Sentence examples for remarks on interest from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's reaction may be related then to the market's "irrational exuberance" in reaction to Chairman Ben Bernanke's remarks on interest rates last week.

Some remarks of interest are in order.

Investors' focus was also on a spate of hawkish remarks on inflation and interest rates by the European Central Bank on Wednesday.

Trichet's remarks sounded a hawkish notes on interest rates, and led market watchers to believe that further tightening of monetary policy may be in the offing after the ECB's quarter-point rate hike July 3.

The references to bagman, meaning chief assistant, are part of a self-conscious effort to use language to remind us that the action is set in the early 1960s: A constable discovers a French letter (condom), and Morse remarks on a vicar's interest in cruciverbalism (crossword puzzles).

Referring to the current archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby's recent statements on wanting to compete with payday lender Wonga, he said: "If the church or some of its representatives make remarks on matters of public interest, it can trigger the question where does that come from?

Miles's comments on interest rates closely mirrored Carney's remarks earlier on Tuesday that "the point at which interest rates may begin to rise is moving closer".

Mr. Bernanke did not discuss monetary policy or his outlook on interest rates as he gave brief remarks and responded to several questions from local bankers and business owners.

Add this to the growing list of reasons Carson needs to be checked: Carson's refusal during his confirmation hearing to block HUD dollars from benefiting Trump real estate interests; his disturbing remarks on slavery last week; and his skepticism of some of the current protections under the Fair Housing Act.

Mr. Bush's remarks on the topic today suggested the same interest.

The key phrase in Obama's remarks on the world stage is "mutual respect and mutual interests".