Sentence examples for minimal inflation from inspiring English sources

The ultra-low yields seen in Europe seem predicated on the continuance of Japanese-style conditions of sluggish growth and minimal inflation.

Doing so in the face of high unemployment and minimal inflation would be crazy, but that doesn't mean it won't happen.

If the economy continues as it has for the past three years or so — slowly, steadily growing, with minimal inflation or turmoil — there should be little reason to worry about Powell.

The latest government report of minimal inflation spurred a general early rally, but Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, soon dampened sentiment with an unusually direct warning that higher rates would be needed to slow an overheated economy.

Administration officials say the combination of tax rebates, a sharp drop in interest rates and minimal inflation should provide a powerful stimulus to consumer spending and business investment that will help the American economy turn around later this year or early next year.

Until the current crisis, the Bank had never cut rates below 2% in its 300-year plus history which included two world wars, the Great Deprssion, and the Victorian period of minimal inflation.How effective has the policy been?

A Labor Department report showing minimal consumer inflation last month and a Federal Reserve survey of regional economies that found signs of slackening economic growth did little yesterday to change the prevailing belief that the Federal Reserve would probably forgo raising interest rates again when it meets in two weeks but might have to do so later.

There was minimal wage inflation here and few overtime hours for production workers.

While the proposal has been accepted by the Scottish government, it seems that in England even this minimal, below-inflation award is considered too generous.

Within these two points, the balloon pressure change was minimal during the inflation of the balloon.

Because inflation, minimal before the war, rose sharply over the next 50 years.