Sentence examples for falling into deflation from inspiring English sources

Mr Miles said he did not see a risk of the UK falling into deflation.

In a speech to the Economic Club of New York, Mr. Greenspan repeated past assertions that the United States was "nowhere near" falling into deflation.

On the positive side, the UK avoided falling into deflation with the latest CPI figures showing zero for the second month in a row.

The eurozone recovery is weak, its financial markets too fragmented, and the region risks falling into deflation, the International Monetary Fund has warned.

Previous purchases of eurozone debt by the ECB have swelled its balance sheet to almost €2 trillion, but this failed to prevent the currency bloc's recovery from stalling and the region falling into deflation last month.

It comes two days before eurozone inflation figures for December, which some analysts believe will show the currency bloc falling into deflation.

Then Japan's economy burst, and the country fell into deflation and economic stagnation.

It fell into deflation in the late-1990s, with unpleasant but not apocalyptic consequences for both itself and the world economy.

The economy fell into deflation and Japan, already the world's biggest exporter of savings, became an even bigger one.

If growth is too slow, the economy may fall into deflation, which leads to even slower growth and will be very hard to reverse once it begins.

After the Japanese economy declined in the early 1990s and fell into deflation, the Bank of Japan dropped interest rates to nearly zero and embarked on a huge asset-purchase program (the pioneering "quantitative easing" program).