Sentence examples for charged to borrow from inspiring English sources

Libor is an indicator of how much banks are charged to borrow money.

Low asset prices, lack of bank funding and the high rates charged to borrow money have delayed many initiatives.

Libor involved a panel of banks sending submissions about the price they expected to be charged to borrow from rival banks across a range of currencies and time scales.

During the period when the rate was being manipulated, a panel of banks made submissions about the price that they expected to be charged to borrow across 15 timescales – from overnight to one year – and in 10 currencies, including sterling, yen and US dollars.

Every day, 16 banks submit the interest rate that they are charged to borrow money.

The score card can also affect the amount that companies or governments are charged to borrow money.

Cracking the whip, in this case, came not in the form of raising rates charged to commercial banks to borrow money but rather raising the rates the banks are paid to keep money at the central bank.

At issue was whether Mr. Geithner might have alerted Kenneth D. Lewis, then the chief executive of Bank of America, that the Federal Reserve planned to cut the rate it charged banks to borrow at its discount window.

In a separate move, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York cut in half the fee it charges banks to borrow Treasury securities.

That view started to take hold in mid-August when the Fed cut the discount rate — what it charges banks to borrow directly from it.

The meeting predated a number of actions taken by the central bank to try to alleviate market volatility, including the Aug. 17 lowering of the discount rate, the interest the Fed charges banks to borrow money.