reflation in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for reflation in the English»French Dictionary

reflation [Brit riːˈfleɪʃ(ə)n, Am riˈfleɪʃ(ə)n] N ECON

reflation

relance f

Translations for reflation in the French»English Dictionary

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relance (d'économie)

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reflation in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for reflation in the English»French Dictionary

reflation N ECON

reflation

relance f

Translations for reflation in the French»English Dictionary

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relance économique

reflation of the economy

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English

Later commentators do not in general believe that reflation is sufficient, and primarily propose two solutions: debt relief particularly via inflation and fiscal stimulus.

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We believe too much will be priced in to the currency market in terms of a successful reflation trade.

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It is the opposite of reflation.

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Domestic reflation and a pick-up in the global economy have also buoyed earnings.

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Given the parlous state of most government balance sheets in the developed world, reflation via monetary policy is the only policy tool left.

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If successful in creating a new credit cycle to reflate the economy, stocks should perform exceptionally well as they have during previous spurts of reflation.

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We expect reflation to remain a key theme for all of 2011.

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The bond market is unconvinced by the reflation trade.

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Higher yields could be positive for broader equities, which have drawn support from reflation trades.

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What you're basically seeing is a romance of reflation.

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