Sentences with phrase «about deflation»

Industrial production fell 3.7 % in May and with consumer prices rising just 0.5 % in June, concerns about deflation risks in France are increasing.

There is no indication the Bank of Canada need worry about deflation.

«However, they are talking about deflation accelerating a little bit, so clearly any of the bulls on the supermarket stocks that were thinking inflation is coming back is going to be [disappointed].»

And yet a rally in bonds is not exactly an unambiguous statement about deflation.

In recent times, economists increasingly challenge the old interpretations about deflation, especially after the 2004 study by economists Andrew Atkeson and Patrick Kehoe, «Deflation and Depression: Is There an Empirical Link?»

His fears resonate mine regarding Deflation Watch Riccardo Ronco, head of technical analysis at Aviate Global speak about Deflation

After years of warnings about deflation and impending recessions, the economy is showing some real signs of strength.

Since the middle of 2011, I've been writing about deflation and why that would inevitably bring the market down again.

Central banks could be more aggressive about deflation, but are more concerned with far distant future inflation.

Furthermore, the news that more and more «economists» are concerned about deflation rather than inflation leads me to think that an inflationary trend is more likely than not.

But what about deflation?

In the case of Japan, and in the case of any country worried about deflation, low rates are the way to go and negative rates are the last - ditch extension of that.

And there are new concerns about deflation, not inflation.

Could you possibly expand on that last statement about deflation being an outcome of higher yields?

A trigger for this was the release of consumer price data which showed a significant increase for the month of May, reducing market concerns about deflation.

The European Central Bank is still worried about inflation risks over the medium term, whereas the Fed is more concerned about deflation, he says.

Alas, this is one of those times in which the articles are not talking about deflation but about a (further) economic downturn.

Stephen Dover: I find it interesting we're discussing inflation because what's missing is this 10 - year discussion we've had on deflation and the great fear we had about deflation.

Bernanke, a member of the Fed board at the time, was also concerned about deflation.

«There was a real serious concern about deflation,» he said yesterday.