Meanings of fan inflation in English

That would fan inflation to its highest peak since early June 2019.

European equities fell on fears rising oil prices could hurt the economy and fan inflation.

The central bank has warned that a series of above inflation increases so far could fan inflation.

European equities fell on the fears that rising oil prices could hurt the economy and fan inflation.

Oil's rise will fan inflation and growth concerns in many countries, and could in the long run benefit gold.

A recovery in the Mexican peso this year has dampened concerns that currency weakness could fan inflation even higher.

Investors have been concerned that a recent spike in oil prices may fan inflation and hurt the global economic recovery.

Mexico's central bank on Thursday hiked its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points, to counter the peso's decline, concerned it could fan inflation.

One reason Banxico might hold back from lowering rates in line with the Fed is fear that the peso's depreciation could fan inflation, Capistran said.

A shocking current account deficit of 6.4 percent in Q2 may also fan inflation as it weakens the rand exchange rate.

Higher-than-forecast agricultural and livestock goods prices are also fanning inflation, the bank said.

But the reforms have not boosted Mexico's potential growth rate, the top speed possible without fanning inflation.

A buoyant housing market, where prices are again setting or climbing towards record highs, is also fanning inflation.

The weak peso has fanned inflation.

The higher spending by families and the government not only risks fanning inflation but also worsening household and national debt levels.

The central bank hiked the interest rate for the first time in four years in September after the sol currency's depreciation fanned inflation.