Sentence examples for burgeoning inflation from inspiring English sources

So long as the Chinese currency remains so cheap, they cannot afford to combat burgeoning inflation by allowing their own currencies to rise because it could further undercut their exports.

Food and water shortages, plus burgeoning inflation, are causing widespread disgruntlement, which will worsen if Yemen's population of 22m nearly doubles to 43m by 2035, as some projections suggest.

But also like Dubai, Qatar is facing a burgeoning inflation problem.

Following last week's wholesale price shocker, signs of burgeoning inflation are giving Fed watchers goose bumps.

A collective sigh of relief reverberated on Wall Street after the government reported the economy grew at a faster pace than expected in the third quarter, but without any signs of burgeoning inflation.

An economic report that suggested burgeoning wage inflation sent shivers across trading rooms.

Stock prices dropped precipitously Thursday on a report that suggested burgeoning wage inflation.

An economic report that suggested burgeoning wage inflation triggered panicky selling on Wall Street until bargain hunters stepped in to take advantage of the buying opportunity.

Many analysts are concerned the Fed will raise rates at that meeting following cautionary remarks from Fed chief Alan Greenspan and signs of burgeoning wage inflation in last week's employment cost index.

The threat of a rate hike from the Federal Reserve loomed over the market in the wake of several reports that showed remarkable resilience in the economy and signs of burgeoning wage inflation.

He, too, singled out local government debt and inflation, both burgeoning in large part because of the last stimulus plan.