havoccausinghavoc

over 2 %has contributedover 2 %

the SARB to raise interest rateswould promptthe SARB to raise interest rates

to imbalances in the trade balancecan leadto imbalances in the trade balance

to a stagnation in consumption this yearmay leadto a stagnation in consumption this year

widespread shortageshas causedwidespread shortages

from the weakening US dollarcausedfrom the weakening US dollar

to the domestic price hikehas ... contributedto the domestic price hike

to less domestic consumption and more availability of goods for exportsleadingto less domestic consumption and more availability of goods for exports

from a significant global price spikeresultingfrom a significant global price spike

the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates ... making it more attractive to invest in dollar assets , which would also raise the value of the dollarmight promptthe Federal Reserve to raise interest rates ... making it more attractive to invest in dollar assets , which would also raise the value of the dollar

to higher food pricesleadingto higher food prices

in similar reductions in real wageswould resultin similar reductions in real wages

to over 65 per cent of the WPIcontributesto over 65 per cent of the WPI

local prices to a considerable degreeinfluenceslocal prices to a considerable degree

to the British economywould leadto the British economy

the damage(passive) caused bythe damage

hikeleadshike

to the loss of currency value , a massive decline in foreign and per capita income , a rise in poverty caused by decline in GDP , as well as decline in investmentwill leadto the loss of currency value , a massive decline in foreign and per capita income , a rise in poverty caused by decline in GDP , as well as decline in investment

to the British economy weakening furtherwould leadto the British economy weakening further

rising commodity prices(passive) caused byrising commodity prices

the rising international commodity prices(passive) caused bythe rising international commodity prices

The term(passive) was inventedThe term

rising prices(passive) caused largely byrising prices

rising prices(passive) caused byrising prices

pressures(passive) caused bypressures

from the weakening New Taiwan dollarmight have ... resultedfrom the weakening New Taiwan dollar

to the general rise in prices taking place in the countryis contributingto the general rise in prices taking place in the country

extra strain on the Economyis causingextra strain on the Economy

from the high prices of commoditiesresultsfrom the high prices of commodities

spending to be cut to maintain the real value of savings / inflation may delay their purchases in the expectation that prices may be lower in the futuremay causespending to be cut to maintain the real value of savings / inflation may delay their purchases in the expectation that prices may be lower in the future

interest rates to rise because of the decrease in the purchasing power of moneycausesinterest rates to rise because of the decrease in the purchasing power of money

rising labor costs and pressures(passive) caused byrising labor costs and pressures

the rise of bulk commodities and PPI(passive) caused bythe rise of bulk commodities and PPI

the Fed to tighten rates to slow inflationleadsthe Fed to tighten rates to slow inflation

expectations of current inflation , which in turn influences the wages & prices that people setinfluencesexpectations of current inflation , which in turn influences the wages & prices that people set

after - tax real capital gains to fall because investors pay tax on the increases in the price of their assets that come from inflationcan causeafter - tax real capital gains to fall because investors pay tax on the increases in the price of their assets that come from inflation

the Fed to raise rates faster than expectedcausingthe Fed to raise rates faster than expected

to a decrease in the bond prices and an increase in the yieldshas also leadto a decrease in the bond prices and an increase in the yields

from either an increase in aggregate demand ( demand - pull inflation ) or a decrease in aggregate supply ( cost - push inflationcan resultfrom either an increase in aggregate demand ( demand - pull inflation ) or a decrease in aggregate supply ( cost - push inflation