Sentence examples for levels of deflation from inspiring English sources

The world would see the worst levels of deflation since the 1930s.

"The nation's average shopping basket is 1.4% cheaper than a year ago, exactly the same level of deflation as reported last month, and it remains to be seen if the Brexit vote will bring about any price rises this year," McKevitt said.

He reckons that would require German inflation of 5% for ten years, or a similar level of deflation in the south, or some combination of the two.Progress towards that goal is slow.

Specifically, StO2 can be measured at different anatomical sites (thenar, forearm, deltoid), using different near-infrared spectroscopy probe sizes (15 mm vs. 25 mm) and different types and levels of ischemic deflation thresholds or ischemic times.

Inflation in the eurozone fell to 0.7% in October - its lowest level since January 2010, stoking concerns of deflation in some countries.

At some point disinflation - ever lower levels of inflation - turns into deflation unless something stops it.

That is the problem of deflation or falling overall price levels.

Irving Fisher explained that high levels of debt make economies vulnerable to downward spirals of deflation and default.

But because of deflation, its bond yields remain at rock-bottom levels.

Some analysts had worried that Thailand might be at risk of deflation as Thai inflation dropped to a level below 1percentt recently.

A healthy and cathartic period of deflation is needed; where asset prices fall, money supply shrinks and debt levels are reduced to a level that can be supported by the free market.