Sentence examples for debt rollovers from inspiring English sources

Increases in debt rollovers because of higher stocks of debt and shorter maturities on some crisis-period borrowing will outweigh reductions in budget deficits.

Major debt rollovers are scheduled for Oct. 17 and Oct. 24, when the Treasury would effectively refinance tens of billions of dollars of loans from investors.

"So the question is, How is this fight going to play out?" Among the governments bracing for a tsunami of debt rollovers, Spain and Italy are the most vulnerable.

The wealthier European Union nations could transfer funds to Greece and the central bank as permanent debt relief, rather than continuing with debt rollovers that may look similar to Ponzi schemes.

Questions remain about the scale of debt buybacks and exchanges that will be employed, the duration of the bond maturities that would be covered, the assessment of the rate of return on debt rollovers, the amount of collateral that would be required for Greek banks to participate, and the risk-free interest rate that investors would seek as part of a plan.

Talks with European banks on a voluntary debt rollover have proved complex enough to suggest that they may drag on well into the summer.

Talks with European banks on a voluntary debt rollover have proved complex enough that they may drag on well into the summer.

German government bond yields rose, traders said, on the growing realization that if the debt rollover took place it would still involve some kind of debt easing for Greece — and somebody would have to pay for that.

But while Britain has debt worth just 7% of GDP maturing in 2012 (the lowest of any G7 country) America has almost 18% (see chart below, a bigger dot means lower debt rollover each year).

Moody Investor Services pointed out in a statement that it was "not a party to ongoing discussions on the Greek debt rollover," and that it was observing developments and rating implications "in due course".

"Fitch would regard such a debt exchange or voluntary debt rollover as a default event and would lead to the assignment of a default rating to Greece," said Andrew Colquhoun, head of Asia-Pacific sovereign ratings with Fitch.