Sentence examples for narrower spreads from inspiring English sources

Carlo Cottarelli and Laura Jaramillo of the IMF say tighter fiscal policy, by hurting the near-term growth outlook, could actually lead to wider, rather than narrower, spreads.

This, they say, did not help narrow the spreads.The study concludes that the new rules are not entitled to all the credit for narrower spreads.

Because rising sovereign yields have been accompanied by narrower spreads on riskier debt, such as lower-grade corporate bonds, this is plausible.Investors' uncertainty is not surprising.

In addition, the introduction of decimal prices, which allow quotes to move by 1 cent, rather than the old one-sixteenth, or 6.25 cents, has led to narrower spreads.

[C6.] A Deluge of Bonds for Asia Attracted by narrower spreads and low interest rates in the United States, Southeast Asian governments and companies are issuing a deluge of bonds.

Attracted by the narrower spreads and the fact that American interest rates are themselves near 40-year lows, Southeast Asian governments and companies are issuing a deluge of new dollar- and euro-denominated bonds, some to refinance old higher-rate debt and some to gear up for the surge in export demand that should come as the United States economy recovers.

Falling stock prices, faster delivery times, a narrower spread between yields on 10-year Treasury notes and the Fed's overnight rate, a rise in jobless benefit claims and a drop in building permits also contributed to the August decrease.

Leading the decrease was the money supply, followed by a narrower spread between the yield on the 10-year Treasury note and overnight loans, which can be used as a gauge of the direction of interest rates.

It offers 1.05× narrower spread in standby power.

So it is likely that has a narrower spread than the conditioning data.

The spread is large, but appropriate partitioning of the links can produce individual scatter plots of narrower spread.