the Fed.
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With a bond market rally easing, interest-rate sensitive lenders rose in premarket trading.
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A wave of bank offers of cheaper loans followed the easing in monetary policy.
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Fed officials suggested the move was not the start of a protracted easing cycle.
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To be sure, some questioned whether yet another round of easing would be effective.
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Consumption is harder to kickstart with policy easing, especially when everything is under quarantine.
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Analysts say that is unlikely to help reverse dollarization, especially if monetary easing continues.
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Tsakalotos said quantitative easing would help Greek banks, but that it was largely symbolic.
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At a minimum, Mr Kim will be keen to secure some easing of sanctions.
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Investors will look for clues for an easing of monetary policy later this year.
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The dollar was flat against a basket of currencies, easing from seven-week peaks.
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Subsequent debate has been ongoing on how long this easing cycle may last for.
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The ECB could also provide some details on more quantitative easing, or asset purchases.
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But he said any work toward easing the deeply troubling humanitarian crisis was valuable.
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But he insisted any work toward easing the deeply troubling humanitarian crisis was valuable.
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S. trade talks amid tentative signs of easing tensions between the two economic giants.
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But the remaining 22% still see a deeper 4.33 bp easing as a possibility.
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Kuroda said heightening overseas risks will likely be the biggest trigger for additional easing.
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Many analysts expect yen moves to be among key triggers for further BOJ easing.
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SARA EISEN: And finally, a hard turn from Fed easing to alcohol and CBD.
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Easing slowly into hard, guttural desire, and once he got started he didn't stop.
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That includes Obama's unilateral moves easing deportation enforcement and his regulations on power plants.
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But restrictions are now easing, and there's a growing stampede to get to Cuba.
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Researchers at the bank see signs of easing disruptions in Nigeria, Iraq, and Libya.
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The broader pressures on the Manhattan real estate market show no signs of easing.
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The latter can involve easing procurement norms for encouraging smaller firms in government programmes.
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Economic woes and expectations of more monetary easing are pushing down bond yields globally.
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IMAGE: MedtronicFor people suffering from disease, machines offer great promise of easing their burden.
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However, wages edged up only 218.1 percent, easing concerns that inflation pressures were increasing.
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Canada's central bank last week made clear it had no intention of easing rates.
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It potentially marks a major breakthrough in easing tensions over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program.
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A stronger-than-expected June jobs report tempered expectations for a more aggressive easing.
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On the other hand, it's true prolonged monetary easing is weighing on banks' profits.
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When you've got someone with you, you're sharing the experience and easing the pressure.
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Easing from the Chinese central bank hasn't typically ended in a positive market reaction.
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This disappointed some investors who had hoped for an immediate easing of interest rates.
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Investors will focus on whether the Fed leaves the door open for further easing.
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But the remaining 22% still see a deeper 50 bp easing as a possibility.
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In the absence of monetary easing, Thailand must rely on more expansive fiscal policy.
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But it was Italy's bond market that benefited the most from the easing talk.
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They could turn to quantitative easing, but that could be much more politically contentious.
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The launch of the policy easing measures hammered sterling and weighed on bond yields.
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The two easing cycles of this millennium took place amidst severe declines in equities.
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Overall, we expect the message to come out displaying a bias toward easing policy.
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Matt Walsh tole EW that Louis-Dreyfus has even started easing back into work.
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Matt Walsh tole EW that Louis-Dreyfus has even started easing back into work.
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The monetary easing has, however, not led to strong growth in borrowing and spending.
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School lunches The Trump administration is easing up on Obama-era school lunch guidelines.
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As aggressive as the ECB's easing was, Draghi also said inflation will remain low.
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"The status quo is manageable as long as the Fed is easing," said Normand.
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In retail, easing was mostly in collateral, loan size, and debt-to-income requirements.
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"Inflation is policy relief (easing tensions) but not grounds for policy relaxation," Varathan said.
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Print advertising fell by 8 percent, easing from a 12 percent fall in 2016.
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That view needs to be changing for the RBA to commit to further easing.
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He talked about how there would be no easing of the sanctions with Russia.
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Keeping that going while easing in some new blood will be his next challenge.
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On monetary policy, Weber said central banks may have overstepped boundaries with quantitative easing.
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The measures should include economic easing and monetary stimulus, the lawmaker told the WSJ.
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The ECB looks to remain in QE (quantitative easing) mode until the fourth quarter.
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The third iteration of quantitative easing, DiMartino Booth said, was a bridge too far.
