Sentence examples for interest rate in return from inspiring English sources

Here's what happened: The central bank, anxious to avoid any appearance that it is, in effect, printing money and risking inflation, routinely "sterilizes" its purchases of government bonds by taking deposits from euro area commercial banks, which receive a modest interest rate in return.

Investors are eagerly providing money to companies and countries with low credit ratings, and they are accepting historically low junk bond interest rates in return.

Many junk bonds were financed through securitizations, in which some investors accepted lower interest rates in return for other investors being first to take any losses from defaults.

Companies in that position usually negotiate new terms with their lenders, often paying higher interest rates in return for less stringent cash-flow requirements.

Why we're giving money to banks instead of two-year loans -- using the model of student loans -- to homeowners to pay their mortgages (on which they don't have to pay interest or principal for two years, while requiring their banks to renegotiate their interest rates in return for saving the banks from "toxic assets") is something the average person doesn't understand.

Even if the deficit continues to grow in proportion to the economy, we're safe as long as those who lend money to the U.S. aren't worried about being repaid and therefore don't demand high interest rates in return for their loans.

The move is intended to signal that interest rates in the US will eventually return to normal.

After decades in which investors could buy short-term government bonds and earn double-digit returns, interest rates in Brazil have dropped.

The amounts due for the pension plans will not be final until early 2004 and could change depending on the level of investment returns and interest rates in the rest of 2003, Mr. Ebenhoch said.

As a nation we should prepare sensibly for a return to normal interest rates in the future.

With interest rates in the industrial world at 40-year lows, investors have sought higher returns ever further afield.