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• Sluggish growth, low inflation and a tight fiscal stance still point to further interest rate cuts throughout Europe,
• Manuel's market-friendly economic policy has won the approval of international investors for its strict fiscal stance and strict limits on government spending.
• Many investors said the government should temporarily abandon its tight fiscal stance and spend more to boost the economy before it slips into recession.
• "Given the growth assumptions, they imply a broadly neutral fiscal stance while allowing for a steady-reduction in the tax burden, " the Commission said.
• "On all fronts, Canadian fundamentals are better ( than the U . S . )-- inflation, fiscal stance and even politics, " she said.
• The IMF has agreed to allow Thailand to pursue a more expansionary fiscal programme to prevent the tight fiscal stance from wrecking the entire economy.
• Nonetheless, fearing the budget surplus might inflict further damage on the already sharply weakened economy, Tarrin successfully negotiated with the IMF for a more flexible fiscal stance.
• Hashimoto hasn't budged from that position, yet investors say the government should temporarily abandon its tight fiscal stance and spend more to boost the economy before it slips into recession.
• The current budget situation, although certainly more favorable than it appeared a few years ago, is still such that the short-run surpluses overstate the long-run fiscal stance of the government.
• Countries from the outer ring, such as Italy and U . K ., have been able to offset " fairly restrictive fiscal stances " by easing monetary conditions, says the IMF.
• Keynesian economics is out of fashion in the sense that few experts still believe Washington has the political or economic savvy to change the government's fiscal stance in a timely way.
• The government will maintain a " cautious fiscal stance " as a buffer against future economic shocks and to avoid creating too much stimulus in an already strong domestic economy, Cullen said.
• In a separate interview, Finance Assistant Secretary Gil Beltran said government maintained its prudent fiscal stance, keeping spending in check since January, thus maintaining what he called a " manageable fiscal imbalance ."
• Summers noted that the Japanese government has " committed itself to maintaining a supportive fiscal stance " regarding tax cuts and increased government spending to keep the recovery alive until private demand strengthens.
• The reason why hopes of long-term growth appeared in the first place was that policies improved in so many countries : sounder fiscal stances, higher savings and investment, markets more open to competition and technology.
• "The current fiscal stance is unsustainable, " said the bank in a report on Aug . 6, explaining that although high oil prices have permitted more spending, the government will be hit hard when prices drop.
• The firm advised investors to reduce their holdings in Brazil to an " underweighted " 40 percent of a Latin America portfolio from 42 percent previously because of tighter monetary policy and the government's " lax fiscal stance ."
• "The outlook change reflects the substantial fiscal tightening implied by the commonwealth government's budget statement . . . and Standard & Poor's expectation that Australia's net public external debt burden could decline markedly if this fiscal stance is maintained medium term,"
• "The outlook change refleU MQ9Q % 1 % M 1tightening implied by the Commonwealth government's budget statement released yesterday and Standard & Poor's expectation that Australia's net public external debt burden could decline markedly if this fiscal stance is maintained medium term,"
• "The outlook change reflects the substantial fiscal tightening implied by the commonwealth government's budget statement . . . and Standard & AMP; Poor's expectation that Australia's net public external debt burden could decline markedly if this fiscal stance is maintained medium term,"