Powell is seen as the most dovish of the Republican candidates.
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Hungary's central bank is considered one of the most dovish in emerging markets.
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The National Bank of Hungary is one of Central Europe's most dovish central banks.
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But her record also includes some of the most dovish actions of any candidate.
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Hungary's central bank is regarded as one of the most dovish in the world.
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The Hungarian central bank is seen as one of the most dovish in emerging markets.
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Not even just the committee, he's the most dovish member of the whole Federal Reserve council.
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Hungary's national bank is the most dovish in the region with its base rate at 0.9%.
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The National Bank of Hungary, Central Europe's most dovish central bank, started buying mortgage bonds earlier this year.
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The forecasters are not identified by name, though Evans has consistently been among the Fed's most dovish policymakers.
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The NBH was regarded as one of the most dovish central banks in the world at that time.
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Hungary's central bank is the most dovish in the region, and has kept rates at 0.9% since 2016.
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Analysts said the most dovish outcomes had not materialised and the TLTRO programme was less generous than hoped for.
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Forecasts were clustered on the lower side, with the most dovish estimate pointing to a paltry 0.05 percent monthly rate.
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The National Bank of Hungary, Central Europe's most dovish central bank, said its policy will continue to be accommodative and cautious.
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The most dovish forecaster, Pezco Micro, predicted that the bank will turn to tightening only by the second quarter of 2020.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank left its base rate at 210.36% and the overnight deposit rate at -210.00% in October.
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The National Bank of Hungary, Central Europe's most dovish central bank, has said it would start buying mortgage bonds in 2018.
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Bullard said "this is not a good situation to have", as the market is more dovish than the most dovish FOMC member.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank left interest rates unchanged on Tuesday but warned China's virus outbreak could hurt global growth prospects.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank offered 35 billion forints of 5-year IRS and 15 billion forints worth of 10-year IRS.
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Bullard himself completely reversed his assessment of inflation more than a year ago, flipping from among the committee's hawks to now its most dovish.
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The big picture: Emerging market central banks are now the most dovish they have been since 2009, Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists said.
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Budapest is home to Central Europe's most dovish central bank and any gains by Hungary's forint probably won't be realised until later this year.
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Kashkari is one of the central bank's most dovish policymakers and in March was the lone dissenter against the Fed's decision to raise rates.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank was unfazed by the forint, which hit a record low of 336 against the euro earlier on Tuesday.
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" "Bullard has always been one of the most dovish members of the committee so (his dissent is) not a surprise...given he is an outlier.
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The NBH has been regarded as one of the most dovish central banks this decade, but started to gradually shift towards more hawkish rhetoric last year.
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Though he's gutted the State Department in an ill-conceived reform effort, Tillerson is also one of the most dovish members of Trump's foreign policy team.
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"Some of the most dovish voting members have rolled off, so this could be a different environment, particularly if they see signs of inflation," Hooper said.
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The nomination is not expected to change the policies of Central Europe's most dovish central bank, which has usually made interest rate decisions unanimously in recent years.
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The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) is the most dovish in the region and has kept its benchmark rate at a record low of 0.9% since 2016.
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Trump may have decided Powell was a big dove because he really was the most dovish of the small number of people he considered for the job.
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Asked to rate Fed officials on a scale of 0 to 10, with 0 being most dovish and 10 being most hawkish, Yellen averaged a score of 2.85.
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"Bullard's comments are the most telling because he is the most dovish member," said Mary Ann Hurley, vice president in fixed income trading at D.A. Davidson in Seattle.
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"They must be the most dovish central bank in the world at the moment but they are a law unto themselves and we are just observers," he said.
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"I'm not in charge of the yield curve," Chicago Fed President Charles Evans, one of the U.S. central bank's most dovish policymakers, told the City Club of Chicago.
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Before the coronavirus pandemic escalated globally, the Hungarian central bank, which has been the most dovish in Central Europe, was under pressure to act to contain accelerating inflation.
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" MARY ANN HURLEY, VICE PRESIDENT, FIXED INCOME TRADING, D.A. DAVIDSON, SEATTLE: "I think Bullard's comments are the most telling because he is the most dovish member of the committee.
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Inflation has picked up in central Europe's fast-growing economies, but the Hungarian central bank remains one of the most dovish in the region, with rates at 2102 percent.
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The Polish central bank (NBP) has become Central Europe's most dovish central bank since a shift towards a more hawkish rhetoric by the National Bank of Hungary in January.
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, considered one of the most dovish U.S. central bankers, surprised some investors by saying a 50-basis-point cut in rates "would be overdone".
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St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, considered one of the most dovish U.S. central bankers, surprised some investors by saying a 50 basis point cut in rates "would be overdone".
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Goushi Kataoka, one of the most dovish members of the BOJ board, said the government and the central bank must coordinate their policies to maximise the boost to economic growth.
