Betekenis van:
rate of inflation
rate of inflation
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- stijging v.h. prijsindexcijfer
- the rate of change of prices (as indicated by a price index) calculated on a monthly or annual basis
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
rate of inflation
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- inflatiepercentage
- the rate of change of prices (as indicated by a price index) calculated on a monthly or annual basis
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- The rate of inflation is slowing down.
- Discount factor (real discount rate) = [risk free rate + (market risk premium × β)] — rate of inflation.
- To offset the effects of inflation, the rate of return on a long-term government bond should be determined for each transfer period, initially disregarding the inflation expectations.
- Inflation-linked postal savings certificates were comparable to BTPEUR i bonds (medium- to long-term State bonds indexed to the inflation rate of the euro area).
- inflation-linked bonds: postal saving certificates had a fixed yield that depended on their maturity and not on the rate of inflation.
- It was incorrect to take account of long-term inflation expectations in setting the risk-free base rate.
- The inflation rate of 4,4 % in 2008 was double its rate in 2007, mainly due to higher imported oil and food prices.
- With regard to the claim for an adjustment for the inflation, it should be noted that the inflation rate in Romania was at a level of 10,8 % during the investigation period, far from hyperinflation level.
- The weak growth performance is expected to continue in 2009. Inflation increased in 2008 to a rate of 3,2 %, but will slow in 2009.
- GME will maintain this access fee structure, and will not increase fee levels above the average inflation rate within the EU during the whole currency of the commitments.
- In the light of the inflation rate and the overall reduced employment, this increase in wages is considered to be moderate.
- The valuation haircuts applied to credit claims with fixed rate interest payments are also applicable to credit claims the interest payments of which are linked to the inflation rate.’;
- The inflation rate of 4,4 % in 2008 was double its rate in 2007, mainly due to higher imported oil and food prices. This is expected by the Commission to move down to 2 % in 2009.
- In order to compare payment flows occurring at different times, the German authorities have in their calculations applied a discount factor of 6,5 % (this rate is adjusted for inflation, the nominal discount rate being 7 %).
- The valuation haircuts applied to credit claims with fixed rate interest payments are also applicable to credit claims, the interest payments of which are linked to the inflation rate.’