Sentences with phrase «to import inflation»

In addition, a sharp drop in sterling can be expected to lead to a rise in imported inflation that will offset any weakness in domestic inflation, at least in the short term.

It has had a positive impact on exports, but it tends to import inflation too.

For example, the double - digit inflation of the 1970's was caused by banks keeping interest rates low in an attempt to stimulate a weak economy, at a time when imported inflation from the oil shock was high (leading to stagflation).

At any rate, India and Brazil will most probably have to raise their interest rates to reduce their high inflation, and to prop up their currencies to stem imported inflation pressures.

Speaking at the EU parliament last month, Draghi described more specifically which contingencies the ECB would be looking at in order to calibrate its next policy response: «First, we will examine the strength of the pass - through of low imported inflation to domestic wage and price formation and to inflation expectations.

READ ALSO: Banks given 1 year to meet new capital requirement He further noted that the service had some indications of imported inflation going up, where fuel was quite high compared to the previous year.

That is telling you loud and clear that the «domestically - driven» inflation the BoC is looking for (as opposed to imported inflation via lower loonie, baconflation, etc.) ain't on the horizon.

The government statistician, Philomena Nyarko, blamed the rise in the inflation rate on the Non-food sector and the increase in import inflation rate.

These countries face a challenge — float their currencies, or revalue the significantly higher, and send their export economies into the cellar, or, keep importing inflation from the US.

«Should significant further pressure be exerted on capital flows out of South Africa, and as a result on the rand, the additional imported inflation pressures can lead to an unexpected resumption of interest rate hiking, which could curb residential demand and thus house price growth once more.

For a more bearish view, many Asian economies are facing the choice of slowing their economies, or importing inflation from the US.

Tighter policy in the West should help Japan by weakening the yen and importing inflation.

Nor could it be put down mainly to «imported inflation».

Tradable, or imported inflation, rose 0.7 % in the fourth quarter from the third, building on a 1.2 % rise in the third quarter from the second.

A U.S. rate rise would lift the dollar and weaken the yen, aiding Japan's exporters and importing inflation.

While it is quite true that some of the shackles on growth are outside of the control of domestic economic policy, such as the continuing eurozone crisis and imported inflation, government does have a role to create the best possible environment for businesses to thrive and grow.

Do neomercantilistic nations keep sucking down dollar claims in exchange for goods, importing inflation, or do they finally give up, and purchase US goods, and slow down their own economies, and the inflation thereof?

Do they let their currencies appreciate, slowing economic growth, or do they import inflation from the US by cutting rates in tandem?

Better they should revalue the yuan up 20 %, or they will continue to import inflation from the US.

Until then, they will import inflation from the US, as they send us goods, and we send them paper.