Sentence examples for benchmark premium from inspiring English sources

Humana's filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said that its pricing for the stand-alone Medicare Part D outpaced the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services benchmark premium rate in 34 regions that serve 308,000 members who are auto-enrolled in the program.

Average benchmark premiums are 85percentt higher than they were for 2014, the first year the exchanges were open.

Analysts at Davy said: Iron ore benchmark and premium prices are down 60%and54%4% year-on-year respectively, with benchmark prices breaching the psychological barrier of $50 per tonne.

Changing the benchmark for premium subsidies from the equivalent of a silver plan to a bronze plan is about a 15% across-the-board cut.

It especially presents the CEA results in the PREMIUM benchmark, an international benchmark organized by the Committee on the Safety of Nuclear Installations (CSNI, 2013) of the OECD/NEA, devoted to the quantification of the uncertainty of the physical models.

In addition to the PREMIUM benchmark, other studies are shown, that were carried out to determine the accuracy of different quantifications using different indicators.

Those spreads fell, initially at least, after the deal was made public, but Greece's premium over benchmark German bonds soon started to rise again.

Yields on Irish 10-year bonds surged to 8.9 percent, raising the premium over benchmark German bonds to 6.5 percentage points, the highest level ever.

The average unsubsidized monthly premium for benchmark plans is $405 ,down from $412 in 2018.

The latter are key because 65% of enrollees via the federal and state insurance exchanges choose silver plans, and they're a benchmark for calculating federal premium subsidies.

Now the spread on Italy's ten-year bonds over those of Germany (the traditional benchmark for measuring risk premiums in Europe) has opened up from 12 basis points at the beginning of the year to 19.Europe's internal drama over the constitution is not the only, or perhaps even the main, reason why the euro is falling and spreads are widening.