Examples of using Underlying inflation in English and their translations into Swedish
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There are signs that underlying inflation has bottomed out,
A closely related alternative is to use a measure of the underlying inflation as the target.
Domestic underlying inflation(UNDINHX) in May was 3.8 per cent
In total, this means that the CPI is approaching the various measures of underlying inflation that the Riksbank employs.
We also note that even with the strong growth of demand, domestic underlying inflation is low.
In practice, monetary policy today is mainly based on one measure of underlying inflation, UND1X,” observed Mr Öberg.
The relatively high underlying inflation, together with higher wage increases last year,
This does not mean that it will automatically be the measure that best captures demand-driven underlying inflation in future.
However, this was balanced by the fact that domestic underlying inflation was slightly lower than expected.
there are signs that underlying inflation has bottomed out.
In spite of the easing of inflationary pressures, underlying inflation continues to post relatively high growth rates while apparent productivity growth remains sluggish.
The more permanent or trend inflation rate is usually called underlying inflation and can be calculated in different ways.
Given that underlying inflation is the measure the European Central Bank uses for its inflation objective,
This is especially true of underlying inflation(which disregards energy
Underlying inflation is still low,
At the same time, underlying inflation will be slightly higher than was forecast in February,
If one also excludes energy prices, underlying inflation amounted to 2.4 per cent in January.
At the same time, the forecasts for underlying inflation were close to the inflation target of 2 per cent.
the ways in which the Riksbank measures underlying inflation show a fall that is less dramatic(Diagram 6).
Various measures of underlying inflation have been relatively stable at just below 2 per cent in recent years.