Sentence examples for inflation assumption from inspiring English sources

This is really a must-win for Sky and we raise our inflation assumption to 60% from 40% (up another £156m per annum).

In terms of sensitivities, and at current levels, every 10bp increase on gilt yields is a £800-900m reduction on the liability and every 10bp increase in the inflation assumption is a near £700m increase in the liability.

This in turn implies a particular inflation assumption.

This in turn implies a particular inflation assumption, since conventional Treasurys yield 5.8%.

Based on your medical history and underlying conditions, you may need to add several percentage points to your original inflation assumption.

While a widening of the deficit may seem counterintuitive given the recent rise in gilt yields, yields are still notably lower than June 2015 and inflation assumptions have moved higher recently too.

Based on actual historical returns and economic projections from the Congressional Budget Office, Baker calculates that pension funds should be able to secure returns between 7.3 percent and 8percentt, depending on inflation assumptions.

Third, for purposes of inflation adjustment, assumptions had to be made about the year in which benefits were paid to claimants.

Suppose the growth of defence spending were indeed held to the rate of inflation (a brave assumption), but that other kinds of discretionary spending grew as fast as they did in the (fiscally stringent) 1990s.

They offered limited bail-outs, but never really sorted out the problem decisively by eliminating the debt via default, rapid inflation or the assumption of the debt of troubled nations by the euro zone as a whole.If there is a majority view among economists, it is probably that some form of debt mutualisation needs to occur.

So there's no practical justification for reducing Social Security benefits on the assumption inflation isn't really eating away at those benefits as much as the current cost-of-living adjustment allows.