Sentence examples for facing deflationary pressures from inspiring English sources

But since both the Swiss and the Czechs have been facing deflationary pressures, that is not a problem at the moment.

Ethereum has taken a large correction after major market moves across a number of high profile ICO's and is also facing deflationary pressures from Bitcoin". But John Hagensen, founder and managing director of Keystone Wealth Partners, is very skeptical about investing in cryptocurrencies altogether.

Japan, for instance, like China, faces deflationary pressures.

"Not only has Comet faced deflationary pressures thanks to stiff competition and cheaper production costs but core audio visual products are being undermined by combined platforms on smartphones and tablet computers.

Today the Japanese economy faces deflationary recession.

Philipp Hildebrand, a former national swimming champion, faces recession and deflationary pressure in his new role as chairman of the Swiss National Bank.

Larry Summers, a former American treasury secretary and presidential advisor, warned the International Monetary Fund in 2013 that the world could be facing "secular stagnation"—which leads to low demand and deflationary pressures in the long run.

The Nikkei is retreating from recent highs, Japanese government bond yields have tumbled back to December levels, and it's onward and upward with the yen.If Prime Minister Abe is serious about dispatching deflationary pressures and low growth, he now faces a difficult choice.

"Japan is also facing a severe slowdown and deflationary pressure and the Swiss action has increased speculation that Japan may follow the same route again," said BNP Paribas analyst Ian Stannard.

Deflationary pressures are severe in Japan and mounting in Europe.

This week's jump in the franc, by making imports cheaper, will only accentuate deflationary pressures.