Disinflationary pressure

Since 2012, this term has appeared more frequently in the sense that the cost-of-living price index hardly rises and, in special cases, does not rise at all. More and more, global market conditions are gaining importance on the supply side for the prices of consumer goods in particular. Because the globalization increases the competition and lowers the prices. – On the other hand, a temporary or prolonged global shortage of a commodity (such as oil or grain) can cause the inflation rate in a domestic economy to rise excessively. – See disinflation, energy-inflation link, oil-food link, financialization, inflation, core inflation, sacrifice ratio. – Cf. ECB Monthly Bulletin, March 2009, pp. 60 et seq. (disinflation phase in the euro area; overviews).

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