Sentence examples for rates stuck from inspiring English sources

With rates stuck near zero, the protests now come from the opposite direction.

EUROPE'S interest rates, stuck at 2% for 30 months, have not increased in more than five years.

Then in the 1970s, the United States education system began to stagnate, with high-school graduation rates stuck at about three-quarters of all students.

Of course, with short-term interest rates stuck at zero, the Fed has also found it harder to stimulate the economy to combat high unemployment.

The Bank of England later issued a statement, describing Haldane's remarks as his "personal view" and stressed that if it raised interest rates – stuck at record lows since March 2009 – too quickly the consequences might be severe.

Of the rich world's four major central banks, Britain's and Japan's already have their policy rates stuck near zero and the fourth, the European Central Bank (ECB), is likely to get there this year.

Consequently, pressure on Portuguese 10-year bonds eased only slightly on Monday, with interest rates sticking close to the 7.4 percent at which they have traded for the last few weeks.

It is no wonder that Gallup finds Congress's approval rating stuck in the teens.

New figures released today show industrial production slowing and the unemployment rate stuck near its postwar high.

Despite some improvements, the labor market remains strictly regulated, contributing to an unemployment rate stuck at 13.5 percent.

Job creation will lag, with the unemployment rate stuck at 8% in 2015, compared with 5.5% before the financial crisis hit.