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It also has medicinal USES, easing muscle and tooth pains as well as stomach-related afflictions.

In particular, he sees another flurry of quantitative easing by the U.S. Federal Reserve as being "impotent."

One possibility is that the developed world will attempt to inflate its debt away, perhaps by ever-larger doses of quantitative easing.

If harvests across countries are reasonably good, there should be an easing of price pressure across the region and, consequently, globally as well.

Under more normal circumstances, one would have expected them to start easing up on liquidity and interest rates to allow domestic demand to offset the slowdown in exports to the US.

The Government has put forward a number of measures aimed at easing pressure on the public and creating the conditions necessary for economic revival. These included substantial tax cut, rate rebate and the setting up of a fund to assist small and medium-sized enterprises.

If anything, the record of quantitative easing in Japan should heighten worries of deflation.

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After the US lifted its debt ceiling, many speculated that another round of quantitative easing is around the corner, which could mean excess liquidity in emerging countries.

Not content with that, they switched at once from scalpel to syringe and started to inject money into the economy through "quantitative easing" -buying assets with freshly created central-bank money.

Since fainting is not a very productive way of easing out of your latest assignment, practicing meditation and yogic breathing techniques can keep your mind, hands and heartbeat steady.

He believed in the potency of "quantitative easing," or qe-printing money to buy bonds.

Third, once the risks of financial catastrophe have passed, rapid easing can be mirrored by equally rapid tightening.

He said that even though Banks were being criticised for not lending enough to businesses - or at too high a rate - without quantitative easing and other measures, credit would be even more scarce.

Eucalyptus oil is good for easing muscular aches and pains.

Quantitative easing is sometimes colloquially described as "printing money" although in reality the money is simply created by electronically adding a number to an account.

Prices are easing off.

One of her first ACTS was the abolition of foreign exchange controls, easing London's rise as a global financial centre and setting an example that was emulated internationally.

Some soldiers might return to barracks, easing the locals' sense of being under the Indian army boot.

On the other side, Mr Erdogan's failure to deliver on issues dear to his pious constituents, such as easing the ban on the headscarf, allowed Felicity to snatch some voters away.

If inflation falls back and the economy continues to stagnate, the Fed may consider easing again.