Sentence examples for counter inflation from inspiring English sources

The fund also urged the central bank to move "cautiously" as it raises interest rates to counter inflation.

Austerity across Europe, and retailers squeezing costs to counter inflation in food, have created the conditions for it to thrive.

Maduro also announced a 30% increase in the minimum wage and pensions to counter inflation, which has risen to nearly 60%.

The economy data will be scrutinised by the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, which is split over whether to raise interest rates from their historic 0.5% low to counter inflation.

In a sense, the market is doing the work of the Federal Reserve by slowing the economy to counter inflation, and few analysts expect the Fed to tighten credit in the near future.

Drawing on historical attempts to counter inflation, from the French Revolution and the aftermath of World War I to the economic policies of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, Sargent finds that there is no purely monetary cure for inflation; rather, monetary and fiscal policies must be coordinated.

It is about the timing of government policies on taxes, expenditures and money -- expansionary to counter recessions, contractionary to counter inflations.

A spokesman for the Treasury countered: "Inflation has more than halved since September, meaning a little less pressure on family budgets.

The board was given the responsibility of ascertaining the pay anomalies arising from the government's counter-inflation policy.

From July 1975, he took leave of absence from the Daily Mirror to run the Labour government's Counter-Inflation Publicity Unit for a year.

He would listen, impatience boiling only just beneath his professional courtesy, to those who explained that keeping people out of work was an unpleasant but necessary aspect of counter-inflation policy.