Übersetzung für "Global inflation" in Deutsch

The US is now ground zero for global inflation.

First, a rise in global inflation pressures cannot be ruled out.

This figure is clearly below the expected global inflation rate of 2.8 per cent.

At the same time, despite a strongly growing US and global economy, inflation remains mystifyingly low.

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As a result, the global inflation-linked bond market has more than doubled in size since 2003.

Global inflation will rise, there will be a continuing water shortage, and consumers in Europe will be forking out 30-40% more from their wallets than they did a year ago.

The effect of elevated oil prices on global growth and inflation , however , appears so far to have been relatively muted .

Over the projection horizon , global inflation is projected to increase slightly with the continuation of global expansion .

At the same time , the increase in oil and non-energy commodity prices will result in higher global inflation .

Central to the global boom was China, the rising giant that flooded the world with cheap exports, putting a lid on global inflation.

But, despite very aggressive monetary policy by many central banks – successive rounds of “quantitative easing” have doubled, or even tripled, the money supply in most advanced economies – global inflation is actually low and falling further.

Moreover, the IMF and OECD estimate that global inflation will remain below the pre-2008 average for years.

Many central bankers and economists argue that today’s rising global inflation is just a temporary aberration, driven by soaring prices for food, fuel, and other commodities.

Cyprus and Malta have been experiencing inflationary pressures since mid-2007, mainly on account of global inflation acceleration in the subcategories of energy and food.

Notwithstanding a modest firming of global economic growth, inflation in the advanced economies is expected to average slightly less than 2% in 2017-2018.

In the wake of the global inflation and recession the numbers officially classified as out of work showed a further dramatic rise from 66 000 or 5.9% of the labour force at midApril 1973, to 108 000 or 9.4% of the labour force at midApril 1976.

But this neglects global inflation driven by rising commodity prices, which has been increasingly evident.

Strong global growth in 2007 marked the beginning of a rise in global inflation, a phenomenon that, with some caveats (the sharp slowdown in the US and some advanced economies), continued into 2008.

Most of these factors are akin to positive global aggregate demand shocks, which should lead to economic overheating and a rise in global inflation.

Hence demand for commodities, which has been driven by emerging-market growth, has fallen sharply, and help decrease global inflation.

Falling oil and commodity prices – already down 15% from their peaks – will somewhat reduce stagflationary forces in the global economy, yet inflation is becoming more entrenched via a vicious circle of rising prices, wages, and costs.

Since 2000, per capita financial assets have been growing at an average rate of 3% a year - roughly on a par with the global rate of inflation during this period.