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Such a move would be in addition to a fresh asset purchase programme, or quantitative easing, now under consideration.

At a banking conference, Bernanke also said the Federal Reserve Board had not agreed on criteria that would prompt additional easing.

As skyrocketing prices of certain staples recently returned to earth, inflation seems to be easing.

There's even enough space on board the airship to process all that data in the sky, easing the burden on overloaded intelligence analysts.

This week's Fed statement, opening the door to more easing, pushed the U. S. Dollar Index to a six-month low.

It had to do this because a general easing would not halt the domino effect whereby one firm's collapse caused a run on others.

Semiconductor manufacturers are trying to help developers transition to 32-bit devices by easing the migration to higher performance.

And, he said, despite an easing of oil and gas prices, consumer spending is likely to be sluggish in the near term.

He said policy makers were discussing easing restrictions on other kinds of investment, but he did not provide any details.

He said the central bank will also propose easing restrictions to allow micro lending firms to borrow money.

The Bank of England also refused to restart quantitative easing in the face of a near stagnant economy.

Investors are also mulling just how much of this second round of easing is already priced into markets.

For many commentators, the resumption of quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve has appeared to spark a currency war between the U.

China's economy is picking up. The slump in global manufacturing seems to be easing.

Some of that results from excess money created by quantitative easing in the U. S. looking for better returns abroad, economists say.

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He said the move opened the door wide for similar easing in the ECB's main policy rate next Thursday.

But the US campaign was undermined by fears it was trying to push down the dollar by the Federal Reserve's return to quantitative easing.

He said the bank would pursue "strong monetary easing" and provide liquidity to financial markets.

But the most obvious effect so far of the prospect of more quantitative easing by the Fed has been a decline in the U. S. dollar.

Adam Posen, an external adviser to the Bank of England, said quantitative easing should resume to sustain the British economy's recovery.

It was at this point that his mood noticeably darkened. I found myself easing a bit closer so as not to miss a single detail.

But as the Fed's second round of "quantitative easing" (QE) draws to an end this month, he gave no hint a third round was in the offing.

UK debt is only secure as long as the Bank of England buys it through quantitative easing.

The recent easing in prices seems to be a good thing: cheaper oil reduces inflation.

If you think the Fed is going to have trouble walking away from quantitative easing, you aren't alone.

Rates are expected to be kept on hold, but analysts will be looking for any updates on the Bank's quantitative easing programme.

Until then, she said, government should watch closely "to make sure the private sector is back in the saddle" before easing off.

"Quantitative easing is the whipping boy, but it is not clear how much it is to blame for the reallocation of savings, " he said.

The scheme is of ensuring real-time of the system, easing debugging and maintenance, designing flexible and easing extensions.

If the tightening does not happen it will not be due to any easing by the chancellor, but to an even worse than expected growth performance.

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But the latest spell of quantitative easing comes to an end this month and the Fed has made clear it has no desire to add to it.

Travel chaos has continued to grip Europe, despite the easing of its aerial lockdown as the Icelandic volcano eruption appeared to wane.

The OECD said the effectiveness of the UK's asset purchase programme - the so-called quantitative easing programme - was uncertain.

This setback did not, however, dampen Merkel's mood, as she showed when Ireland and Greece sought an easing of their bailout terms.

Analysts said the move could herald more aggressive monetary policy easing if more signs of a slowing economic recovery emerge.

But if little seems to be changing inside Cuba, its long-strained relations with the West may be easing.

Fed officials have signaled that there would be a 'very high bar' for a third easing, despite the economy's current weakness.

So do not be surprised to see more "quantitative easing" with each successive downturn in the economy.

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With its new five-year plan, China is trying to avoid an ecological crash by gradually easing speed and changing direction.

Quantitative easing was a tool of monetary policy that the Bank of Japan used to fight deflation in the early 2000s.

Even with targets, the second problem is working out exactly how much quantitative easing is enough.

Both institutions, and the Bank of England, are likely to consider more quantitative easing to help their economies this winter.

Participants and bankers are calling this, informally, the 'if in doubt, take it out' approach, essentially easing the impact of the rules.

"If payrolls are poor, then trepidations may increase over the possibility of the Fed engaging in more quantitative easing, " she said.

