quantitative easing
quantitative easing词义
释义
量化宽松；
英英释义
Quantitative easing
Learning the Lessons from QE and Other Unconventional Monetary Policies: 17–18 November.
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quantitative easing用法
权威例句
Quantitative EasingQuantitative Easing
Quantitative Easing and Unconventional Monetary Policy – an Introduction*
Quantitative Easing and Unconventional Monetary Policy – an Introduction *
Effects of the Quantitative Easing Policy: A Survey of Empirical Analyses
The United Kingdom’s Quantitative Easing Policy: Design, Operation and Impact
The Response of Interest Rates to US and UK Quantitative Easing
Working Paper No . 393 The financial market impact of quantitative easing
The relationship between exchange rate and stock prices during the quantitative easing policy in Japan
Counterfactual analysis in macroeconometrics: An empirical investigation into the effects of quantitative easing
quantitative easing造句
1. Quantitative easing is an attractive policy tool after short-term rates have been cut to zero.
定量宽松是在短期利率削减为零之后一种具有吸引力的政策工具。
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2. He believed in the potency of "quantitative easing," or qe-printing money to buy bonds.
但他对“量化宽松”，或曰“QE”——即用印来的钱买债券——的效力深信不疑。
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3. This quantitative easing steals from the purchasing power of the incomes and savings of all Americans.
这种定量宽松窃取所有美国人的收入和储蓄的购买力。
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4. Anyone who wants to try "quantitative easing" in the gold market has to dig a mine.
任何人想要在黄金市场中尝试“量化宽松”，那他就去挖个金矿。
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5. If anything, the record of quantitative easing in Japan should heighten worries of deflation.
如果有什么区别的话，日本量化宽松的记录应当提高通货紧缩的担忧。
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6. So that leaves the option of quantitative easing (QE), or creating more money to purchase assets.
因此，量化宽松就成为选项，或者发行更多的钱来购买资产。
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7. Quantitative easing is a way of pouring money into a cash-starved banking system.
量化宽松是一种将资金投入到急需现金的银行系统中去的政策。
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8. They discussed further "quantitative easing" -ie, printing money to buy securities.
他们讨论了进一步“量化宽松”——就是印货币买证券。
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9. Emerging economies, especially China, are victims which suffer most from the quantitative easing of America.
新兴市场国家特别是中国是美国量化宽松政策的最大受害国。
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10. The Bank of England held its rate at 0.5% but expanded its programme of "quantitative easing".
英格兰银行主要政策利率保持在0.5%，但是扩大了“定量宽松”计划。
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11. Much later, Japan tried its own version of quantitative easing, starting in 2001.
很久以后，日本从2001年开始尝试日本版本的量化宽松政策。
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12. It has had two big doses of quantitative easing, the second of which is now ending.
以及有两个大范围的量化宽松政策，第二个现在快要结束了。
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13. "Quantitative easing" is nothing more than printing money.
“定量宽松”就是凭空制造钞票。
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14. Now critics are lumping the Fed's policy, known as quantitative easing, into the same category.
目前批评声音也将美联储的定量宽松政策归为人民币政策的同类。
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15. Indeed, Japan actively encouraged a weaker yen during its experience with quantitative easing.
实际上，日本在定量宽松政策期间积极鼓励日圆走软。
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16. The Fed's quantitative easing will likely lead to rising inflation in these three important countries.
美联储的量化宽松政策将有可能导致这三个重要国家通胀加剧。
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17. But the surge in inflation is largely down to "base effects" that pre-date quantitative easing.
但通胀加剧带来更多的是在数量缓解政策之前就发生的基数效应。
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18. When Bernanke USES the term "quantitative easing", he is insulting the intelligence of Americans.
当伯南克使用“定量宽松”这个词语的时候，他正在侮辱美国人民的智慧。
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19. The Bank of England decided to halt its programme of quantitative easing.
英格兰银行决定停止量化宽松的计划。
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20. A second round of quantitative easing now seems likely.
现在实施第二轮量化宽松政策似乎是可能的。
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21. The Fed’s policy of “quantitative easing” contributed to a qualitative hardening of tone among the summiteers.
联储局的“量化宽松”政策招致与会领导人发出强硬性质的措辞。
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22. The Fed's policy of "quantitative easing" contributed to a qualitative hardening of tone among the summiteers.
联储局的“量化宽松”政策招致与会领导人发出强硬性质的措辞。
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23. In other words, quantitative easing is not dead; it may just be slumbering.
换言之，定量宽松没有死，它可能只是在蛰伏。
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24. In other words, quantitative easing is not dead; it may just be slumbering.
换言之，定量宽松没有死，它可能只是在蛰伏。
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25. Since the BoJ abandoned“ quantitative easing” in March, Japan's monetary base has withered.
自从日本银行在三月份放弃了“定量放松”政策，日本的货币基础就已经萎缩。
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