Sentence examples for one more increase from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carey of the Mortgage Bankers Association in Washington said his group was predicting that the Federal Reserve would raise rates again next month followed by at least one more increase by the first half of the year.

"One more increase is probably in the bank, taking the funds target to 6percentt," said Chris Varvares, an economist at Macroeconomic Advisers, a consulting and forecasting firm in St . Louis

Central Bank Raises Interest Rates Again And Suggests Another Increase Is Likely The Federal Reserve's interest-rate-setting committee raised the benchmark federal funds rate by a quarter of a percentage point, to 4.75percentt, and suggested that at least one more increase was in the cards.

This may offer the RBI some comfort in its battle against inflation, but the bank's new, stricter inflation target (4.5-5% in 2007/08, down from 5-5.5 5-5.5%06/07) suggests that there winl be one more increase in interest rates by the end of 2006/07 the other hand, for both economic and political reasuggestslicymakers cannothatford therenore the problems of exporters.

Investors are betting on one more rate increase before the end of the year after inflation held above the bank's 2 percent target for a third month in July.

One more rent increase on my shared flat and we're out of the area.

The center found that women who work just one more year increase their benefits by 8.6%, while men's benefits increase by 7.8%, mostly because they tend to have fewer lower-earning years to replace.

On his last day at the Fed, Mr. Greenspan pushed through one more small increase in short-term interest rates, to 4.50percentt, and signaled that the current series of rate rises was nearing an end.

This time the Fed's statement warned of "inflationary imbalances" and hinted strongly that at least one more rate increase was coming.

Still, most analysts see a good chance of at least one more rate increase later this year, possibly as early as August to be well ahead of November elections.

Melissa O'Donnell, formerly one of the chefs at Le Zoo and now the owner of Salt in SoHo -- where the entrées are 30percentt higher than at Le Zoo -- said one more rent increase could be the end of her restaurant.