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to slowly collapse as the asset inflationleadingto consumer inflation
Money - creationcausesconsumer price inflation
while QE failedto createconsumer inflation
1:34 AM Higher food prices coupled with a thinning of the base advantageledconsumer price inflation
a robust economy , growing tariff pressures , rising wage costs , and a tight labor marketare contributingto consumer inflation
an environment of generally reduced inflationary pressures , but an unbalanced budget policy and priority financing of social expenditurescontributedto consumer inflation
The result ... sharply higher gold prices and global commodity inflationwill triggerconsumer inflation
the federal government(passive) is caused byconsumers " Inflation
the plunging poundis causinginflation for consumers
all kinds of factors(passive) is caused byConsumer price inflation
a number of factorscan contributeto consumer inflation
food inflation because the poor have started eating better now(passive) led byConsumer price inflation
If you devalue the dollar , then imports will cost morecausingconsumer price inflation
to remain below 1 % through to the end of this year , with the recent fall in global commodity prices bearing down on our near - term outlook(passive) is setConsumer price inflation
A better question ... at least not the kind of money supply whose expansioncausesconsumer price inflation
food prices , an increase in wholesale inflation and a high deficit(passive) influenced byRising consumer inflation
bad fiscal policy by governmentcausingconsumer inflation
QE was n’t goingto causeconsumer price inflation
to fall to 4.4 % in 2011(passive) is setConsumer price inflation
the primary channel by which QE described abovecould createconsumer price inflation
the expectation of inflation that creates hoarding and sped up buyingcreatesconsumer inflation
the 19 % fall in the pound since the country voted to leave the European Union on June 23(passive) caused byconsumer price inflation
been as low as it had been in the US , UK and euro - zone as when this monetary policy of QE has been undertaken – without , one should addcausingconsumer price inflation
to increase further , as the impact from tariffs on Chinese goods has yet to fully hit consumers(passive) may be setConsumer inflation
the rise in commoditiesis causingconsumer inflation
More currency in circulationcreatesconsumer price inflation
the increase in oil prices(passive) is influenced byConsumer price inflation
The fuel price hikes , along with rising food pricesledconsumer price inflation
wholesale price inflationshould causeconsumer price inflation
Domestic supply disruptions , tax revisions and the increased price of imported commoditiescausedconsumer price inflation
the authorities(passive) has been set byconsumer price inflation
The 12-month inflation forecastsetconsumer price inflation
The risk iswill causeconsumer price inflation
higher retail pricessetin Consumer Inflation
Excessive currency creationcausesconsumer price inflation
food and clothing Producer prices(passive) led byconsumer - inflation rate
both producer prices and demand(passive) are influenced byConsumer inflation
to rise to 3.2 percent in both 2019 and 2020(passive) is setConsumer price inflation
to slow to around 3.75 % by the end of 2010(passive) is setConsumer price inflation
to rise to 3.2 % in both 2019 and 2020 , driven by rapid growth of unit labor costs and consumption(passive) is setConsumer price inflation
to higher costs for producersleadingto higher costs for producers
from too much credit creation for government spending at a time.[3resultingfrom too much credit creation for government spending at a time.[3
in reduced disposable income in the hands of consumers in that economyresultingin reduced disposable income in the hands of consumers in that economy
to reach five - year high Guardian ( 18/4/14)Tokyo inflation hits 22-year high , inching toward BOJ goal Reuters , Tetsushi Kajimoto and Leika Kihara ( 25/4/14)Tokyo ’s core CPI got 2.7 % lift in April from tax hikesetto reach five - year high Guardian ( 18/4/14)Tokyo inflation hits 22-year high , inching toward BOJ goal Reuters , Tetsushi Kajimoto and Leika Kihara ( 25/4/14)Tokyo ’s core CPI got 2.7 % lift in April from tax hike
policymakers from immediately lowering interest ratespreventspolicymakers from immediately lowering interest rates
the consumption products ’ pricesinfluencedthe consumption products ’ prices
from food and fuel prices ( in 2008resultingfrom food and fuel prices ( in 2008
to a large degree by oil pricesis influencedto a large degree by oil prices
