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Meanings of narrow money in English
Portion of the commercial banks' reserves that are maintained in accounts with their central bank plus the total currency circulating in the public.
Synonyms
Examples for "monetary base"
Examples for "monetary base"
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Argentina's monetary base has been growing at more than 2 percent monthly.
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The Fed has more than tripled its monetary base over the same period.
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The purchases were designed to prevent a contraction in the U.S. monetary base as growth slumped.
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The bank will target zero growth in the monetary base from now until June 2019, he said.
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These reserves, plus till money and deposits held by these banks, are often known as "the monetary base".
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The punishments inflicted for forgery, coining base money, and perjury, were arbitrary.
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He even coined some base money, and ordered it to be current by proclamation.
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But base money, may easily be enhanced, or abased.
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Hence the English and French Billon, signifying base money.]
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The BOJ maintained its 0.1 percent negative interest rate, but abandoned its base money target.
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While the narrow money base has grown rapidly, the broader monetary aggregates, more relevant for quantity theory, have not.
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Mr Simpson believes the reasoning behind the merger is largely money based.
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United Kingdom is supposed to give us money based on a court decision.
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His defense is that he made money based on analysis and public information.
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Prosecutors allege that the Federal Savings Bank lent Manafort money based on fraudulent documents.
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The Bank of Mexico manages reserve money through weekly open market operations.
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Before the financial crisis, reserve money consistently led broad money growth, the central bank's key monetary gauge.
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Between 2000-2007 the annual change in reserve money had a 0.6 correlation with the year-on-year change in M3.
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The IMF will review performance against quarterly targets for net domestic financing, net reserves and reserve money before releasing the next tranche, Weerasinghe said.
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Federal Reserve money-printing has debased the world's reserve currency.
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Doherty acknowledged it will take time and outside money to accomplish.
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Only last month, Harvard said that it will rely more on outside money managers.
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Cohen agreed at the time to stop managing outside money.
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It has changed its name to Point72 Asset Management and stopped managing outside money.
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Every now and again, Hollywood is transformed by outside money.
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Japanese investors, awash with central bank money, seem to be particularly keen on French bonds once more.
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It also shows how central bank money printing since the crash has helped to bolster private equity funds.
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The policy outlook is fraught too as the shift to government action from central bank money printing gets underway.
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Greek banks would then lose their access to central bank money, Bundesbank board member Joachim Nagel told the Handelsblatt newspaper.
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Money created by a central bank is legal tender, while deposits with commercial banks represent a claim on central bank money.
Usage of narrow money in English
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While the narrow money base has grown rapidly, the broader monetary aggregates, more relevant for quantity theory, have not.
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The Fed's narrow money creation is being offset by risk-averse changes in bank balance sheets and a rise in cash demand by households and firms.
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But it is broad money (credit) is rather than narrow money (cash and reserves) that is more relevant for stimulating changes in output and prices.
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