Examples of using Second-round effects 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
As these increases were larger and lasted longer than previously foreseen, the risks of indirect and second-round effects on consumer price inflation via wage-setting rose significantly in the context of robust economic growth.
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.
limiting possible second-round effects of higher inflation rates.
have to be very careful that there are no second-round effects on prices," Trichet recently told The Wall Street Journal.
the main aim of monetary policy has been to contain the second-round effects of these policy measures on inflation.
their impact on HICP inflation will not have broadly-based second-round effects on wage-setting behaviour.
in labour market conditions, but also embodies the judgement that second-round effects of higher oil prices on nominal compensation will remain contained.
especially with respect to potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting that stemmed from higher oil prices.
food price dynamics and their impact on HICP inflation do not have broadly based second-round effects on wage and price-setting behaviour.
we do not have second-round effects in this domain.
it is crucial to avoid second-round effects by securing the return of inflation to levels below,
the emergence of broad-based, second-round effects in price and wage-setting behaviour,
increases in food and energy will lead to more protracted increases via second-round effects on wages or indirect effects on prices in other sectors of the economy,
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.”.
and to potential second-round effects in wage and price-setting behaviour.
it is crucial to avoid second-round effects by securing the return of inflation to levels below, but close to, 2% without undue delay….
the possibility of second-round effects in wage and price-setting behaviour,
Throughout the year one of the Governing Council 's main messages was of vigilance in respect of the inflationary risks associated with the possible« second-round effects» of wage and price increases following
and-- more fundamentally-- potential second-round effects on wage and price-setting behaviour.