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This in turn boosted bets for further monetary policy easing from major central banks.
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Thanks to Quantitative Easing, the banks ended up accumulating $2.7 trillion in excess reserves.
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Chinese blue-chip shares advanced 20.3 percent on signs tight liquidity conditions were easing.
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For a brief period under President Barack Obama, longstanding tensions appeared to be easing.
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The obvious one would be Trump's lifting or easing of US sanctions on Russia.
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Investors are expecting the central bank to maintain the current easing stance for now.
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The comments were interpreted by investors as a clear nod to a policy easing.
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"We expect SARB to shift to an easing bias this year," UBS analysts said.
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Easing back from four-month highs, both held above their 200-day moving average.
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"This easing trio is helping to reverse the global economys downward trajectory," they said.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi last month flagged fresh easing to fight stubbornly low inflation.
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They pulled a 2.1, and they pulled another 90 degrees on easing last week.
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The bill gives Congress new powers to block Trump from easing sanctions against Moscow.
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Because oil is cheap, the subsidy payments have fallen too, easing pressure for reform.
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The BoJ anticipated that its easing would spur borrowing and spending, including capital expenditure.
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Iran's economy has continued to struggle despite the easing of sanctions from early 2016.
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Who would have thought of the quantitative easing that the ECB came up with?
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A Reuters poll had pointed to inflation easing to 1.4 percent on the year.
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However, wages edged up only 0.1 percent, easing concerns that inflation pressures were increasing.
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And the ECB's quantitative easing, begun in March 2015 was a major step forward.
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What's important is to ensure that momentum by patiently maintaining our powerful monetary easing.
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Along with the decrease came language pointing to a higher bar for future easing.
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The NRA also called for Congress to pass a law easing concealed carry laws.
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So, the ECB has made several announcements that they are likely to continue easing.
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The U.S. lifted some sanctions against Sudan in October and is considering easing more.
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Wall Street was boosted by easing of trade war overnight, while Boeing closed down.
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The program, known as quantitative easing, was aimed at lowering long-term borrowing costs.
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But tensions started easing after Jeenbekov, a former prime minister, took office this month.
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An easing of anxiety about global trade protectionism helped boost Asian and European shares.
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Hence, do not expect more easing policies in the next 3 to 6 months.
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Shoppers easing into their vacation personae checked themselves in the mirror of strangers' gazes.
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His remarks focused on helping former prisoners get job rather than easing sentencing, however.
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Aside from monetary easing, the government is also pursuing some modest additional fiscal stimulus.
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In a note following the decision, the bank said it would consider additional easing.
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In the short-term, the summit offers Kim the prospect of easing biting sanctions.
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At the same time, China is easing monetary policy to help support economic growth.
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The dollar fell against the euro on signs of easing political tensions in Italy.
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Bolsonaro is a former army captain who favors easing gun controls to fight crime.
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But with central bank easing no longer a fresh theme, market gains were limited.
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The EU is also easing conditions that some farmers must meet to access money.
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The Obama administration began easing some of the restrictions on Sudan earlier this year.
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While global share markets rallied since late December on signs of easing Sino-U.
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Should Washington abandon it in hopes of easing tensions with an increasingly hostile Moscow?
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This is a structural positive which would lead to easing in yields across tenors.
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The easing of sanctions is not the only victory for Sudan in recent weeks.
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The airport is aimed at easing congestion at the country's main gateway in Manila.
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A response of "Understood" quickly came over the radio, easing the ground crew's fears.
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So despite Chinese easing, markets are likely to remain vulnerable to tighter liquidity elsewhere.
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We find the 27-year-old on "That's The Way Love Goes," easing janet.
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Easing tensions between the West and the Middle East also weighed on oil futures.
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Policy easing by the Fed would give the PBOC more room to man oeuvre.
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N), easing concerns that the insurer's agreement with drugstore chain Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA.
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But annual inflation has slowed for five months, easing to 16.1 percent in June.
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Trade tensions between the United States and China are showing no signs of easing.
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The Fed is now easing or neutral, and they are expanding their balance sheet.
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On Twitter he called for "more easing and cutting" following the emergency rate cut.
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In December, the two nations proposed to the United Nations an easing of sanctions.
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In recent days, Trump has advocated easing quarantining measures to ease the economic effects.
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The Fed is also dusting off its quantitative easing program from the 2008 crisis.
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There are also warnings from abroad about the danger of easing restrictions too soon.
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The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said it welcomes the easing of tensions.
