The market wants to go into Jackson Hole on an even keel.
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No, but they could keep her "on an even keel," Dr. Come said.
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Now it's May, and by most measures, the country is back on an even keel.
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You won't always be matched against players who are on an even keel with you.
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The task of putting the party back on an even keel will not be quick.
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China is trying to control capital outflows and keep its economy on an even keel.
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According to her testimony the economy is on an even keel, near or beyond full employment.
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Before you lose your cool, here are six ways to keep things on an even keel.
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By her testimony today, the economy is currently on an even keel, near or beyond full employment.
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"We see patients often, at length and in detail, to keep them on an even keel," Dr. Kronhaus said.
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In claiming to put America first, he complicates the Fed's task of keeping America's economy on an even keel.
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That is, the level that is neither expansionary nor contractionary and keeps the economy operating on an even keel.
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Her assuredness, and Peele's, keep Us on an even keel as it winds through different tones and modes and influences.
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But when the economy weakens, the "natural" interest rate — the rate that keeps the economy on an even keel — falls.
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He has isolated himself by breaking the structures that have kept Saudi on an even keel for so many decades.
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It is the rate that, once the economy has reached our objectives, will keep the economy on an even keel.
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Any misstep by Mr Trump or Mr Xi thus leaves central banks hard-pressed to keep economies on an even keel.
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In the short term, Ohlhausen will keep the agency on an even keel and moving forward in a very unusual situation.
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Both as chairwoman and the top member of the minority, Ms. Slaughter found ways to keep things on an even keel.
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Britney's been out and about in public, but privately ... we're told she still struggles to get back on an even keel.
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Chandra will need the right ideas to get Tata back on an even keel—and the authority to put them into action.
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It also noted that a modest recovery in commodity prices and better capital flows would help keep emerging markets on an even keel.
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In August 2018, Salesforce named one-time Oracle exec Keith Block the company's co-CEO, putting him on an even keel with Benioff.
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China's policy makers are trying to keep the economy on an even keel as the dispute with the United States threatens to dent output.
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Dmitri Trenin, the director of the Moscow Carnegie Center, predicted that Mr. Putin would "try to keep things on an even keel" with Turkey.
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He will be tasked with keeping the country's economy on an even keel and responding to the fallout from the departure, known as Brexit.
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However, doubts remain over whether this will be first of several, or an "insurance" cut designed to keep markets on an even keel, he added.
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I work every day with company founders who are grappling with the challenges of driving business growth while keeping their finances on an even keel.
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The central bank is aiming to keep it on an even keel with a moderate pace of growth, said Janet L. Yellen, the Fed chairwoman.
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Even as some Trump loyalists maintain that the ship can be put on an even keel, Democrats insist it is taking on water by the day.
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Moscow's former dominions in Central-Eastern Europe looked on in dismay as the Obama-Hilary Clinton "reset" was supposed to place relations on an even keel.
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Stronger global demand and China's bid to keep the economy on an even keel could support growth ahead of a major leadership transition later this year.
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While some of those do not make enough money to have emergency cash, even people with means have trouble keeping their spending on an even keel.
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"Safra gets a lot of credit for keeping the ship on an even keel year after year," analyst Roger Kay of Endpoint Technologies Associates told Business Insider.
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Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, said Monday that the Fed was shifting its focus from stimulating the economy to keeping growth on an even keel.
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Keeping its relationship on an even keel with the US and its weapons flowing is viewed by the kingdom as a vital Saudi strategic deterrent against Iran.
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Such oversight is a waste of taxpayer dollars and does major damage to the important powers of Congress to keep the three branches on an even keel.
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It was the latest step by the world's two largest economies to try to put relations back on an even keel after a rocky start following Trump's election victory.
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Crosby, the team's 21-year-old captain, remains matter-of-fact, invariably talking about staying on an even keel and imploring his teammates to focus on hustle and grit.
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Trade, as Powell pointed out last week, is an "unusual" factor for central bankers to consider when weighing future policy moves to keep the economy on an even keel.
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Apple Pay may represent one route out of this problem for companies like Blendle, but it hits their margin and only puts them on an even keel with everyone else.
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First, he had to show willingness to help the economy were it to be blown off course by Brexit, all the while keeping the public finances on an even keel.
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According to official estimates, putting the country's finances on an even keel requires permanent tax rises in the region of 2% of GDP each decade, for many decades to come.
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And while Uber has dominated in many markets through sheer will, early mover advantage and finance, many want to see strong competitors to keep the market on an even keel.
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Key among those tools has been the "neutral rate", known to economists as "r-star", an estimate of the policy rate that will keep the economy on an even keel.
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Sheng reiterated that interest rates are on an uptrend, underscoring Beijing's shift to a tighter policy stance to temper rampant credit growth and put the economy on an even keel.
