stable
adjective
uk/ˈsteɪbl/ us ECONOMICS, POLITICS
a stable economy, country, system, etc. is able to continue in a regular and successful way without unexpected changes:
a stable economy/country/government
financially/economically/politically stable
The company must now focus on operating a more efficient and stable supply chain.
stable jobs/employment A proposed merger has resulted in key staff quitting in order to find more stable jobs.
ECONOMICS, FINANCE
stable prices or rates do not change much:
stable prices/currencies/rates The mortgage rate cut created more stable house prices.
The rouble is stable and public finances are looking remarkably healthy.
remain/stay stable We have experienced high growth recently, with the unemployment rate remaining extremely stable at 2.9%.