Sentence examples for hikes until from inspiring English sources

Tumbling oil prices drove inflation back to zero in August, giving the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee more reason to hold fire on interest rate hikes until well into next year.

The case was only about trying to destroy the law by denying insurance to millions and setting in motion a death spiral of raised premiums, cancelled policies, and more rate hikes until the system collapsed.

The workshop schedule (bird-watching early morning; hikes until midafternoon; discussions during and sometimes after dinner) wasn't too demanding, but in my blessedly slowed-down state, I just didn't manage to do it all.

Chris Williamson, chief economist at economic pollsters Markit, said: "The third quarter slowdown, and warning lights from recent business surveys about the weakness intensifying in September, suggests that policymakers will want more time to assess the extent of the slowdown as we move into the fourth quarter, effectively postponing any rate hikes until next year".

Countries experiencing a weaker recovery and larger output gaps, such as Malaysia, Singapore, New Zealand and Taiwan, will delay rate hikes until the second half of 2010.

"Where is inflation going to come from?" asks Sheard, who flatly predicts that there will be no interest rate hikes until the end of 2010 almost 18 months away–and then it will come in two timid 25 basis point bumps in the target federal funds rate to leave put the overnight rate at one-half of one percent in 2011.

We hiked until boredom overtook us.

"The lack of headline inflationary pressures gives the BoE a bit of room to delay a first hike until next year.

With inflation below zero and headwinds from overseas, economists do not expect a rate hike until well into next year.

"A few months ago no one expected a rate hike until late in 2002," Mr. Carmichael wrote in a report last Friday.

"A hard landing for China could lead to much lower growth and inflation in the UK which, in turn, could potentially delay the first rate hike until 2017 or beyond," says Goodwin.