Examples of using Second-round in English and their translations into Slovak
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Finally, potential additional second-round effects stemming from recent energy price increases, in conjunction with a strengthening of domestic demand
in full accordance with its mandate, it is imperative that the Governing Council act to prevent broadly based second-round effects and counteract the increasing risks to price stability.
driving current headline inflation, the potential for second-round effects on wage and price-setting has increased
limiting possible second-round effects of higher inflation rates.
as well as to avoid second-round effects.
food prices, taxes and administered prices, the tightness in the labour market implies considerable risks of second-round effects, which could translate into more significant
in labour market conditions, but also embodies the judgement that second-round effects of higher oil prices on nominal compensation will remain contained.
taxes and administered prices, the tightness in the labour market implies considerable risks of second-round effects, which could translate into more significant
especially with respect to potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting that stemmed from higher oil prices.
administered prices, the tight labour market conditions imply considerable risks of second-round effects, which could translate into more significant
have to be very careful that there are no second-round effects on prices," Trichet recently told The Wall Street Journal.
inflation rates should continue to recover, but risks of second-round effects should be monitored closely.
their impact on HICP inflation will not have broadly-based second-round effects on wage-setting behaviour.
reduces markedly the risk of second-round effects.
thus reducing the potential for second-round effects induced by the previous oil price increases.
price developments due to second-round effects of past oil price increases.
the emergence of broad-based, second-round effects in price
It is absolutely clear that those economies which let the second-round effects gallop
tightening labour market conditions implies risks of second-round effects and thus a more significant and protracted increase in inflation.
and to potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting behaviour.