Sentence examples for average inflation of from inspiring English sources

The ECB's target of below 2% may therefore condemn Germany to average inflation of 1% or less.

New figures suggest that consumer prices rose by only 2% in the year to February, well below China's average inflation of over 3% in the past decade.

But the Treasury bond market is only pointing to average inflation of 1.9% over the next 20 years.Other explanations for gold's rise are even harder to credit.

The latter argument is undermined by the gap between conventional and index-linked bond yields, which indicates that investors are expecting average inflation of 2% over the next ten years.However, it is unlikely that most investors actually believe inflation will be so modest.

That's less than average inflation of 4.2%.

If the costs of treatment in this study are discounted for a 10 year period with an inflation-adjusted discount rate of 20% (average inflation rate of 7%% and discount rate of 12% = 1.7 × 1.12 = 1.198 or 19.8%), the present value would be $2 (in 1986) as compared to $1.25 [ 10].

In New York over the last decade, the state operating budget has risen an average of 5.8percentt annually, far outpacing the average inflation rate of 2.8percentt.

Investors, however, could look at the 1960-2010 average inflation rate of about 4.1 percent and demand a real return of 1.7 percent, in line with today's yield on 30-year Treasury inflation-protected securities.

"I think our customers will understand that the increase we're asking for is much less than the average inflation rate of 2percentt during the last 10 years," said Paul A. Crotty, president of Verizon New York.

In addition to this, over the past five years, wages have increased by an average of 12.3% per year, compared with an average inflation rate of 5.9%.

The average inflation factor of P-values was 1.11 ± 0.12, with a minimum of 1 (for five of the 19 traits) and a maximum of 1.39 (for BACKFAT), indicating relatively good concordance between the observed and assumed distributions of the test statistics.