Sentence examples for mean interest from inspiring English sources

Thus it could mean interest rates rising sooner than might otherwise be expected.

According to Bank forecasts, that would mean interest rates will be left on hold until at least the second half of 2016.

Industry safeguards mean interest must be paid by the new provider from the first day that interest is no longer paid by an old provider.

It is not clear, for example, whether an independent Scotland would adopt the euro, which is unpopular thanks to the unfolding crisis on the continent, or sterling, which would mean interest rates still being set in London.

Other economists said that because whichever party winning next year's election would have to cut spending and raise taxes to close the enormous budget deficit, the resulting fiscal squeeze would mean interest rates would probably be kept very low to keep the economy moving.

Combined, those factors mean interest in tickets for WWDC isn't likely to flag anytime soon.

That means interest payments will be coming in, to supplement payroll taxes and meet the bills.

Inflation a little below target means interest rates a little below neutral, not at record lows.

"Looking ahead two years, we would like to be reaching a point where monetary policy could again be effective, which means interest rates in the range of 3-43-4%

This went live in April and means interest and gains from peer-to-peer loans can, in theory, be earned free of tax.

And despite a dissent from one member, the committee reaffirmed that the sluggish economy meant interest rates would stay low "for an extended period".