Balance
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On balance, Argentina’s political economy appears headed in the right direction.
Two of the “big three” central banks, the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan, have lowered their policy rates into negative territory and continue to add to their
balance
sheets.
China needs to strike a
balance
between policy-supported stability and market-driven progress.
One of the biggest failures of the eurozone periphery is a loss in competitiveness, hidden by a wall of credit that has been leveraged from Germany’s
balance
sheet.
Acknowledging that recent fiscal policies had put the US on an unsustainable trajectory of rising public debt, Obama said that moving towards budget
balance
was now essential for fiscal stability.
Once Japan’s sovereign-debt market becomes unstable, refinancing difficulties will hit domestic financial institutions, which hold a massive volume of public debt on their
balance
sheets.
All Southeast Asian countries must
balance
their ties between China and the US.
So even a child with a full belly does not necessarily get the right
balance
of nutritious food and vitamins required for healthy physical development.
Central banks have expanding
balance
sheets, but prices continue to fall and uncertainty rises.
With China’s growing influence in the post-Soviet space enabling the Central Asian republics to embrace a so-called “multi-vector” foreign policy, a shift in the
balance
of power will benefit Russia’s former client-states by increasing their leverage for negotiation within the newly established entity.
It remains to be seen how Kerry manages to
balance
the negotiations so that Israeli pressure on the US with respect to Iran does not ruin efforts to achieve peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
The hope this time is that Asia's people - not just their semi-autocratic leaders - seek their own
balance
between the universal and a redefined sense of what Asia is.
Equilibrium requires that outsiders not tip the
balance
of a ship of state already enduring a rough ride.
With the help of crucial government support in the crisis, the US financial sector (or at least parts of it) has bounced back, while America’s real economy struggles with high unemployment, discouraged labor-force dropouts, and damaged
balance
sheets.
The restoration of growth and
balance
in the US economy is crucially important, not only for its effect on global growth, but also as a foundation for tackling a broad array of international problems and challenges.
That is why the ECB Governing Council has reiterated its unanimous commitment to use additional unconventional instruments within its mandate should it become necessary to address a prolonged period of low inflation, or should the monetary stimulus fall short of our intention to move our
balance
sheet toward its size in early 2012.
Higher capital ratios, lower exposure to bad loans, and more transparent
balance
sheets increase the chances that the ECB’s quantitative impulses will be transmitted to the wider economy.
That is why the completion of the ECB’s comprehensive assessment of banks’
balance
sheets and the start of Europe-wide banking supervision will help revitalize sluggish lending in the euro area.
In particular, increased clarity and transparency about banks’
balance
sheets, together with a better-capitalized banking sector, will create a more supportive lending environment.
For a while now, the US Federal Reserve has been well ahead of other systemically important central banks in normalizing monetary policy – that is, raising interest rates, eliminating large-scale asset purchases, and starting the multi-year process of shrinking its
balance
sheet.
Emerging economies, meanwhile, should focus on maintaining solid
balance
sheets, improving their understanding of market dynamics, and safeguarding policy credibility.
A second problem with tax cuts is that they might well have only a limited impact on demand in the short run, with the private sector hoarding a significant share of the funds to repair badly over-leveraged
balance
sheets.
Needless to say, this requires a delicate
balance.
Finding the right
balance
is not easy.
Despite the importance of Cyprus, it is the possible war with Iraq that poses the most severe test of the delicate
balance
that now exists between Turkey's conservative old guard and the more liberal reformers within the ruling Justice and Development Party.
The fact that the party leader Mr.Erdogan was prevented through technicalities from becoming a deputy in the Parliament and thus Prime Minister makes the maintenance of this
balance
even more tricky.
Finding the right
balance
will not be easy.
If the current-account
balance
is assessed together with the fiscal position, it becomes possible to draw conclusions about risky debt trends within the private sector.
Such a pact would oblige governments to use fiscal and wage policies as well as overall economic policy to achieve external
balance.
Such a shift in the global
balance
of power occurs only about once every century and is comparable to the emergence of the US as a world power a century ago.
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