Therefore, the Fed s next move is more likely an easing than a tightening of rates.
Those who see higher prices point to the recent monetary easing by central banks.
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Those who believe in quantitative easing certainly have their experiment, writ large in Tokyo.
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The Polish zloty jumped on the governor's remarks about the likely pause in easing.
So that leaves the option of quantitative easing (QE), or creating more money to purchase assets.
Bankers have been telling me the strangest thing: credit standards for business are easing.
Cuban-American members of Congress, in particular, have voiced outrage over the easing of relations.
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Then central banks resorted to quantitative easing (QE), a polite term for the creation of money.
It said unemployment remained too high for a change in its quantitative easing policy.
They all advocated some combination of monetary easing and fiscal stimulus to prevent such declines.
So there sits my panic button waiting to be pushed, its very existence easing my mind.
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But smaller, compact cars also did well, despite the recent easing of gasoline prices.
In the current environment, however, any easing of prices seems likely to be short-lived.
Easing competition in the Indian market is helping the performance of local telecom companies.
As it approaches, it looks as though the pressure is easing and that might well continue.
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Quantitative easing, formally introduced and articulated by the Fed last week, has made quite a splash.
The obvious question is why: Why would people just easing into married life submit to home-invasion-by-camera-crew?
When that fails, as in Japan, they have no choice but to stick with easing.
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They fear that easing access to handguns will lead to a rise in murder rates.
John says this also means we will likely see more quantitative easing in 2012.
Meanwhile, individuals will have better access to affordable health care, easing the burden on small employers.
"You want to be more favorable toward countries that are easing, " Mr. Colmar says.
Above all, they oppose any serious easing of the laws on foreign ownership of property.
Dr. McCallum argues that his rule suggest a policy of monetary easing when velocities are declining.
Whenever there is a whiff of political or economic easing internally, Fidel quickly snuffs it out.
E. (quantitative easing) 2, another round of money creation through conventional and novel means.
The Bank of Japan launched the experiment of quantitative easing (QE) on March 19, 2001.
That agreement apparently was reached without any formal link to easing economic sanctions against Belgrade.
Inflation is also high, though it has shown some signs of easing in recent months.
Expectations of easing, along with weak U.S. retail-sales figures, placed the dollar under pressure.
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