Synonyms for easing
eas·ing

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1. easing, moderation, reliefnoun

   a change for the better

   Synonyms:
   fill-in, assuagement, relievo, easement, moderation, backup, ministration, temperance, succour, moderateness, ease, backup man, reliever, alleviation, rest period, rest, succor, sculptural relief, embossment, rilievo, respite, relief, stand-in, mitigation, substitute

2. easing, easement, alleviation, reliefnoun

   the act of reducing something unpleasant (as pain or annoyance)

   "he asked the nurse for relief from the constant pain"

   Synonyms:
   fill-in, ministration, relievo, relief, moderation, backup, ease, succour, respite, easement, backup man, reliever, alleviation, rest period, rest, succor, sculptural relief, embossment, rilievo, stand-in, assuagement, substitute

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1. List of paraphrases for "easing":

   relaxation, alleviating, alleviation, relaxing, ease, relief, loosening, mitigating, relieving, detente, mitigation, softening, facilitating, facilitate, facilitation, calming, alleviate, reducing, flexibilisation, defusing, mitigate, commutation

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1. Alan Ruskin:

   The most sensitive comments will revolve around whether Powell is willing to reaffirm a view that the easing cycle is a 'mid-cycle adjustment' or align more closely to market thinking, if he sticks to the old language as is most likely, it would affirm that he is still confident that the strength of consumption, in combination with modest Fed easing, will be sufficient to keep the recovery broadly on track.

2. Peter Kinsella:

   Some of the consensus positions in recent weeks have been the euro as a funding currency of choice but yesterday's move indicated that the ECB may be coming to an end of the line with easing measures and that this is not a one-sided trade by any means, that illustrates that euro-funded EM carry trades won't function well.

3. Hussein Sayed:

   Latest developments in the Eurozone and especially the improvement in economic data rules out further easing for now, but given that the number of COVID-19 cases are rising again and negotiations with the UK over Brexit are not going well, the risks are mounting.

4. Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda:

   I don't think there is any technical limitation to further strengthen our quantitative and qualitative easing (program) if necessary to achieve our 2 pct target.

5. Yu Yafang:

   The weak data continues to point out the sluggish demand in the real economy. The government should roll out more easing measures to lower the real financing costs to boost growth.