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Markets price in 22 bps worth of easing in total by end-2020. 2.
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Surging food prices will not be a barrier to policy easing, Capital Economics said.
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The central bank also relaunched a quantitative easing program to boost the region's economy.
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The Fed stands to disappoint markets if it does not explicitly promise more easing.
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Some halting signs of easing tensions in the U.S.-China tariff battle also contributed.
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There have been signs of easing tensions in recent weeks as officials continue negotiations.
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The study also found that kratom may aid with easing withdrawal from opioid addiction.
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Producer price inflation, one gauge of industrial profitability, has been easing since early 2017.
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They also expect the bank's next move to entail policy easing rather than tightening.
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The central bank also announced a quantitative easing program of at least $700 billion.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda raised the likelihood of monetary easing at next week's meeting.
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The survey's volatile measure of business confidence also declined, easing 3 points to +1.
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The bill has been shelved, but the protests have shown no sign of easing.
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Chinese real estate developers surged on expectations of a boost from the easing move.
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In the event Mr Draghi won the hawks over, and unveiled several easing measures.
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Dozens were freed in what is seen as a modest step towards easing tensions.
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She also found excitement about the opportunities that the easing of sanctions could bring.
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Market sentiment has been boosted by the easing tensions over U.S.-China trade relations.
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Futures <0#YIB:> imply a less than 15% chance of an easing on Feb.
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Credit the WHO easing some concerns about the coronavirus and a rally in Microsoft.
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With the easing of travel restrictions, low-cost airlines are increasingly looking to Ukraine.
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He had surgery in August and has since been easing back into his regimen.
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The ECB held off on any immediate further easing of monetary policy, as expected.
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The House passed similar legislation easing restrictions on self-driving cars earlier in September.
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"I do think the Fed's easing bias has made a big impact," he added.
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The Bank of Japan also met expectations by holding off on deeper monetary easing.
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Sentiment was boosted for both groups on signs that trade tensions could be easing.
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The dirham has hardly moved since against major currencies, easing worries about a devaluation.
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Meanwhile, in the U.S. stocks moved higher too as traders saw geopolitical tensions easing.
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The S&P 500 rallied 1 percent midafternoon Monday on easing North Korea tensions.
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Easing a crucial railroad bottleneck in central Tel Aviv would require rerouting a river.
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Equities were sharply higher Monday in part on investors' fears about North Korea easing.
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Cuba had a moment in the mid-2010s with the easing of US sanctions.
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Instead, it will confirm that quantitative easing is on track to end next year.
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An easing of those worries helped lift equities to record highs early this week.
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The European Central Bank unleashed a new round of monetary easing measures on Sept.
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There was some relief when Washington announced a temporary easing of restrictions on Monday.
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Oil prices fell around 1%, with Brent crude futures easing 78 cents to $58.54.
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Oil prices fell around 1%, with Brent crude futures easing 78 cents to $58.54.
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A core element of the ECB's quantitative easing has been its asset purchase program.
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Financial futures now imply a 50-50 chance of a fourth easing next month.
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US crude tumbled 4%, hitting session lows after Trump signaled tensions could be easing.
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Such an easing would not quell the fundamental tensions between the US and Iran.
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I took a few months off dating apps and am easing back into it.
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There had been some speculation it would reinstate an easing bias as this meeting.
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She said tools such as quantitative easing showed limits that yield caps might not.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang also flagged further policy easing and support for small business.
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The agency ultimately unlocked the phone without Apple's help, easing tensions for a time.
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He may succeed in persuading Khamenei to allow some easing up of political controls.
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Easing risk aversion helped the dollar rise to a seven-week high 49.763 yen.
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The case for easing missile restrictions to South Korea appears logical at first glance.
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The obvious factors behind the rally are easing trade tensions and receding recession fears.
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Economic fundamentals have greatly improved since quantitative easing was deployed following the financial crisis.
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This is one of a number of unconventional easing measures from the central bank.
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Easing of tensions over trade between the U.S. and China could also boost prices.
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The memo recommended easing Shulkin out and relying on Perlmutter for help replacing him.
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Last October, for example, Weidmann lambasted the ECB's decision to extend quantitative easing (QE).
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In contrast, the Fed's pirouette and easing of trade tensions means the dollar index .
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In contrast, the Fed's pirouette and easing of trade tensions means the dollar index .
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Meanwhile, easing the widespread distrust between the two sides is indispensable to reduce violence.
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Chalk it up to continued easing and economic stimulus measures from the Federal Reserve.
