He said if interest rates - which have been held at a record low of 0.5% - were reduced further, it would risk hurting building societies by squeezing their already tight interest margins.
The mechanisms and physical peculiarities of Ag migration in different electronic substances have been a question for tight interests for scientists for a long time [25 31] starting with the pioneering work of Kohman et al. [25].
These toys are great fun for those looking for a novel gadget to get beginners and those on a tight budget interested in drones, but they're definitely not going to win over the serious enthusiast, and they offer up too many compromises to please demanding users.
As financing grows tighter interest rates may rise; ominously, the yield on 10-year Turkish debt recently topped that on similar duration Greek bonds.
Cliggott has been cooling off on the tech sector since earlier this month, and now he's telling Japanese investors that tighter interest rates in the U.S. could dry up liquidity and hit the technology-laden Nasdaq market soon.
The warning from Moody's spurred renewed focus on this week's meeting of the Fed's Federal Open Market Committee, where the central bank will be watched for any hints that tighter interest rates are on the agenda in the near future, though analysts do not expect any near-term action on the benchmark federal funds rate which has held at historic lows.
On the other hand, if the lenders in specific markets hold a tight money supply, the interest rates could be higher than the published national rates.
Many urban planning experts see something other than a confluence of low interest rates, a tight housing market and developers with a gleam in their eyes.
Another agent said that his client, a tight end, got some early interest from the Jets but has not heard from the team for weeks.
So interest rates have stayed extremely low as in the United States, even though rising prices for consumer goods and skyrocketing real estate prices would otherwise call for a tight monetary policy of higher interest rates.
