Sentence examples similar to interest announcement from inspiring English sources

But, using software automation and the Internet to create a low-cost way to distribute such releases, the founders of Ascribe -- Ron Wolf, a former business reporter, and David Irons, a former university spokesman for Harvard and Berkeley -- are offering a service that is meant to make "public interest" announcements more accessible and affordable.

The central bank also, exceptionally, issued inflation guidance Thursday as part of its interest rate announcement.

His warning comes ahead of the Bank of England's interest rate announcement on Thursday.

This year, to capitalize on that interest, the announcement took place in the crossroads of consumerdom, Times Square.

WALL STREET responded to the Federal Reserve's interest rate announcement last week with firm, if rapidly fluctuating, conviction.

Paul Hollingsworth at the thinktank Capital Economics said: "Thursday's Bank of England interest rate announcement looks set to be another uneventful one.

Also on Tuesday, Stephen Poloz, the new Bank of Canada governor, will make his first interest rate announcement; he is expected to keep rates unchanged.

The statement, issued along with the bank's monthly interest rate announcement, was itself a departure from previous practice and showed that Mr. Carney, who became governor on Monday, is already making his mark on procedures.

"The earthquake has caused substantial damage to property and buildings, and immense disruption to business activity," the central bank governor, Alan Bollard, said in a statement accompanying the interest rate announcement on Thursday.

It is not necessary to resort to the invidious expedient of comparisons in order to account for the interest the announcement of a new novel by "George Eliot" has excited.

Looking ahead to the European Central Bank interest rate announcement this afternoon, Archer adds: Despite mounting signs that the already weak eurozone economic situation is deteriorating anew and muted inflationary pressures, the ECB still seems unlikely to cut interest rates from 0.75%to0.50%0% at today's April policy meeting.