Sentence examples for mean inflation from inspiring English sources

The weakening economies mean inflation will probably ease in coming months.

The ECB has interpreted this mandate to mean inflation of 2 percent or less.

High growth rates in China, India and other emerging economies mean inflation is already rising.

If it is basic economics that rising wages have the biggest effect on prices, then an era of surplus labour will mean inflation staying lower for longer.

That, combined with a boost from lower oil prices, would mean inflation is higher than the Bank has been forecasting over the medium term and above the 2% target in 2017.

Yet using the ECB's own definition of stability, recently modified to mean inflation below, but close to, 2%, the secretive central bankers of Frankfurt have often failed to meet their target.

He meant inflation was falling.

It means inflation will be pulled down more".

The government's austerity program, which includes a sales tax increase to 20 percent next January, means inflation could remain volatile.

That means inflation cannot be taken into account when measuring the success of old blockbusters like "Gone With the Wind".

The fall of the real will boost exports and jobs, but promises costlier imports, which, even if it falls no further, means inflation.