After the event, however, he might have room for manoeuvre.
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Is the scope for monetary flexibility, room for manoeuvre there?
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Big international debts give the government little room for manoeuvre.
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So Mr Hammond does not have much room for manoeuvre.
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Extensive capital controls remain intact, limiting speculators' room for manoeuvre.
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Companies have room for manoeuvre and private investment is more dynamic.
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The lack of specifics, however, has left China room for manoeuvre.
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I want to give myself some room for manoeuvre and exploration.
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This is partly because she knows ESSA shrinks her room for manoeuvre.
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At least the ambiguity surrounding Ms Harris gives her room for manoeuvre.
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But their new virtues do give emerging economies more room for manoeuvre.
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That will limit the chancellor's room for manoeuvre, at home and in Europe.
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"Constraints and room for manoeuvre in the German inflation of the early 1920s".
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His policy of loud jingoism has left India with less room for manoeuvre.
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Russia's next president may find that the country has lost its room for manoeuvre.
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A whopping financial demand will therefore inflame Britain's tabloids, limiting her room for manoeuvre.
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Lower GDP growth, in turn, would give Mr Hammond less fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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"A company should invest in itself and keep some room for manoeuvre," he said.
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But Francis has not so far used the room for manoeuvre he could enjoy.
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That could restrict banks' room for manoeuvre and, the BDB warns, cause financial disruption.
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However, rate-setters have less room for manoeuvre than they did after the referendum.
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With outside pressure growing, the president, who denies any wrongdoing, has shrinking room for manoeuvre.
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Downgraded forecasts from the UK's Office for Budget Responsibility further limited his room for manoeuvre.
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With a limited amount of other assets to leverage, there is little room for manoeuvre.
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On current forecasts this implies that he has around £30bn ($38bn) of fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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The administration has room for manoeuvre due to the city's broad fiscal leeway and strong liquidity.
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But his costly pledges on house-building, and other competing demands, give limited room for manoeuvre.
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But chronically low rates mean that it now has less than half of that room for manoeuvre.
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For markets, the divisions have added to a perception that the ECB's room for manoeuvre is limited.
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"There's room for manoeuvre even if they keep a balanced budget," said DZ Bank strategist Andy Cossor.
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But joining a club, or striking a deal with it, will always limit governments' room for manoeuvre.
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Even then, the divisions that predate her arrival may limit her room for manoeuvre in the future.
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In any case, the new prime minister's room for manoeuvre will be limited by a looming economic crisis.
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BIS HEAD CARSTENS - IMPORTANT FOR MAJOR CENTRAL BANKS TO PRESERVE SOME ROOM FOR MANOEUVRE FOR MORE SERIOUS DOWNTURNS
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If Son depended entirely on payments from the local telecom business, he would have little room for manoeuvre.
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Even so, the new regime seems to be allowing loans to reach borrowers with limited room for manoeuvre.
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"With the economic uncertainty coming down the pipe, it's going to limit their room for manoeuvre," he said.
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Korea-watchers say it has increased Mr Kim's room for manoeuvre and so, by extension, his odds of survival.
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But the new prime minister, Omar al-Razzaz, a former World Bank economist, will have little room for manoeuvre.
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International law obliges governments to help refugees who reach their borders, but domestic politics constrains their room for manoeuvre.
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As the only party unequivocally backing Remain, the Lib Dems have more fiscal room for manoeuvre than the others.
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It is easy to see him as a corporatist, willing to give lots of room for manoeuvre to powerful firms.
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This gives the government little room for manoeuvre for tax relief unless it fiscally outperforms, generating even larger budget savings.
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Should delegates vote in favour of staying in power with Merkel's conservatives, they could still limit Scholz's room for manoeuvre.
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However, there may be some room for manoeuvre, not least because the Greens are blocking legislation in the upper house.
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Germany, which has more fiscal room for manoeuvre than any other NATO country, spends just 1.2% of its GDP on defence.
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But his lack of fiscal and political room for manoeuvre meant that he was unable to do much more than that.
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Some countries have more room for manoeuvre than others—and those that have it might not make the most of it.
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But Iran has found its room for manoeuvre limited after the killing of Soleimani, Iran's top military commander, in a Jan.
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Germany, which has more budgetary room for manoeuvre than any other NATO country, spends a paltry 1.2% of its GDP on defence.
