Sentence examples for perceived inflation from inspiring English sources

Partly because of a perceived inflation threat, the European Central Bank has resisted intense political pressure to cut interest rates, though it may do so this fall.

Indian banks are seeing rising loan-to-deposit ratios as savers move their money into perceived inflation hedges like gold and property.

Job numbers missed expectations this month, but the labour market remains tight and wage growth is on the rise". However, he says that if wages continue to rise the Fed could tighten monetary policy "to battle a perceived inflation threat".

When the global markets learn more about the approved bailout program and its impact on perceived inflation, we should monitor the rates that central banks around the world sell their gold reserves.

What makes such a solution particularly elegant is that Wall Street and the media will scream that you don't understand what you're doing and that their "perceived" inflation is going to go through the roof.

The bond market, especially sensitive to Mr. Greenspan's perceived warnings about inflation, interpreted his remarks as a sign that interest rates would likely remain steady.

Precisely because it will tend to make the economy grow faster in the short run, raising the perceived risk of inflation, and the Fed will raise rates to head that risk off.

That's fashion and perceived quality, not inflation.

As the perceived risk of inflation is distant, the cost of insuring against it is low.

It won some support from other economists who said that central banks are always after maximum economic growth even if they cannot openly acknowledge it in the face of pressure from markets, which can severely punish any perceived lack of inflation-fighting willpower.

They think M2 is a perfectly fine measure of the money supply, meaning the gap between the true rate of monetary inflation as measured by TMS2 and the perceived rate of monetary inflation as measured by M2 is a hefty 600 basis points.