Sentence examples for stimulus actions from inspiring English sources

Now there are concerns about whether the forces that have driven the market rally — the huge stimulus actions by the Federal Reserve and banner corporate profits — will be sufficient to push it higher.

It was a dubious statement, because the unemployment rate fell to precisely what it was during Mr. Obama's first full month in office, February 2009, and nonideological economists agree that the stimulus actions taken by the administration and the Federal Reserve kept the recession from being worse.

We also include in this category a corporate income tax cut approved in late 2006 but with a large impact in the second quarter of 2008, when several stimulus actions were implemented.

For some time, the market had been ignoring the major monetary and fiscal stimulus actions of the Federal Reserve, while pushing yields on ten-year Treasury notes to 45-year lows of 3.1%.

Mulally continues to believe that things will improve in the second half of the year, due to government stimulus actions, and that Ford will not need federal help, barring a "significant" event such as a further deterioration in the economy or the collapse of one or more competitors or suppliers.

Blumer adds a subtlety to this theory by sharply distinguishing circular reaction from "interpretative interaction," in which the individual first interprets another's action and then makes a response usually different from the stimulus action.

Meanwhile, the Japanese central bank, whose announcement April 4 that it would aggressively buy longer-term bonds as part of a major bid to combat crippling deflation, is expected to hold off on any more stimulus action at its next policy meeting this week.

The fall in the value of the euro was helping exports, and stimulus action by the European Central Bank was working, he said.

The survey results sent the value of the pound up sharply on the currency markets as investors speculated that further stimulus action was less likely from the Bank of England.

The bank suggested that more stimulus action was possible if the incoming economic data proves broadly consistent with the new forecasts the Bank of England compiled Thursday. .

The study, which was conducted before the Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee announced its most recent round of quantitative easing, found just one quarter of economists backing such stimulus action.