Sentence examples for global borrowing from inspiring English sources

Neither the scale of lending nor the interest rates charged bore much relation to Shire's global borrowing needs.

The intervention by President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono comes after a punishing week for emerging markets, with currencies from Brazil to India hit hard by fears of higher global borrowing costs and a reduction in cheap cash from the United States.

With typical chutzpah, Keating wanted to deliver a higher-than-expected budget surplus, while at the same time cutting public-sector spending, global borrowing and payments to the states.

One source of pessimism has been the strength of the yen, which investors have bought as a safe haven in the financial crisis and to pay back global borrowing of yen, known as the yen-carry trade.

New measures were announced after a punishing week for emerging markets, with currencies hit hard by fears of higher global borrowing costs and a reduction in cheap cash from the United States.

The charges mark a significant escalation in the Libor investigation, which has till now focused on more junior employees and the manipulation of global borrowing rates to boost trading profits.

English is probably the richest language of all because it is such a global magpie, borrowing from others, and accepting so many "foreign" words before claiming them as its own.

Like many futures shops, MF Global routinely borrowed money from customers and replaced it with assets like United States Treasury securities.

And on Tuesday, Mr. Corzine did say that he had been aware that MF Global occasionally borrowed from customers while putting Treasury securities in the place of client cash.

Does a global megabank borrow more cheaply because creditors expect, with some positive probability, that they will receive downside insurance from the government or the associated central bank under some circumstances?

The half-measures have failed to ease the concerns of global investors, and borrowing costs have kept rising.