Sentence examples for stepped interest from inspiring English sources

Under a complex hedging arrangement at the time of the 2006 refinancing Macquarie entered into a series of stepped interest rate swaps.

Carney exudes calm authority in predicting these baby step interest rate increases, but the open question is whether he and Britain – or any other developed country and its central bank – understand the degree to which their financial system has gone rogue.

He concedes that leaving New York for a city that had long ago stopped producing or buying important contemporary art was not a good career move, but it gave him the freedom and isolation he needed to follow his out-of-step interests.

The Federal Reserve stepped in, cutting interest rates to encourage spending.

City have been monitoring Sané since December 2013 and have now stepped up their interest.

The Met, which happily seems to have stepped up its interest in design shows, has chosen that exposition year of 1925 as the kickoff for two new ones.

CBS has also stepped up its interest in UK drama and last week commissioned a pilot of Channel 4 transatlantic drama NY-LON.

Manchester United have stepped up their interest in Renato Sanches, the Benfica wonderkid who is drawing rave reviews in Portugal and could now be set for Old Trafford.

The Daily Telegraph revealed last week that Chelsea had agreed a fee for Mata and had stepped up their interest in Pereira.

Cissokho was always under consideration, however, and Liverpool stepped up their interest in the 25-year-old France international once the Siqueira deal hit complications.

Other cycles, the Federal Reserve Board stepped in, raising interest rates that cooled down financial markets.