Sentence examples for flexible interest from inspiring English sources

Imposing flexible interest rate controls would certainly shrink the industry.

Iceland said it would use the money to reintroduce a flexible interest rate regime and revise its financial regulation.

Neither flexible interest rates nor loan classifications can help if credit officers cannot tell good loans from bad.

Losses that European banks make on American mortgage products, for instance, may cause tighter credit in Hungary.To deal with such volatility, emerging markets need to manage demand in the way that rich nations do: through more flexible interest rates and exchange rates.

If interest rates went up to match the return on capital, Chinese investment would fall by 3% of GDP, according to a study by Nan Geng and Papa N'Diaye of the IMF.More flexible interest rates would also raise Chinese consumption, says Nick Lardy of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

Specifically, a banking license would permit Chip to begin lending out a portion of customer deposits in order to power a future alternative to your bank's existing overdraft, with a potentially lower and more flexible interest rate.

The dollar peg has made it hard to curb inflation, especially in fast-growing oil economies, whereas a less rigid exchange-rate regime say, a peg with a basket of currencies may allow a more flexible interest-rate policy.

In addition to their differences over growth policies, Mr. Sarkozy wants an "economic government" of the European Union to coordinate fiscal policies at the level of the 16 nations of the euro zone, the better to put pressure the European Central Bank to be more flexible on interest rates.

Because my voice is very flexible and my interest in music is very eclectic".

When it is, it is richly satisfying and keeps minds fresh and flexible, and maintains interest in the possibilities of the world.

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