Sentence examples for loans offsetting from inspiring English sources

Rising personal incomes have increased demand for the banks' long-term savings products, credit cards and car loans, offsetting the declining margins banks now earn on corporate lending.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer borrowing broke a record stretch of declines with an increase in January, as a rise in auto loans offset continued weakness in credit card borrowing.

A bump in credit cards and commercial lending — and record origination of auto loans — further offset the home loan slowdown.

In America, people saving for retirement can apply tax breaks to their loans, and offset their losses against profits.

As far back as the 1990s, it had to underwrite loads of new loans to offset losses on older mortgages.

Indonesia is counting on the international loans to offset roughly 40percentt of its expected budget deficit next year.

Gov. Rick Perry declared all 254 of the state's counties disaster areas and asked the federal Agriculture Department to grant farmers and ranchers low-interest emergency loans to offset the effects of lingering drought.

"It could be just an accounting artifact, an asymetry between the C.D.S. being marked down aggressively while there was an improvement in the underlying loans to offset the losses".

"It could be just an accounting artifact, an asymmetry between the C.D.S. being marked down aggressively while there was an improvement in the underlying loans to offset the losses".

On Friday, ABN Amro, which generates more than 80 percent of its revenue from its domestic operations, reported a 3 percent fall, to 817 million euros, in its net income in the first half of the year, as an increase in troubled loans was offset by one-time gains.

Furthermore, the environment might be such as to create coping strategies that are undesirable, such as benefit fraud, or unsustainable, such as the building of multiple loans to offset each other.