#anti-inflation

• Anti-inflation — Intended for preventing, combating, or reducing monetary inflation; a macroeconomic policy, strategy, or financial measure implemented by a central bank to stabilize prices and protect purchasing power. In a structural sense, it includes raising benchmark interest rates or limiting the money supply in circulation.
• Anti-inflationary — Tending to prevent, combat, limit, or reduce monetary inflation and the uncontrolled rise of prices; forming part of a strategy to stabilize currency value. In a macroeconomic sense, the term describes executive measures, austere policies, or direct interventions by central banks, such as increasing benchmark interest rates to discourage excessive lending.