Traduction de «inflatable suit » (Anglais → Français) :

inflatable exposure suit [ inflatable suit ]

sequentially inflating G-suit

core rate of inflation [ core inflation rate | underlying rate of inflation | underlying inflation rate | trend rate of inflation | trend inflation rate ]

build-to-suit construction | build to suit construction | build to suit | build-to-suit | built-to-suit construction | built to suit construction | built to suit | built-to-suit

anti-exposure suit | exposure suit | immersion suit | survival suit

core inflation | structural inflation | trend inflation | underlying inflation

doom suit | NBC defense suit | NBC suit | nuclear,biological and chemical suit

make male suits | manufacture men's suits | craft men's suits | manufacture male suits

inflation targeting framework | inflation targeting | IT | inflation targeting regime | direct inflation targeting | inflation targeting strategy

inflation-indexed bond | inflation derivative | inflation-indexed note | inflation-linked bond | real yield security | REALS

The inflation rate had just hit 2.6% at that time. This is significant because the Bank of Canada has an inflation target of between 1% and 3% and when inflation threatens to go higher than 3%, the bank raises the ceiling on its overnight rate and all the banks follow suit and before we know it, interest rates everywhere are going up.

We see the need to respond to those realities and drive not just monetary policy—though ultimately we care about the outlook for growth and inflation in Canada—but a broader suite of policies that reflect those dynamics.

14. Supports the two-pillar strategy by highlighting the many convergences which exist in practice between the ECB and other major central banks; recalls that the long-term link between money and inflation is recognised by most academics; stresses, however, that first-pillar management is complex and may be ill-suited for day-to-day decision-making; takes due note of the fact that the objective for M3 is only expressed in terms of reference value and that the ECB does not react mechanically to deviations in reference value; concedes that statistical improvements are difficult to make; remarks, however, that statistical improvements ...[+++]which are unveiled and immediately used to justify a policy move, as in May, were criticised on transparency grounds; calls on the ECB to pursue a detailed explanation policy over the content and the role of the first pillar;

14. Supports the two pillars strategy by stressing the many convergences existing in practice between the ECB and other major central banks, recalls that the long-term link between money and inflation is recognised by most academics, stresses however that first pillar management is complex and may be ill-suited for day-to-day decision-making, takes duly note of the fact that the objective for M3 is only expressed in terms of reference value and that the ECB does not react mechanically to deviations to the reference value, concedes that statistical improvements are difficult, remarks however that statistical improvements unveiled and imme ...[+++]diately used to justify a policy move, as in May, were criticised on transparency grounds, calls the ECB to pursue a detailed explanation policy over the content and the role of the first pillar;