The phrase "a further rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional or subsequent rate, often in contexts like finance, pricing, or statistics.
Example: "The company has decided to implement a further rate increase next quarter to address rising costs."
Alternatives: "an additional rate" or "a subsequent rate".
"A further rate hike would not make any sense".
A further rate cut will result in catastrophically low levels of income from new annuities.
One official said today that four of the members were prepared to vote for a further rate reduction.
If so, the likelihood of a further rate cut next month has increased.
"The Fed is very worried about the economic outlook" said William Dudley, chief United States economist at Goldman , Sachs "because they are not precluding a further rate cut".
Though the Fed left its future options open, markets anticipated a further rate cut at its next meeting.
A further rates rise from the current 6% before year's end is in the cards and could depress domestic demand.
On Tuesday, Moody's also assigned the state an A2 rating with a negative outlook, meaning a further rating downgrade is likely, according to the Daily Herald.
These periods were each followed by a further rating of tinnitus intensity, which was rated using the same 5-point scale as in the psychophysics session; the current tinnitus rating was displayed on the screen (starting at 'normal' for the first rating and updated thereafter) and patients used a three-button keypad to decrease, increase or accept this rating.
Economists said that the good inflation outlook will likely encourage the central bank to administer a few further rate cuts.
The new tax bands would start with a new personal allowance of £11,500, and then a "first rate" above that of 18% up to £19,000 – two points lower than the current basic rate of 20% – with a further "second rate" increasing the basic rate to 22% for those earning from £19,000 up to £43,000.