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The National Bank of Hungary is one of eastern Europe's most dovish central banks and has said its base interest rate will remain at a record low 0.9 percent until 2020.
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"We're basically saying that the Fed is probably going to be the most dovish of all the central banks, regardless of the fact that … they've put rates on pause," he said.
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Euro zone bond yield rose and the euro hit a 10-day high against the dollar on comments from Praet, seen as one of the most dovish members of the Governing Council.
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Most Republicans accepted the deal as a necessary price of getting higher defense spending, but Paul, among the most dovish Republicans in the chamber, is a fierce critic of defense spending too.
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Last month, central Europe's most dovish central bank cut its deposit rate by 10 basis points to -0.15 percent, and it has increased liquidity in forint markets via its forex swap tenders.
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"Markets were universally poised for a very benign outcome and the Fed dutifully delivered, their message overall matching the most dovish of expectations," said Richard Franulovich, head of FX strategy at Westpac.
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Just how strongly the Fed means to signal a March rate hike may become clear after Fed Governor Lael Brainard, one of the central bank's most dovish members, speaks late on Wednesday.
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Hungary's central bank, the most dovish in the region, is expected to keep interest rates on hold on Tuesday, with a poll seeing hardly any tightening through to the end of 2021.
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"The fact that the most dovish member of the FOMC, the one who dissented at the last meeting, didn't endorse a 50 basis point cut was a surprise for the market," Theoret said.
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STOCKHOLM, June 10 (Reuters) - One of the central bank's most dovish board members, Deputy Governor Per Jansson, has had his mandate extended for another five years, the Riksbank's General Council said on Friday.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank left its base rate at 0.9 percent and its overnight deposit rate at -0.15 percent, both in line with the median forecasts of analysts in a Reuters poll.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank left its base rate at 0.9 percent and its overnight deposit rate at -0.15 percent , both in line with the median forecasts of analysts in a Reuters poll.
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The epidemic has added to uncertainty about the global economic outlook and, if prolonged, may hurt Japan's consumption by souring household sentiment, said Goushi Kataoka, one of the most dovish members of the board.
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Christian Lawrence, a senior market strategist at Rabobank, said that while there has been a gradual rise in dovish-ness over the last three meetings, this meeting's message has been the most dovish so far.
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"As one of the most dovish FOMC participants, Governor Brainard has the potential to move pricing of a September hike with any hawkish comments," Citigroup economist Dana M. Peterson and others said in a note.
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Reuters also reported that the debate on rates among policymakers at the European Central Bank (ECB) is shifting as even some of its most dovish rate setters accept that bond buys should end this year.
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Analysts said the Hungarian central bank, the most dovish in the region, would not shift to tighter policy or rhetoric any time soon and could squeeze more money out of its three-month deposit facility.
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The following day, policymaker Gertjan Vlieghe largely echoed that message in a move seen as significant because he has been regarded as one of the most dovish members of the rate-setting monetary policy committee.
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Hungary's central bank, the most dovish in the region is off the hook for rate hikes for now due to worries over the coronavirus outbreak and its possible adverse effect on the economies, analysts said.
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Central banks around the world have started cutting interest rates en masse, and policy is the most dovish it has been at any time since the global financial crisis, according to data from Goldman Sachs.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank launched the bond purchases to improve the way its policies are transmitted to the economy and provide an alternative to bank financing, the main choice for companies in Hungary.
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With yields rising in core Western markets and Hungarians voting in a parliamentary election next month, the National Bank of Hungary, one of Central Europe's most dovish central banks, is staying on the sidelines, analysts said.
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Even the Fed's two most dovish policymakers - the presidents of the St. Louis and Minneapolis regional banks - say they are not ready to agitate for the central bank to start reversing three years of rate increases.
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Bullard is seen as one of the most dovish Fed officials, who has voiced concerns that the central bank has become restrictive with the reduction of its balance sheet and its interest rate hikes last year.
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" Neel Kashkari, head of the Minneapolis Fed and among the most dovish policymakers, acknowledged at a local banking conference that there is interest among his colleagues to shrink the portfolio "in a gradual and predictable way.
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The National Bank of Hungary, central Europe's most dovish central bank, left interest rates unchanged on Tuesday and reiterated its dovish stance despite a continued rise in inflation near the top of its 212.19-210.36% target range.
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Kashkari has consistently been among the most dovish of U.S. central bankers, and opposed the Fed's rate hikes from 2015 to 2018, which took place even as the unemployment rate sank but inflation only briefly reached 2%.
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"EM central banks have turned the most dovish since 2009 because of the mounting fears of a sharp slowdown evident across Asia and Europe in particular," David Hauner, head of emerging EMEA economics at BAML, tells Axios.
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The NBH is regarded as one of central Europe's most dovish central banks and a Budapest-based trader said that barring any unexpected developments, the decisions would leave the forint somewhere between 307.30 to 308.50 versus the euro.