Yesterday the Bank of England triggered surprise by announcing an expansion of its quantitative easing scheme.

The agreement is the latest sign of easing tensions between the two sides after more than a year of hostility.

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Just as monetary easing has not resulted in any surge in lending, the bears also think the fiscal element will run out of steam.

Europe continues to push the case for yet another of its own to run the IMF and the US frets over the end of quantitative easing.

'The bank will, while pursuing strong monetary easing, continue to provide ample liquidity to the financial markets, ' Mr. Shirakawa said.

In hopes of easing those tensions, Mr. Obama recently invited Speaker Boehner to join him for a round of golf.

Quantitative easing appeared to have stabilised the growth of this measure, though at a sluggish rate, in the second quarter of 2009.

Most economists believe that quantitative easing could help pull the economy out of its worst recession in two decades.

German Economy Minister Rainer Bruederle said he had made clear that easing was the wrong way to go.

There is such a thing as opportunity cost, money not spent on Libya can be put to better use easing the pain of the American taxpayer.

He added: "Consequently, we could yet see the need for the Bank's quantitative easing efforts to be stepped up even further. "

Some suspect the Fed will stop short of any indication that another round of quantitative easing might be on the table.

Speculation is focused on additional easing measures by the Bank of Japan, including expanding a funding scheme for short-term loans.

This marks a second round of bond buying by the Fed in an effort to drive down interest rates, a policy known as quantitative easing.

and you may recall that part of the reason the Federal Reserve engaged in quantitative easing was the threat of a deflationary spiral.

It did not rescue shares after the dotcom bust but the easing led to the housing boom and the underpricing of risk in credit markets.

Under quantitative easing, it is possible to have rising asset prices and large output gaps, ' the note said.

Worse, America's quantitative easing is now viewed as an update of the policies that marked the Great Depression.

Consequently, out of basis points and true to its dual mandate, the central bank has shifted from conventional to unconventional easing.

Some traders were disappointed that the ECB had not embarked on US-style "quantitative easing" .

He said that quantitative easing in the US had led to "a greater inflation risk" .

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He was one of the more outspoken critics of the second round of quantitative easing.

Perhaps the U. S. needs to take a leaf out of China's book when it comes to state-orchestrated quantitative easing.

That did not stop the Republican leaders in Congress from taking the highly unusual step of calling on Mr Bernanke to end monetary easing.

So Friedman's policy of "quantitative easing" , as it is called, still makes good sense. Am I recommending the economics of Robert Mugabe?

With inflation expected to stay below the Fed's 2 percent target in the medium term, the case is clear for more aggressive easing, he said.

NIA went on to say, "NIA fears that come this October, Bernanke is likely to shoot up his largest ever dose of quantitative easing. "

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This rally is the result of gigantic monetary easing, including a doubling of the U. S. monetary base.

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Still, easing them is now on the table, at a time when America may be especially keen to exert an influence, for three reasons.

'It's not the beginning of the Fed tightening, it's the end of the Fed easing, ' Mr. Kantor says.

The effect would be to restart the policy of quantitative easing that Japan used to claw out of its banking crisis between 2002 and 2006.

Of course Nomura adds a caveat that we still have to see if quantitative easing will actually work.

Employment is fundamental to people's livelihood. Easing the employment pressure is one of the main objectives of public policy.

Last week the central bank kept its economic assessment unchanged and did not announce any further easing measures.

There has been a similar easing of prejudice in other Asian countries, but nowhere has the look taken over quite the way it has in Thailand.

Quantitative Easing is on the way out , and is likely to have to be reversed within two years .

Another macroeconomic tool, quantitative easing, has been used aggressively.

China also has experienced enormous monetary easing over the past two years as authorities tried to mute the effects of the global downturn.

Labour earnings and wages continued to adjust downwards, in line with the easing cost trend in the economy.

It also hands the Bank of England an important weapon in the fight against deflation, through so-called quantitative easing.

The company pinpointed the closure of Mr. Gusev's site as the cause for this easing up.

King also says credit conditions are not easing as quickly as the Bank of England had expected.

The slump in global manufacturing seems to be easing.

The pound has lost about a quarter of its value since the banking crisis, easing the debt burden by the same amount.

