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Two-Factor Authentication PolicyAn account security feature that allows users to customize and combine multiple two-factor authentication methods for scenarios such as login, asset management, or account settings.
Expansionary Monetary PolicyA policy that stimulates economic growth and reduces unemployment by increasing the money supply, lowering interest rates, and other measures.
FlagA narrow consolidation area that forms after the flagpole, in which the price moves sideways or retraces slightly, while trading volume typically declines.
FlagpoleThe phase of rapid and substantial price appreciation in a bullish flag pattern, typically reflecting strong buying pressure and accompanied by relatively high trading volume.
FlagA narrow upward move or sideways consolidation phase that appears after the flagpole, during which trading volume typically contracts.
Contractionary monetary policyA policy that curbs excessively rapid economic growth and inflation by reducing the money supply or raising interest rates.
Fiscal policyA policy describing how authorities influence public-sector revenue and expenditure by adjusting tax rates and other measures.
Monetary PolicyPolicies formulated and implemented by the authorities to regulate a country's money supply and interest rates.
Quantitative easingA policy tool through which a central bank creates new money to purchase assets, expanding its balance sheet and improving financial conditions.
Quantitative tighteningThe policy process by which a central bank actively shrinks its balance sheet and withdraws or reduces liquidity in the financial system.
Quantitative tightening (QT)A monetary policy tool through which a central bank reduces the money supply in an economy, such as by selling assets.

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Fiscal policy

A policy describing how authorities influence public-sector revenue and expenditure by adjusting tax rates and other measures.

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