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Yang is not the only Democratic presidential candidate focused on easing Americans' financial pressures.
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The Bank of Japan also met expectations by holding off on deeper monetary easing.
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The greenback was subdued on Thursday, easing against a basket of currencies to 97.051.
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China and Russia are already calling for easing the economic restrictions around North Korea.
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Claims have been roughly flat this year, indicating some easing in labor market conditions.
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The White House has said it's not considering easing any sanctions on North Korea.
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Local financial stocks saw some easing after posting their best second quarter since 2009.
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Those included no new tariffs and an easing of restrictions on tech company Huawei.
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Expectations for ECB monetary easing soon are high, overshadowing Italy's domestic risks for now.
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Some analysts even predict a restart of asset purchases, widely known as quantitative easing.
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Monetary policy easing has been a key theme for central bankers so far in 2019, with the U.S. Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank (ECB) all signaling dovish stances and fueling speculation of more monetary policy easing.
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"It is extremely unlikely that the ECB will introduce any easing measures beyond what it has already announced ... because the economic outlook for the euro zone does not argue for further easing measures," said Marius Gero Daheim, senior euro zone strategist at SEB.
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Citi noted that buyers betting the government may further relax property-sector curbs could run up against a negative feedback loop: If the recent easing pushes up volumes and prices faster than economic fundamentals, that would dampen the chances of further policy easing.
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"If we were to ease, we would ensure that the costs are at a minimum, and the net effect of stimulus is at the largest," he said in a sign the rising cost of prolonged easing could constrain future monetary easing steps.
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The Aussie was already on a steady footing after rebounding from a five-month low of $0.6832 last week when the Fed's tilt towards monetary easing helped offset bearishness from the probability of policy easing in countries including Australia and New Zealand.
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Beyond that, the U.S. would benefit from easing tensions with China and Russia in general.
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I guess he's cementing an easing bias and he's prepared to do more as needed.
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Equity markets are likely to continue a rally as global monetary easing continues, he said.
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The Fed's quantitative easing program – purchases of Treasury bonds and other instruments – ended last year.
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Some 27.0735 basis points of easing is implied by January, with rates ultimately reaching 27.14%.
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"In our experience it is easing," Chief Executive John Tutte told a call with journalists.
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The stock gained as much as 6.9 percent in morning trading, before easing off slightly.
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Some 21.1223 basis points of easing is implied by January, with rates ultimately reaching 57.483%.
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We're in the part of the cycle where there's been a lot of monetary easing.
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Annual inflation in Nigeria slowed for an eighth month in September, easing to 15.98 percent.
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Having enough water in your system can help soften your stool, easing your constipation symptoms.
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No further changes in the bank's massive quantitative easing bond-buying program, are expected either.
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He has been perceived as favoring aggressive easing due to ties with reflationalist-minded academics.
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Those reforms are more likely to work if their implementation is supported by fiscal easing.
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To get seasonal workers, employers are easing some hiring criteria but keeping others in place.
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The advantage of those who want easing is that you need unanimity to extend sanctions.
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Caterpillar just got a big bump from easing trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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President Donald Trump took action on Friday to start easing regulations on the financial industry.
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Investors can expect easing to continue when there is no timeframe for an inflation target.
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Other major economies are being supported by central banks easing - or about to ease - policy.
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Some 57.823 basis points of easing is implied by January, with rates ultimately reaching 257.82%.
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The increases suggest President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is easing his grip on the central bank.
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China's yuan retreated from near seven-month highs, also helped by tight liquidity easing off.
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But even easing voter ID laws doesn't eliminate the bias of the polling locations themselves.
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The ONS figures also pointed to a continued easing in short-term consumer prices pressures.
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In the past few months, Riyadh has resumed bill payments, easing the pressure on companies.
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Fed fund futures imply around an 24.3% chance of an easing as soon as July.
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Hilaria Baldwin is slowly but surely easing back into her routines after suffering a miscarriage.
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Earlier this month, the Fed announced a new program aimed at easing the liquidity squeeze.
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Cars guide themselves in perfect harmony, easing congestion, promoting traffic flow and optimizing road utilization.
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It would thus be unwise to react hastily to the mere prospect of fiscal easing.
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The liquidity injections and expectations for further monetary easing have dragged the swap points lower.
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Easing environmental protections can affect how industry operates, but not necessarily how much it operates.
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The central bank hinted that more quantitative easing may on the table for this summer.
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Instead of technology easing the way for employees, it very often got in the way.
