Sentence examples for floor interest from inspiring English sources

When shopping for these bonds, pay attention to the spread over the index (Libor plus 20 basis points is typical for an AA-rated bond), the bond's reset frequency and floor interest rate.

The longer central banks sought to floor interest rate at artificially low levels--particularly through large-scale asset purchases (or "QE") and, to a lesser extent, aggressive forward-policy guidance--the more investors would look to flee financial repression by investing in emerging markets.

The Fed's overnight reverse repo facility was initially conceived as the tool to do the job with some uncertainty as to whether it would be an appropriate floor on interest rates versus the rate offered on IOR (interest on reserves).

He concludes that an inflation target of 1-2% avoids most of the problems likely to arise from the zero floor for interest rates.Japan's recent experience suggests that an economy may sometimes need negative real interest rates.

Beijing has removed a floor on interest rates banks can charge, which could lower rates and encourage business activity and spending.

Halifax was forced last month, following the intervention of the Financial Services Authority, to drop a clause in its mortgage contracts allowing it to impose a floor on interest rates.

When loan officers were the primary distributors of fixed income capital, society needed to put a floor on interest rates to help ensure these officers allocated capital to investments that would earn a minimum level of return.

Floor plan interest deductibility has been part of the tax code since 1918.

NADA respectfully urges the Senate to include the language of H.R. 1, so that floor plan interest remains fully deductibility," said the letter from NADA President Peter Welch reviewed by Reuters.

That means that the floor on interest rates is likely higher in the euro area, Japan and the United States than in Sweden, Switzerland or Denmark (that is, even if the Fed ultimately concludes that it has the legal authority to set the interest rate on excess reserves below zero).

Besides Murray's latest efforts, which will include trying to corral Republicans behind her bill and pressing leadership to allow it to come to the floor, public interest advocates are arguing that now more than ever is the time to do something.