1.货币基础
1.the total amount of cash in use or in banks in an economy, usually the physical quantity of bills and coins
1.The combined effect of these actions was that the monetary base more than tripled in size.
这些行动加在一起，使货币基础的规模增加了三倍多。
2.In the past couple of years, to try to keep the economy out of a tailspin, it has more than doubled the size of the so-called monetary base.
过去几年中，为了保持经济不失控，美联储将所谓的基础货币规模增加了一倍多。
3.The huge expansion in the monetary base will have disguised this, showing up in a spike in loan-to-deposit ratios.
货币基础的大幅扩张掩盖了这一现象，将之表现为贷存比率的突然激增。
4.This rally is the result of gigantic monetary easing, including a doubling of the U. S. monetary base.
这次的上涨就是大规模货币宽松措施的结果，包括美国的基础货币增加了一倍。
5.A common measure of this, says Mr Barnes, is the American monetary base plus United States securities held by the Fed for foreign countries.
而巴恩斯也指出，通常认为美联储所持有外国美元储备，美国证券和美国基础货币供给量的总和，就相当于全球美元供给总量。
6.Indeed, China's monetary base now exceeds that of the US under the M2 measurement, which includes money in circulation and bank deposits.
事实上，以包括流通中的货币与银行存款的M2衡量，中国的货币基础现在已超过了美国。
7.And there has, indeed, been a huge expansion of the monetary base.
说真的，货币基础已经得到巨大的扩张。
8.This was the reason why we added Exchange Fund paper to the Monetary Base to provide a cushion against this volatility.
为此，我们把外汇基金票据及债券加入货币基础内，容许贴现为总结馀，以减少拆息波动。
9.After the financial market collapsed last fall, the Fed responded with a massive injection of liquidity and expansion of the monetary base.
去年秋天金融市场崩溃，美联储作出反应，大规模注入流动资金和扩大货币基础。
10.It should contract the monetary base back to where it otherwise would have been, plus a slight increase geared toward economic expansion.
美联储应该收缩基础货币，让其回到合理的水平，可以略微向经济扩张倾斜。