Sentence examples for aggressive quantitative easing from inspiring English sources

He says it is "still unclear" how Japan will respond to aggressive quantitative easing.

And, in the event, this aggressive quantitative easing is precisely the medicine needed by a British economy on life support.

The idea was voted down, 8 to 1. Since the global financial crisis that started five years ago, central banks in the Britain and the United States have also engaged in aggressive quantitative easing programs, which can help support economic growth by lowering interest rates but also tend to weaken the currency.

The ECB is already hinting at more aggressive quantitative easing, justified by the fact that low oil prices should push inflation even further below 2%.

The Fed could engage in much more aggressive quantitative easing, both in size and in scope, to further lower long-term interest rates and value of the dollar.

"Aggressive quantitative easing by the Fed should add to the U.S. dollar supply globally and undermine the value of the dollar," Robert Sinche, the global head of currency strategy at Bank of America in New York, said in a research note.

The Fed can get rates down by applying the policy of quantitative easing far more aggressively.

But were the Republicans to take control of the presidency and both houses of Congress, there would be the prospect of aggressive fiscal tightening in 2013, along with a political leadership hostile to further quantitative easing.

The BoJ's quantitative easing programme has been dwarfed in recent years by the more aggressive action taken by the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England.

This has been matched by aggressive action by the Bank of Japan to drive down borrowing costs to business and households with extra quantitative easing.

The switch to quantitative easing to manage money supply will help but only if they can achieve the right balance - aggressive enough to encourage lending by banks but not creating too much cash to send inflation out of control".