Sentence examples for benign price from inspiring English sources

Benign price pressures mean the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, is almost certain to have to write to the chancellor, George Osborne, explaining why inflation is so low.

As regular readers of this column know, I firmly believe we're headed for a time of benign price deflation, propelled by increasing productivity and the resulting excess supply.

The King years had their challenges, but they were also a decade of benign pricing.

In June of last year, utilities were competing to undercut each other as a period of benign prices took hold.

The Federal Open Market Committee's raising of short-term rates had been fully anticipated by the financial markets, despite the benign Consumer Price Index report for April.

There are also plans in the budget to index student debt payments (which are repaid once employment begins) at the 10-year government bond rate instead of the more benign Consumer Price Index.

The broad market was buoyed by this morning's benign Consumer Price Index report.

There was Tuesday's release of a benign Consumer Price Index report.

Stocks held steady in Tuesday afternoon trading as investors celebrated a benign consumer price report coupled with a drop in housing starts.

I thought prices would go higher and stocks were discounting a benign coal-price world.

According to Milunovich, earnings will be driven by "benign printer pricing, consumer strength and a favorable mix shift to high-end servers offset by price pressure in PCs".