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Meanings of hawkish in anglès
Usage of hawkish in anglès
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Whether Boivin is hawkish or dovish is a difficult call, analysts said.
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Those hawkish comments have helped driven U.S. Treasury yields higher this week.
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But that was before a new, and more hawkish government took over.
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Other central banks, including the European Central Bank, have been similarly hawkish.
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The hawkish comments also led to a hike in interbank Bubor rates.
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Foreign policy Clinton: Thought to be more hawkish and interventionist than Obama.
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In those circumstances, the MPC is likely to become markedly more hawkish.
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It was also underpinned by the Fed's hawkish stance on interest rates.
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A trader like me just wants to understand - is it hawkish?
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It also signaled that officials will keep a hawkish eye on debt.
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His nose was large and hawkish; his eyebrows, heavy; his chin, massive.
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Nevertheless, his hawkish nose and piercing stare gave him a formidable presence.
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He had a hawkish nose, and faded scars marked his unshaven cheeks.
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Turkey's once-mighty military has long taken a hawkish stance on the Cyprus issue.
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Trichet said an April rate rise was not certain but sounded notably hawkish.
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In fact, over certain key foreign policy issues his stance is deeply hawkish.
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United States of America
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