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cheap money
(redirected from Easy Monetary Policy)

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Noun1.cheap money - credit available at low rates of interest
credit - money available for a client to borrow


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The head of China's sovereign wealth fund should reduce dollar assets in its foreign exchange reserves, wrote the comments in a book compiled for a conference involving Chinese and US economists that took place in Beijing this week, Dow Jones Newswires's exit from the current extremely easy monetary policy is a key factor in determining whether China and other emerging market countries can control their asset bubble," he was quoted as saying.
4 percent in August from a year earlier for the 24th straight month of increase as the Bank of Japan continued to inject abundant funds into the financial system under its easy monetary policy, data from the central bank showed Thursday.
uk The Bank of Japan (BOJ) may not end its easy monetary policy soon, according to a Japanese government official.
 
 
 
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