Sentence examples for stable borrowing from inspiring English sources

The ratings agency expects stable borrowing rates and economic growth to lead to fewer missed interest payments and a 2010 year-end global default rate of 3.3%, slightly lower than its U.S. default forecast of 3.6%.

So how has the government managed to keep borrowing stable?

We know that advanced economies with stable governments that borrow in their own currency are capable of running up very high levels of debt without crisis.

Universal banks generally have more stable earnings and lower borrowing costs than specialists in one or the other area of business.Looking at costs can, however, be deceptive.

The Bank of England offered extra funds to banks on Wednesday, its first attempt to lower the cost of credit, and the European bank said it stood ready to do the same should conditions worsen by Thursday, the day the bank is expected to announce that it will keep borrowing costs stable.

The company's borrowing is stable.

Many smaller banks, Mr Lu explains, have taken advantage of stable interbank funding to borrow short-term from other banks and lend long.

There have been times when the swap rates have widened for particular banks (suggesting a growing credit risk) even as their Libor submissions have remained stable (suggesting that the banks' borrowing costs haven't changed).

The industry's cash flows are relatively stable, allowing firms to easily borrow.

The sport's ruling body, the Japan Sumo Association, last night also fired stable master Otake, who had borrowed up to 30 million yen from Kotomitsuki after stacking up his own huge debts betting with the mob.

China's state-owned Xinhua news agency said the latest move "will allow banks to borrow at more stable costs in the interbank market".