Examples of using Second-round effects in English and their translations into Hungarian
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as well as-- more fundamentally-- potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting behaviour.
Finally, second-round effects refer to the possibility that,
With current monetary conditions maintained, there have been no second-round effects despite disinflationary trends in external markets, and therefore inflation is likely to move into line with the target in the second half of the forecast horizon.
remains strongly committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
remains strongly committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
it is crucial to avoid second-round effects by securing the return of inflation to levels below, but close to, 2% without undue delay.
it is crucial to avoid second-round effects by securing the return of inflation to levels below, but close to, 2 percent without undue delay.”.
additional increases in administered prices and indirect taxes, and-- more fundamentally-- potential second-round effects on wage and price-setting behaviour.
remains strongly committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
remains strongly committed to preventing second-round effects and the materialisation of upside risks to price stability over the medium term.
more fundamentally, that recent oil and food price dynamics and their impact on HICP inflation do not have broadly-based second-round effects on wage and price-setting behaviour.
The price projections thus embody the expectation of limited second-round effects from oil price increases on wages.
In addition the Governing Council is strongly concerned that price and wage-setting behaviour could add to inflationary pressure through broadly-based second-round effects.
Ongoing vigilance is required in order to ensure that past price increases do not lead to second-round effects in wage and price-setting throughout the economy.
More fundamentally, the main risks to the inflation outlook stem from potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting behaviour triggered by ongoing oil price rises.
oil price developments and the potential risk of second-round effects via wage and price-setting behaviour.
administered prices, and potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting behaviour.
their potential to lead to second-round effects stemming from wage and price-setting behaviour.
their impact on HICP inflation do not have broadly based second-round effects on wage and price-setting behaviour.
tight labour market conditions and the risk of second-round effects owing to the high level of current inflation rates.