monetising

But the tsunami may have made obvious what markets had long assumed. Japan will get out of this mess by monetising the deficit.

The battle for the best seat on a plane is one airlines seem to find ever more inventive ways of monetising.

Sina had planned to start monetising the service, but has instead decided to wait until the second half of the year.

There should be no trouble monetising that sort of access.

Monetising a slug of public debt in this way is bound to be inflationary.

Purchasing government bonds, they argue, is tantamount to monetising government deficits.

In 2003, these funds began to slosh into property and then, in mid-2006, into equities, monetising them.

A second challenge is "monetising" the country's livestock and moving the Dinka and Nuer cultures on from cow worship.

Chinese internet companies have been very good at monetising concepts invented by others.

Finance ministers are averse to debt and central banks even more so to monetising it for fear of becoming a tool of the government.

But the ECB is allowed to buy debt in the secondary markets, which is a way of monetising debt.

Tullow's share price has jumped 28 per cent since December 1, partly in anticipation of monetising the Ugandan assets.

The purchase of government bonds by the Exchange Fund would risk giving the impression of monetising the budget deficit.

Monetising the deficit