Sentence examples for base rate which is from inspiring English sources

This takes pressure off the Bank of England to increase the base rate, which is unlikely to start rising until next summer at the earliest.

Just to be clear, this is different from the Bank of England's base rate, which is at a current record low of 0.5%.

They mean that a buy-to-let mortgage holder who is currently enjoying a typical interest rate of 2.25% (made up of the Bank of England base rate, which is currently 0.5%, plus a 1.75% differential) will be paying 4.99%.

If you're looking for a tracker, Bien says that Woolwich currently offers the best deal – charging 0.99 per cent above the Bank of England base rate (which is currently 5 per cent).

This interbank rate, which forms an important benchmark for much lending (especially to companies), usually stands a bit above the Bank of England's base rate, which is currently 5.75%.

The MAC header is transmitted at the base rate, which is BPSK for our implementation.

Leeds Building Society's brand-new, 10-year, fixed-rate bond pays eight times the Bank of England base rate, which was dropped down to a low of 0.5 per cent in 2009 and has been stuck there ever since.

The Nationwide building society has just under 600,000 people on its "base mortgage rate", which is charged at 2% above the Bank base rate.

These risks are in addition to the base mortality rate, which is determined by age on a weekly basis for the duration of the study period (ie, for 12 calendar months of enrollment for NNIPS-4 and from 28 to 180 days for VASIN).

These light and deep stages are determined by our base brainwave activity rate, which is slow for deep sleep and faster in light sleep, closer to the very fast rate when we are awake.

Discounting is based on an interest rate, which is supposed to reflect the riskiness and other attributes of the underlying asset.