'inflation expected' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express that something is anticipated or assumed to happen. For example, "Economists are predicting strong economic growth this year, with inflation expected to remain level."
Zimbabwe has one of the world's lowest life expectancy rates and the highest inflation, expected to hit more than 4,000 per cent this year.
Ford is ready to guarantee wage increases to match inflation, expected to be 11percentt in 2008, Ms. Kuliko said.
Over the coming year a spike in inflation, expected slower growth and Brexit uncertainty may make potential employers more cautious.
What it did was show that unemployment wasn't the only determinant of current inflation; expected future inflation is also crucial.
With inflation expected to stay low for a long period, the committee suggested that "further measured rate cuts" are likely.
With underlying inflation expected to be contained, the committee believes that policy accommodation can be removed at a pace that is likely to be measured.
The Federal Reserve said it was concerned about anemically low inflation, but expected that inflation would run at a rate of 0.3percentto1percentcenthis yearar.
The Fed is mandated by law to maximize employment, but focuses on inflation -- and "expected inflation" -- at the expense of job creation.
"Measured expectations suggest that lower inflation is expected to persist.
Unexpected inflation is a change in prices that differs from the consensus view of what inflation is expected to be.
Next year, the upper earnings limit will be increased by inflation - expected to be about £1,300 plus a special £3,900 increase - which is expected to take the upper earnings limit to just over £40,000.
