Newly issued long bonds, which banks and securities dealers use to adjust interest rate exposure on a daily basis, are so scarce that the market must pay a good bit above the price of older Treasury issues.
Thus, when trying to focus on retail electricity price change in the retail market, we must pay attention to the states of both the wholesale and retail markets.
Even as its business suffers through a sour real estate market, Freddie must pay hefty cash dividends on the preferred stock the government holds.
Nasdaq market makers, which must pay the fees on shares they buy and sell for their own account, are especially anxious to see the fees reduced.
With this internationalizing of the executive talent market, companies everywhere must pay international scales.
The power utilities have been caught in a dangerous vise because under terms of this first phase of deregulation, they must pay market rates for power on the wholesale market while maintaining, until March 2002, caps on the rates they charge consumers.
But what happens when the Cardinals must pay market value?
The other half, however, must pay market rates, which can exceed S$4,100 a month.
The utilities have been squeezed because under that deregulation, they must pay market rates while maintaining, until March 2002, caps on the rates they charge consumers.
That is one reason why bond yields are the best measure for discounting pension liabilities: they help set the market price a company must pay if it wants to offload the burden.
