Sentence examples for benchmark credit from inspiring English sources
It was a noteworthy tweak to a previous commitment to keep benchmark credit costs steady at least until the jobless rate hit 6.5percentt.
Benchmark credits Tavel for sourcing Pinterest and GitHub while at Bessemer.
The New York Times Dimitri Ehrlich, who described the album as "an artistic and commercial benchmark", credited Rakim for helping "give birth to a musical genre" and leading "a quiet musical revolution, introducing a soft-spoken rapping style".
The Fed uses the rate — a benchmark for credit cards, car loans, home equity lines of credit and small-business loans — to try to maintain maximum employment and stable prices.
The Benchmark gives credit to companies that participate in and support resistance surveillance programs.
Even economists critical of Mr Correa welcome the idea of returning to the market as this should help improve transparency and provide a benchmark for credit to the private sector.Caveats remain.
Things have deteriorated to the point where swap rates are replacing Treasury yields as the benchmark for credit markets.
Swap spreads, which many market observers view as a generic benchmark for credit spreads, look worse than they did at the height of last year's Russian debt crisis.
Now that swaps had become the de facto benchmark for credit, central banks worried that illiquidity in the swaps market could threaten the system.
Swap rates are replacing Treasury yields as the benchmark for credit markets, as I reported in a recent column (see "Euro swaps and the Nile perch," Nov. 1).
