"benign inflation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the context of an economic discussion. For example, "The economy is experiencing a period of generally benign inflation."
Benign inflation is another plus.
Bond prices benefited from the benign inflation news.
Economists have repeatedly expressed surprise at the benign inflation data during the current economic expansion.
A rise in the value of the pound could create a more benign inflation environment, he says.
Suggesting benign inflation pressures, imported food prices slipped 0.1 percent last month after falling 0.7 percent in October.
The confidence surveys suggest Americans are quite content with record-low unemployment, benign inflation and 1.4percentt growth in gross domestic product per capita.
Better than expected results from JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs and fairly benign US inflation figures helped the market recover from its worst levels.
By the same token, today's benign core inflation figures may be understating price pressures, particularly given the falling dollar and record oil prices.The central bank's officials are clearly aware of these possibilities.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — Producer prices rose the most in three years in August as energy costs surged, but fairly benign underlying inflation pressures should help the Federal Reserve maintain its accommodative monetary policy stance.
American Treasury bond yields fell on benign consumer inflation only to be driven back up by a weaker dollar.In this section TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS MONEY AND INTEREST RATES STOCKMARKETS TECHNOLOGY Reprints Related topics Economies Japanese economy Business Government bonds Fixed-income securities.
Benign consumer inflation.
