Sentence examples for maturities from inspiring English sources

Much is held by other eurozone governments, which must decide whether to help Athens by cutting the interest rates on its bonds or extending the maturities on those debts.

Greece's interest rate was cut by one percentage point, maturities were doubled to 30 years, and interest payments were deferred by ten years.

Some are happy to see a potential bubble deflated.The government-run companies that nearly sank the economy in 2009 have repaid or restructured most of their debts, often by extending maturities.

More important, the fintech firms avoid the two basic risks inherent in banking: mismatched maturities and leverage.

Greece's creditors are not in principle opposed to ideas such as extending loan maturities, but want to postpone the discussion for now.Wasn't Greece supposed to have run out of money by now?

So he and Mr Singh set up a series of experiments to rectify the matter.They started by placing roughly half-gram samples of unprocessed raw cotton of different maturities into circular stainless steel meshes.

Yields fell, with those in Europe even becoming negative for bonds with two-year maturities.

It borrows in its own currency, at fixed rates and long maturities.

Thanks to a new Federal Reserve programme, companies are now able to borrow at longer maturities in the commercial-paper market.

He says the market is dominated by companies issuing bonds to lock in interest rates while they extend maturities, not companies using credit to aggressively relever.

The European Central Bank bought Italian and Spanish government bonds for the first time, causing the yields on those maturities to drop and easing the cost of borrowing for Italy and Spain, but the intervention provided little relief for investors elsewhere.