dovish in Italian
dovish in Italian is come una colomba, da agnellino, conservatore — dovish means in economics, favouring low interest rates and looser monetary policy, typically because supporting employment and growth is treated as more pressing than the risk of inflation.
dovish in Italian
What does "dovish" mean?
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adjective In economics, favouring low interest rates and looser monetary policy, typically because supporting employment and growth is treated as more pressing than the risk of inflation.
"The minutes read as dovish, and bond yields fell."
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adjective In politics and foreign policy, favouring negotiation and restraint over the use of military force.
"He took a dovish line on the intervention and was voted down."
dovish in a sentence
- The minutes read as dovish, and bond yields fell.
- Two dovish members voted to hold rates rather than raise them.
- He took a dovish line on the intervention and was voted down.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "dovish" in Italian?
"dovish" in Italian is come una colomba, da agnellino, conservatore. dovish means: In economics, favouring low interest rates and looser monetary policy, typically because supporting employment and growth is treated as more pressing than the risk of inflation.
How do you use "dovish" in a sentence?
Example: "The minutes read as dovish, and bond yields fell." In Italian, "dovish" is come una colomba, da agnellino, conservatore.
Are there other ways to say "dovish" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 8 translations listed for "dovish": come una colomba, da agnellino, conservatore, contenuto, equilibrato, morigerato.