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• M3 is the Bundesbank's main gauge of inflationary risk.
• European economies remain lackluster, with no inflationary risks.
• The Bundesbank uses M3 to assess inflationary risk.
• Noyer said the slower pace of economic activity this year is reducing inflationary risk in general.
• We have a tremendous amount of competitive pressure in the outside world which diminishes the inflationary risks,
• During his speech, Welteke said that inflationary risks cannot be excluded although pressures are somewhat easing.
• M3, the Bundesbank's main gauge of inflationary risk, is expected from today through Thursday.
• "Right now, there's more of an inflationary risk than people previously thought ."
• Those barbs about the inflationary risks of investor enthusiasm produced a three-session pullback in the stock market.
• Noyer reiterated the central bank's concerns that a weak currency carried inflationary risks over the long term.
• In Germany, the Bundesbank pledged to monitor the mark and financial markets for inflationary risk in its monthly report.
• In addition, tightening labor markets, larger trade deficits and booming prices for financial assets show inflationary risks are rising.
• In addition, tightening labor markets, worsening trade balances and booming prices for financial assets show inflationary risks are rising.
• December M3 money supply figures, due out this week from the Bundesbank, are also expected to show scant inflationary risk.
• German bonds were little changed before the release of a report expected to provide further evidence inflationary risk in Germany is minimal.
• In addition, tightening labor markets, worsening trade balances and booming prices for financial assets show inflationary risks are on the up.
• Tight labor markets and the inflationary risk of higher wage demands they pose prompted the Fed to begin raising rates in June 1999.
• Reports out this week are expected to show the German economy is cranking down a gear, with money supply harboring no inflationary risk.
• The 30-year Treasury usually has a higher yield than the 5-or 10-year Treasurys to compensate for inflationary risks.
• Neither does the value of the German currency against the U . S . dollar and other trading partners carry inflationary risks, analysts said.