Sentence examples for imposed negative from inspiring English sources

In addition, the ratings agency imposed negative outlooks onto two other investment firms, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase.

In Japan, the central bank has imposed negative rates and you are charged by banks to store money.

Earlier this month the ECB cut interest rates to a record low, imposed negative rates on bank deposits, and announced €400bn (£319bn) of cheap funding.

The outstanding stock of loans to non-financial companies in the euro zone fell by 0.5% in the six months after the ECB imposed negative rates.

Japanese banking stocks were already under pressure from years of electronic money printing by the central bank and tumbled further early in the year as the Bank of Japan imposed negative interest rates on them to encourage lending to businesses.

Network structure was a key consideration at the time, because linkages through derivatives and other risk-sharing arrangements led to heightened systemic risk levels and imposed negative externalities on society.

Will it impose negative interest rates on bank deposits, as the OECD advised today?

Now, central banks such as Japan and Sweden have begun to impose negative official interest rates.

Instead, nanoparticles prepared in the presence of sodium dioctylsulfosuccinate impose negative photochromism on the ligand.

In urban areas, subway construction inevitably imposes negative impacts on adjacent buried pipelines.

Yet rich-world central banks are starting to impose negative interest rates.