deflation信息详情
n.通货紧缩；放气
Merrill Lynch analyst David Errington is concerned about the level of price deflation at Coles supermarkets, which he puts at around 2.2 percent.───美林证券公司分析师大卫埃林顿担忧高斯超市（Coles）的下跌指数会受到影响，他估计在2.2%左右。
Deflation is beginning to take hold in the clothing industry.───服装业开始出现通货紧缩。
If the BoJ has a plan to boost economic growth and exorcise deflation while avoiding a debt panic, it is clearly not yet ready to share it.───如果日本央行有一个刺激经济增长、驱除通缩的同时，避免债务恐慌的计划，那么它显然还没有准备好分享这个计划。
So much of a typical American's wealth is tied up in bricks that the threat of house- price deflation stokes panic .───典型的美国人的财富同房屋密不可分，因此房价缩水的危胁引起了恐慌。
Or should we commit the "essentialist" sin of trying to define deflation out of existence?───还是我们应该去犯下“本质主义者”的罪，将通货紧缩定义为不存在的东西？
Then, as he does now, Krugman emphasized the dangers of a Japanese-style deflation, as well as the slow progress in bringing back jobs.───那么，如他所说，克鲁格曼强调日本式通货紧缩的危险，以及提升工作机会的缓慢过程。
That said, the point of QE is to ensure moderate inflation in the future, rather than a slide into deflation and recession.───不过，定量宽松的宗旨是要确保未来呈现温和的通胀，而不是让经济滑入通缩和衰退。
In the last couple of years, when deflation was perceived by many to be a greater threat than inflation, the index was of little value.───在过去两年中，当通货紧缩比通货膨胀更为许多人所感受到时，这一指数基本上没有了用武之地。
The threat of a deflation of the kind that plagued Japan in the 1990s enhances the need for a clearly articulated strategy.───可能陷入上世纪90年代困扰日本的那种通缩的危险，加大了明确地阐述所采取策略的必要性。