Sentence examples similar to a severe deflation from inspiring English sources

Instead, it's a recipe for severe deflation — fewer coins chasing around after a growing number of things available for sale.

That's a disaster level, implying severe deflation in the debtor nations — or, more likely, a euro breakup.

During the 1997-98 Asian crisis the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) fiercely defended the peg against massive speculative attacks at the cost of sky-high interest rates, a property-market collapse and severe deflation.

Hong Kong said on Tuesday that its consumer price index was 3.7percentt lower in September than a year earlier, among the most severe deflation reported worldwide this year.

The National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) was a law passed by the United States Congress in 1933 to authorize the President to regulate industry in an attempt to raise prices after severe deflation and stimulate economic recovery.

Even a severe debt deflation?

Drastic solutions were advocated: devaluation, severe deflation, protectionism.

Or at least they will be unless there is severe deflation.

C1 Hong Kong's Severe Deflation Twenty-two percent of residential mortgages in Hong Kong are now larger than the value of the properties they financed.

The bank lowered short-term interest rates virtually to zero a year and a half ago, when significant parts of Japan's financial system seemed at risk of collapse and the threat of severe deflation loomed large.

But Germany cannot inflate enough to offset the severe deflation it has helped impose on southern Europe, and, for all his rhetoric, François Hollande is really just Alistair Darling with a French accent.