Sentence examples for quantity of bonds from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Fed, like most economists, believes buying any quantity of bonds makes monetary policy more stimulative.

For instance, banks are made to issue a quantity of bonds, whose price reflects the market's assessment of the banks' health.

Fed officials argue that suspending its purchases would maintain a constant level of downward pressure on borrowing costs, because the Fed would continue to hold the same quantity of bonds.

Even if you do not count the large quantity of bonds issued by telecoms companies that are now bust or nearly so, the average junk issue trades at a yield of some ten percentage points above Treasury bonds.

In the scheme's most audacious maneuver, authorities said, the brokerage firm twice bought a large quantity of bonds from the bank and sold them back to the bank at an inflated price on the same day.

Business in government bonds, interest rate derivatives and fixed income accounted for 79% of total revenue and is expected to be one of the most fertile areas of this growth year, when governments around the world are again expected to issue a larger than usual quantity of bonds.

According to the results of Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, it was inferred that hydrogen bond was limited in controlling release of drug due to the limited quantity of bonding site, thus dipole-dipole interaction and log P became dominate control factors.

Given the above, Szreter and Woolcock [ 7] wrote that health outcomes "can be improved by expanding the quality and quantity of bonding social capital (among friends, family and neighbours) and bridging social capital (trusting relations between those from different demographic and spatial groups)" (p.655) [ 7].

That was the prelude to Draghi's OMT programme; a pledge to buy unlimited quantities of bonds from eurozone countries who were locked out of the markets.

PARIS — Buying unlimited quantities of bonds is sometimes described as a central bank's nuclear option: an overwhelming force that threatens speculators with annihilation.

Second, the Japanese central bank's pledge to buy gigantic quantities of bonds at home has buoyed asset prices elsewhere, including Italy.