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Having saved the party from disaster, without making many clear pledges, he has far more room for manoeuvre than his recent predecessors.
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The authors argue that some interpretations of American law give boards of directors more room for manoeuvre here than is commonly understood.
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As China reduces its own room for manoeuvre, it risks forcing Mr Trump to concede ground to China to secure a deal.
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But the Fed had hoped to see the balance-sheet shrink further, to give it room for manoeuvre in any future crisis.
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"As we understand it, that means he has more room for manoeuvre than the outgoing Obama administration," Gatilov was quoted as saying.
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It gave them very little room for manoeuvre, so they were unable to use expansionary fiscal and monetary policy to reverse a downturn.
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They also have more room for manoeuvre, enjoying majorities in their constituencies that are 17% higher, on average, than those of other MPs.
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Staikouras said strict European Union budget rules should be loosened to allow more fiscal room for manoeuvre to help tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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But May, weakened after losing her Conservative Party's majority at a June election she did not need to call, has little room for manoeuvre.
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First, it has allowed emerging-market governments to sell bonds denominated in their own currencies, which has given them more fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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"By surrounding himself with hardliners, Johnson could find himself boxed into a hard Brexit with little room for manoeuvre," they wrote in a note.
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Schaueble dismissed a suggestion this week by ECB head Mario Draghi that Germany should use fiscal room for manoeuvre to decrease its export surplus.
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Given that everybody knew he was going to win the leadership contest easily, Mr Johnson did not need to limit his room for manoeuvre thus.
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As Mr Trudeau admits, his room for manoeuvre was bought by the prudence of his predecessors, who left federal debt at just 32.5% of GDP.
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A perception that the Bank of Japan could be running out of room for manoeuvre in terms of monetary stimulus, meanwhile, has boosted the yen.
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And even though in the near term there will be some uncertainty associated with leaving the EU, I think there is more room for manoeuvre.
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But our traditions and our diplomatic history are different: we're less aligned with American diplomacy, which in this world gives us more room for manoeuvre.
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But when a three-year recession saddled Italian banks with 360 billion euros in soured debts, the government found itself with little room for manoeuvre.
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Mr Ramaphosa may try to limit the negative sideeffects from these ideas, but the fact that they exist as party policy reduces his room for manoeuvre.
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Only 5 of the 19 that S&P looked at would be able double their exposures while some had virtually no room for manoeuvre at all.
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The next army chief will probably stick to General Sharif's policies of cracking down on domestic militants and seeking to constrain the civilian government's room for manoeuvre.
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We are also planning to reorganise our bank, to consolidate our business, so I think there's a lot of room for manoeuvre within the existing economic environment.
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In his first comments after being appointed, new governor Murat Uysal signalled a rate cut, emphasising that the bank had "room for manoeuvre" in its monetary policy.
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With Brexit on the horizon, a slowing economy and the Bank of England hinting that interest rates could rise, May's government has little fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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The limited room for manoeuvre substantially increases the vulnerability of slow-moving tanker traffic to attacks from either the shore or hostile vessels within the strait itself.
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He added that increases in tax revenues would slow in coming years and interest rates would not get any lower, giving Germany less fiscal room for manoeuvre.
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The SNB regularly reviews the basis for calculating negative interest and adjusts it as necessary, in order to ensure room for manoeuvre in monetary policy going forward.
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In short, says Peter Uebelhart of KPMG, an accounting firm, Switzerland is "using all the room for manoeuvre it has" to remain competitive while complying with international standards.
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Baumann told shareholders at their annual meeting that he would make use of strategic room for manoeuvre, however, and that he would work toward raising the company dividend.
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Investors are confident that a widely expected big win for British Prime Minister Theresa May on June 8 will give her more room for manoeuvre in Brexit talks.
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But his broader room for manoeuvre may be hemmed in by the strictures of the EPRDF, the rebel coalition that took over from the Derg military regime in 1991.
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The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), an independent body, upgraded its forecasts of tax revenue, granting Mr Osborne £27 billion ($39 billion) more fiscal room for manoeuvre by 2020.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has consistently rejected those calls, with Scholz saying that Berlin is already using the room for manoeuvre created by lower borrowing costs to spend where necessary.
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Vice journalist Samantha Cole noted that PayPal's acceptable use policy prohibits "certain sexually oriented materials or services," which gives the company room for manoeuvre in cases such as Pornhub.
