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. Quincy Krosby:

   Most likely, there will be more volatility in the market and part of the reason is oil prices and the worry that somehow the price of oil is a reflection of inflation and deflation, the lower [oil] goes, the more it is a deflationary barometer. The lower it goes, the more difficulty the Fed has raising rates.

2. Chris Iggo:

   I disagree entirely with the notion that the decline in oil prices is negative and adds to the deflationary outlook.

3. Goldman Sachs:

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

4. Steve Barrow:

   It's just a question of time. It won't be too long before the market gets to see the deflationary impact of the strength of the franc after today's move.

5. Siddharth Sanyal:

   There is no clear proof that CPI is far superior to WPI, monetary policy should not ignore the reality of persistent deflationary numbers on the wholesale index.