Sentence examples for too low interest from inspiring English sources

"We should be concerned about too low interest rates for too long," he said.

But you had millions of people taking loans they should not have been taking, and investors lending money at too low interest rates," Mr. Davidoff said.

A second reason is that the policies being used (too low interest rates, excessive deficits) will eventually undermine the value of the asset one is trying to support; this clearly applies to government bonds.

With such a steep drop in income, about 15% of the current branch network tips over into unprofitability, he says.In Europe too, low interest rates "are having a very significant impact on retail banks", says Pedro Rodeia of McKinsey.

The claim is that when there is a central bank interest rates will end up being too low much of the time, because the central bank will be supplying money to commercial banks to protect them from the risk of bank runs and this leads to excessive money supply growth, hence too low interest rates, hence too much borrowing.

The U.S. and indeed the global economy is walking a fine line due to increasing leverage and the potential for too high (or too low) interest rates to wreak havoc on an increasingly stressed financial system.

Blame is being spread deep, except to the major Washington culprits the too-low interest rates imposed in 2003, the weak-dollar policy, the disastrous tax code, poor regulatory choices and indifference to equity prices.

Malaysia set up Asia's most advanced futures market last year, but volume is too low to interest traders at the international banks.

So, too, are low interest rates that make the cost of borrowing significantly cheaper.

It is worried that central banks are being asked to do too much with low interest and quantitative easing.

The UK has the same economic weakness as the US: private investment has been too low even with interest rates at record lows.