英语释义

1. a set of government policies that may be implemented by a central bank to increase the money supply in the economy
The Fed has already done plenty with its unique stimulus program of quantitative easing, or QE, the $85 billion-a-month purchase of bonds and mortgage-backed assets that started pumping cash into the system in 2008.
— Rana Foroohar Speculation is increasing that in an effort to stimulate the sluggish economy, the central bank will soon announce additional quantitative easing, the strategy of buying long-term assets like Treasury bonds to lower long-term interest rates.
— Christine Hauser Since 2000, the Bank of Japan has progressively increased the intensity of its quantitative easing programs in response to stagnant growth and failures in its banking system.
— Blaine Luetkemeyer —abbreviation QE

片语

Quantitative Easing 3量化宽松政策

Quantitative Easing 2轮量化宽松货币政策

Quantitative Easing Programme定量宽松计划

outright quantitative easing接型宽松政策

QE quantitative easing量化宽松政策

Quantitative Easing Monetary Policy量化宽松货币政策

Quantitative Easing II化宽松政策

quantitative monetary easing policy定量宽松货币政策

Its Quantitative Easing Program它定量宽松计划

英汉例句

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

  批评家们指责说，在量化宽松政策下，如此之多崭新的美元流入金融系统，有可能摧毁美元的价值。

• the other issue is about the federal reserve bank‘s second round of policy of quantitative easing (qe2) and its likely effects on china.

  二是关于美联储第二轮量化宽松货币政策（qe2）以及对中国可能产生的影响。这是现在大家热议的题目。

• as a result of all this, there will simply be too much spare economic capacity to generate inflation, despite the federal reserve’s attempts at quantitative easing (creating money to buy assets).

  所有这一切的后果是，几乎没有产生通胀的空间，即使美联储还在试图实施量化宽松（创造更对货币以购买资产）。

• for the big concern about quantitative easing isn’t that it will do too much; it is that it will accomplish too little.

  因为有关量化宽松更大的关注并不是这种政策会做太多，而是它实现的会太少。

• quantitative easing is sometimes colloquially described as 「 printing money 」 although in reality the money is simply created by electronically adding a number to an account.

  量化宽松有时俗称为「印钞票」，但实际上钱的生成是通过电子方式，即在账户中简单地添加一个数字。

• indeed, the main purpose of quantitative easing is not to send the money supply into orbit but to stop it from crashing.

  事实上，量化宽松的目的不是让货币供应进入轨道，而是要防止货币供应链垮掉。

• the bank of japan started quantitative easing in 2001, pumping trillions of yen into the economy over five years through injecting funds into bank reserves.

  日本银行在2001年开始实施量化宽松政策，连超五年减少银行储备注资向市场投入大量的资金。

• a new round of quantitative easing by america's federal reserve this autumn will not help the yen, which rebounded against the dollar later in the day.

  美联储今年秋天新一轮的量化宽松政策也帮不了日元什么，而日元对美元的汇率也在今天晚些时候反弹回去了。

• if anything, the record of quantitative easing in japan should heighten worries of deflation.

  如果有什么区别的话，日本量化宽松的记录应当提高通货紧缩的担忧。

• so that leaves the option of quantitative easing (qe), or creating more money to purchase assets.

  因此，量化宽松就成为选项，或者发行更多的钱来购买资产。

• after the us lifted its debt ceiling, many speculated that another round of quantitative easing is around the corner, which could mean excess liquidity in emerging countries.

  美国上调债务上限后，许多业内人士推测新一轮的量化宽松政策即将出现，这将意味着新兴国家的货币流动性过剩。

• emerging economies, especially china, are victims which suffer most from the quantitative easing of america.

  新兴市场国家特别是中国是美国量化宽松政策的最大受害国。

• the bank of england is expected to resume the quantitative easing (qe)—injecting money into the economy by buying financial assets—which it stopped earlier this year.

  英格兰银行要重新使用其在今年早些时候停止了的量化宽松政策（qe）——以购买金融资产的方式将资金注入经济中。

• quantitative easing is an attractive policy tool after short-term rates have been cut to zero.

  定量宽松是在短期利率削减为零之后一种具有吸引力的政策工具。

• 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.

  这种做的影响将是重启量化宽松的货币政策，而这种政策曾被日本用于使其挣脱出2002年到2006年期间的银行危机。