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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Example Sentences

These range from the slowing economy, rising labor-market slack and stagnant real wages to the disinflationary — or deflationary — effect of artificial intelligence.

From MarketWatch

Cook emphasized the Federal Open Market Committee’s commitment to its inflation mandate, highlighting the importance of returning to a disinflationary path to achieve the 2% target.

From Barron's

“After nearly five years of above-target inflation, it is essential that we maintain our credibility by returning to a disinflationary path and achieving our target in the relatively near future.”

From Barron's

She added: “After nearly five years of above-target inflation, it is essential that we maintain our credibility by returning to a disinflationary path and achieving our target in the relatively near future.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“AI will be a significant disinflationary force, increasing productivity and bolstering American competitiveness,” he predicted in November.

From Los Angeles Times