Sentence examples for rates to move from inspiring English sources

Out says: "There is no reason for rates to move much in either direction".

But analysts expect rates to move by at least another quarter-point to 6% by the end of the year.

The yen slid again after reports suggested Japan's economy might not be strong enough for interest rates to move higher.

"It won't be 5 to 6 percent, but a positive 2.5 or 3 percent growth rate that would allow interest rates to move higher," he said.

Inflation is under control and so there is no need for interest rates to move much higher, let alone double as they did in the late 1980s.

There are several factors that limit any big move up in interest rates on a Bush victory, which is why traders and analysts do not expect interest rates to move much higher than their present levels for the time being.

"We expect the Fed funds rate to move up by 1 percentage [point] through the end of 2016," he said.

And one thing Democratic strategists agree on: they need Mr. Obama's approval rating to move higher to ease their Election Day pain.

The 90m-long, 10,000-horsepower Aurora Australis is rated to move through ice that is 1.3m thick, with 20cm of snow on top, at approximately two knots.

It would require China's low consumption rate to move still lower to make room for so much investing and exporting.

The authors first knock on the head the notion that the banking system must be cleaned up before allowing the exchange rate to move.