Sentence examples for almost no inflation from inspiring English sources

"We have devalued our currency 30percentt with almost no inflation," Mr. Lagos said.

There is a stable currency, almost no inflation and a profitable commercial banking system.

Many economists contend that they are too high for Germany, which has little growth and almost no inflation.

But to justify the gains, the economy will have to perform almost perfectly over the next year, with solid growth and almost no inflation, he said.

For one thing, although growth rates are well above what almost anyone thinks is sustainable over the long run, there is almost no inflation.

It noted that there is almost no inflation, and it suggested that Mr. Greenspan's faith in the economy's long-term potential was unshaken, noting that "there is little evidence to suggest that longer-term advances in technology and associated gains in productivity are abating".

The U.S. economy gets to grow 3.5% to 4% a year and employ people in record numbers yet enjoys low mortgages and almost no price inflation-all thanks to China.

And the Fed chairman said there had been almost no effect on inflation expectations, reducing the chances the oil prices could set off a destabilizing spiral of rising wages and prices.

And he said there had been almost no effect on inflation expectations, reducing the chances the oil prices could set off a destabilizing spiral of rising wages and prices.

In their own projections, almost no Fed policymaker expects inflation to top 2%, and many think it will fall short in the next few years.

Yet over the same period, average earnings in the UK have grown from just £457.60 to £517.50 a week, with almost no real growth once inflation is taken into account.