Sentence examples for Outbreaks of inflation from inspiring English sources

A central bank which publicly commits to a stable framework, such as inflation targeting, will be better able to stave off both recessions and outbreaks of inflation.

An outbreak of inflation has been brought under control without much damage.

Analysts said the reports did not signal an outbreak of inflation and that the Fed would probably wait until August to raise interest rates.

The Federal Reserve clamped down a bit more on the economy today, raising interest rates a quarter percentage point in an effort to prevent an outbreak of inflation.

The Federal Reserve clamped down a bit more on the economy, raising interest rates by a quarter-point in an effort to prevent an outbreak of inflation.

Because weak growth is due primarily to lower potential, the output gap is much smaller and an outbreak of inflation more of a risk.

The previous time, in 1988, an outbreak of inflation threw Deng Xiaoping's succession plans into disarray, giving conservatives ammunition with which to attack his liberal protégés.

The patchy economic outlook complicates the task the E.C.B. faces as it tries to ease monetary conditions back to normal and prevent any outbreak of inflation.

He makes a solid case that the best thing for Mr. Sarbanes' young dropout and others like him is to ensure that the long expansion is not poisoned by an outbreak of inflation.

That "wealth effect," he said, was contributing to an imbalance between demand and the economy's ability to produce the supply needed to meet it, the classic precondition for an outbreak of inflation.

The price report contained few surprises, but allayed lingering fears that the Fed, which has raised rates six times in the last 13 1/2 months, would be forced to keep raising them to prevent an outbreak of inflation.