dovishness

American  

[duhv-ish-nis] / ˈdʌv ɪʃ nɪs /

noun

1. the quality of being dovish or of favoring compromise and conciliation in politics or economic policy.

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Example Sentences

While that pattern exists, it is worth noting that his dovishness has appeared in commentary rather than coming from a policy-making seat with real responsibility.

From MarketWatch

“Warsh is a bit more of a wild card given past hawkishness and recent dovishness,” a team of Wells Fargo strategists led by Michael Schumacher wrote in a note earlier this year.

From Barron's

Precious metals are likely supported by a combination of erratic trading hours on the CME and continued Fed dovishness, Sucden Financial writes in a note.

From The Wall Street Journal

Others saw hints of dovishness in Powell’s remarks, or at least caution.

From Reuters

But with markets now betting policymakers will hike rates by at least 50 basis points in their next three meetings, expectations of Fed dovishness are fading and investors believe more declines are in store.

From Reuters