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inflation shock persistence 0.3 : standard deviation of foreign inflation shock 1.7 : foreign inflation trend shock persistence 0.8 : standard deviation of foreign inflation
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to 2022 are presented in Appendix 1. Among the key topics are inflation, inflation expectations, the state of the economy (GDP), monetary conditions and financial
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achieving the inflation target to limit potential risks to the real sector under tight monetary conditions. With improving inflation forecasts and stabilising inflation expectations, the
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low- inflation" regime with anchored inflation expectations. Finally, to anchor inflation expectations, it is also possible to lower the target. The current target inflation rate
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the current period, is QoQ inflation in the period, is QoQ annualised inflation in the period, and is the inflation target. However, the volatility of
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inflation. At the same time, the observed inflation indicator takes shape under the influence of news about the past trends of individual prices, while inflation
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Research and Analytical Notes Monetary Policy Review - 2023 Work stream 1. Inflation target format Title Authors Publication Type Publication date Inflation Target Format Meshcheryakov, A.
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inflation was marked by the following: - a smaller input of inflation expectations into inflation changes, and a larger contribution of inertia. Put it differently, inflation
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of the FEMR such as output and inflation. By comparing the contribution of shocks to output and inflation in 2016–2022, we show that oil
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still markedly above the inflation target. The observed decline in inflationary pressures has yet to become sustainable. Households’ and businesses’ inflation expectations remain high. The