Sentence examples for rate of lending from inspiring English sources

The Danish central bank said Friday morning that it was bumping its key rate of lending by 50 basis points, to 5.5%.

Even without drops in real estate prices in 2008, the average growth rate of lending would have been (-3.3,%), while the average growth of business lending in 2009 for the banks in the sample was (-4.0,%).

Then we used this counterfactual ratio of non-performing loans to estimate what would have been the growth rate of lending in the alternative scenario of zero change in the price of real estate in 2008.

We use a simple model of bank behavior to derive a relationship between the growth rate of lending and the growth rate of capital that does not require measuring an exact measure of the bank's capital surplus.

Leading indicators such as the rate of change of the PPI and the CPI, the rate of lending to corporations, the volume of venture capital, the political attacks on lending institutions such as Fannie Mae, the slowing upside rate of change in the commodity indexes and so forth indicate deflation ahead.

But even if you thought she was being unduly pessimistic, you would want the rate of lending and investment to grow at least no faster than the economy - because the longer they grow faster than the economy, the greater the danger that eventually the debt burden and the write-offs of lousy investments become unaffordably big.

This trend continues and is reflected in increased rates of lending for fisheries development (Murray, 2000).

Nor did he expect a rise in rates to affect the pace of lending.

The rate of that lending must be the Fed's discount rate (the rate at which the Fed routinely lends to banks).

An analysis by The Times of the 2006 data that lenders disclosed under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act shows that in New York City, the rate of subprime lending is far higher for minorities than for whites even at higher income levels.

The violence of the rhetoric reflects growing controversy over BNDES and over state interference in the economy.BNDES's rate of new lending now far exceeds that of the World Bank.