Sentence examples for relevant inflation from inspiring English sources

There is also evidence of a relationship between core goods inflation and expected inflation, but that the relevant inflation expectations are associated with a short-term (one-year) horizon.

He interprets his results in favor of adaptive expectations as the relevant mechanism affecting inflation policy.

Instead, we should ask whether the national unemployment rate is any longer the relevant determinant of inflation.

Mark Carney, the governor, told MPs the MPC would comment on the referendum in the minutes if it was relevant to its inflation target.

After the crash, the amount borrowed on indexed loans rose because of inflation (the relevant index rose by 37.5%) and FX loan debt soared when the króna fell by more than 40%.

This is especially relevant in a low inflation environment.

Finally, the deformation behaviour of this material in an industrially relevant problem is simulated: the inflation of diffusion-bonded material for the manufacture of hollow, lightweight structures.

The immediate, and for the Fed most relevant, danger is that asset inflation could feed through into broader goods and services markets.

Exactly what he and other politicians have meant by the phrase "better off" is vague, but many commentators have looked to the unemployment rate, gross domestic product, household income and inflation rate as relevant statistics for comparison.

"The real test for the market will come in the early new year when we see whether continuing low mortgage rates and lack of new and existing housing supply prove more relevant than uncertainty over unemployment, inflation and the wider economy post-Brexit".

Other risks became more relevant such as energy prices, inflation, and rising funding costs.