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It was the latest step by the world's two largest economies to try to put relations back on an even keel after a rocky start following Trump's November election victory.
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With the economy still growing and inflation on an even keel, there was a clear gap between what the economists say the Fed is likely to do and what they recommend.
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Finally, these types of policies would make it easier to distinguish strategies aimed at keeping the economy on an even keel from those meant to change the country's longer-term priorities.
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Both were seen as capable and experienced "car guys" who could keep the core business on an even keel while Hackett recast Ford's narrative to compete with new entrants, such as Tesla.
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But maintaining a good rapport with the United States, and keeping one of the world's largest trade partnerships on an even keel, is considered the top job for any Canadian prime minister.
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Unless the private sector snaps back to life, more fiscal and monetary easing will be needed to keep China's economy on an even keel, HSBC economists said in a note on Monday.
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Many of his colleagues, however, view sustained economic growth and rising inflation as evidence that the central bank needs to continue gradually raising rates to keep the economy on an even keel.
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Its calculations suggest that to put the public finances on an even keel over the long term, tax rises or spending cuts worth around £2500bn ($214bn), or 220% of GDP, will be required.
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Official forecasts suggest that to put the public finances on an even keel over the long term, tax rises or spending cuts worth around £80bn ($111bn), or 4% of GDP, will be required.
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PS4 games will reportedly need to have "base" and "Neo" modes That move is one of several that Sony is reportedly making to keep PS4 and PS4 Neo owners on an even keel.
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By drawing down US forces in Syria to zero and Afghanistan to half, he has exposed his paltry grasp on what actually keeps Americans, their interests, and global stability on an even keel.
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If Kim calculates that Trump's desire to keep engagement on an even keel in a critical election year makes him more open to blackmail, this would likewise put their love to the test.
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The central bank will strike a balance between deleveraging and maintaining stable liquidity, it said in the latest quarterly policy report that underscored policymakers' efforts to keep the economy on an even keel.
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In its second-quarter policy report, the central bank said it would strike a balance between deleveraging and maintaining stable liquidity, suggesting policymakers were keen to keep the economy on an even keel.
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Turkey's lira was on an even keel, while stocks slipped away from a more than two week closing high notched on Monday as losses among financials and industrials sent the index 0.1 percent lower.
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The call appeared to be the latest effort by the world's two largest economies to put relations back on an even keel after a rocky start following U.S. President Donald Trump's November election victory.
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So far, the US-Mexico relationship has remained on an even keel because, since January, we could at least count on a levelheaded, if unpopular, Mexican administration to play the adult in the room.
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Prasad said that China found that the Trump administration is "no pushover" on trade and may need to offer bigger concessions to keep its relationship with its biggest trading partner on an even keel.
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In the run-up to entering the White House, Trump threatened to refuse to honor the "One China" policy that has kept ties between the two world powers on an even keel since 1979.
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So might a new "active-tilting" suspension system, which leans the cars to counteract the sway of going around a turn, keeping the K Street lobbyists and nosy journalists onboard on an even keel.
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A sharp downturn in China's stock market this year and continued pressure on the yuan currency are adding to the challenge for policy makers as they try to keep the economy on an even keel.
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As Kevin Rudd, a former prime minister of Australia now running the Asia Society Policy Institute, a think-tank, puts it, the ballast that once kept the relationship on an even keel has been jettisoned.
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The authorities say overturning the nationalization would rock investor confidence and rupture relations with the International Monetary Fund, which helps keep Ukraine's economy on an even keel with a $3.9 billion aid-for-reforms program.
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After appearances in February and July in which the mood was largely congenial and the economy on an even keel, "all of these things are coming together to make Powell's testimony particularly challenging," he said.
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At odds with the president's ambitions to ratchet up growth to 3 percent, the current chair's aim of monetary policy has shifted to maintaining growth on an even keel rather than stimulating the economy further.
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Mr. Trump entered office as unemployment fell to very low levels and inflation showed tentative signs of life, causing the Fed to act to prevent overheating and keep the economy operating on an even keel.
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The weak report set off a fury of speculation among Wall Street analysts over whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at one of its upcoming meetings to keep the economy on an even keel.
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That reinforced a flurry of recent data and policy makers' comments that indicated authorities were working to curb financial risks and keep the economy on an even keel heading into a key political meeting this year.
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Chastain's watchful, layered performance helps keep the film on an even keel, but it is not enough to prevent 'The Zookeeper's Wife,' with its reassuringly cuddly critters, from feeling like a Disney version of the Holocaust.
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"From a recovery point of view if there's decisive action, and maybe fairly ruthless action, to get the thing back on an even keel, then that would be a way the share price may recover," said Mumford.
