Sentence examples for triggered inflation from inspiring English sources

But declining joblessness has not triggered inflation, which was only 1.2% in 1999.

Gold prices hovered near a seven-week high as the surge in oil prices triggered inflation fears.

His government's disastrous currency revaluation in November, meant to curb free markets, triggered inflation and deepened food shortages.

A sharp decline in the currency since the start of the year has triggered inflation, eroding the value of wages and making it hard for Ukraine to pay for imports.

The discovery of these gravitational waves confirms that theory, but scientists still don't agree on exactly what triggered inflation in the first place.

But it would also trigger inflation, as prices of imports shot up.

The slack state of the labour market should give the Federal Reserve more leeway to reduce interest rates without triggering inflation.

"They're worried that there's a tipping point whereby the Fed's balance sheet gets so large that it triggers inflation".

State officials could justify the need for austerity by warning that a sudden surge in spending might trigger inflation, a crisis of confidence and an economic meltdown.

In 1994, Mr. O'Neill joined with four other industrial chief executives to meet with White House officials and argue that the economy could be allowed to grow at a faster pace through lower interest rates without triggering inflation.

Lawmakers from across Germany's political spectrum welcomed the gesture by the E.C.B. president, Mario Draghi, to consider their concerns that the program could trigger inflation and undermine efforts to push through reforms in the weaker euro zone countries.