Sentence examples for zero interest rate from inspiring English sources

Leeds building society has launched a mortgage with a "zero" interest rate for the first six months.

Zirp Zirp means a zero interest rate policy.

The zero interest rate policy – or Zirp – is part of Bernanke's historical legacy.

Some cards have introductory zero interest rate periods of up to 18 months.

So what if last Friday the Bank of Japan finally ended its "zero interest rate policy" (yes, ZIRP)?

In particular, the risks of running a zero interest rate policy and large budget deficits are rising.

Motor vehicle sales, previously boosted by zero interest-rate loans, slumped by 13% in September.Euro-area manufacturing may be sliding back into recession.

The country pursued a zero interest-rate policy from 2001 to 2006, when it gradually started raising rates, which reached 0.5 percent in early 2007.

GDP grew by a 0.2% annual rate in the three months to December, thanks mostly to increased government spending and zero interest-rate car-financing programmes.

As the Bank nears what economists call "Zirp" - a zero interest-rate policy - the boundaries between monetary policy and fiscal policy, and the roles of the Bank and the Treasury, become blurred.

It's just that in the jargon, we are at ZIRP (zero interest-rate policy).