Tag: deflation
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Chinese CPI Rebound Masks Deflation Risks Ahead
Overview: A Tempting But Temporary Rebound China’s latest data show a rebound in consumer prices, driven largely by higher food costs and a late-year surge in holiday shopping. While the uptick in the consumer price index (CPI) may appear to signal renewed demand, economists warn that deflationary pressures could reassert themselves if the economy lacks…
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How August Deflation Will Influence Central Bank Rate Decisions
Understanding August Deflation In August, a notable deflationary trend emerged, particularly in food prices, which decreased by 0.81%. This drop was primarily driven by a significant reduction in prices of fresh produce, where vegetables saw a steep decline. For example, the cost of essential items such as potatoes fell by 30%, beetroots by 26.4%, and…
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Impact of Monthly Deflation in August on Central Bank Rate Decisions
Understanding Monthly Deflation In August, Russia experienced a notable monthly deflation of 0.81%, driven primarily by a significant drop in food prices. This decline was largely attributed to the reduced prices of vegetables, with the so-called “borscht set” becoming considerably cheaper. For instance, potatoes saw a price drop of 30%, beets decreased by 26.4%, and…
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Impact of Monthly Deflation on Central Bank Rate Decisions
Understanding Monthly Deflation in August In August, the economy experienced a notable monthly deflation of 0.81%, primarily driven by a significant decrease in food prices. This decline was largely attributed to the substantial drop in the prices of vegetables, with staples like potatoes falling by 30%, beets by 26.4%, and cabbage by 25.4%. Such price…