英語 での Percent inflation の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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How is 2 percent inflation to be achieved?
The nation suffered from stagflation,a combination of economic stagnation and 12 percent inflation.
What does a one million percent inflation means?
Central banks in major economies are currently conductingmonetary policy with the aim of achieving around 2 percent inflation.
Based on these considerations, the Bank has set 2 percent inflation as the price stability target and committed to achieving it.
Central banks in major economies are currently conductingmonetary policy with the aim of achieving around 2 percent inflation.
Governor Kuroda hadpreviously said he hoped to hit 2 percent inflation by late 2016 but markets are widely skeptical of that.
Monetary policy remains moderate, thus supporting strong labor market conditions anda gradual return to the 2 percent inflation.
What is the general image of an economy that achieved 2 percent inflation, and what is the mechanism behind the process leading up to this state?
The stance of monetary policy remains accommodative, thereby supporting strong labour market conditions anda sustained return to 2 percent inflation.
Until recently, the 2 percent inflation objective in the United States has been functionally equivalent to a price-level target centered on a 2 percent growth path.
Most economists and central bankers, however, fear that their credibility is at stake,and remain fixated on the need to reach the 2 percent inflation target.
By contrast, in an economy and society in which 2 percent inflation continues stably, a cycle just the opposite of the vicious cycle under deflation will be achieved.
That idea, however, will feature prominently in today's(Jan 08)Brookings“Should the Fed stick with the 2 percent inflation target or rethink it?”?
Zimbabwe, grappling with record 2.2 million percent inflation, has introduced a new 100-billion-dollar bank note in a bid to tackle rampant cash shortages.
However, given that prices have risen due to the consumption tax hike, we often hear the question from consumers why, on top of that,the Bank is aiming at 2 percent inflation.
The choice is obvious. In the situation the Bank aims at,in which a 2 percent inflation rate continues stably, wages and prices would rise moderately in the normal course of things.
Eric Rosengren's panel remarks were delivered at The BrookingsInstitute event,?Should the Fed stick with the 2 percent inflation target or rethink it??
We must maintain our current efforts in order to achieve the 2 percent inflation target at the earliest possible time, which we now expect to be around the first half of fiscal 2016.
Until when will the new monetary policy be continued? Under the price stability target,the Bank has made a commitment to achieving 2 percent inflation at the earliest possible time.
I consider that the 2 percent inflation is likely to be reached toward the end of the projection period at a moderate pace that does not impose excessive burdens on firms and households.
A guess is that the required inflation rate isn't very high, but that people must expect it to last for a quite long time- we might for example be talking about, say,4 percent inflation for 15 years.
For this reason,it is considered that the Bank's aim of achieving 2 percent inflation will lead to stable foreign exchange rates in the long run and also contribute to the stability of corporate activities.
If 2 percent inflation is achieved in Japan as in trading partners going forward, at least a risk of the appreciation of the yen brought about by the differences in inflation rates between Japan and abroad will become smaller.
The QQE with a negative interest rate framework that was introduced by the Bank of Japan this January aims at reinforcing the existing QQE and supports the activities of firms and households,thereby ensuring the earliest attainment of the 2 percent inflation target.
To achieve 2 percent inflation in a stable manner, therefore, it is necessary to create a relation between prices and economic activity such that inflation becomes 2 percent when the economy is in an ordinary state.
Meanwhile, one member expressed the view that, although some indicators implied an excess demand,the momentum toward 2 percent inflation could not be judged as having strengthened recently, since the improvement in the output gap was not clear and inflation expectations had been sluggish.
In the future, when about 2 percent inflation will be achieved in a stable manner and nominal interest rates will be formed at a somewhat high level reflecting the inflation rate, room will increase for flexibly responding to a price decline and economic deterioration by reducing the short-term interest rate.
As a central bank, the Bank will continue conducting monetary policy in an appropriate manner, taking account of developments in economic activity and prices as well as financial conditions,so that the momentum toward 2 percent inflation will be maintained and the economy thereby will grow in a balanced manner between economic expansion and price stability.
Even in the United States, as noted by President Kocherlakota on several occasions,inflation has fallen below the 2 percent inflation target set by the Federal Open Market Committee(FOMC), creating a risk to the credibility of the target.1 These developments highlight that a number of advanced economies are now facing the risk of very low inflation or even deflation.