Credit conditions are still incredibly tight, but at least they are easing a bit.

The U. S. central bank is widely expected to announce a new program of quantitative easing, intended to prop up the economy.

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has opened the door to a further easing of monetary policy, but officials have said they are hesitant to act.

That was the first formal indication from the central bank that some Fed officials have begun to raise the prospect of new easing measures.

Already, interest rates have hovered around zero for a decade, and quantitative easing has flooded the system with funds, to little avail.

In turn, the recent easing means the banks may have brought the money back onshore to make it available for lending.

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The official reason for the delay was an unusual amount of rainfall in the capital, easing pressure on the water supply.

More federal aid to states might have dampened the reductions, easing the drag on national growth.

The aim of quantitative easing, after all, is to dispel deflation and achieve the Bank's 2 per cent annual inflation target.

As a result, the Bank could move towards a more targeted approach to quantitative easing in future, economists said.

The Bank of England has already crossed a frontier by announcing the start of "quantitative easing" .

One of the most frequently asked questions is whether the European Central Bank should follow the Fed into quantitative easing.

In Europe, reports last week showed a year of recession easing in Germany .

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That suggests that some forecasts for an easing of pressure on the U. S. economy may be optimistic, for now.

The Bank of England will provide additional help through its policy of quantitative easing.

Quantitative easing is a way of pouring money into a cash-starved banking system.

the lack of bidders could indicate that market strains are easing , and that the mere promise of a lifeline was enough.

China has rebounded faster from the global downturn than any other big economy, thanks to massive monetary and fiscal easing.

Those measures, plus another round of quantitative easing, might perk up the economy without endangering the public finances (see article).

Despite the easing of tensions, Beijing still considers the island part of its territory to be taken back by force if necessary.

Each easing of the rules makes the next one more likely, by demonstrating that disaster does not occur.

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This may be the type of easing from which homeowners can gain relief, not more machinations at the short end of the yield curve.

The Fed's policy of "quantitative easing" contributed to a qualitative hardening of tone among the summiteers.

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Involving international firms in the management of the assets of its SWFs will have the added benefit of easing some of the tension.

The purpose of more quantitative easing would be to reduce the chances of Japan-style deflation over the longer term by boosting inflation.

Still , there is a possibility the Bank will react to incipient inflation and reverse its quantitative easing policy in good time .

The statement today suggested that it could undertake other such actions, known as "quantitative easing. "

All things considered, it could be a while before China pulls the trigger on the monetary easing front.

But, by the middle of the next decade, inflation had fallen dramatically, easing consumer concerns.

In the UK, the Bank of England has funded 130 per cent of the budget deficit, via its quantitative easing programme.

Economic policy has become stimulative, always with monetary easing and often with a fiscal package as well.

But long-term rates have risen since the Fed launched its latest program of so-called quantitative easing, known as " QE2" .

That adds pressure on the Bank of England to expand its quantitative-easing program in the New Year.

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But those moves were to lower the rates as part of broad credit-easing program that included sharp drops in official interest rates.

"A hard landing should be avoided so long as easing measures filter through in coming months, " he said.

He said inflation pressure was easing and the communist government can hit its target of holding full-year inflation to 3 percent.

Any indications of additional quantitative easing is likely to see the dollar decline.

"credit easing" , a so-far vague attempt to give business lending a nudge, is on the cards, too.

The data was not so weak, however, to build a case for a surprise easing when the U. S. central bank meets on Tuesday.

Bernanke made clear that the U. S. central bank has not decided what would prompt additional easing.

At the moment, therefore, Chiang Kai-shek needs a slight temporary easing of the tension.

Israel and Egypt would open at least two border crossings into Gaza, easing a crippling blockade.

That, after all, is the point of near-zero interest rate policies and quantitative easing.

Quantitative easing, as it is called, poses a grave danger to Britain's creditors.

As part of the easing of the pro-Malay policy, Mr Najib suggested rules on foreign investment in the services sector would be relaxed.

That would support the dollar, although trading could be choppy depending on actions by the Fed, particularly regarding quantitative easing.

But all this may change. Quantitative easing will end when deflation is a less credible threat.

