Sentence examples for inflation down from inspiring English sources

"The government and central bank have decided their top priority is to bring inflation down".

Its tight-money policy has brought inflation down from 268% in 1993 to single digits today.

He brought inflation down from over 100% to only 20% in 1999, although it has since crept back to 30%.

Plummeting demand will eventually bring inflation down, at the cost, perhaps, of unsustainably painful contractions around the periphery.

It would then take a much larger increase in unemployment (a more severe recession) to bring inflation down again.

Many emerging and developing countries need to bring inflation down, much as advanced countries needed to do 30 years ago.

The decision to adopt the dollar as the country's currency—one of the last acts of his hapless predecessor has brought inflation down (see chart).

And so a collateral benefit of getting inflation down is that you also strengthen beliefs in the value of the rupee.

Another was the stabilisation of the economy in the mid-1980s, brinflationflation down from a hair-raising 1,000% or so.

(See "British Inflation: Down, Down, Down").

According to the IMF, they have strengthened fiscal discipline and banking systems, kept inflation down, motivated reforms and spurred growth.