Sentence examples for stimulus boost from inspiring English sources

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The prospects of a weak yen, coupled with further stimulus boost, has also had a positive impact on the stock market.

"But once the stimulus boost is over, the coffers will be empty again and Japan will have no more money to spend".

However, some analysts said the size of the latest stimulus boost was not enough to make a big impact on the economy.

The Bank of Japan's governor recently surprised markets with a stimulus boost, reaffirming his goal of pushing consumer price inflation to two percent by 2015: "Now is a critical moment for Japan emerge from deflation.

"While they have not announced a massive stimulus boost or gone on a credit binge as in the past - they are keeping a look-out for those that may be affected the most by slowing economic growth".

This one-two dose of stimulus boosted spending throughout the economy, as such a stimulus usually does, but it left the nation's finances chronically unbalanced, with consumers and the federal government both spending well beyond their means.

It's not a great surprise that this week the OECD suggested that these plans mean that economic growth in the USA "is set to strengthen in 2017 and 2018" due to the "assumed fiscal stimulus boosts" to the economy.

In Japan, though QQE and short-term fiscal stimulus boosted growth and inflation in the short run, slow progress on the third arrow of structural reforms, along with the effects of the current fiscal consolidation, are now taking a toll on growth.

Exports of these countries might benefit somewhat if the Chinese fiscal stimulus boosts domestic consumption and import demand during 2010.

If the stimulus boosts the economy it will lead to more tax revenue in future years.