Sentences with phrase «by central bank decision»

Markets globally are emerging from an abnormally low interest - rate environment that has been influenced in large part by central bank decision - making globally.

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Lane added some texture to the central bank's decision to increase interest rates, saying policy makers were encouraged by «widespread strength» in exports and business investment.

The writedown came late in the quarter after a Dec. 22 decision by Portugal's central bank that effectively wiped out certain Banco Espirito Santo creditors.

OSLO - Norway Central Bank holds Announcement of the Executive Board's interest rate decision and publication of Monetary Policy followed by press conference 0900 GMT STOCKHOLM - Riksbank executive board meeting 0800 GMT.

The U.S. Federal Reserve says it will appeal an earlier decision from the U.S. District Court that challenged the swipe - fee regulations set by the central bank.

Thursday's decision by the Swiss central bank to call time on its efforts to prevent the euro from trading below 1.20 francs was a huge surprise.

It started with the Swiss National Bank's (SNB) decision to unpeg its currency from the euro earlier this month, followed by a larger - than - expected bond - buying program from the European Central Bank (ECB) on January 22.

The decision by the SNB to call time on its efforts to prevent the euro from trading below 1.20 francs was a huge surprise and came amid mounting speculation that the European Central Bank will next week back a big stimulus program that will put more euros in circulation which would further dilute their value.

News can affect yields by offering market participants insight into economic fundamentals and shaping their expectations of central banks» future monetary policy decisions.

While a weaker yuan looked inevitable to Trinh, the central bank's decision to devalue the currency on Tuesday took markets by surprise — sparking a selloff in global equities and emerging - market currencies.

The decision by the central bank's policy setting panel was in line with the expectations of markets and economists, who had given only low odds to governor Mark Carney removing a mild bias towards raising rates sometime.

Nor is it uncommon for the central bank to move at rate decisions that aren't accompanied by its so - called Monetary Policy Reports (MPR).

The decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve to move away from its quantitative easing policy — in which the central bank creates billions of dollars to buy financial assets each month — comes amid signs the American economy is beginning to heat up, which would boost demand for Canadian imports.

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Our goal is to help gold market participants make informed decisions about their wealth in an era of unprecedented monetary expansion by central banks worldwide.

Also, Chinese policy - making, including central bank decisions, is dominated by the Communist Party.

While the decision to leave the EU has caused notable market upheaval, global market declines were actually more extreme in the first few months of 2016 due to significant commodity price weakness, concerns regarding slowed economic growth in the U.S. and China, and monetary decisions by major central banks.

Interest rate changes and decisions taken by central banks.

The recent announcement by European central banks to restrict further sales of gold and the decision by the IMF to fund its debt - relief initiative with off - market transactions, contributed to a sharp recovery in sentiment in the gold market in late September; the gold price in US dollars increased by around 25 per cent in the wake of these decisions, but has since retraced about half of this rise.

Upturn in Sentiment Buoys Some Emerging - Market Risk Assets There has been a welcome stabilization in global financial markets in recent weeks, which has been helped by indications from the European Central Bank (ECB) that it stood ready to expand its quantitative easing (QE) program, the possibility that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) might do the same, and a decision by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) to further cut interest rates and relax reserve requirements.

At last month's Seoul summit of the G20 — or the G19 +1, as one senior Asian central bank official recently dubbed it — the US was isolated from the other world economic powers by the Federal Reserve's decision to print hundreds of billions of dollars to boost the struggling US economy.

Some policymakers responded to the global uncertainty and downside risks to inflation by revising down their economic projections, but a number of market participants went a step further to call the central bank's decision to begin policy normalization in December 2015 a «policy mistake.»

Noting that monetary policy works in part by altering financial prices and asset values, and thus by affecting risk - taking and borrowing and saving decisions, it questions the notion that the monetary policy and financial stability goals of central banks can be neatly separated.

Today the European Central Bank will deliver their rate decision followed by a much anticipated press conference with Mario Draghi.

Monetary policy in China is too big a deal to be left to the central bank; the State Council, headed by Premier Li Keqiang, has to sign off on its decisions.

For Europe, the announcement of interest rate decisions made by the European Central Bank (ECB) is always followed by a press conference.

And because these press conferences give context to the reasons behind some of the decisions made by the central banks, they sometimes end up being far more important than the actual decision itself.

And what's important there is, first, that the bubble is identified by a set of experts — a set of policy makers who are focused on this issues — and, secondly, once the recommendations are made it's a broader political decision, not just the central banking making the decision; it's a broader decision made by policy makers and legislators about what to do about the problem.

Due to the importance of these key decisions taken by the central banks, their pronouncements are often followed by a press conference.

Today's interest rate decision has traders holding their breath, which, by definition, reminds us all that the central bank is the center of the universe — and has been since the onset of a financial crisis that it completely missed ahead of time.

This means that it can't decide on its own to either print more money or change interest rates as these decisions are made by the European Central Bank.

TD initially lowered its rate to 2.75 per cent from 2.85 per cent following the July 2015 central bank decision, but later cut it to 2.7 per cent to match the moves by the other big Canadian banks.

The central bank can further lower rates, a subsidy to bad decisions, by buying long debt, and maybe credit - sensitive debt (not yet, but wait and see).

Poloz provided insight into this decision earlier this year, when he stated that our nation's central bank runs its own, «independent monetary policy, anchored by our inflation target of 2 %.»

A decision by China's central bank to rein in reserve funds held by payment firms could cost the industry upwards of $ 689 million a year, spur consolidation and alter the way Asia's biggest tech firms move money.

Furthermore, the AG's reference to the Grimaldi and Gauweiler cases also support this opinion: only acts, whatever they are, adopted by an EU institution (like a recommendation from the Commission in the first case, and decisions of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank, in the second case) are concerned by Article 267 TFEU.

(a) The Claimants» case on the point at the hearing was made by reference to a Dubai Court of Cassation decision (Central Bank of Sudan v Africa Alpha Capital 1 Co Ltd, Appeal no 480/2012 Commercial, where the defence was put forward that the court lacked jurisdiction under the Vienna and Riyadh Conventions because the Bank was a «public venture forming a part of the government entities of the Republic of Sudan that enjoys immunity from judicial proceedings and is not subject to the jurisdiction of the State Courts».

Doctrinal flexibility demonstrated by the Canadian Western Bank and Marcotte decisions violates the division of powers, introduces uncertainty in the law and undermines the concept of stare decisis, which is central to our justice system.

Article 10.2 may be amended by a decision of the European Council, acting unanimously, either on a recommendation from the European Central Bank and after consulting the European Parliament and the Commission, or on a recommendation from the Commission and after consulting the European Parliament and the European Central Bank.

The central bank's decision was apparently provoked by underlying «risks» associated with cryptocurrency, particularly around anti-money laundering and capital control requirements.