Sentence examples for longer term debt from inspiring English sources

In the longer term, debt and demography cloud the country's prospects.

If markets anticipate an explosion of short-term interest rates a few years down the road, why is anyone today buying the longer term debt at such low yields?

Surprisingly, many can hold longer term debt of corporations and banks, shares in public companies, sovereign credits from countries around the world in addition to traditional commercial paper.

What it's doing now is buying longer-term debt.

Should the US government lock in today's ultra-low borrowing costs by issuing longer-term debt?

The Treasury will buy back some longer-term debt later this year.

"The longer-term debt markets have been very healthy," Ms. Hall said.

An auction of Italian longer-term debt on Thursday is expected to be closely watched.

Both countries' longer-term debt yields, which reflect higher risk and uncertainty, remain relatively high.

That will ease the pressure, but banks also need help raising longer-term debt.

Lowering deficits also assumes lower interest rates on refinancing, which will help tackle longer-term debt.