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The top leadership agreed at the annual Central Economic Work Conference last week to keep the yuan on an even keel, showing Beijing's dislike of any dramatic yuan moves in a year that includes a leadership reshuffle.
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The central bank says that reversing the nationalisation would rock investor confidence and sour relations with the International Monetary Fund, which helps keep Ukraine's economy on an even keel with a $3.9 billion aid-for-reforms program.
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The central bank says that reversing the nationalization would rock investor confidence and sour relations with the International Monetary Fund, which helps keep Ukraine's economy on an even keel with a $3.9 billion aid-for-reforms program.
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No party or bloc won an absolute majority in Sunday's national election, leaving the country mired in political uncertainty as EU authorities said urgent action was needed to put its teetering economy back on an even keel.
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Ms. Chastain's watchful, layered performance helps keep the film on an even keel, but it is not enough to prevent "The Zookeeper's Wife," with its reassuringly cuddly critters, from feeling like a Disney version of the Holocaust.
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As unseasonably early winter storms dumped heavy rain and snow across Europe, Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, effectively stepped down as the leader of her party and irreparably weakened her ability to keep Europe on an even keel.
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While his statements as a candidate were aimed at the election, he is now in an administration being counseled by more orthodox voices sensitive to what is needed to keep global bond markets on an even keel, he said.
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The continued strength of the American economy has made it more likely that the Fed will stick to its plans to raise rates in December, as part of its strategy to keep growth on an even keel into 2019.
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Fiscal policy should be designed to cope with financial boom and bust more systematically; monetary policy needed to monitor booms and busts from a systemic risk view, to keep the financial side of the economy on an even keel.
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The electorate deserves at least one forum in which candidates are not allowed to mention each other and are charged with explaining, in specifics, how they plan to run the country and keep this nation on an even keel.
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What Happened: File under "Things you never thought you'd hear on television": What if a politician actually suggested that, just maybe, in order to keep the country on an even-keel, grandparents accepted that they might have to die?
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Now that years of aggressive monetary policy easing has nursed the economy back to its current "pretty healthy" state, the aim now is to allow "the economy to kind of coast and remain on an even keel," she said.
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Obama ripped into Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, saying the billionaire had rattled other G7 leaders and that his statements were aimed at getting headlines, not what was needed to keep America safe and the world on an even keel.
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But with the economy on an even keel and rates still relatively low, top officials like Clarida and Powell feel it better to wait for more compelling evidence - if only as a way to manage the risks of getting it wrong.
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The City of London's Lord Mayor, Jeffrey Mountevans, will tell regulators at a dinner on Wednesday evening that after Britain's vote in June to leave the EU, "realistic, collaborative" regulation is needed to keep the sector on an even keel.
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Mindful of the need to keep relations with the EU on an even keel as his trade battles with U.S. President Donald Trump intensify, Li has been careful to stress China's support for European integration and rules in trade and procurement.
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The City of London's Lord Mayor, Jeffrey Mountevans, will tell regulators at a dinner on Wednesday evening that after Britain's vote in June to leave the EU, "realistic, collaborative" regulation was needed to keep the sector on an even keel.
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Washington (CNN)The continued strength of the American economy made it more likely that the Federal Reserve will stick to its plans to raise rates in December, part of a strategy to keep growth on an even keel into 2019.
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Though policymakers have pledged repeatedly to push reforms to head off financial risks and asset bubbles, the government is seeking to keep the world's second-largest economy on an even keel ahead of a major leadership transition later this year.
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After appearances in February and July in which the mood was largely congenial and the economy on an even keel, "all of these things are coming together to make Powell's testimony particularly challenging," said Boston College economics professor Peter Ireland.
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He's also somewhat of a firebrand when it comes to keeping temperatures on an even keel, which is a plus, and doesn't hesitate to lay out the scientific consensus about climate in no uncertain terms—even when faced by government ministers.
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"I sincerely hope South Korea honors the commitments between the two counties and works toward building future-oriented relations," Abe said in his Monday speech, reiterating that the onus is on Seoul to put ties back on an even keel.
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That expectation is based on our view that the federal funds rate remains somewhat below its neutral level--that is, the level of the federal funds rate that is neither expansionary nor contractionary and keeps the economy operating on an even keel.
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The former central banker is seen by analysts as a safe pair of hands, especially given one of Singapore's most immediate challenges is keeping its open economy on an even keel in the face of rising protectionism and trade disputes between global powers.
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The Duffers go for competence rather than wonder every time, and while they are smart to do that, keeping the show on an even keel, it means that Stranger Things evaporates after you see it, a popcorn pleasure but not a whole lot more.
