Sentence examples for surplus inflation from inspiring English sources

Unemployment remains near historic lows, the budget is in surplus, inflation is low.

Some of their oft-maligned reforms have come to fruition, ironically, under Mr Putin: helped by high oil prices, the economy is growing around 7% a year, the government budget is in surplus, inflation has been tamed and debt paid off.Few Russians care enough about freedom of speech or human rights to risk their improving lifestyle.

The government is running a budget surplus, runaway inflation has been tamed, and the gross domestic product has risen at a brisk pace.

"Many of these markets are running surpluses, and inflation is under control".

He said the economy is expanding by 7percentthis yearar, personal income is up by 9.4percentt, a budget surplus has cut inflation and industrial production is up by "15 to 20percentt".

If wages now outpace productivity, workers' share of the cake will rise, boosting consumption and helping to reduce China's external surplus.Wage-driven inflation would also help to narrow China's trade surplus by pushing up the price of its exports.

The vote left both the House and the Senate closer to evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats, making it less likely that the next president would be able to enact measures that would either erode the budget surplus or spur inflation.

China is trying to stop a flood of cash from record trade surpluses from fueling inflation.

Some economists warn that by cutting into trade surpluses and fueling inflation, higher oil prices could accelerate this year's slide by regional currencies.

The government fears the record trade surpluses will fuel inflation, after consumer prices rose the most in almost three years in June.A report by Fitch Ratings released Monday named Britain, Denmark and New Zealand as the economies most exposed to a fall in house prices.

These included the volatility of floating exchange rates, the inflexibility of fixed exchange rates, and reliance on an adjustment mechanism for countries with payment surpluses or deficits; these problems were often resolved by recession and deflation in deficit countries coupled with expansion and inflation in surplus countries.