Sentence examples for counter interest from inspiring English sources
It found that average daily turnover in the UK foreign exchange market during April 2010 was $1,854 bn, 25% higher than 2007 The UK remained the main centre for over the counter interest rate derivatives trading, increasing its share of the global market to 46% in April 2010, compared with 44% in 2007.
Over three-quarters of the EU's trading in foreign exchange and over-the-counter interest rate derivatives takes place in the UK.
Amid the series of catastrophes in recent weeks, the over-the-counter derivative markets (including the $382 trillion over-the-counter interest rates market) dealt with the failure of one of their biggest counterparties – Lehman Brothers - without any big problems.To date, there is not much evidence to support the prejudice that markets are better and safer if they take place on an exchange.
CME Group announced yesterday that it will raise margin requirements for over-the-counter Interest Rate Swap portfolios by 12percentt over four days as a result of the debt ceiling debate.
But V.K. Sharma, a former executive director of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), marked his recent departure by giving an almighty kicking to India's over-the-counter interest-rate derivatives market.
The need for public policy primarily arises from a lack of perfect knowledge, which causes individuals and agencies to behave in ways that counter social interest.
The 30-year mortgage is at the crux of the issue because banks cannot hold them, nor do they have an asset to counter their interest rate risk.
After 15 years in south-east London, his decision to leave with a year to run on his contract has alerted Boro, searching for McClaren's successor, though the Teessiders may have to counter rumoured interest from Aston Villa.
None of the opposition was enough to counter two interest groups that wield tremendous power on Capitol Hill.
"As things go south for Maduro, Russia loses access to the largest oil reserves on the planet, and it also loses a convenient toehold in the Americas, with which they can counter U.S. interest in the region," Ramsey said.
