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Meanings of disinflation in English
Spanish
desinflación Usage of disinflation in English
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But if disinflation risks were to build, the RBA would cut interest rates.
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Governor Raghuram Rajan wants more proof of correction and disinflation.
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Prominent in the minds of European investors are low growth and disinflation in their home market.
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The region's monetary authorities have so far failed to heed bond investors' legitimate worries about disinflation.
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Governor Raghuram Rajan says he first wants to see more proof of fiscal correction and disinflation.
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Asia has too much debt to welcome disinflation.
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The recent bubbles in Japan and the USA, for instance, coincided with a protracted period of disinflation.
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The ECB is expected to show how it wants to fight disinflation pressures that could threaten the recovery.
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Can an Argentine president promote disinflation and retain voter support during a period of slower growth, or even recession?
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At this juncture, the risk of either an undesirable rise in inflation or of significant further disinflation seems low.
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Global disinflation is another worry.
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In addition to risks from disinflation, a slowdown in China this year could add to risks to the global portfolio.
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The longer Asian central banks take to decode the disinflation risk, the farther they will fall behind the yield curve.
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But a global disinflation trend since last summer has eased price pressures in India, pulling inflation to a record low.
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Yaron downplayed much of the disinflation, saying it was mainly due to volatile items like energy and fresh produce prices.
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Draghi has spoken of a "danger zone" below 1 percent, where the cushion against disinflation is uncomfortably small.
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