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| | ... curbing inflation. "Rather, inflation has fallen as a result of repairs to global supply chains and an easing of import prices," he said. "The Australian economy is softening dramatically, the pace of inflation has peaked and is moderating quickly, wage ... |
| | | ... Republic and Mexico that have fewer direct economic ties to China and import commodities may do better, as falling import prices are a boost to their economies. "Our overall view is that the virus is more widespread than has been reported, meaning there ... |
| | | ... stabilizer in 2019; however, we expect 2020 will bring a stable to moderately stronger yuan to limit pass-through from import prices, another element of the trade deal with the US." In other expectations for the Asia-Pacific region, PIMCO said it believes ... |
| | | ... target. With headline CPI inflation at 0.2% (October) and core inflation at 0.4%, continued yen weakness would push import prices up and, in turn, domestic consumer prices. The optimism behind the yen's descent is evidenced by resurgence in the Nikkei-225 ... |
| | | ... 21/4 per cent by the end of 2021. Around half of the increase in inflation reflects the direct effect of higher import prices and the rest comes from the indirect effects of a tighter labour market and stronger economic conditions." The AUD is key to ... |
| | | ... volumes fall and imports increase. "This is consistent with a higher purchasing power of domestic residents and lower import prices; for a given level of production, they can now afford to consume more imports." The RBA will cut one more time in 2020. ... |
| | | ... for greater policy accommodation. Apart from boosting US export competitiveness, a lower dollar would also raise import prices that, in turn, would flow through to higher consumer price inflation. But it hasn't. Instead, the US dollar strength has ... |
| | | ... pressure on the New Zealand dollar could see imported inflation remain soft." The annual growth in New Zealand's import prices nearly halved to 3.6% in the year to the March quarter from 7.1% in the December 2018 quarter. The NZ$/US$ exchange rate ... |
| | | ... least for now, isn't happening. Prices at the factory gates remain unchanged at 2.2% in the year to April and import prices have actually fallen by 0.2% in the year to April from a small 0.1% lift in the previous month. The drop in 10-year Treasury ... |
| | | ... core unchanged at 2.2%; headline PPI down to 2% from 2.5% over the same period; core PPI down to 2.6% from 2.7%; import prices down by 1.7% after falling by 0.6% in the year to December. US consumers may have larger real income to spend but declining ... |
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