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Easing tensions with Cuba has been a major foreign policy priority for President Barack Obama.
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However, instead of easing tensions, Madonna continued to stir up negative emotions during her Feb.
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But easing the limit may not be as politically palatable for many of her colleagues.
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That may be a sign of more determined opposition to additional easing than recognised hitherto.
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S. trade hostilities might be easing helped restore investor confidence after the previous session's rout.
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China has been gradually easing monetary and fiscal policy in recent months to support growth.
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Instead of easing the contradictory interests at the center of her image, marriage fortified them.
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Each of these is seeking better methods, products, and approaches to easing end of life.
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Corn gained ground too after easing to a two-week low in the previous session.
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The "fantasy" of stimulating the economy through monetary easing should be dropped, the person added.
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So your student debt proposal calls for using quantitative easing to eliminate $220 trillion, right?
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Instead, it's an easing of the size of the fiscal drag that was previously forecast.
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Easing up on occupational licensing for doctors and dentists can make health care more affordable.
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Thankfully, Zara's unbeatable price point makes easing back into the shopping arena simpler than ever.
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Those standards had been easing in recent years, but now appear to be tightening again.
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The European Central Bank is also seen as potentially easing up on its bond purchases.
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Interbank futures imply a 8.33 percent probability of a further easing by December <0#YIB:>.
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"Steel demand improved in China, supported by the credit easing started in 2340H2350," Vale said.
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The bias of near-term risk to our view remains for additional easing in 219.0438.
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A quota system adopted in 2015 is aimed at easing pressure on Italy and Greece.
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IMF announced to cut global growth forecasts for this year and next, suggesting further easing.
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Aggressive easing by the two central banks should help metals prices by supporting economic growth.
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Weak economic data has also seen increased bets for further easing later in the year.
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The moves also come as expectations of aggressive policy easing from the Federal Reserve dampen.
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Ermotti told CNBC that he is not sure whether further easing will propel the economy.
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In 2016 an "association agreement", easing trade between the EU and Georgia, came into force.
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But some had expected an easing due to weak exports and a depressed manufacturing sector.
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Easing expectations of near-term U.S. rate hikes undermined the attraction of the U.S. dollar.
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According to one estimate, you're talking nearly 2 percent of GDP easing in 2017 alone.
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Despite the aggressive easing, however, inflation is well off the target and growth remains anemic.
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With so much easing already in the price, the was left to idle at $0.6980.
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The European Central Bank is also expected to scale back its quantitative easing (QE) program.
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With another 25-basis-point easing already in the price, the barely moved at $0.7037.
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So they have often struggled to offset downturns by easing either monetary or fiscal policy.
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Reuters reported Friday that the department was considering a temporary easing, citing a government spokeswoman.
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ECB President Mario Draghi did not reveal further easing plans last week, as was expected.
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FED'S ROSENGREN SAYS DO NOT WANT TO EASE IF ECONOMY DOING WELL WITHOUT EASING- CNBC
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And you also are at a limit in quantitative easing, because the spreads are limited.
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Uncertainty sparked by this year's presidential election may not be easing up any time soon.
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A flattening of Medicaid enrollment has also led to an easing in recent state spending.
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Though inflation has been easing since 2017, the headline figure was still 14.1% in May.
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Trillions of dollars of government bonds were bought as part of quantitative-easing (QE) programmes.
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Fed fund futures imply around an 80% chance of an easing as soon as July.
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Both trends are temporary and unlikely to mark the easing of the oil supply glut.
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Its median forecast, however, still reflected no cuts this year, but additional easing in 2020.
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"Easing into day #3 of the power outage…" she writes in a post on Instagram.
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"That's a big deal because the rest of the world is obviously easing," he said.
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Its median forecast, however, still reflected no cuts this year, but additional easing in 63.413.
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Easing tensions between the West and the Middle East also limited oil futures, Flynn said.
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Some analysts believed the BOJ's surprise easing was partly aimed at forestalling the yen's appreciation.
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Keith Ellison of Minneapolis is among leading Democrats who have called for easing banking rules.
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But a growing number of cities are eliminating or easing parking requirements for new development.
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I wouldn't see this as the beginning, unless things change, of a major easing cycle.
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The benchmark change was made to enhance the effect of monetary easing on market rates.
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A lower cost of funding related to an easing of monetary policy will support margins.
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Lisbon's isolation also meant it might lose the protection of European Central Bank quantitative easing.
