Sentence examples for pace of easing from inspiring English sources
"We now expect the central bank to bring rates to 4.0% by August at the latest — previously, we had expected 5.25% by July — maintaining at least the current 75 basis point pace of easing for at least the next couple of meetings," he said.
The Bank of Japan's announcement "will likely disappoint those who expected the policy board to answer Abe's call for a 'different kind of B.O.J. policy,' or significantly ramp up its pace of easing," Izumi Devalier, an economist with HSBC, said in a note to clients.
"The Fed, from time to time during the year, wanted to slow the pace of easing, and I just don't see the need for as big a step, as the economy seems to be getting a grip on itself," Alan Levenson, chief economist at T. Rowe Price, told Reuters.
And consumers will gain from the temporary reduction in value-added tax, worth about £12.5 billion over 13 months.The pace of monetary easing also looks set to accelerate.
Poland's central bank cut interest rates by a larger than expected 75 basis points on Tuesday afternoon, increasing the pace of monetary easing as it seeks to protect the economy from the fallout of a euro zone recession.
The pace of growth eased from the 8.3 percent expansion in the previous quarter and fell below the median forecast for growth of 8.2 percent in a Reuters poll.
China's producer prices fell for the 48th month in a row in February though their pace of decline eased, highlighting the deeply entrenched pressures facing its manufacturers.
The report said there was an increase in permanent placements across all regions apart from London, where the pace of decline eased markedly.
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But the pace of growth eased further from peaks seen in August and September, and was "notably slower" than the UK average.
The most recent set of Federal Reserve minutes suggested that the pace of quantitative easing (QE), the creation of money to buy assets, would slow later this year.
