Meanings of stabilise the economy in anglès

They need to be anchors which create jobs and stabilise the economy.

What to watch: - Follow-through on measures to bring down inflation and stabilise the economy.

Some developed countries have spent trillions trying to stabilise the economy, and have had to tighten budgets.

Given his history he is likely to want to stabilise the economy rather than to pursue radical interventions.

The new government of Nana Akufo-Addo has vowed to restore financial stability and fiscal discipline to stabilise the economy.

Mr Cowen said the Government spent last year working to stabilise the economy and get the public finances under control.

New Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai said on Wednesday Bennett's arrest undermined the government and efforts to stabilise the economy.

The market has been moving within a tight range as the government struggles to stabilise the economy and manage widespread protests.

His two goals - he said as he took on the job - were to stabilise the economy and ensure democratic elections.

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reportedly had plans for a while to work with white Zimbabwean farmers in order to stabilise the economy.

Any obvious loss of momentum by Government in meeting targets to stabilise the economy over five years would leave Ireland vulnerable to market pressures.

Impact general secretary Peter McLoone said the proposed wage agreement deal would help stabilise the economy and protect incomes in a difficult economic period.

The group said such an administration would have a mandate to stabilise the economy and prepare for a new presidential election in 18 months.

The main risk is that the government could slow down with implementing measures to stabilise the economy because there is less pressure now, he said.

The figures provide weight to calls for the central bank the Bank of England to renew its quantitative easing policy to help stabilise the economy.

Prolonged unrest, largely between supporters and opponents of Islamist President Mohamed Mursi, has hindered government attempts to stabilise the economy, weighing on local investor sentiment.