Sentences with phrase «so nominal price»

Certainly nominal home prices matter in some ways: neither mortgage payments nor capital gains are indexed to inflation, so nominal price changes can have real effects on homeowner behavior.

Not exact matches

So the nominal exchange rate would change too, with both countries holding their price levels constant.

Trade data (nominal) has been crappy — more so than expected given the plunge in oil prices.

But what you need to focus on is not so much the nominal price but the REAL price of gold.

So, right now, markets are pricing at terminal Fed funds rate, nominal of 2.5 percent.

As a quick aside, I could not help but notice monthly RSI has so far put in a series of lower highs at each major nominal price top over the last decade plus.

The differences between certain Make and Models of each component are normally pretty nominal, but they can vary significantly when it comes to price As it is the case with any other product purchase, you will find so many options in the market at your disposal — especially when buying the components individually.

A wide range of Celebrity Jackets are available at Ultimo Jackets with nominal prices, so as to, provide its products to a large number of customers who wish to look good and stylish in winters.

Amazon is planning to pace up its tablet business so in that context, it has come up with its Fire HD 8 which offers great features and comes at a nominal price.

As spending and prices rise, nominal GDP goes up, so the debt - to - GDP ratio can remain stable.

Double - digit nominal interest rates on savings accounts were commonplace but so was double - digit inflation; prices increased by 11.3 % in 1979 and 13.5 % in 1980.

Even though history tells us to invest entirely in TIPS today, doing so can be very difficult, especially as stocks reach new highs (in terms of nominal prices).

Rudd's now planning to delay the scheme's introduction for a year to 1 July 2011 and set a nominal carbon price of $ 10 a tonne with an unlimited number of permits until 1 July 2012, so there will be NO effective action for another three years.

so Id rather hear you encourage it by pressurizing the government for some fixed prices on home generation than discourage it's value because it is currently nominal.

So even if there is increased inflation, Nominal Prices remain the same, but REAL Prices fall.

So we have to read the words carefully as MOST chart data are in REAL Prices, not NOMINAL Prices.

So a Case - Shiller value of 200 means (nominal) home prices have doubled since January 2000.