Sentence examples for decide on interest from inspiring English sources

He is one of the nine members of the Monetary Policy Committee which meets to decide on interest rates and QE.

On Tuesday the Reserve Bank will again decide on interest rates (most likely keeping them at the current record low of 1.5%).

OVERSEAS Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner and Donald L. Kohn, vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, will meet with leaders in India (Tuesday and Wednesday); the European Central Bank and the Bank of England will decide on interest rates (Thursday).

Lower interest rates are likely to have a bigger impact on consumer spending.Mr Rajan wants to create a more formal system for setting monetary policy, with a committee to decide on interest rates.

The question of housing affordability is dominated by talk of house prices and what the Reserve Bank of Australia will do today when it meets to decide on interest rates.

"When the monetary policy committee meets next week to decide on interest rates, we would call on them to do everything possible to consider the implications of changing interest rates for smaller firms and the self-employed looking to maintain or grow their business," said Cherry.

Other factors included a healthy US jobs report and remarks by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell that the central bank is listening to financial markets before deciding on any further interest rate rises.

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The U.S. central bankers were meeting Tuesday morning to decide on their interest rate policy for the coming six weeks after taking the unusual step of cutting the discount rate on loans to banks by a quarter point on Sunday.

While the prudent balancing of societal and individual interests when deciding on policy matters always requires tough choices, the patient's ancestry should never be employed for denying access to health services, just as it should never be employed for denying access to education or employment.

"In the end someone has to decide on the public interest.