Sentence examples for immediate inflation from inspiring English sources

The delays and the lack of an immediate inflation adjustment make this tax break worth less than it appears.

Thanks to the sharp fall in commodity prices, headline consumer prices seem to have peaked and the immediate inflation risk has abated, particularly in weak and financially stressed rich economies.

Big deliveries of cigarettes by the Red Cross to the camp sparked immediate inflation, with the price for having a pair of trousers washed jumping from two cigarettes to four.

He did not see an immediate inflation threat from the new bond-buying programme, but added: "If monetary policy allows itself to become a comprehensive political problem solver, its real goal risks moving further and further into the background".

"They have to address the immediate issues like inflation and the long-term structural problems of Pakistani polity.

The Fed has given every indication that its unemployment thresholds will not prompt immediate action if inflation is too low and not moving back to target.

Now it is lagging badly.The most immediate concern is inflation, which last year rose to above 20% for the second time in three years (see chart).

After hiking interest rates 13 times since March 2010, the Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday increased the repo rate, the short-term borrowing rates, for banks one more time to 8.5 percent, with immediate effect as "inflation is above the comfort level of the Reserve Bank".

They can only cover the gap by printing more pesos, which would lead to an immediate burst of inflation, or by drastically cutting expenditures -- which would allow them to once again approach the same foreign lenders who now regard Argentina as a pariah because it has defaulted on its debt.

On Aug. 8, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged for the first time in more than two years, easing immediate fears of inflation.

The Bank says the immediate outlook is for inflation to stay at around zero, but that it expects positive inflation in the longer term.In Britain consumer prices rose by 2.8% in the year to February, slightly faster than the 2.7% increase in the year to January.