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Cash-Strapped Sri Lanka Records Highest Deflation In 61 Years
Sri Lanka's consumer prices fell by 2.1 percent in November, the highest deflation rate recorded by the economically fragile island nation since 1961, official data showed Saturday.
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Cash-Strapped Sri Lanka Records First Deflation Since 1995
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka's economy recorded falling consumer prices for the first time in 29 years, official data showed Monday, with the September inflation figure dipping to negative 0.5 per cent.
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Wholesale Inflation Worsens To 1.48% In October
The wholesale inflation in October 2020 increased to eight months high of 1.48 per centas compared to 0.00% during the corresponding month of the previous year.
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ECB Cuts Rates to Ward Off Euro Zone Deflation Threat
The ECB cut its main refinancing rate to 0.05 per cent from 0.15 per cent. ECB President Mario Draghi had said after the ECB's last rate cut in June that "for all the practical purposes, we have reached the lower bound".
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India Doing A Lot To Stay Ahead Of Global Slowdown: World Bank President
India is doing a lot of things which are helping it to stay ahead during times of a global slowdown, World Bank President Ajay Banga said today.
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Climate Activists Deflate Tyres Of SUVs In 18 Countries. Know Why
According to its website, Tyre Extinguishers is a "leaderless, autonomous movement of groups that act independently."
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Wholesale Inflation Worsens To 1.48% In October
The wholesale inflation in October 2020 increased to eight months high of 1.48 per centas compared to 0.00% during the corresponding month of the previous year.
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India’s Post-Covid Economy: The Inflationary-Deflationary Mix
Is the Covid-19 shock proving to be inflationary or deflationary?
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Government Procurement Of Pulses, Oilseeds At Record Highs
Government procurement of pulses, oilseeds at record highs.
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Japan’s Deflation Mindset Could Be Contagious
Consumers that won’t spend, companies that won’t raise salaries. Ugly scenario that could be coming soon to an economy near you.
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Lagarde Says MMT Is No ‘Panacea’ But May Help Fight Deflation
MMT was founded in the 1990s and has languished in obscurity for much of its lifetime, but it’s now sparking debate.
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Japan’s Not Back Yet
In November, the BOJ’s governor came close to declaring the end of deflation and dawn of a new era. Now that seems premature.
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Sydney's Property Plunge Will Be the Central Bank's Biggest Worry
The worst scenario for policy makers would be a multi-year property downturn in Sydney and Melbourne along with stagnant wages.
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How to End Japan’s Deflation? Abolish Cash
What if the Bank of Japan were to throw out its money-printing presses?
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Sydney Home Bubble Deflates as Loans Revisit 2008 Losing Streak
Australia’s east-coast property bubble is showing signs of deflating at a faster clip
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Cash-Strapped Sri Lanka Records Highest Deflation In 61 Years
Sri Lanka's consumer prices fell by 2.1 percent in November, the highest deflation rate recorded by the economically fragile island nation since 1961, official data showed Saturday.
-
Cash-Strapped Sri Lanka Records First Deflation Since 1995
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka's economy recorded falling consumer prices for the first time in 29 years, official data showed Monday, with the September inflation figure dipping to negative 0.5 per cent.
-
Wholesale Inflation Worsens To 1.48% In October
The wholesale inflation in October 2020 increased to eight months high of 1.48 per centas compared to 0.00% during the corresponding month of the previous year.
-
ECB Cuts Rates to Ward Off Euro Zone Deflation Threat
The ECB cut its main refinancing rate to 0.05 per cent from 0.15 per cent. ECB President Mario Draghi had said after the ECB's last rate cut in June that "for all the practical purposes, we have reached the lower bound".
-
India Doing A Lot To Stay Ahead Of Global Slowdown: World Bank President
India is doing a lot of things which are helping it to stay ahead during times of a global slowdown, World Bank President Ajay Banga said today.
-
Climate Activists Deflate Tyres Of SUVs In 18 Countries. Know Why
According to its website, Tyre Extinguishers is a "leaderless, autonomous movement of groups that act independently."
-
Wholesale Inflation Worsens To 1.48% In October
The wholesale inflation in October 2020 increased to eight months high of 1.48 per centas compared to 0.00% during the corresponding month of the previous year.
-
India’s Post-Covid Economy: The Inflationary-Deflationary Mix
Is the Covid-19 shock proving to be inflationary or deflationary?
-
Government Procurement Of Pulses, Oilseeds At Record Highs
Government procurement of pulses, oilseeds at record highs.
-
Japan’s Deflation Mindset Could Be Contagious
Consumers that won’t spend, companies that won’t raise salaries. Ugly scenario that could be coming soon to an economy near you.
-
Lagarde Says MMT Is No ‘Panacea’ But May Help Fight Deflation
MMT was founded in the 1990s and has languished in obscurity for much of its lifetime, but it’s now sparking debate.
-
Japan’s Not Back Yet
In November, the BOJ’s governor came close to declaring the end of deflation and dawn of a new era. Now that seems premature.
-
Sydney's Property Plunge Will Be the Central Bank's Biggest Worry
The worst scenario for policy makers would be a multi-year property downturn in Sydney and Melbourne along with stagnant wages.
-
How to End Japan’s Deflation? Abolish Cash
What if the Bank of Japan were to throw out its money-printing presses?
-
Sydney Home Bubble Deflates as Loans Revisit 2008 Losing Streak
Australia’s east-coast property bubble is showing signs of deflating at a faster clip