Mr Obama may take some comfort from the fact that the worst of the coming fiscal train wreck will be prevented by the Fed's easing.

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"This suggests we are unlikely to see a sharp slowdown in growth when the impact from fiscal easing starts to wane. "

It railed against the Federal Reserve's second wave of quantitative easing, launched in November, for pushing up prices around the world.

The FOMC's choice of a twist rather than a third round of quantitative easing shows that it is not immune to such pressure.

But it is not clear whether quantitative easing on its own changes people's expectations of monetary policy and inflation.

The market impact is likely to be muted for now, given the Federal Reserve's bond-buying under its "quantitative easing" programme.

What I have trouble understanding is the view that new monetary easing is likely to be counterproductive.

Liu Dongliang, a currency analyst at China Merchants Bank in Shenzhen, told Reuters: "All my colleagues were shocked by such a big easing. "

Quantitative easing is nothing more than the Federal Reserve printing money and creating inflation.

responding to the gloom, the Bank of England announced a fresh round of quantitative easing on October 6th.

They say inflation should climb further through at least midyear before easing.

Experts say that the easing of power supply will also be good news for Zhuhai's social and economic development.

But easing the ban is a central part of the prosecutors case against the party and its leaders.

This expansionary fiscal policy has been a bigger growth driver than monetary easing over the past three years, in our view.

As the end of this phase of monetary easing approaches, bond markets have recently come under increasing pressure.

Policy-makers have so far relied more on the easier path of reflating domestic demand via monetary policy easing and fiscal expansion.

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The US was the first country in the current recession to turn to quantitative easing.

With so much newly printed money in the financial system, critics charge that quantitative easing could destroy the value of the US dollar.

Faced with the prospect of a rising sovereign risk premium, fiscal easing will prove less supportive of growth than fiscal tightening.

On Tuesday, it said it would increase the money supply to make the MBS purchases, effectively easing monetary policy further.

Some have proposed easing the pain by returning all the revenues of the tax to the public, either through other tax cuts or direct rebates.

But there is still scope for monetary easing in the form of bond-buying programmes, financed with newly created money.

Shinyoung's Lee said some of these concerns were easing, however, as Samsung diversifies, raises its brand image and gains market share.

The current policy of quantitative easing by the Fed is a move in the right direction but it does not, as yet, go nearly far enough.

A glance at the stock market lately suggests the prospect of more so-called quantitative easing, or QE, isn't doing much to inspire a rally.

Last month the EU refused even to open talks about easing the stringent visa regime applied to Turkish nationals.

Instead, he launched a fierce defense of the Fed's bond-purchase plan, also known as "quantitative easing II. "

In particular, he sees another flurry of quantitative easing by the U. S. Federal Reserve as being "impotent. "

"Quantitative" refers to the fact that a specific quantity of money is being created; "easing" refers to reducing the pressure on banks.

Quantitative easing may be cool. But it should not be the main priority right now.

The purpose of the so-called "quantitative easing" was to generate domestic demand while exports slumped.

And the U. S. Federal Reserve indicated it could take a similar action, called quantitative easing, soon.

The third-quarter decline in GDP was a dismal development but it does not make a further boost to quantitative easing a sure thing.

The elimination of a financial system collapse would go a long way in easing investors concerns over a global meltdown.

Now policymakers are easing off the brakes and hitting the gas again in an effort to stimulate growth.

Rising home prices are not an accidental consequence of government easing but one of its goals.

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The issue is coming into sharper focus, with the U. S. Federal Reserve considering further quantitative easing.

This was achieved by currency market responses to the emergency easing of monetary policy precipitated by the banking crisis.

However, I believe U. S. and EU will likely keep rate on hold near term with possible easing bias, as stagflation is still a concern.

Some business surveys and economic data suggest the pace of Europe's contraction might be easing.

If the Fed were to hold as many assets on a relative basis, it could conduct another $1, 800bn worth of quantitative easing.

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High-speed rail holds vast promise, from easing congestion (and speeding the flow of goods and services) to reducing carbon emissions.

Ben Bernanke hopes quantitative easing will increase the flow of credit to the domestic economy and stimulate job creation.

In his inaugural speech he then stressed that better relations with China depended on its easing Taiwan's international isolation.

