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disinflationary

American  
[dis-in-flay-shuhn-er-ee] / ˌdɪs ɪnˈfleɪ ʃənˌɛr i /

adjective

  1. Economics. relating to, characterized by, or causing disinflation.


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Druckenmiller said that, given his family office’s long exposure to lots of risk assets, it’s keeping a short position in bonds, which wouldn’t be a big moneymaker unless he’s right and the economy sees disinflationary growth.

From MarketWatch

“What’s interesting is that the bond market is not trading that. Instead, it’s trading on the disinflationary impact that might happen a few years from now,” as well as on a “downgrade in economic expectations.”

From MarketWatch

Whether or not an increase in productivity from AI proves to be disinflationary has also been a popular topic among policymakers recently.

From The Wall Street Journal

If Warsh’s disinflationary call on AI is right, fantastic.

From Barron's

“It’s very difficult to square a weaker yen with a disinflationary stance,” Roberts says.

From Barron's