Sentence examples for medium term interest from inspiring English sources
These policies did indeed reduce long and medium term interest rates on government securities and mortgage bonds.
Despite monetary policy being much more expansionary than was expected and medium term interest rates falling rapidly, growth and inflation throughout the industrial world have been much lower than anticipated.
For example, committing to maintain zero policy rates for, say, three years implies that interest rates on securities with up to a three-year maturity should also fall to zero, given that medium term interest rates are based on expectations concerning short term rates over the next three years.
The public-private consortium format was employed because this translational task is considered to require the combined skill sets of both industry and academic sectors, and to be in the near-to-medium term interests of both groups.
Well, the decline in medium-term interest rates could be pronounced excessive if anyone expected lower rates to produce a runaway boom — but nobody expects that.
I hope that a new regime in China will see that it cannot possibly be in their long-term, or even medium-term, interest to stifle artists and poets.
Mr Carrington then gave a list of possible ways of using this type of investment: · loans: short or medium-term, interest free or low interest, to fund activity or developments that should, if all goes well, generate the means to repay.
If you think medium-term interest rates will indeed climb to 8% or 9%, put your cash in a money market and wait for a better buying opportunity.
Up to now a strong source of Treasury buying has been speculators working the spread between short- and medium-term interest rates.
The emphasis of conventional policy is on short- and medium-term interest rates, while for unconventional policy the focus is usually on long-term yields.
South Africa's medium-term interest rates are the fourth highest among the world's 57 main economies, lagging only Brazil, Turkey and Pakistan.