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While a trade war seems to be building between the U.S. and China, Trump is reportedly keen on keeping things with Chinese President Xi Jinping — who he obviously admires — on an even keel out of respect for him and what he's done in China.
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A jovial, bespectacled former central banker, Heng is seen as a 'safe pair of hands' - especially given one of Singapore's most immediate challenges is keeping its open economy on an even keel in the face of rising protectionism and trade disputes between global powers.
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Jessica Hynes: When writing Daisy and Tim, part of my subversive motive was to try and create two protagonists who were on an even keel, who were different genders but not in any way lesser or more interesting or more dynamic or more funny than one another.
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He has the delicate tasks of leading Ireland out of the shadow of Britain, as Britain breaks from the European Union and Ireland cleaves to the E.U., and trying to keep relations with Northern Ireland on an even keel as the bitter Brexit divorce grinds on.
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That Merkel was ignored by Trump when asking for a handshake in the Oval Office, and embarrassed by him again at the news conference that followed with an awkward comment about being spied on, reveals this relationship has some way to go before it gets on an even keel.
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"Maybe he's learning on the job," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Chicago-based Northern Trust, noting that with Trump's transition from candidate to president he is now being counseled by more orthodox voices sensitive to what is needed to keep global bond markets on an even keel.
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The unorthodox advice - more in line with what economists on the far left of the political spectrum might advocate - is likely to go unheeded by a central bank that views its current target interest rate as roughly where it should be to keep the growing U.S. economy on an even keel.
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Just weeks after questioning a cornerstone of Washington's diplomatic relationship with Beijing, Trump used a Thursday night phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping to say that he would honor the so-called "One China" policy that has kept ties between the two superpowers on an even keel since 1979.
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For example, the difficulty of solving math problems in order to receive a reward of newly minted bitcoins—a process known as "mining" blocks to add to the blockchain, a public ledger of every bitcoin transaction—increases over time to account for increasing hardware speed, and to keep everything on an even keel.
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So this year, with the U.S. economy on an even keel, interest rate policy on pause, and an expansion set to reach record length this summer, Fed policymakers figure they have a bit of breathing room to figure out how to make policy more effective when the next recession or shock comes along.
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In order to keep the global economy on an even keel, the bank recommends that countries invest more in developing their residents' skills, ease restrictions on investment, and reduce barriers to trade — rather than raise them, as the United States has recently done by imposing tariffs on 12% of its goods imports.
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Former Fed staff and colleagues who know Yellen said Trump's surprising remarks this week in a Wall Street Journal interview, in which he did not rule out Yellen's reappointment to a new four year term next year, are not as outlandish as they may appear now that the president has a vested interest in keeping markets and the economy on an even keel.
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Of course I'm a businessman, I'm looking for...clearly you want the Fed, the central banks to be very prudent in terms of ensuring that inflation is kept in check and global economies on an even keel, but at this point in time given the tail risks out there, I will certainly hope that policymakers will be a bit more cautious in terms of their rate adjustments.
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He has accumulated all sorts of expertise in the art of seizing power in a modern democracy—particularly media-management—but he is not bothered with the more mundane skills required to run the country, such as managing government departments (he was a disaster as foreign secretary) or keeping the economy on an even keel (his main domestic policy is to reduce tax on the rich).
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"Whereas before we had our foot pressed down on the gas pedal trying to give the economy all the oomph we possibly could, now allowing the economy to kind of coast and remain on an even keel — to give it some gas but not so much that we are pressing down hard on the accelerator — that's a better stance of monetary policy," she said.
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But they're rattled by him — and for good reason — because a lot of the proposals that he's made display either ignorance of world affairs, or a cavalier attitude, or an interest in getting tweets and headlines instead of actually thinking through what it is that is required to keep America safe and secure and prosperous, and what's required to keep the world on an even keel.
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" According to the rule, the Fed could keep the economy on an even keel by adjusting its policy interest rate according to a simple formula, the main elements of which are the difference or "gap" between the actual rate of inflation and the Fed's desired rate, and that between actual economic output and the Fed's estimate of output when the economy is at "full-employment.
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And where an abnormal response to Trump has kept things on an even keel, it hasn't been furious protests; rather, it's been a collective decision by many different actors, from his own appointees to his congressional opponents to foreign leaders the world over, to simply behave as if he isn't actually the president, as if the system around him is what matters, and his expressed desires are just a reality TV performance.
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His comments chime with a consensus among economists that Britain's government will need to unveil a new fiscal plan in the autumn to keep the economy on an even keel as it prepares to leave the EU. "This is a structural shift in the UK's economic and trading regime, whereas monetary policy can offer no more than a short-term balm for economic uncertainty," Haldane said, adding that the result had thrown up a "dust cloud" of doubt in the economy.
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