Sentence examples for deflationary fears from inspiring English sources

"The deflationary fears don't seem to be that pronounced here".

Deflationary fears have also started to fade, helped by a partial rebound in oil prices.

Economists say that this price growth does not quell deflationary fears, however.

As well as heading off deflationary fears the programme has given a further lift to share prices.

This has kept the dollar relatively strong, which helps explain the nation's soaring trade deficits and adds to deflationary fears.

And falling government-bond yields hint at difficulties to come in reducing debts, since yields have been falling in large part because of deflationary fears.

The broader economy escaped the feared deflationary spiral thanks in large part to the trillions of taxpayer dollars thrown at the financial system.

"Hard money" advocates wanted to resume paying specie for this paper money, while "soft money" supporters feared the deflationary impact resumption would produce.

Now with oil at $53 a barrel that seems like ancient history, and people fear a deflationary spiral, whereby consumers stop consuming as they await cheaper prices.

These declines have raised fears of a deflationary spiral — fears that help explain the Federal Reserve's surprisingly large interest rate reduction on Tuesday.

She said the eurozone remained "a significant risk" to the UK economy, highlighting persistently low inflation in the region which has raised fears of a deflationary spiral.