Such a deflationary spiral hit Japan in the 1990s, leading to a decade of economic stagnation called Japan's "lost decade." ...

Economic malaise in several key areas has led to continued debate over whether China will follow Japan into years-long ...

This in turn causes widespread asset sales in order to raise cash. This is how a deflation spiral can occur. In the medium-to-longer term, or when economic expansion is accompanied by job growth ...

If the economy is not already feeling the weight of recession, it is entirely possible that a deflationary spiral could trip the economy into a recession. The two main parts of the business cycle ...

As the deflationary spiral tightens its grip, it threatens to unravel the very fabric of our economic well-being, turning short-term gains into long-term catastrophes. When prices fall ...

A deflationary spiral could explain why EV sales growth has been slowing over the past year, pushing manufacturers to ...

China could draw lessons from the industrial transformation and upgrading experience of the United States between the 1980s ...

All of which risks triggering a “deflationary spiral’’ of price cuts, layoffs, more price cuts, more layoffs. And on and on. Another recession could follow. It was to prevent that very kind ...

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The job market improved in April, but the Federal Reserve doesn’t like how inflation is tracking, so policymakers decided not ...

Pressure intensified on the European Central Bank (ECB) in early 2015 to introduce a large-scale monetary stimulus program to stop the deflationary spiral and add inflation into the system.

unemployment spiking to high levels and undergoing a deflationary spiral. For comparison, the current unemployment rate is 3.8%. Stocks are near highs, and the U.S. has thus far been able to avoid ...