Sentence examples for deflation risk from inspiring English sources
Many are in industries plagued by overcapacity and deflation risk, which is terrible for profits.
All else equal, the resulting asymmetry contributes to deflation risk in the common currency area.
And that's normally the signature of concerns about a weak economy and deflation risk (see Japan, decline of).
One answer, Mr. Hatzius says, is another round of stimulus spending by Washington to fend off the deflation risk he worries about.
Recent research by Longstaff, Fleckenstein and Ludvig also finds that deflation risk is significantly affected by various measures of financial tail-risk.
Sensing increased economic vigor, Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, said he thought "deflation risk has receded considerably, so we're moving in the right direction".
This particular Fed is populated with significant and influential voices (notably Chairman Bernanke and Vice-Chair Yellen) whose focus on deflation risks will ensure a slower exit.
"The mention of deflation risks, rather than just low inflation, is a fairly strong statement coming from a sitting central bank chief," Mr. Feroli wrote.
Still, Mr. Feroli warned, "I think we may be jumping the gun — we collectively, meaning economists and policy makers — in declaring deflation risks over".
Jennifer McKeown, senior European economist at Capital Economics, said: "The ECB now seems to be taking deflation risks more seriously, implementing surprise interest-rate cuts in September and leaving the door wide open to quantitative easing".
Second, Switzerland is a relatively open economy and depreciation will have more effect, when it comes to countering deflation risks, than it would for the United States or the euro zone.Nevertheless, there are some troubling aspects to the Swiss move.
