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inflatio

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See: increase, inflation


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However, there does not appear to be a substantial inflatio n-risk premium in the yields of nominal Treasury securities currently, so TIIS do not appear particularly "cheap" for the Treasury to issue today.
Inflatio n is one per cent and industrial production is expected to stall by spring.
The latter said the Bank would be "rigorous" in cutting interest rates, if inflatio n could be restrained.
 
 
 
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