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"Monetary policy seems to be too loose for the good of China because of the large current account surplus. "

The temptation will be to leave policy too loose, for too long, resulting in another asset price bubble.

i flatten out on my belly and slide under a two-foot stretch that's been loose for years.

Each CP unit is equipped with a feed magnetic flowmeter, (supplied loose for site installation) feed and filtrate pressure transmitters.

I need many about 400 or 500 pearls, loose for a project or like this item that I can use.

Put on your favorite dance CD or tape and cut loose for the next several minutes.

Cut loose for a comfortable fit through the seat and thigh, it sits low on the waist and tilts higher in back.

Let the dog loose for a minute.

This personal experience may underscore central bankers' commitment not to keep monetary policy too loose for too long.

But the economic downturn in the UK will be so extreme that policy will be excessively loose for some time.

I say that not the good human longevity catastrophe loose for thousand annuals!

The small suit is too tight for Papa. The big suit is too loose for Small Bear! They exchange swimsuits. Just right!

With budgets tight and boots loose, [for Russian smokejumpers] rags stand in for socks and saplings double as tent poles.

The U. S. Federal Reserve's monetary policy will remain loose for a long time to come.

By pegging to the dollar, it is, in effect, importing America's monetary policy, which is too loose for China's fast growing economy.

Mr Bernanke makes clear that money will remain loose for now.

So the likelihood is that Mr. Bernanke will keep monetary policy loose for a long time, confident inflation risks are overstated.

They are consequently too loose for a region that is recover in gso briskly.

But keep policy too loose for too long and they risk not just inflation but also catastrophic asset price bubbles.