Synonyms for dovish
dovish

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1. dovishadjective

   Like a dove; peaceful, conciliatory.

   Antonyms:
   hawkish

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1. pacifist(a), pacifistic, dovishadjective

   opposed to war

   Antonyms:
   unpeaceful

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1. List of paraphrases for "dovish":

   pacifist

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1. Tomoaki Shishido:

   Even dovish policy makers such as (Boston Fed President Eric) Rosengren are saying markets expectations are too low. And it is not hard to imagine many at the Fed feels current market rates are too low, so the Fed may try to urge markets to price in higher rates. On balance, we are more likely to have a hawkish surprise than a dovish surprise.

2. Dominic Bunning:

   In the short term, the seeming Greek resolution is probably providing a little bit of positivity for European currencies, particularly against the euro, the medium-term picture of the zloty is cautious - policy remains very dovish for the foreseeable future, on top of that you have increased political risk going into October with the elections, and that risk premium is not really priced in.

3. Stephen Massocca:

   I was surprised to hear all this chatter from other Fed directors, claiming that the current policy is too dovish.

4. Norihiro Fujito:

   Essentially, global shares and commodities have been rallying since U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen had indicated a dovish stance in March, but you would need more improvement in economic fundamentals for the rally to go further. The S&P 500 is quite overvalued, trading at 17.8 times the forecast profits. Disappointing earnings from hi-tech companies will surely cap the market.

5. Kelly Bogdanov:

   Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen really struck a tone between dovish and hawkish, and I think delivered, for the most part, what the market needed. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was dovish enough to signal that a March rate hike is probably off the table but hawkish enough to leave the impression Federal Reserve is confident the economic recovery will persist, that's very important for stocks because as long as we can avoid a recession, this correction will probably work itself out and we'll have the opportunity to bounce back.