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1 hour, 21 minutes ago ago from AJ's Blog
Inflation is considered public enemy number one when a country is not at war. Since Sri Lanka’s 30 year old war is now over, there cannot be a bigger public enemy than inflation. Inflation and its Measurement Inflation is simply the continuous increase in the prices of common consumer commodities over a sufficiently long period of time. To measure these price increases, countries compile consumer price indices regularly by using the ...
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6 hours ago ago from Colveta.com
Inflation rates are kept at low levels everywhere in Asia, except a very threatening rise in prices in India and Vietnam. The Indian Central Bank may have to raise interest rates while the rupee is already climbing against the US dollar. Higher consumer prices and a stronger currency may limit the rebound of Indian textile and apparel exports, while raw material prices are already surging. Original post created by: Emerging Textiles ...
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6 hours ago ago from Mathrubhumi - English News
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8 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
BY IN-SOO NAM SEOUL -- Recent strength in the won is helping to keep down South Korean inflation, allowing the Bank of Korea to keep benchmark interest rates at record lows without harming the economy -- a pattern likely to continue at Thursday's Monetary Policy Committee meeting. The policy rate has been anchored at 2% for the past nine months, which has helped to bring the Korean economy back from a slump late last year. With consumer ...
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