The flames continue the scene now showing the clearing and easing of these fearful moments.

The resulting positive impact on growth would be reinforced if there were also a substantial easing of the net burden.

Governments see subsidies as a convenient way of easing in emissions curbs which businesses would otherwise resist.

given the gloomy mood that now prevails , it may therefore take some time for monetary easing to have an impact on economic activity.

A better policy response to a negative shock is to expand the quantitative easing programme through the purchase of Treasury securities.

But the talks come amid signs that Beijing may be easing its resistance to a fresh round of United Nations sanctions against Iran.

Thus the fact that the Fed is easing does not mean it cannot intervene to support the dollar.

But if things get worse, baby steps in the direction of further easing might not do the trick, pushing the central bank to be even bolder.

It is not a case of us easing him gently back to running, he was virtually at full blast.

Weekly jobless claims appear to have peaked, a sign the recession might end soon and that job cuts are easing.

The industry's plight also led to an easing of the antitrust scrutiny that had attended airline mergers.

The most hopeful observers think it might be a sign that the country's ethnic obsessions are easing.

Instead, the chief force driving the dollar down was the second round of the Fed's quantitative easing bond purchase plan.

Monetary ease Policy of reducing restrictions on the availability of money , e. G. By easing credit restrictions .

It also has a useful political side-effect, easing some of China's tension with America over the value of its currency.

This, to a certain extent, stops the theft of electricity facilities, easing the power system operating pressure.

One of the culprits is quantitative easing (QE), a tactic devised by central banks to revive the economy.

In response, China's policymakers are easing their macroeconomic grip one finger at a time.

Against the background of weak growth and high unemployment in many advanced economies, sustained monetary easing is natural and compelling.

The modest forecast slowdown should be a help, then, so long as central bank easing does not undermine their longer-term credibility.

Investors anticipate the Fed will soon resume quantitative easing (i. e. , printing money) through a new round of bond purchases.

In historical terms, this may be most analogous to late 1992 -- the year that the last major Fed easing cycle came to completion.

The true gauge of monetary easing is not the cut in interest rates, but whether it succeeds in spurring new lending.

With a little financial easing, and lower prices at the pump, demand will return.

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Now critics are lumping the Fed's policy, known as quantitative easing, into the same category.

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A wave of distressed selling could turn a welcome easing of property prices into a rout.

Quantitative easing in the U. S. and Japan has speeded up that flow of cash.

The eventual easing of this anti-corruption campaign is one reason for scepticism that investment will continue to slow.

Most recently, new and untried policies such as quantitative and credit easing have had to be introduced.

Big currency moves have come just since late August, when Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke first signaled more easing was possible.

But quantitative easing is universally agreed to be weak medicine compared with cutting interest rates.

Quantitative easing without deep structural financial reform could cause lot of trouble in the long run.

Meanwhile, speculation the U. S. and U. K. could soon resume quantitative easing has hit the dollar and sterling.

Consumers took a more negative view of business and labor market conditions, while inflation expectations jumped after easing in April.

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Chinese premier Wen Jiabao's insistence on "easing tensions" in the region amounts to acceptance that North Korea can act as it pleases.

The market had expected some form of monetary easing but hadn't imagined a whittling of interest rates, even if merely symbolic.

Analysts expect those restrictions to be rolled back soon, and the easing could help revive inbound travel and boost hotel stays.

The most powerful step would be a new round of bond purchases, known as quantitative easing, though that is seen as unlikely.

Not surprisingly, bank loans in November were up from forecasts, confirming that an easing policy is now in effect.

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Chinese policymakers, torn between calls for monetary easing and tightening must be suffering tennis neck.

One is that talk of more easing creates, at least in some cases, deflationary pressure of its own.

The rebound of anxiety in the past few days amply demonstrates that massive easing of monetary policy is not working.

Then central banks resorted to quantitative easing (QE), a polite term for the creation of money.

But quantitative easing programmes will have to end sooner or later; and eventually the private sector will start to borrow again.

Households with damaged balance sheets may not respond vigorously even to a dramatic easing in the supply and price of credit.

These policies are more desirable than quantitative easing, which has negative side effects both at home and abroad.

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The effectiveness of fiscal easing depends on its composition as well as its size.

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