credit easing造句

• A credit easing could not come too soon for a market in which technology stocks have been pummeled for months as companies have warned of weaker earnings prospects.
• Amid signs the worst of the recession may be over, the Federal Reserve left a key interest rate unchanged Wednesday, ending a yearlong stretch of uninterrupted credit easing.
• Treasurer Peter Costello described the credit easing as a " downpayment " on the government's plans to keep inflation low, while buoying jobs growth and balancing the budget.
• But many analysts believe the rate cut will be a smaller quarter-point move that will signal that the central bank may be finished with its credit easing campaign.
• Beginning on Jan . 3, the Fed has cut interest rates five times in half-point moves that marked the central bank's most aggressive credit easing in 19 years.
• The Federal Reserve demonstrated its worries about the U . S . economy in dramatic fashion last year by undertaking its most aggressive credit easing in nearly two decades.
• As signs of an economic rebound mount, the Federal Reserve is likely to leave interest rates unchanged, a move that would end a yearlong stretch of uninterrupted credit easing.
• Many analysts are hopeful that the Fed's credit easing and economic stimulus from the government will set the stage for a rebound in the second half of next year.
• The effects of credit easing are not going to happen overnight, even though we predict that there will be an upsurge in investment in the second half, notably infrastructure projects,
• Minutes of the Fed's May meeting that were released Thursday bolstered the view of many economists that the central bank is close to the end of its credit easing efforts.