Sentence examples for rates tracked from inspiring English sources

And if the nation's long-term homicide rates, tracked over the past few decades, are any measure, none of this traditional "crime fighting" has done much good.

It has plunged from 30 won per dollar to about 8,500 won per dollar, according to exchange rates tracked by Daily NK.

Middle American divorce rates and out-of-wedlock birth rates tracked with the college-educated until the 1980s; they've been converging with high school dropouts ever since.

That much is borne out by the results of recent bond auctions, which have met with demand for about twice as many securities as the amount being issued, while interest rates tracked downward.

On the black market, the won has shed more than 99 percent of its value against the dollar since the revaluation, according to exchange rates tracked by Daily NK, a Seoul-based news and information Web site focused on North Korea.

Labor supply, rather than labor demand, readily explains why elderly unemployment rates tracked the general population's during the recession, while elderly employment did not: the willingness (or necessity, if you want) of working had changed more for the elderly than for the rest of the population.

Mortgage rates track those yields, and decline right along with them".

Mortgage rates track the yields on the 10-year Treasury note.

These average rates track the market, but aggressive lenders who quickly adjust rates to their cost of funds currently offer lower rates.

And interest rates on several types of consumer loans can be expected to tick modestly higher because the rates track government-issued debt.

Here's one of the figures from his paper, with all variables expressed in natural logs: With the end of fixed rates, relative prices became much more variable, with real exchange rates tracking nominal rates.