Sentence examples for easing programs from inspiring English sources
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 chief banker of the world's third-largest economy ($5.8 trillion GDP) announced this fall that he'll inject an additional $128 billion into monetary easing programs, pushing Japan's total spent on asset-buying programs past the $1 trillion mark.
Interpretation of the report is further complicated by the fact that it could increase the likelihood of a renewed round of quantitative easing programs from the Federal Reserve.
The aussie will taper off namely because the Fed will begin ending its quantitative easing programs and start raising rates, removing the aussie's own rate advantage.
If interest rates are where they are, it is because the Federal Reserve did not deem it appropriate to restore market rates after the impact of their massive Quantitative Easing programs.
Whereas the US under Fed Chairs Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen knew early in the recovery that deflation and loss of demand was the problem, and so initiated the various Quantitative Easing programs that pumped more money into economic growth, instead of withdrawing it.
People's quantitative easing is Corbyn's take on the Bank of England's quantitative easing program.
Any further slowdown could spur Japan's central bank to expand its already aggressive easing program.
Economists and investors continue to debate how much the Fed's quantitative easing program helped the economy.
Economists are still debating the effectiveness of the quantitative easing program begun last November, raising questions about the potency of yet more asset purchases.
TOKYO — The Bank of Japan on Thursday left its vast monetary easing program unchanged as it issued an upbeat assessment of Tokyo's efforts to counter growth-sapping deflation.
