Significats de fuell inflation en anglès

The fall is fuelling inflation as South Sudan needs to import almost everything.

However it must be careful not to overdo this, for fear of fuelling inflation.

Imports will become more expensive, potentially fuelling inflation and a hike in interest rates.

But Triffin warned that if the deficits continued, excess global liquidity risked fuelling inflation.

But it should do so in a way that avoids fuelling inflation too much, he said.

The Maduro government has responded to the consequent hole in public finances by printing money, fuelling inflation.

But surging wages are fuelling inflation in Central Europe, putting pressure on its central banks to raise rates.

But critics say his spending of petrodollars fuelled inflation, said to be running at an annual 10 percent.

Ahmadinejad's critics say these payments have fuelled inflation and are little more than a bribe to win voter support.

Rising wages in the services sector and for some labour-intensive farm industries, and super-loose monetary policies abroad are also fuelling inflation.

If it allows the pound to fall rapidly against a rising sterling, then it risks fuelling inflation through higher import prices.

Rejecting allegations that Government decisions had fuelled inflation, Mr McCreevy told the Opposition not to "talk the Irish economy down".

Against: The introduction of a national minimum wage undermines the competitiveness of the economy by driving up wage costs and fuelling inflation.

The combination of high oil prices undermining growth while fuelling inflation raises the prospect of stagflation that blighted economies in the 1970s.

Nigeria's problems defy central bank fixes A hefty rate hike was a fair response to a slump in the naira that's fuelling inflation.

This added to the bullion's 32% jump this year following massive global stimulus measures that fuelled inflation and currency debasement fears.