Sentence examples for imminent hike from inspiring English sources

The bad news for drivers is that an imminent hike in the tax on insurance is likely to add a few more pounds to the cost of a policy.

This summer, China's malaise became even more pronounced, while the Fed advertised an imminent hike in rates at home.

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The improved rate of inflation will weaken the prospect of an imminent interest rate hike by policymakers at the Bank of England, although the figure is still double the Government's 2% target.

As long as upcoming data continue to show inflation at tame levels, Collins is confident that the end of Federal Reserve rate hikes is imminent and that stocks will reward investors in 2006.

The governor will not want to tie his hands too tightly, but could confirm a hike is not imminent.

That was just days before October jobs numbers showed unusually high job growth, prompting a series of hints from other Fed decision-makers that a rate hike would be imminent, barring unforeseen economic changes.

With the House likely to reconvene at noon on Tuesday, a deal appeared imminent that would cancel historic tax hikes for most Americans.

The strong economic performance has many speculating that an interest rate hike from the Fed is imminent.

Virgin Media, which called on Ofcom to open up a formal investigation under the 1998 Competition Act, said a review was required with the next auction imminent and analysts predicting a further 60% hike.

The central bank will also continue to hike the reserve requirement ratio, with the next increase imminent, the Shanghai-based economist said.