Sentence examples for more aggressive rate from inspiring English sources
Nervousness about prospects for more aggressive rate increases by the Fed sent bond prices sharply lower on Friday, and this anxiety also caused price swings yesterday.
"Why the Fed Can't Fix It Now" (editorial, Dec. 16) seems to suggest that more aggressive rate cuts by the Federal Reserve will help the economy.
America is either in recession or near one; Mr Bernanke has all but promised more aggressive rate cuts, but confidence in the banking system is low.
"The millionaires have stocks and bonds, and they're chasing with their safety money," said Nick Ferris, a 24-year-old software engineer from Rockville, Md., who readily acknowledges that he is one of the more aggressive rate chasers, having borrowed money at 0percentt introductory rates from six credit cards.
If not brave, we might be fostering the underheard at even more aggressive rate".
As I've stated before, the economy absolutely needs to see more aggressive rate cuts.
The Consumer Price Index stayed flat in February after a dip in energy prices, making way for more aggressive interest rate cuts.
Underpinning the market were growing hopes the Fed would come to the economy's rescue with more aggressive interest rate cuts after a key business conditions index dropped sharply, analysts said.
Investors this week learned to love, or at least to live with, bad news, and the major gauges posted modest gains for the week as analysts began to anticipate somewhat more aggressive interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
In the literature changes in size have been reported in adrenal incidentalomas (Bastounis et al, 1997; Barry et al, 1998; Terzolo et al, 1998; Barzon et al, 1999; Siren et al, 2000; Libe et al, 2002; Grumbach et al, 2003), with such variations sometimes believed to reflect a more aggressive growth rate (Mansmann et al, 2004).
If the market's swoon proves temporary, Mr. Greenspan will have to be more aggressive on rates than many investors expect, Mr. Dudley contended.
