Sentence examples for expanding quantitative from inspiring English sources

On October 31st four of the board's nine members voted against expanding quantitative easing.

Core inflation in the year to October fell to 0.9%.The Bank of Japan and Mr Abe have rightly responded to the threat of deflation by expanding quantitative easing and postponing the next rise in the consumption tax.

Despite those concerns the Bank of England has so far shied away from expanding quantitative easing - one of its major tools for boosting growth.

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In recent months the world's big central banks have all either injected liquidity, expanded quantitative easing (printing money to buy bonds) or promised to keep rates low for longer.

THIS week: The bank of Japan expands quantitative easing, the economic impact of America's mid-terms and what to make of the latest official report on climate change.

"It's impossible to know whether it worked, but if you want to expand quantitative easing, then you have to think that it is working and that £125 billion isn't enough," said Amit Kara, an economist at UBS in London and a former Bank of England official.

The ECB must also stress that its target is an inflation rate close to 2% for the euro zone as a whole, even if that means higher inflation in Germany.The Fed, which is still buying $85 billion-worth of bonds a month, does not need to expand quantitative easing.

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In its report earlier this week, the OECD hinted that the ECB might want to expand quantitative easing (QE) as a measure to encourage stronger growth.

This purchase program has now reached its limit of 175 billion pounds ($289 billion) and a decision had to be taken whether to expand quantitative easing (QE) by up to 50 billion pounds.