Sentence examples for weighted inflation from inspiring English sources

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Standard Chartered calculates that the GDP-weighted inflation rate for 11 big Asian economies was 6.8% in April, up from 3.5% a year ago.Some central banks are reluctantly opting to tighten monetary policy.

Noting that the risks are still weighted toward heightened inflation pressures in the near future, Mr. Fine said that the Fed stated in stronger-than-usual fashion that increases in demand had continued to be in excess of even the rapid pace of productivity-driven gains in potential supply, thereby exerting continued pressure on resources.

Even if its forecast assumes another quarter-point rise in base rates, it says that the risks to inflation are "weighted to the upside in the medium term".

The measure most economists watch is the real effective exchange rate (REER) adjusted for consumer-price inflation and weighted by trade.

Federal Reserve policy makers voted unanimously to raise interest rates by half a percentage point in May and to indicate that they suspected the risks to the economy were weighted mainly toward escalating inflation pressures, according to minutes of their May 16 meeting released today.

There is now a decent chance that the euro will cease to exist in five or so years, but the real effective exchange rate (the exchange rate taking account of inflation, and weighted by the euro area's most important trading partners) is only a little below its 2007 level.

The term Constant Dollars (C$) is used to indicate that financial numbers have been weighted to eliminate the effects of inflation.

The boom has lifted the Australian dollar by more than 43% since the start of 2009, weighted by trade and adjusted for inflation.

Matings that were already in progress at the start of observations or that continued beyond the observation period were weighted by 0.5 to avoid artificial inflation of mating rate estimates.

In December 2010, India's food prices jumped 13.7 from the year earlier, while inflation for all commodities, heavily weighted by the food number, stood at 8.4 percent.