Sentence examples for interest rate designed from inspiring English sources

During 2003 the Bank of Norway, in an effort to strengthen the labour market and favour exports, reduced its interest rate, designed to prevent inflation, from 6.5% to 2.25%.

7: Savers, often the elderly and pensioners, will suffer miserable incomes at very low interest rates designed to rescue those in debt.

After a brief rally, the rouble hit new historic lows on Tuesday, just hours after an overnight rise in interest rates designed to halt its fall.

IF THERE is one thing worse than a huge rise in interest rates designed to stabilise your currency, it is a huge rise in rates that fails to stabilise your currency.

Its central bank will lower the reserve requirements for banks as of Monday, reversing a long period of increases in reserve requirements and interest rates designed to take the air out of property markets and soaring inflation.

In fact, $13,000 in fees was added to the loan, and its interest rate was designed to rise a full percentage point every six months.

No-arbitrage interest rate models are designed to be consistent with the current term structure of interest rates.

This finding is in direct conflict with Bundesbank's public statements that indicate that its interest rate policy was designed to calm its foreign exchange markets.

America's economy was also slowing well before the crash of 1929, in part because of Fed interest-rate hikes designed to teach an exuberant Wall Street a lesson.

This paper shows that properly designed interest rate rules can be consistent with maintaining exchange rate stability.

In this respect charging all students the same interest rate creates a poorly designed system of subsidies and penalties.