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Meanings of dovish in English

Opposed to war.

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Usage of dovish in English
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Market participants shrugged off the dovish comments from the Indian central bank.
Reuters
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Whether Boivin is hawkish or dovish is a difficult call, analysts said.
Reuters
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A negative inflation reading in August points to an explicit dovish bias.
Reuters
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The City viewed the ONS data and the inflation report as dovish.
The Guardian
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BNZ senior economist Craig Ebert said the RBNZ was sounding extremely dovish.
Radio NZ
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Lockhart is seen as shading to the dovish end of the scale.
Reuters
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His voting behaviour puts him at the dovish end of the spectrum.
Reuters
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Policymakers in Europe have also shifted to a less dovish stance.
Reuters
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Kasich sounded a comparatively dovish note as well on the issue.
The Guardian
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The European Central Bank's surprising dovish hand further fuelled growth concerns.
Reuters
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Sterling rose after the Bank of England minutes were less dovish than expected.
The Irish Times
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Presumably this means the ECB is going to be dovish tomorrow.
Reuters
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Policymakers are likely to keep a steadily dovish tone, Woolfolk said.
Reuters
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He will not want to be the most dovish person in his government.
The Guardian
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Nor was Fed chief Janet Yellen especially dovish in her outlook.
The Irish Times
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A dovish BOJ is most likely to keep any yen appreciation in check.
Reuters
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