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The important thing for the ECB is that its room for manoeuvre regarding its current asset-purchase programme has not been limited, Nordea chief European analyst Holger Sandte said.
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Sunak said he was studying "with interest" proposals to reclassify some government spending as investment which would give him more room for manoeuvre with public spending, the Telegraph said.
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While the ECB has argued that the programme has built-in flexibility, the comments suggest that such room for manoeuvre is now clearly limited and will constrain the Governing Council.
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In his first remarks since taking office nine days ago, new governor Murat Uysal was reported as hinting at rate cuts, saying there was "room for manoeuvre" in monetary policy.
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Strict European Union borrowing limits should be loosened to allow more room for manoeuvre and the flexibility envisaged by the EU's budget rules should be used "in full", he continued.
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Italy's government has often come to Alitalia's rescue in past years, but Rome is currently dealing with a banking crisis and has very limited room for manoeuvre because of EU rules.
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Inflation expectations for 5-10 years' time held broadly steady at 2.7 percent, which Citi said "gives the Bank of England some room for manoeuvre when trying to support the economy".
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The latest kerfuffle concerns a government plan to enshrine the date of leaving the EU in law, a tactic that will only reduce the room for manoeuvre when the deadline approaches.
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"However, more fiscal stimulus - in the form of public investment - in countries that have room for manoeuvre, and structural reform more widely - is also needed to support monetary policy," he said.
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"We have room for manoeuvre in monetary policy," he said, adding that the outlook for inflation remains benign and that this gives the central bank an ability to pursue countercyclical policies.
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This near-term loosening illustrates the government's flexibility to smooth multi-year responses to changes in the economic outlook, but as the 2019/2530 deadline looms room for manoeuvre may diminish.
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Investors expect her Conservatives to win by a landslide, giving her a clear domestic mandate that may increase her room for manoeuvre as Britain heads into exit negotiations with the European Union.
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"Even though we have already gone a long way with negative interest and our willingness to intervene in the markets, there is still room for manoeuvre in our monetary policy," Jordan said.
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MILAN, May 20 (Reuters) - Investor confidence is key for the sustainability of Italy's 2.3 trillion euro ($2.6 trillion) debt, which limits Rome's room for manoeuvre, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said on Monday.
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The FDA is a complicated agency of 17,000 staff and Mr Gottlieb may have little financial room for manoeuvre: under Donald Trump and a Republican Congress, the hope of more funds is slim.
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TIGHTER FINANCES Germany's slower-than-previously-expected growth means Finance Minister Olaf Scholz's fiscal room for manoeuvre is getting tighter as tax revenues are likely to come in lower than expected this year.
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"Emboldened state-level opposition leaders will directly challenge the central government, leaving (Prime Minister Narendra) Modi with less room for manoeuvre on economic reform at a time of slowing growth," Eurasia's note said.
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Societe Generale * SocGen says its regulatory cet1 phased-in ratio as of end sept 2016 gives the group comfortable room for manoeuvre to meet new ecb requirements Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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G20 financial leaders will discuss on Friday and Saturday how to better coordinate their policy response by trying to identify which policy areas and which countries still had room for manoeuvre to do more.
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"If I were the chancellor, I would be announcing lots of strategies and reviews and probably trying to do as little as possible, given the limited room for manoeuvre," Conservative lawmaker Nicky Morgan said.
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With so little room for manoeuvre and such high penalties for non-compliance, their quiet conformity belies a devastating loss of freedom, a crushing of the spirit that only their great-grandparents could relate to.
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Cetinkaya's replacement, deputy governor Murat Uysal, fuelled expectations that his first monetary policy meeting as chief will approve a cut when he said on Monday that the bank had room for manoeuvre on monetary policy.
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LONDON, July 1 (Reuters) - Britain's finance minister challenged the two contenders to become the country's next prime minister over their promises to use room for manoeuvre in the public finances to increase spending after Brexit.
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With a view to further increasing the banks' room for manoeuvre, the SNB is examining whether a relaxation of the countercyclical capital buffer would be possible despite the risks on the mortgage and real estate markets.
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The projections for both years are lower than previously targeted and give potential room for manoeuvre to a new government being negotiated by the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement and the centre-left Democratic Party (PD).
