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A balance of trade deficitshould causea depreciation in the exchange rate

higher inflation in the foreign countries(passive) caused byexchange depreciation

inflation itself ... likelyto have contributedto exchange rate depreciation

The higher inflation ratescan causeexchange rate depreciation

the rise in inflationcausescurrency depreciation

a spike in inflation(passive) is ... caused bycurrency depreciation

Rising inflation tendsto triggercurrency depreciation

Lower interest ratesmight causea depreciation of the exchange rate

Weakening growth and accelerating inflationoften causecurrency depreciation

the economy - wide inflation shockresultingfrom the exchange rate depreciation

a deficit in the balance of paymentswould triggercurrency depreciation

Gokarn:"Not using reservesto preventcurrency depreciation

pated monetary expansioncausesreal exchange rate depreciation

Inflation at rates in excess of overseas ratescausescurrency depreciation

other external factorscausingthe exchange rate depreciation

These speculative capital outflowsleadto an exchange rate depreciation

faster inflation in developing countries – notably Chinais causingdepreciation in the real exchange rate

in the US large government deficit shockscan createnominal exchange rate depreciation

A lower interest rateleadingto exchange rate depreciation

In contrast to boosting inflation , the original purpose of central banks wasprecisely to preventcurrency depreciation

From three main fundamental economic indicators , only inflation was foundto significantly and positively contributeto exchange rate depreciation

excessive imports(passive) triggered bycurrency depreciation

oil importscausedcurrency depreciation

It views increase in the supply of money as being able to generate inflation , henceresultingin exchange rate depreciation

the supply of goods are less , high inflation creeps in stifling the economythus causingexchange rate depreciation

Dzanan , Haris and Masih , Mansur ( 2017Does ... resultcurrency depreciation

B. a rise in the money supplywill causecurrency depreciation

This atomic power issue ... an incidentwould resultin depreciation of the exchange rate

Korekiyo Takahashi 's reflational policy I mentioned in my previous commentcausedcurrency depreciation

Conversely , when there is too much of money circulating in the market , then the supply of goods will be less , high rate of inflation creepsleadingto exchange rate depreciation

a current - account deficit and a decrease in the stock of domestically held foreign assetswould resultin an exchange rate depreciation

a sharp increase in exports B. BOP(passive) caused bycurrency depreciation

easy monetary policy ’ / loose monetary policy ... likelyto causea depreciation in the exchange rate

a rise in imports will ceteris paribuscausea depreciation in the exchange rate

A number of factorscan causecurrency depreciation

 e Usually usedto preventdepreciation of the exchange rate

this issue in Australiacan causecurrency depreciation

Under floating exchange rates , in the short run a monetary expansion increases output and reduces interest ratescausinga depreciation of the exchange rate

the euro ... the upcoming electionwill causecurrency depreciation

non - monetary factors(passive) caused bycurrency depreciation

to higher inflation and further depreciationleadingto higher inflation and further depreciation

to higher inflation in Mexico and Brazilhas contributedto higher inflation in Mexico and Brazil

a spike in inflationwould have triggereda spike in inflation

to higher inflation through the increase in import pricesleadsto higher inflation through the increase in import prices

to runaway inflationledto runaway inflation

A bout in inflation(passive) triggered largely byA bout in inflation

to surging inflationledto surging inflation

to inflation pressureleadingto inflation pressure

the pass - through inflation(passive) caused bythe pass - through inflation

inflation in commoditiescausesinflation in commodities

inflation with no feedbackcausesinflation with no feedback

to higher inflation expectations and an acceleration of core inflationhas ledto higher inflation expectations and an acceleration of core inflation

to higher inflation expectations and faster core inflationhas ledto higher inflation expectations and faster core inflation

tradables inflation to spikewould causetradables inflation to spike

to high domestic inflationleadingto high domestic inflation

to a deterioration in the outlook for inflationis leadingto a deterioration in the outlook for inflation

a new round of inflationwould sparka new round of inflation

inflation and vice versacausesinflation and vice versa

heightened inflation risk(passive) caused byheightened inflation risk

inflation a - la - Grangercausesinflation a - la - Granger

the stage for a reduction in inflationsettingthe stage for a reduction in inflation

inflation ( opposite of your order of eventsledinflation ( opposite of your order of events

inflation ... in the non - traded sectorcausesinflation ... in the non - traded sector

The factors of cost push inflation(passive) can be caused byThe factors of cost push inflation

inflation amid severe droughtcausedinflation amid severe drought

to inflation and subsequently expensive raw materialleadsto inflation and subsequently expensive raw material

to an up to 5.0 percent jump in inflationwould leadto an up to 5.0 percent jump in inflation

to a rise in inflation , and inflation expectations in some caseshas ledto a rise in inflation , and inflation expectations in some cases

to elevate inflation to some 25 per centis setto elevate inflation to some 25 per cent

increases in cost and demand that will worsen the inflationmay sparkincreases in cost and demand that will worsen the inflation

in a significant increase in U.K. inflationresultedin a significant increase in U.K. inflation

inflation via a process called exchange rate pass - through ( ERPTcausesinflation via a process called exchange rate pass - through ( ERPT

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pressures on inflation in countries that widely depended on importsledpressures on inflation in countries that widely depended on imports

to higher inflation in the future , which makes investors skeptical about the future performance of companies and thus , currency depreciation leads to decline in stock priceswill leadto higher inflation in the future , which makes investors skeptical about the future performance of companies and thus , currency depreciation leads to decline in stock prices

the heightened inflation , shown in the figures at the beginning of this paragraphcausethe heightened inflation , shown in the figures at the beginning of this paragraph

to out - of - control inflation and changes to immigration policy could generate labor shortageswill leadto out - of - control inflation and changes to immigration policy could generate labor shortages

to higher imported inflation in emerging markets Comparisons with 1970s Great Stagflationmay leadto higher imported inflation in emerging markets Comparisons with 1970s Great Stagflation

cost - push inflation , which could offset some of the competitive gaincan causecost - push inflation , which could offset some of the competitive gain

to imported inflation and hence a deterioration in the terms of trade , a decline in real income and a weakening of consumptionleadsto imported inflation and hence a deterioration in the terms of trade , a decline in real income and a weakening of consumption

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