Sentence examples for central inflation from inspiring English sources
The bank's central inflation projection assumes that retail gas and electricity prices will drop by around 20% over the next year, but the decline could be steeper.
The Inflation Report suggests they will rise further.The Bank's central inflation projection, based on interest rates staying at 4%, shows CPI inflation rising from its current rate of 1.3% to reach the 2% target in two years' time.
Mr. King was forced to write his fourth letter since June to the chancellor of the Exchequer explaining why the central inflation rate rose more than 1 percentage point above a 2percenttargetet and how he plans to lower it again.
Our analysis leads us to think that those countries that have pursued similar economic policies as the Spanish ones are likely to have experienced sub-central inflation convergence as well.
"On the MPC's central view, inflation will remain close to zero in the near-term, before rising to reach the inflation target over a two-year horizon.
Because expectations are so central to inflation, communication has become an increasingly important part of monetary policy.
Motorists who never experienced the delights of central tire inflation afforded by the Hummer H1, Arnold Schwarzenegger's favorite S.U.V., may yet have their opportunity.
However, the uncertainty about the valuation of asset prices is arguably no greater than the uncertainty about potential growth rates and hence the size of the output gap, which is at the heart of most central banks' inflation forecasts.
The Fed cut rates by a quarter percentage point at that time, and investors will pore over the minutes looking to evaluate the central bankers' inflation concerns.
While that level exceeds the central bank's inflation target of 4.5 percent, inflation in Brazil still remains much lower than it has been in other stretches of market turbulence, as in 2003, when inflation rose to about 15 percent.
He said he would change his mind if "the market starts to believe the central banks, and inflation expectations – rather than headline inflation itself – start to tick up.