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"With this, customers are getting the room for manoeuvre they need to intensively and holistically address their digital transformation and recognise the chances and innovations they need to succeed in future," the DSAG said in a statement.
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Firstly, fiscal multipliers were boosted by the fact that monetary policy had limited room for manoeuvre to cushion the output cost of fiscal tightening, given that policy interest rates were close or already at their lower bound.
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But when a harsh recession saddled its lenders with a collective 360 billion euros of soured debts, Rome found itself with little room for manoeuvre due to the introduction of new European rules on allowing bank bailouts.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz's fiscal room for manoeuvre is getting tighter because tax revenues are likely to come in lower than expected this year as exporters are hit by weaker foreign demand, trade disputes and Brexit uncertainty.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's acting government has lowered its growth forecasts due to domestic and external factors such as trade tensions and raised its deficit estimate, just as political gridlock narrows Madrid's room for manoeuvre on budgetary matters.
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This debt is not unusual for advanced economies, though it is double its share of GDP compared with before the financial crisis, and the finance ministry worries that rising debt would limit its room for manoeuvre in future crises.
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Johnson's Conservative Party pledged ahead of last week's election to borrow more money to fund public investment but the figures show Javid will have little room for manoeuvre after promising to balance day-to-day spending within three years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond challenged the two contenders seeking to become the country's next prime minister over their promises to use existing room for manoeuvre in the government post-Brexit budget plans to increase public spending.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May, who is boxed in on her options for Brexit, had her room for manoeuvre further diminished when she was briefly locked in her car in front of German leader Angela Merkel on Tuesday.
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But he said there was some room for manoeuvre in interpreting other parts of the coalition accord, including a clause that offers protections for previously agreed deals and another that bans arms sales to any parties to the war in Yemen.
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Investors are watching for signs that the BoE will take further measures to help the world's fifth-biggest economy before its next scheduled announcement on March 26, even though its room for manoeuvre has been reduced by last week's action.
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Investors are watching for signs that the BoE will take further measures to help the world's fifth-biggest economy before its next scheduled announcement on March 26, even though its room for manoeuvre has been reduced by last week's action.
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"A shrinking pool of central bank reserves, large foreign currency rollover needs, and other economic vulnerabilities will limit Turkey's room for manoeuvre in Syria," said Karl Schamotta, director of foreign exchange strategy and structured products at Cambridge Global Payments in Toronto.
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A drop in Turkey's annual inflation rate to 133%, the lowest in almost three years, increased the betting that the central bank would cut interest rates again, despite recent remarks by its new governor that there was limited room for manoeuvre.
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According to five Honda insiders, quality blunders have helped squeeze the operating margin at its global automotive business to 2%-3% - giving it less room for manoeuvre just as bigger rivals are building partnerships and overhauling their operations to become stronger.
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HAMBURG, Aug 24 (Reuters) - The dramatic growth in Germany's public sector surplus over the first half means the government has extra room for manoeuvre, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said on Friday after data was released showing the surplus at a record high.
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Facing rebellion among Conservatives who say it binds Britain too much to EU rules, and opposition from those who want to keep even closer ties to the bloc or to stop Brexit, May's room for manoeuvre is limited, raising risks of an upset.
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But after the budget vote, where the Socialists lost the support of Catalan nationalists who helped bring them to power, that looks difficult, and the government would have limited room for manoeuvre, Budget Minister Maria Jesus Montero told COPE radio on Thursday.
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People in Merkel's party are also aware that her room for manoeuvre could become more limited after the election if she ends up switching coalition partners, dumping the Macron-friendly Social Democrats (SPD) in favour of the more critical Free Democrats (FDP).
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank cut its inflation forecasts on Wednesday and new governor Murat Uysal said it has "considerable" room for manoeuvre on interest rates in coming months, a week after it began an expected policy easing cycle with a big cut.
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Separately, Turkey's central bank cut its inflation forecasts on Wednesday and new governor Murat Uysal said it has "considerable" room for manoeuvre on interest rates in coming months, a week after it began an expected policy easing cycle with a big cut.
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People in Merkel's party are also aware that her room for manoeuvre could become more limited after the election if she ends up switching coalition partners, dumping the Macron-friendly Social Democrats (SPD) in favor of the more critical Free Democrats (FDP).
