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Meanings of more dovish in English
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Usage of more dovish in English
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Kasich sounded some more dovish notes as well in his speech.
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We'll see during the press conference whether the tone is a little more dovish.
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Crucially, the Fed softened the blow by making its forward guidance even more dovish.
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Some investors suspect the central bank may sound more dovish given the uncertain global backdrop.
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Investors took solace in Mr Draghi's more dovish tone.
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The IMF is both more hawkish and more dovish.
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Not today so much but do we start seeing a much more dovish narrative going forward?
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The Fed also ruled out for now more dovish monetary policy measures such as yield-curve control.
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That has justifiably alarmed more dovish Israeli ministers.
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Following the ECB's latest policy meeting on Thursday, Trichet's comments were more dovish than markets had expected.
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Yellen was more dovish in a speech on March 31, when she defended the Fed's supportive measures.
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But as the Fed adopted a more dovish stance on fiscal policy, the market heated up again.
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Oddly, the gains have come even as the European Central Bank sounds ever more dovish on policy.
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In their view, the absence of a calendar reference in the latest minutes arguably made them more dovish.
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Look too for the impact to allow the ECB to strike a more dovish tone on interest rates.
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I have John Bolton and I have people who are a little more dovish than him, said Trump.
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More dovish across language varieties
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