Sentence examples for deflationary impacts from inspiring English sources

The EU can go further: institutions like the European Investment Bank should undertake countercyclical investments in the country, to offset the deflationary impacts of the budget cuts.

Like GDP ignores sector, using the economy-wide inflation number hides the deflationary impacts from other sectors.

"Renewables are a lower cost, cleaner solution, particularly when the deflationary impact of wind and solar is incorporated," the study states.

"People tend to underestimate the deflationary impact over the last 10 years" from Chinese exports, said Michael R. P. Smith, the chief executive of HSBC's Asian operations.

Oil prices are up by $20 a barrel since the turn of the year and the deflationary impact of cheap crude on fuel prices is easing.

"The deflationary impact of Asia on the world's economy", he said, "in all likelihood will be more severe and prolonged than current consensus expects".

Hence one can argue that it is CRR which is having a deflationary impact on TV advertising, and not the mythical power of the internet.

The second is that the deflationary impact from spare capacity in the economy is perhaps being more than offset by the lagged effects of the 25% devaluation in sterling, which makes imports dearer.

Toshifumi Suzuki, Seven & i's boss, spoke of the deflationary impact of falling wages in Japan, which forces firms regularly to reduce prices on everything from chocolate bars to salad.

LAST week I reckoned that one shouldn't be too hard on Germany where its current-account surpluses are concerned, since their deflationary impact could easily be offset by looser monetary policy at the European Central Bank.

There is also a question over whether the ECB would react fast enough to a dollar crash by cutting interest rates to offset the deflationary impact on the euro-area economies.