Sentence examples for dollar of reserves from inspiring English sources

Throughout the 1930s, Mr. Sylla said, the amount banks lent for each dollar of reserves remained at about half the level of the 1920s.

Each dollar of reserves was standing behind more and more dollars of M2.

Credit quality markedly improved, allowing the banks to release billions of dollars of reserves previously set aside to cover losses.

Supplying trillions of dollars of reserves and driving interest rates to zero cannot force banks to lend or companies and households to borrow.

The events surrounding Britain's humiliating withdrawal from the exchange rate mechanism and the loss of billions of dollars of reserves shaped the decade.

The government could deploy some of the hundreds of billons of dollars of reserves it has amassed (now parked in American Treasury bonds in order to keep a cheap currency) to pay for pensions and health insurance for ordinary people.

She said the Fed had the tools to "drain hundreds of billions of dollars of reserves from the banking system" and to gradually sell the assets it has bought, when the time comes to tighten monetary policy.

You see, those dastardly officials are paying interest on reserves – a hefty 0.25 percent – and this has led to something totally unexpected: The US Federal Reserve Board has pumped out trillions of dollars of reserves, but never have so many reserves produced so little monetary growth.

These countries now have trillions of dollars of reserves sitting in their central banks that have to be spent or invested.

It does not need to soak up those trillions of dollars of reserves by selling trillions of dollars of assets".

Harris noted that there was an unusually high dollar share of reserves in central banks at the start of the decade, and that the greenback is still clearly the dominant component of foreign exchange holdings.