The phrase "and the reference rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or any discussion involving rates or benchmarks for comparison.
Example: "The interest rate was adjusted in accordance with market trends and the reference rate set by the central bank."
Alternatives: "and the benchmark rate" or "and the standard rate".
Spread, defined as the difference between the gross loan rate and the reference rate, is our dependent variable in the second equation.
We denote by r a (mathbb {G}) progressive OIS rate process, where OIS rate stands for overnight indexed swap rate, which is together the best market proxy for a risk-free rate and the reference rate for the remuneration of cash collateral.
As over 50% of deaths occur in the age-groups 75 84 years and 85+ years, we provide descriptive statistics for the percentage difference between the two versions of SNC rates (excluding or including unlinked deaths) and the reference rate for age-groups 75 84 years and 85+ years.
For the analysis of MM incidence, both the incident cases and the reference rates were provided by the regional MM registry (Ivaldi et al. 1999).
The People's Bank of China has tried, unconvincingly, to dress up the largest depreciation as an attempt to correct "distortions" and a "one-off move to fix the discrepancy between the reference rate and the market's spot rate".
This latter depends on the reference rate and its compatibility with the actuator saturation constraint.
"In the U.S.," Mr. Gensler said in his speech, "Libor is the reference rate for 70 percent of the futures market and more than half of the swaps market.
The yuan is still only allowed to fluctuate up or down 2% on either side of the reference rate.
China cut the reference rate for its currency for the third straight day on Thursday, after the surprise devaluation of the yuan this week unsettled global financial markets.
China keeps a tight grip on the yuan, allowing it to fluctuate up or down just 2% on either side of the reference rate, which it sets daily.
