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Discover LudwigThe phrase "able to borrow at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial transactions, interest rates, or borrowing conditions.
Example: "The company is able to borrow at a lower interest rate due to its strong credit rating."
Alternatives: "capable of borrowing at" or "permitted to borrow at".
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Low-quality borrowers were able to borrow at nearly the same rates as high-quality customers.
By contrast, Greece and the eurozone's other heavy borrowers were able to borrow at interest rates that had fallen to virtually the same level as German bunds.
Some are not able to borrow at all.
On the contrary, the German government remains able to borrow at rock-bottom interest rates.
Before the crisis spread to Italy, it was able to borrow at under 4 percent as recently as October 2010.
Meanwhile, the government is able to borrow at very low interest rates: And what is the political debate about?
The government is also one of the few large entities today able to borrow at a low interest rate.
I am not arguing they shouldn't be able to borrow at 2percentt instead of 7percentt.
Sixteen banks are asked to predict what rate of interest they will be able to borrow at the next day.
Thanks to a new Federal Reserve programme, companies are now able to borrow at longer maturities in the commercial-paper market.
The fiscal straits of lower-level governments could and should have been alleviated by aid from Washington, which remains able to borrow at incredibly low interest rates.
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