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The central bank, which has the lowest policy rate in the region and had been the most dovish in tone before last week, on Monday accepted bids from banks for swaps, providing forint liquidity, below its original offer.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank could hold its main base rate at 0.9 percent all through this year and next, even as interest rates elsewhere are on the rise, a Reuters poll of analysts showed last week.
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Central Europe's most dovish central bank raised its overnight deposit rate by 211.75 basis points in March, halting nearly seven years of monetary easing in Hungary, after inflation rose near the top of its 211.72% to 4% target range.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans, one of the Fed's most dovish policymakers, said Saturday that he is optimistic inflation will reach the Fed's 2 percent goal and that slow, gradual rate increases will be appropriate.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the Federal Reserve's most dovish policymakers said on Friday that the strong rise in January inflation is not about to change her view that the Fed should be very cautious in raising interest rates.
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The Hungarian currency is already down almost 2% this year and has gained little since the central bank, the most dovish in the region, tightened liquidity on Monday afternoon by rejecting bids at a weekly euro/forint swap tender.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago Fed President Charles Evans, one of the Fed's most dovish policymakers, said on Friday he believes the central bank could raise rates three times this year if economic data comes in a bit stronger than he expects.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymakers are shifting their debate to the expected path of interest rates as even some of its most dovish rate setters accept that lucrative bond buys should end this year, sources close to the discussion said.
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"Investors, foreign ones especially, took the rise in inflation as a clue that the central bank may tighten monetary conditions," a dealer said, adding tightening by the Hungarian central bank, viewed as the most dovish in the region, was still unlikely.
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Relatively tepid wage growth is one reason a couple of the Fed's most dovish policymakers are calling for a pause in Fed rate hikes to allow labor markets to tighten further and give people a better shot at earning more.
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The NBH, which has been regarded as the most dovish central bank in the eastern wing of the European Union for most of this decade, halted a nearly seven-year run of monetary easing by raising its overnight deposit rate on Tuesday.
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The BOE's monetary policy committee is at its most divided over interest rates since 2011 and Haldane, previously considered to be one of the most dovish members, has now argued it would be prudent to tighten policy before the end of 2017.
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While the MPC's most dovish member Eryk Lon has also spoken in favour of a cut, rate setters Jerzy Kropiwnicki and Lukasz Hardt - who is one of the panel's hawks - have said the outbreak of coronavirus should not cause rates to change.
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Economists at BAML, already among the most dovish on Brazil's rate outlook, now expect the Selic rate to be cut to a new low of 0.83% this year compared with their previous call of 5.50%, starting with a 50 basis point reduction next week.
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"The vast majority of 'hawkish' industries (which have outperformed when rate hikes have been pulled forward by the market) are still cheap, while most 'dovish' industries (which have outperformed when rate hikes have been pushed out) are still expensive," the bank's analysts said in a Friday note.
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Kashkari does not have a vote on monetary policy this year and is one of the most dovish members of the central bank given his view that interest rates are already close to the so-called neutral rate — the level that neither boosts nor contracts the economy.
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Calling the Fed's current strategy a "wait and see" approach, Chicago Fed President Charles Evans, one of the U.S. central bank's most dovish policymakers, said the Fed held off raising rates because it saw more risks to the outlook in March than it had back in December.
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"While they will likely go along with the market's expectations for more cuts, even the most dovish amongst us must now concede the Fed will fall short of signaling a willingness to race ahead of the curve," Stephen Innes, managing partner of VM Markets, said in a note.
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"The short euro/crown spot party started in September 2016 as market participants pre-positioned for the central bank currency floor exit," they said, noting that the crown was struggling to rise "despite the Czech National Bank turning from arguably the most dovish into the most hawkish central bank".
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As the week drew to a close and the Fed's "quiet period" before meetings was about to settle in, investors recoiled over news that the central bank's most dovish official, Governor Lael Brainard, will be delivering a previously unannounced speech Monday at The Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
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On Tuesday, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans, one of the Fed's most dovish policymakers, will give his take on the appropriate path for monetary policy and the risks to the U.S. economic outlook in his first public appearance after the Fed's March policy-setting meeting.
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"The Haldane comments are potentially more significant than the vote last week to the extent that he is firstly a Bank of England insider and secondly he has typically been one of the most dovish members," said Adam Cole, head of FX strategy at RBC Capital Markets in London.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans, one of the U.S. Federal Reserve's most dovish policymakers, will give his take on the appropriate path for monetary policy and the risks to the U.S. economic outlook, in his first public appearance after the Fed's March policy-setting meeting.
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"If one of the most dovish members of the central bank thinks that a rate hike is imminent, then perhaps investors really need to re-think and re-price their expectations for tightening this year," said Kathy Lien, managing director for foreign-exchange strategy at BK Asset Management, in a note late Thursday.
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