Sentence examples for quantitative easing for from inspiring English sources

We have had a near-zero rates policy and quantitative easing for five years now.

Some of Mr Abe's advisers are against more quantitative easing for political reasons as well.

The policy of "quantitative easing for people" has been attacked by fellow candidate Yvette Cooper, who said it would lead to higher inflation and a weaker pound.

Indeed, the Japanese central bank used quantitative easing for years when Japan was mired in chronic price deflation and had reduced its benchmark interest rate to zero.

Gove's attack on Carney follows comments by Theresa May in her recent Tory party conference speech in which she criticised low interest rates and money printing – quantitative easing – for damaging returns for savers while making owners of assets richer.

The national deficit would be erased not through austerity, as practiced by the heinous Conservatives, but through taxes on the rich and by what Corbyn calls "quantitative easing for people".

That has seen the central bank scale back its key stimulus measure - the bond-buying programme also known as quantitative easing - for three months in a row.

The Chancellor likened the new Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's support for the "people's quantitative easing" – printing money for investment projects – to the economic policy of Zimbabwe or the Weimar Republic in 1920s Germany.

What happens then will be somewhat uncharted territory for Britain's economic policymakers, although some form of "quantitative easing"–a stuffy term for pumping more cash into the economy is expected.

Milton Friedman surveyed the scene and called for quantitative easing.

Neugebauer says Congress didn't pass a bill for quantitative easing.