"imminent interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or event that is about to happen or is likely to happen soon, and that is likely to attract or require immediate attention or concern. Example: The company's sudden bankruptcy has caused imminent interest among investors and shareholders, who are concerned about the future of their investments.
Boeing has expressed interest in Cargolifter's technology, but has not signaled any imminent interest in investing.
Comments from the Bank of England governor Mervyn King playing down an imminent interest rate rise also helped sentiment.
Treasury Prices Rise By Reuters Treasury prices climbed yesterday after the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, seemed to rule out an imminent interest rate increase.
The odds of an imminent interest rate increase in China fell on Friday, as Beijing announced that industrial production grew at a slightly slower clip in June.
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.
Speaking a day after the governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, hinted at an imminent interest rate cut to shore up the economy, Osborne spelled out the government's role in keeping money flowing following the EU referendum result.
The possibility of imminent interest-rate rises worries many.
The equity indexes bounced back last week, on the hope that imminent interest-rate cuts would deliver the economy and corporate profits from disaster.
Increasing the frenzy, the Bank has spent the last few weeks preparing people for an imminent interest-rate rise - the first for more than six years.
The final quarter of the year saw the most profit alerts since the 2001 dotcom crash as falling oil prices, an imminent US interest rate rise and fears over Chinese growth triggered global financial gloom.
Unexpectedly weak job creation in the American economy in September prompted traders to dampen expectations of an imminent Federal Reserve interest rate rise and stoked fears that troubles in the global financial markets are having an impact on the US.
