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| | | ... growing chorus of dissent from central bank heads and officials from Germany, Austria and the Netherlands against a big stimulus package, Draghi over-delivered. "First, as regards the key ECB interest rates, we decided to lower the interest rate on the ... |
| | | | ... Prime Minister Kevin Rudd) attention, didn't it? As headlined in The Age (14 October 2008): "Rudd unveils $10.4b stimulus plan" that "includes pre-Christmas payments of $4.8 billion for pensioners, $3.9 billion in support for families, and $1.5 billion ... |
| | | | ... it's Trump's tariff war, stupid and the Wall Street Journal 's piece, Cut the Trump Uncertainty Tax... His best stimulus policy would be to end his tariff campaign. |
| | | | "A significant degree of monetary stimulus continues to be necessary to ensure that financial conditions remain very favourable and support the euro area expansion, the ongoing build-up of domestic price pressures, and, thus, headline inflation developments ... |
| | | | ... to put the onus back on Trump and echo the Wall Street Journal's words: "Cut the Trump Uncertainty Tax...His best stimulus policy would be to end his tariff campaign." |
| | | | ... any of these excuses. It's preparing for the worst. According to Factset: "Press continued to focus on potential stimulus measures to counter an economic slowdown... Much of the focus has been on a temporary payroll tax cut... More talk about cutting ... |
| | | | ... recent positive developments around US and China trade, China's plan to boost income, potential German fiscal policy stimulus, US economic data holding up despite headwinds, and some better-than-feared earnings reports given global headwinds." Financial ... |
| | | | ... negative interest rates; the ECB's forward-guiding, according to the 'Wall Street Journal', "a package of stimulus measures at its next policy meeting in September that should exceed investors' expectations"; the RBNZ's ready to take ... |
| | | | ... on July 4: "Deloitte Access Economics director Chris Richardson said the initial tax refunds would act much like the stimulus cheques mailed out by the Rudd government during the depths of the global financial crisis in February 2009." "On that occasion ... |
| | | | ... to both fiscal and monetary policy stimulation to mitigate the downdraft from trade. One illustration of China's stimulus measures is June's announcement relaxing infrastructure financing rules for local governments by raising their local special ... |
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