Sentence examples for monetary drive from inspiring English sources

Markets cheered Mr. Abe's monetary drive.

In April 2013 the BoJ's nine-strong policy board voted unanimously in favour of its radical new monetary drive, this time it revealed a rare split.

Also, how will the spectre of the coin make Republicans more sane when conspiracy theories involving monetary machinations drive a whole faction of the Party?

In each case, lax monetary conditions drove up the prices of equities and property, but not of goods and services.

The gist is that monetary policy drove recovery through the expectations channel; the Bank of England managed to credibly promise to be irresponsible, that is, to generate inflation.

Instead, it seems clear that perverse monetary policy driven by ignorance and a commitment to the Gold standard were responsible for the bulk of the suffering of the 1930s.

The perception of "lower for longer" global monetary policy drove bond yields to record low levels, compressed corporate bond spreads, and pumped up stock markets and emerging market bonds.

Its roots were partly from years before when the oil producing countries hiked up their prices and when the International Monetary Fund drove a bargain which demanded big cuts in public expenditure.

The Fed chairman's critics fail to understand that for the past two years regulatory problems, not monetary policy, drove the market.

The euro would look like a hastily cobbled together monetary pact driven from pillar to post by economic expediency, with no reliable underlying governance structure.

Mr Fontes' insecure work pattern is one that is fast becoming the new norm in Portugal, as state jobs go and as benefits are cut under the country's European Union and International Monetary Fund-driven austerity programme.