Synonyms for deflationary
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1. deflationaryadjective

   associated with or tending to cause decreases in consumer prices or increases in the purchasing power of money

   "deflationary measures"

   Antonyms:
   inflationary

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1. Gennadiy Goldberg:

   There is little in the current report to signal a nefarious acceleration in the deflationary impulse.

2. Giordano Lombardo:

   If China does not derail in its transition process (and) developed markets remain resilient and avoid deflationary spirals, we believe the market over-reaction can open up value opportunities for long-term investors.

3. Albert Edwards:

   Investors are coming to terms with what a Chinese renminbi devaluation means for Western markets. It means global deflation and recession, the western manufacturing sector will choke under this imported deflationary tourniquet. Indeed U.S. manufacturing seems to be suffering particularly badly already.

4. Goldman Sachs:

   Shale productivity gains remain a key driver of our long-term deflationary outlook for oil prices, our analysis of shale productivity... (is) broadly in line with our expectations for 3 percent to 10 percent yoy (year-on-year) increases.

5. Gerry Alfonso:

   There seem to be considerable expectations of further economic stimulus, which could mitigate some of deflationary pressures.