Sentence examples similar to base cost of borrowing from inspiring English sources

There is widespread anticipation in the City that the Bank of England will make its first cut to base rate since 2009 this Thursday, cutting the cost of borrowing from its current level of 0.5% to a new record low of 0.25%.

LIBOR is supposed to be based on what a group of banks say is their daily cost of borrowing money from other banks for short periods of time.

Take the cost of borrowing dollars.

The third big change is the cost of borrowing.

January 2011: Stella Creasy calls for cap on cost of borrowing.

They trade off the cost of delaying a payment against the cost of borrowing liquidity from the central bank.

"It pushes up the cost of borrowing for businesses.

The cost of borrowing costs has soared for other heavily indebted euro-zone countries, particularly Spain and Portugal.

Undoubtedly, the primary problem is the cost of borrowing money.

As the cost of borrowing yuan rises, so does the cost of that trade.

A lower credit rating pushes up the cost of borrowing.