Sentence examples for prevailing inflation from inspiring English sources

In 1996 then governor Laurence Meyer defined it thus:Under this strategy, once inflation becomes modest, as today, Federal Reserve policy in the near term focuses on sustaining trend growth at full employment at the prevailing inflation rate.

The owners opened the meeting by laying out the terms of a proposed contract: a ten-year lease; an initial monthly price of $2.50 per square foot; annual price increases at the prevailing inflation rate; all interior improvements to be the tenant's responsibility; an option for the tenant to extend the lease for ten additional years under the same terms.

If central bankers learned the lesson from 2007-2008 andodon't quickly raise lending rates above prevailing inflation, the world economy could prosper for several years to come.

Our read is the global business cycle is now on cruise control and will keep on going until central banks spike the punch bowl with an inverted yield curve by raising short rates beyond prevailing inflation.

The paper shows that a cautious monetary policy-maker is well-advised to design and implement interest-rate policies under the assumption that inflation persistence is high when there is considerable uncertainty about the prevailing degree of inflation persistence.

It is shown that, with the currently prevailing interest and inflation rates, the plant designs considered are economically feasible for values of the present worth factor (PWF) higher than 6.

And so at prevailing rates of inflation there is no way to get short-run nominal interest rates low enough to generate the sort of strong recovery that used to be common after deep recessions.

With the world essentially at peace and low inflation prevailing, bullion prices and gold mine stocks will probably continue to fall.

It certainly helped prevent a repeat of the 1930s Great Depression – where, in the US, output collapsed – but we have yet to see a return to the growth and inflation conditions prevailing before the global financial crisis.

In the late 1970's most economists believed that eliminating the high inflation then prevailing in the United States would require inflicting a lot of pain: the economy would have to go through an extended period of high unemployment and depressed output.

As a consequence, the Committee has revised down its projected outlook for inflation which, at prevailing market interest rates, contains a substantial risk of undershooting the inflation target.