Traduction de «politique d'accompagnement monétaire » (Français → Anglais) :

accommodative monetary policy | easy monetary policy | expansionary monetary policy | monetary accommodation

accommodative monetary policy

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monetary policy [ currency reform | currency situation | money policy ]

single monetary policy

agri-monetary policy [ agricultural monetary policy ]

cheap money policy | easy money policy

Monetary Policy Council | CPM [Abbr.]

In the letter of intent accompanying his 2016 State of the Union address, President Juncker announced the Commission's intention to promote "a positive fiscal stance for the euro area, in support of the monetary policy of the European Central Bank".

15. Takes note that President Draghi, in his speech at the annual central bank symposium in Jackson Hole on 22 August 2014, stated that we need action on both sides of the economy, noting the following: that aggregate demand policies have to be accompanied by national structural reforms and policies; that on the demand side, monetary policy can and should play a central role, which currently means an accommodative monetary policy for an extended period of time; that there is scope for fiscal policy to play a greater role alongside m ...[+++]onetary policy while sustainability of public debt needs to be taken into account; and that, while a revamp of public investment is needed to trigger further private investment and facilitate structural reforms, emphasis also needs to be laid on adequate fiscal policy measures;

15. Takes note that President Draghi, in his speech at the annual central bank symposium in Jackson Hole on 22 August 2014, stated that we need action on both sides of the economy, noting the following: that aggregate demand policies have to be accompanied by national structural reforms and policies; that on the demand side, monetary policy can and should play a central role, which currently means an accommodative monetary policy for an extended period of time; that there is scope for fiscal policy to play a greater role alongside m ...[+++]onetary policy while sustainability of public debt needs to be taken into account; and that, while a revamp of public investment is needed to trigger further private investment and facilitate structural reforms, emphasis also needs to be laid on adequate fiscal policy measures;

56. Points out that the important role of the euro in international financial markets brings with it obligations, and that the effects of monetary as well as growth policy in the euro area have a global impact; emphasises the increased importance of the euro for international trade and services as a stabiliser in the global environment, as an engine for financial market integration and as a basis for increasing direct investments and cross-border company mergers, as transaction costs could be substantially reduced; calls for a study on global imbalances and the role of the euro and possible adjustment scenarios to prepare the European ...[+++]Union better for tackling major external shocks;