Sentence examples for rising risk of default from inspiring English sources

The Real Estate Roundtable sees a rising risk of default and foreclosure on an estimated $400 billion in commercial mortgages that come due this year.

First, Moody's said, if Congress does not increase the Treasury's borrowing authority in coming weeks, the nation's credit rating may be lowered "due to the very small but rising risk of a short-lived default".

With the risk of default rising, a fifth of these firms face a downgrade, in many cases imminent.In reality, a tough monetary stance would have to be softened by an extension of Brazil's lavish financial subsidies.

But analysts warned the risk of default rises each day if the debt limit is not raised by the deadline, because the Treasury will have to depend on about $30 billion cash on hand and the flow of incoming tax revenues to make payments.

The leverage-fed global bubble in asset prices has left many individuals, some companies and a daunting list of countries at credible risk of default whenever interest rates rise from their current ultralow levels.

The stakes rise as we approach the debt limit and the risk of default — which the Treasury Department notes could have an impact like that of the 2008 financial crisis and "has the potential to be catastrophic".

With a rising portion of Spain's 663 billion euros, or $876 billion, in home mortgages at risk of default, many economists say it is only a matter of time before some of Spain's biggest banks will need a bailout.

The value of loans sold to other financial institutions on the "secondary" market grew fivefold in the 1990s, to about $100 billion.The most dramatic development, however, has been the rise of credit derivatives, especially credit-default swaps (insurance against the risk of default), which have been bought overwhelmingly by big banks.

That partly reflects rising fears of default.

The government takes the risk of default.

One is the risk of default.