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Meanings of curb inflation in English
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Usage of curb inflation in English
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The government says the tax hike helps curb inflation while protecting consumers.
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That would require measures to curb inflation and the current account deficit.
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The reference rate failed to meaningfully curb inflation, however.
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China and India, meanwhile, are trying to curb inflation.
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They want discretion in monetary policy so that they can fight recessions and curb inflation.
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But not everyone is convinced Chinese attempts to curb inflation will result in lower oil prices.
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So policies in the next three to six months will mainly to curb inflation, it said.
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To curb inflation, she froze fuel prices and gave electricity companies tax breaks to keep power rates low.
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Interest rates were high to curb inflation, the economy ground to a halt, and prized social programmes stumbled.
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But the scandals and Chinese government's policy of tightening to curb inflation are pushing investors to seek alternatives.
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The Brazilian government is taking steps to slow credit growth and limit public expenses to try to curb inflation.
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European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said this morning the bank cannot relax in its battle to curb inflation.
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Analysts said it was clear the economy was slowing but were divided on the likely policy response to curb inflation.
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Raising the reserve requirement reduces the amount banks can lend, so it can curb inflation by slowing money supply growth.
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The Government has the power to curb inflation by cutting excise duties, but it is too complacent, writes Manus O'Riordan.
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Only Kristin Forbes, who leaves the MPC this month, is expected to continue voting for a rate rise to curb inflation.
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