Sentence examples for inflation gap from inspiring English sources

Angeline Benoit at the news service reports that Spain has opened the widest inflation gap with Germany in euro history.

He supposes that the central bank wants to minimise the weighted sum of the square of the inflation gap and the square of the output gap.

We have allowed for an extra 3% annual rise in the yuan against the dollar on top of the inflation gap of two percentage points.

2.24pm BST Record Spanish-German Inflation gap Thanks for Kit Juckes for flagging this on Twitter: kit juckes (@kitjuckes) Hurtling towards deflation... Spain Opens Widest Inflation Gap With Germany in Euro History http://t.co/H0ks1URCj2 via @BW September 27, 2013 Bloomberg has spotted an interesting record in the latest inflation figures for eurozone members.

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It included things that are most likely to influence short-term movements in currencies, such as the change in the exchange rate over the previous month, as well as the size of the interest-rate and inflation gap between each currency.

Fifth and most important, PANIC can be used as a cointegration framework without requiring the choice of a reference province in the computation of the inflation gaps, i.e., the series measuring the inflation differentials between two individual series.

(If you factor in inflation, the gap is larger).

If those fees were included and the baseline figure did not include inflation, the gap was actually £93m.

In February, with independent estimates running more than twice as high as official ones, The Economist stopped publishing INDEC's inflation figures.The gap between official pronouncements and reality is not lost on the public.

Dennis Van Roekel, president of the National Education Association, said there have been three main challenges for teachers through the recession: Teacher salaries haven't kept up with inflation; the gap between teacher salaries and pay in the private sector is getting wider; and teacher satisfaction has taken a nose dive.