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Meanings of outright deflation in English

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Usage of outright deflation in English
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The threat of slowly rising consumer prices slipping into outright deflation is making things worse.
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Australia is still some way from outright deflation, or a persistent fall in the general level of prices.
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There is a genuine risk that the euro zone sees outright deflation at some point in the next year.
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While outright deflation is a bit of a nightmare for investors, a Fed willing to fight it strongly is a huge bonus.
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Only three small countries, Estonia, Slovakia and Latvia, saw consumer prices rise in the month, with the rest flat or in outright deflation.
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A separate ECB survey of professional forecasters published on Thursday also predicted a low risk of outright deflation over the next five years.
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The ECB insists that there is no acute risk of outright deflation in the 9.6 trillion euro economy.
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None of the real conditions that produce outright deflation, where all prices and wages are declining at the same time... are present, he said.
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Inflation in April was at 0.7 percent with large swaths of the euro zone in or near outright deflation.
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The negative outcome does not mean Australia is in outright deflation, which is a sustained fall in the general level of prices across the economy.
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Euro zone inflation slumped to just 1.2 percent in April, and is in outright deflation in the hardest hit areas.
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Despite a policy of capping Swiss franc strength against the euro, Switzerland is in outright deflation, with prices down 0.7 percent on a year ago.
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