Sentence examples for lower nominal from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if falling inflation causes investors to question the sustainability of the debt, it could lead to higher, not lower, nominal interest rates.

Since 2012, the RBA notes our real exchange rate has fallen by about 12% due to the combination of a lower nominal exchange rate and "to some extent, a decline in Australia's unit labour costs relative to our trading partners".

Most creditors have accepted a repayment at a lower nominal value (30%) of Argentina's sovereign debt, but NML Capital refused to participate in the debt restructuring offered by Argentina.

The group, which also owns brand names like Cartier and Montblanc, said it plans for a 100-for-one share split, after a change in Swiss law that will allow lower nominal values per share.

The MPC said wage growth has been "weaker than anticipated" back in November and suggested low consumer price inflation "may have made lower nominal wages more acceptable" to employees, even while the labour market is getting tighter.

From 1900 to 2009, at much lower nominal gold prices than those prevailing today, the worldwide stock of gold grew at 1.5 percent a year, according to the United States Geological Survey and the World Gold Council.

QE aims to stimulate demand by lowering nominal long-term interest rates, much as conventional monetary easing works by lowering short-term nominal rates.

Israel's central bank cut interest rates yesterday by a fifth of a percentage point for the second time this month, an expected move that lowered nominal lending rates to 6.8percentt.

In general, the government plans to offer to lower the nominal corporate tax rate from 33% to 25-30%, in exchange for eliminating specific tax breaks.Mr Echeverry is still working out the details, and is waiting for Mr Santos' final approval before presenting the bill to Congress when its session begins on March 20th.

The facility could also be used to prop up Greek banks, which would require recapitalisation since they hold large amounts of Greek government debt.The EFSF is such a handy device that this week has also seen renewed talk about its lending money to Greece so that the government there can buy back its bonds at today's depressed prices, which would lower the nominal value of its towering debt.

Avon's stock is lower, in nominal dollars, than it was in 1972.