Übersetzung für "Asset inflation" in Deutsch

It stands to play an equally important role in driving the fight against inflation, asset bubbles, and deteriorating loan quality.

Asset price inflation was one of the indicators looked at when the inflation momentum was examined.

For example, hedge funds have contributed to asset price inflation and the rapid growth of structured credit markets.

Money has increasingly less value or it gets sucked into price speculation and causes bubbles in particular sectors (asset inflation).

The Commission and the ECB have to somehow come to terms with how low inflation and low interest rates also give asset inflation.

Two points I want to raise concern the issue of boom-bust cycles, which has to be addressed and does need to be monitored, and that of asset inflation.

In the case of Ireland, for example, asset inflation, the price index for houses, went up 1.5% in February.

To put this in more concrete terms , it is argued that the central bank should increase interest rates when asset price inflation reaches a certain level , even if the impact of this inflation on the outlook for consumer prices is not obvious .

This information is needed for the analysis of inflation , asset prices and household wealth .

They believe that, should asset-price inflation emerge, it can be contained with macroprudential credit policies, rather than monetary policy.

Of course, advanced-country central banks hope such asset inflation won’t appear at all, because inflation is being suppressed by temporary supply shocks, and thus will increase as soon as product and labor markets tighten.

But it is union weakness that has caused wages to stagnate and forced America to rely on debt and asset price inflation as the engines of growth.

This was highlighted by the surge in many countries’ housing prices in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis, the steep decline in asset and commodity prices immediately after Lehman Brothers collapsed, the return to asset-price inflation since then, and recent large currency fluctuations.

The Swedish economist Axel Leijonhufvud foresaw asset-price inflation – houses in particular – and a worsening of credit quality.

So asset-price inflation is likely, and policymakers will have to contain it through regulatory tools, such as credit limits.

Emerging studies on the risk-taking and asset-price inflation engendered by ultra-low policy rates will eventually convince Fed policymakers to change their stance.

But continuing for much longer with unconventional monetary policies also carries the risk of undesirable asset-price inflation, excessive credit growth, and bubbles.

Many studies have also shown that there is hardly any major asset price inflation episode which was not accompanied if not preceded by strong growth of money and/or credit.

That way, wage income, not debt and asset price inflation, can again provide the engine of demand growth.