dovish

英音[ ˈdʌvɪʃ ] 美音[ ˈdʌvɪʃ ]
鸽派的
常用释义
adj. 鸽派的；主和的

扩展信息

鸽派的
Israel considers delay of Gaza pullout ... buy time: 争取时间 dovish: 鸽派的，稳健的 vent: 放出，排出，发泄 ...
稳健的
Israel considers delay of Gaza pullout ... buy time: 争取时间 dovish: 鸽派的，稳健的 vent: 放出，排出，发泄 ...

例句

On the surface maybe the minutes are a little bit more dovish than you would have anticipated, given the economic data we have been getting.

Some economists said it was a sign that the hardliners were in retreat and the ECB was becoming more dovish.

The Sterling was weaker as the dovish inflation report opened the door for further BoE QE trading down to 1. 5100 against the Usd.

Any explanation of the Fed's dovish stance at its last meeting will be jumped on by the market and may be dollar negative.

Dolan believes the Fed report was on the whole "dovish and unlikely to stimulate a fresh rally in risk assets. "

We see a sharp correction in the yen and the BOJ might maintain its dovish policy stance at a meeting next week.

Barak's dovish Labor party supports a partial settlement freeze, but hawks in the government do not.

In his speech on Friday, Mr Bernanke began with dovish remarks on the inflation outlook.

If the Fed remains dovish, the strength of the dollar may prove temporary, says Mr Sinha.

But others interpret Mr Bernanke's testimony as slightly more dovish than other speeches by Fed officials.

Of course Zhu Zong is dovish model, he feels otherwise wants again consider.

The kiwi dollar is fairly flat after dovish comments from the RBNZ last night.

But, on balance, the dovish rhetoric seems stronger.

The dovish Labor Party, on the other hand, supports the freeze.

同根词(词根dove)

dove n 鸽子；鸽派人士
dovishness n 诉诸和平
dove v 潜水（dive的过去式）

更新时间：2025-05-19 08:07