to fall they retail prices in dex , ( rpisetto fall they retail prices in dex , ( rpi
to average nearly 50 % in 2015 All eyes on Italian bonds after ydays flash crash in BTP 10y Future that triggered vol breakstill setto average nearly 50 % in 2015 All eyes on Italian bonds after ydays flash crash in BTP 10y Future that triggered vol break
to accelerate and accelerate relatively rapidlyis setto accelerate and accelerate relatively rapidly
higher interest rates and jeopardise the fragile financial stability achieved through unsustainable monetary policieswould triggerhigher interest rates and jeopardise the fragile financial stability achieved through unsustainable monetary policies
to head above 2 % next yearis setto head above 2 % next year
to rise to 2.7 % in 2017setto rise to 2.7 % in 2017
to hit the bank 's 2 percent target this month before rising to a high of 2.75 percent by mid-2018was setto hit the bank 's 2 percent target this month before rising to a high of 2.75 percent by mid-2018
to go significantly higher still over the coming months , despite the recent retreat in oil pricesis setto go significantly higher still over the coming months , despite the recent retreat in oil prices
to go higher still over the next couple of months despite the recent substantial retreat in oil pricesis setto go higher still over the next couple of months despite the recent substantial retreat in oil prices
from the US alongside FED ’s Williams speechsetfrom the US alongside FED ’s Williams speech
to exceed their 2 % target within monthssetto exceed their 2 % target within months
to rebound this month ... thanks to a seasonal spike in food pricesis setto rebound this month ... thanks to a seasonal spike in food prices
to drop Petrol and food prices , which are key drivers of changes in the CPIsetto drop Petrol and food prices , which are key drivers of changes in the CPI
to exceed their 2 percent target within monthssetto exceed their 2 percent target within months
to rise to 2.7 per cent in 2017setto rise to 2.7 per cent in 2017
from climbing higher still in September by a dip in food prices ... but that looks certain to imminently come to an abrupt end and turn around as a factorwas ... preventedfrom climbing higher still in September by a dip in food prices ... but that looks certain to imminently come to an abrupt end and turn around as a factor
to exceed their 2 per cent target within monthssetto exceed their 2 per cent target within months
to take its biggest monthly dip in three years hit by the dual pressures of cascading global oil prices and lower consumption from extensive US layoffsis setto take its biggest monthly dip in three years hit by the dual pressures of cascading global oil prices and lower consumption from extensive US layoffs
to increase this year to 3.5 percent from 2.9 percent in 2010was setto increase this year to 3.5 percent from 2.9 percent in 2010
to fall to 4.85 per cent , up from 5.17 per cent in March due to lower food pricesis setto fall to 4.85 per cent , up from 5.17 per cent in March due to lower food prices
to remain low given the ongoing softness in commodity prices and the fact that wage growth has n't accelerated as quickly as we had suspectedsetto remain low given the ongoing softness in commodity prices and the fact that wage growth has n't accelerated as quickly as we had suspected
to rise from 3.2 % to 3.4 % , potentially bolstering the Dollar through rate hike expectationsis setto rise from 3.2 % to 3.4 % , potentially bolstering the Dollar through rate hike expectations
to rise to 3.2 % in both 2019 and 2020 ... driven up by rapid growth of unit labor costs and consumptionis setto rise to 3.2 % in both 2019 and 2020 ... driven up by rapid growth of unit labor costs and consumption
to average 2.6 percent this year ... in part because of the roughly 15 percent fall in sterling since the Brexit voteis setto average 2.6 percent this year ... in part because of the roughly 15 percent fall in sterling since the Brexit vote
consumers to increase their current consumption over future consumptionshould causeconsumers to increase their current consumption over future consumption
to moderate furtheris setto moderate further
to hyperinflationleadsto hyperinflation
rising wages and demographicshave contributedrising wages and demographics
the yuan to rise in pricemay causethe yuan to rise in price
down sharply in 2009is setdown sharply in 2009
a record of its ownhas seta record of its own
on a path higher as rising input costs were expected to be passed onto consumerscould be seton a path higher as rising input costs were expected to be passed onto consumers