Sentence examples for decreasing interest rates from inspiring English sources

He added that he hoped to encourage domestic business by decreasing interest rates on overdue taxes.

The two economies are substantially integrated, and when the Federal Reserve Board decided recently against decreasing interest rates, the Canadian dollar -- sometimes called the loonie because of the water bird depicted on $1 coins -- was pummeled.

While it is no doubt true that on a currency basis the FTSE100 is still down in euro and US dollar terms, the fact that it is one of the highest yielding blue chip benchmarks at over 4% could well be providing a pull factor in an era of ever decreasing interest rates.

The combination of decreasing interest rates, loosening lending standards and regulatory changes for publicly traded companies would set the stage for the largest boom private equity had seen.

He quickly added, "I don't exclude that we could decrease interest rates again".

For homeowners, these profits and reinvestments can result in decreased interest rates.

Economy Minister Jose Luis Machinea spent much of the weekend reassuring Wall Street analysts and international bankers that the government would not budge from its policies of cutting its deficit to decrease interest rates.

When the central bank purchases securities on the open market, the effects will be (1) to increase the reserves of commercial banks, a basis on which they can expand their loans and investments; (2) to increase the price of government securities, equivalent to reducing their interest rates; and (3) to decrease interest rates generally, thus encouraging business investment.

Let's just forget about it.' " Such is the experience of many qualified buyers these days — especially with officers at major lenders focused on maintaining their current mortgage portfolios in the face of ever-decreasing interest rates, said Ross Olcott, the vice president for national sales of PHH Mortgage in Mount Laurel, N.J.

This story holds up well during periods of flat-to-decreasing interest rates.

An overheating economy hits productivity (by raising operating costs), savings (by decreasing real interest rates), and, eventually, consumption.