Sentence examples for countries inflation from inspiring English sources

In several countries inflation is rising.

In 16 out of 55 rich countries, inflation rates were below 1%.

Emerging economies are driving global growth and having a big impact on developed countries' inflation, interest rates, wages and profits.

Lately, Chinese and American policy makers have been looking at the so-called real effective exchange rate, which includes differences in the two countries' inflation levels.

In most rich countries, inflation expectations have risen only from very low to low, and high unemployment keeps workers from demanding pay rises.

These lower energy costs are bad for oil companies and tax revenues in producer nations, but good for importing countries, inflation figures and a swath of heavy-fuel-using sectors such as transport and manufacturing.

Mr. Mugabe has wreaked havoc on his country — inflation is more than 100,000percentt and life expectancy has dropped to below 40 — and most Zimbabweans are eager, indeed desperate, for a change.

Factors other than price convergence explain most of the cross-country inflation differences.

After three years of dramatic decline, developing country inflation rates increased from 9.4 in 1997 to 10.4 percent in 1998, but are expected to drop again to 8.8 percent in 1999 (Table 6).

The original said that some northern countries "had inflation rates lower than the level of inflation".

See articleThe commodity effectA range of data from various countries showed inflation accelerating during March.