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asset-specific inflation

core rate of inflation [ core inflation rate | underlying rate of inflation | underlying inflation rate | trend rate of inflation | trend inflation rate ]

core inflation | structural inflation | trend inflation | underlying inflation

inflation targeting framework | inflation targeting | IT | inflation targeting regime | direct inflation targeting | inflation targeting strategy

inflation-indexed bond | inflation derivative | inflation-indexed note | inflation-linked bond | real yield security | REALS

consumer price index inflation rate [ rate of consumer price index inflation | CPI inflation rate | rate of CPI inflation ]

air-inflated structure [ air-inflated enclosure | inflated structure | inflatable structure | air-supported structure ]

inflation [ fight against inflation | rate of inflation | stagflation | stagflation(UNBIS) ]

long-term assets | long-term asset | long-lived assets | long-lived asset | non-current assets | non-current asset

S. whereas Parliament has for the past two years warned of the social risks of deflation in a context of low growth, high unemployment and downward pressure on wages; whereas the European Central Bank (ECB) has forecast low inflation in the long run, and has warned of the consequences of this on internal demand, growth and employment; whereas deflation has become a reality since August 2014 in eight Member States (of which six are in the eurozone); whereas demand and job creation in the EU is heavily constrained by the prevailing weakness of credit provision to SMEs and the need to reduce excessive public and private debt with specia ...[+++]l regards to mortgage loans; whereas the drop in inflation rates significantly increases these difficulties, by raising real interest rates and the real debt burden, and could lead to a vicious circle of economic depression; whereas the ECB reacted to all these aspects on 22 January 2015 by implementing an expanded asset purchase programme, with combined monthly asset purchases amounting to EUR 60 billion, to be carried out until at least September 2016;

S. whereas Parliament has for the past two years warned of the social risks of deflation in a context of low growth, high unemployment and downward pressure on wages; whereas the European Central Bank (ECB) has forecast low inflation in the long run, and has warned of the consequences of this on internal demand, growth and employment; whereas deflation has become a reality since August 2014 in eight Member States (of which six are in the eurozone); whereas demand and job creation in the EU is heavily constrained by the prevailing weakness of credit provision to SMEs and the need to reduce excessive public and private debt with special ...[+++] regards to mortgage loans; whereas the drop in inflation rates significantly increases these difficulties, by raising real interest rates and the real debt burden, and could lead to a vicious circle of economic depression; whereas the ECB reacted to all these aspects on 22 January 2015 by implementing an expanded asset purchase programme, with combined monthly asset purchases amounting to EUR 60 billion, to be carried out until at least September 2016;

Notwithstanding point (h) of the first subparagraph, insurance or reinsurance undertakings may use assets where the cash flows are fixed except for a dependence on inflation, provided that those assets replicate the cash flows of the portfolio of insurance or reinsurance obligations that depend on inflation.

(10)Options, futures, swaps, forward rate agreements and any other derivative contracts relating to climatic variables, freight rates or inflation rates or other official economic statistics that must be settled in cash or may be settled in cash at the option of one of the parties other than by reason of default or other termination event, as well as any other derivative contracts relating to assets, rights, obligations, indices and measures not otherwise mentioned in this Section, which have the characteristics of other derivative fi ...[+++]nancial instruments, having regard to whether, inter alia, they are traded on a regulated market, OTF, or an MTF.