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"The most probable scenario is that parliament will tell the government to provide a set of tools to help ensure that tax havens, in the real sense of the word, don't find the room for manoeuvre that they've had until now," he added.
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Murat Uysal, who was appointed governor after President Tayyip Erdogan ousted his predecessor, said the bank had "room for manoeuvre" in its monetary policy as he expected disinflation to continue in 2019 on the back of declining cost pressure and weaker domestic demand.
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The result is a big setback for Merkel, who has led Europe's biggest economy for a decade, and could narrow her room for manoeuvre as she tries to convince her European Union partners to seal a deal with Turkey to stem the tide of migrants.
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BERLIN, Nov 15 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel signalled a readiness on Tuesday to discuss the parameters of the free movement of people in the European Union, in remarks that may open some room for manoeuvre in talks on Britain's exit from the bloc.
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His cautious comments raise the chances that the ECB will opt to phase out quantitative easing only very slowly next year, despite solid economic growth in the region and a scarcity of eligible debt for bond purchases that limit the bank's room for manoeuvre.
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The result is a big setback for Merkel, who has led Europe's biggest economy for a decade, and could narrow her room for manoeuvre as she tries to convince her European Union partners to seal a deal with Turkey to stem the tide of migrants.
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The sequence of interventions, by Roth and Steinmeier from the SPD, and Dobrindt and former defence minister Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg on the right, highlight how Merkel's diminished authority in her fourth and likely final term in office is limiting her room for manoeuvre.
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Meanwhile, its EBITDA has nearly doubled to 120 billion yen ($1.1 billion) in the five years to 2017, and its debt burden has come down from 2013 highs of just under 40 percent of equity, to modest levels around 15 percent, leaving plenty of room for manoeuvre.
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"Moving from interest rates being 'low for long' to being 'low forever' would severely limit the room for manoeuvre for conventional monetary policy tools, but even more worryingly, it would threaten the contract between generations as well as risk tearing up our social fabric," Coeure said.
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That should give Mr Rohani more room for manoeuvre to push through the laws he needs to open Iran for foreign investment and claw back some of the assets Iran's big conglomerates, controlled by clerics and Revolutionary Guards, amassed when Iran was cut off from the world.
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Putin, speaking at a news conference after holding talks with Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, said Moscow understood that Rome's room for manoeuvre was limited by various factors, but said he hoped Italy could explain to the EU the damage that the bloc's sanctions had done.
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Bureaucracies may be good at telling firms to do things; they are not necessarily good at getting them to do things in the best way, because they allow too little room for manoeuvre, or of thinking up what the most interesting things for them to do might be.
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Add to that, Zuckerberg has arguably boxed himself in, politically speaking, thanks to a series of disingenuous, misleading and abstruse claims and statements made to lawmakers — limiting his room for manoeuvre or for rethinking his approach; let alone being able to genuinely compromise or make honest platform changes.
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"A thin parliamentary majority ... together with weak leadership and significant intra-party cleavages in both the PD and 5-Star will limit the room for manoeuvre and the shelf-life of a possible 5-Star-PD government," the London-based political risk consultancy Teneo said in a commentary.
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"Our rivals have also seen this pressure but we are in the turnaround phase so we have less room for manoeuvre," Kreis said, adding that rising freight volumes made the company optimistic that it could start to pass on higher rates in the second half of the year.
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Mr Salvini's tough stance, endorsed by the M5S leader, Luigi Di Maio, should win the government some room for manoeuvre: it has become increasingly clear that it plans to implement only gradually some of its more vote-catching undertakings, including tax cuts and a new benefit for the poor and unemployed.
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Schaeuble said that while Germany would need to put funds toward integrating the hundreds of thousands of migrants who arrived here last year and on domestic security - at a time when a series of attacks on civilians have left Germans on edge - there would be room for manoeuvre on taxes.
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As he arrived for a meeting of EU ministers in Luxembourg, Roth told reporters that Berlin was aware that May had difficulties in getting a parliamentary majority but that the EU had limited room for manoeuvre to go any further toward the British position on avoiding a hard border for Northern Ireland.
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Allies of Mr Trump have praised him for standing up to a bullying China and—by triggering a mini-crisis even before his inauguration in January—expanding his room for manoeuvre with Beijing once he does take office, and begins haggling over such questions as trade and Chinese help over North Korea's nuclear programme.
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