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The central bank embarked on unprecedented monetary easing three years ago, vowing to create inflation.
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Commercial and civil engineering activity continued to contract, despite a marked easing in cost pressures.
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The current easing cycle began when the central bank cut interest rates in November 2014.
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Italy's 10-year bond yield rose to its highest since April 2017 before easing back.
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Some 57.923 basis points of easing is implied by January, with rates ultimately reaching 257.92%.
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Easing of credit was helped by a decrease in banks' cost of funds, the survey.
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Kuroda also said BOJ will take steps to reduce the cost of prolonged monetary easing.
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The bank's policy stance also reflects global monetary easing and a deteriorating euro zone outlook.
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That makes it harder for the ECB to reconsider ending quantitative easing (QE) this year.
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Asian central banks have leaned towards an easing bias this year faced with slowing growth.
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Financial markets are now pricing in 100 basis points of easing over the next year.
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The European Central Bank is tipped to follow with more easing as early as September.
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In the currency market, fading expectations of aggressive easing by the Fed helped the dollar.
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The programme is aimed at easing chronic energy shortages in India, Asia's third-largest economy.
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Some 75 basis points of easing is implied by January, with rates ultimately reaching 1%.
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China's monetary stance is still basically neutral, with neither easing nor tightening bias, he said.
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Oil prices held firm near 3-1/2-year highs also on easing trade tensions.
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The bank didn't take any steps on the day but its easing intentions were clear.
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Home prices rose modestly, which could signal that momentum is easing in the housing market.
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In fact, Chicago Fed President Charles Evans touted 50 basis points of easing this month.
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The euro dipped 0.1% to $1.1197 weighed by the possibility of easing by the ECB.
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According to a Reuters poll, economists predict a formal policy easing as soon as July.
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The poll showed an expectation of further policy easing until the first quarter of 2020.
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True, his U.S. and euro zone peers are also talking about easing policy these days.
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That sparked expectations for a new round of emergency policy easing from major central banks.
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Easing fears over a possible strike at a mine in Chile accelerated the metal's fall.
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The consolidation in risk sentiment was reflected on Wednesday in easing yields U.S. Treasury yields.
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So far the board had not considered other measures such as quantitative easing, he added.
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The pound also retreated, easing from last week's peak of $1.3145 to trade at $1.3076.
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"Japan is conducting a powerful mix of flexible fiscal policy and quantitative easing," Kuroda said.
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The central bank could potentially further extend or expand its quantitative easing program as well.
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Nevertheless, he focused on reviving the economy by cutting red tape and easing investment rules.
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The House Appropriations Committee voted 31-19 on Tuesday in favor of easing the process.
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However, we believe the risks are mitigated by easing economic headwinds and oil-price stabilisation.
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Many expect the ECB will resume quantitative easing; the timing and composition are under scrutiny.
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The bill also would give Congress veto power to block any easing of those sanctions.
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Dubbed "Abenomics", his three-piece dream suit includes monetary easing, fiscal pragmatism and structural reform.
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The BoJ's monetary easing could not offset it, as many economists had hoped it would.
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This easing is also a striking contrast with the fiscal tightening that was previously planned.
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The BOJ's easing efforts have not only lowered interest rates, they have also flattened them.
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Yet the current tightening cycle and previous two easing phases have featured mid-cycle pauses.
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That's why many states have turned to alternative policies such as easing access to naloxone.
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The single currency took a breather from an overnight rally, easing 0.1 percent to $1.2396.
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Some apps may even have their own settings for easing up on their cellular demands.
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A resolution to rescind the remaining sanctions ended a gradual easing of restrictions on Liberia.
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Context: The House passed similar legislation easing restrictions on self-driving cars earlier in September.
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Either way, more easing is coming and no one is out of the woods yet.
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It may even revive its quantitative-easing programme, buying bonds with freshly minted electronic money.
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It also allows Congress to block Donald Trump from easing or ending penalties against Moscow.
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Now think about quantitative easing (QE), the creation of new money to buy government bonds.
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Easing concerns over a potential trade war also helped lift prices of oil and metal.
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Consumer demand for beef is easing, and export demand has not been stellar, he said.
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Investors are expecting details from the central bank on tapering in its quantitative easing program.
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His comments will be closely evaluated for any shift in his stance on future easing.
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THERE'S BEEN SO MUCH MANIPULATION QUANTITATIVE EASING AND NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES OVERSEAS AND THE LIKE.
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The development will lessen any Teutonic resistance to the monetary easing that Draghi is planning.
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