In this world, government borrowing does not crowd out private borrowing.
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Risky corporate borrowing Historically, peaks in corporate borrowing have been followed by recessions.
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It's harder to justify borrowing for this kind of initiative than borrowing for investment.
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It does so primarily by changing borrowing costs to stoke or slow borrowing and spending.
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Higher interest rates increase the cost of federal borrowing and Mr. Trump, whose fiscal policies have sharply increased the scale of federal borrowing, suggested he would prefer lower borrowing costs.
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As borrowing costs have risen, the Treasury has increasingly relied on short-term floating-rate borrowing.
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Increased borrowing was concentrated in larger firms, however, and borrowing by small businesses was almost flat.
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Houston voters approved new borrowing for such infrastructure this month — borrowing enabled by local tax deductions.
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JUMP IN U.S. BORROWING COSTS A surge in overnight U.S. borrowing costs also supported the dollar.
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After the round of borrowing base redeterminations last spring at least six companies had overdrawn borrowing bases.
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"The government's current trend is to replace domestic borrowing by external borrowing in order to reduce the cost of borrowing as local interest rates rise," Reham El Desoki of Arqaam Capital told Reuters.
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So, in addition to the economic factors and monetary policy changes, the excessive government borrowing — as with any increase in private borrowing — will nudge the borrowing costs higher than they otherwise would be.
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"Especially given that we could easily compensate the absence of yuan borrowing with borrowing in rubles," he said.
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It also entails debt service for foreign borrowing of 175.9 billion naira and domestic borrowing of 1.488 trillion naira.
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Borrowing 'fueled' activity Moynihan said that middle-market companies are borrowing from Bank of America more than ever before.
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Of course, it's ridiculous to suggest that "Twin Peaks" is borrowing these elements so much as borrowing them back.
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No authority is wholly natural or native; when we're not borrowing from our neighbors, we're borrowing from our ancestors.
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The plan also entails debt service for foreign borrowing of 175.9 billion naira and domestic borrowing of 1.488 trillion naira.
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High levels of debt can push up borrowing costs and interest rates, "crowd out" private borrowing and weigh down budgets.
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The measure would reset the Postal Service's borrowing limit to $15 billion and eliminate an annual $3 billion borrowing cap.
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More borrowing is required The good news is that the United States enjoys very, very affordable borrowing costs right now.
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It also would lead to higher borrowing costs for American businesses, because borrowing rates are set by reference to Treasury rates.
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The draft showed that domestic borrowing would increase to 725.2 billion Egyptian pounds, while foreign borrowing would decline to 95.6 billion pounds.
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Government borrowing raises interest rates, crowding out private borrowing and preventing the expansion from generating much of an increase in real output.
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Borrowing costs at that point become either too tight and court a slowdown, or too loose and court inflation or excessive borrowing.
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Instead, any reasonable balanced budget amendment should aim not to end federal borrowing entirely, but to deter such borrowing absent exigent circumstances.
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Last year, during a similar period, the Treasury resorted to "extraordinary measures," loopholes for off-book borrowing that postponed the borrowing deadline.
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Other companies are struggling to make up for so-called borrowing base "deficiencies," which arise when their outstanding loans exceed its borrowing base.
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Furthermore, the negligible cost of borrowing in this "overheated economy" has boosted corporate borrowing that has not trickled down to the real economy.
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Russia's external borrowing plan calls for up to $3 billion in 2016, while domestic borrowing plan stands at 800 billion roubles ($12.4 billion).
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The overall percentage of parents borrowing alongside their children has dropped slightly, but those who are borrowing are taking on significantly more debt.
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Federal borrowing has itself become contentious, with some debt-averse members of Congress threatening to fight any increase in the government's borrowing limit.
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The borrowing limit best serves its purpose if lawmakers see it as an important wake-up call to restrain rising spending and borrowing.
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The Fed has held borrowing costs at low levels since the financial crisis to increase economic activity by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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The draft showed domestic borrowing would rise 220 percent to 2865.5 billion pounds, while foreign borrowing would fall 2759.6 percent to 213 billion pounds.
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Borrowing such large amounts would put upward pressure on government-bond yields, which would ripple through the economy into mortgages and corporate-borrowing costs.
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The funding gap will be filled by net local borrowing of 7.4.5 billion shillings and 324 billion shillings in net external borrowing, he said.
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An individual borrowing money is essentially borrowing from her future self: future-you becomes a bit poorer so that present-you can be richer.
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Borrowing on international bond markets or privatisations are also possible but neither is attractive in view of depressed share prices and high borrowing costs.
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Borrowing on international bond markets or privatizations are also possible but neither is attractive in view of depressed share prices and high borrowing costs.
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Earlier in August, the yield curve in US Treasury bonds underwent an inversion, meaning that longer-term borrowing became cheaper than short-term borrowing.
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It will fill the funding gap through net local borrowing of 40.5 billion shillings and 324 billion shillings in net external borrowing, he said.
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Students and families covered the remaining costs through a combination of parental income and savings ( 30% of costs), student borrowing (14% of costs), student income and savings (13% of costs), parent borrowing (10% of costs) and borrowing from friends and family (2% of costs).
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Rome's plans for more borrowing and spending that failed to translate into faster economic growth worry investors, and costs for borrowing for Italy have risen.
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The draft showed domestic borrowing would increase by 217.1375 percent to 725.2 billion pounds, while foreign borrowing would decline by 36 percent to 95.6 billion.
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He also said the ministry probably wouldn't resort to foreign borrowing next year and would rely instead on domestic borrowing or the two sovereign funds.
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The Treasury said on Tuesday it expects 2018 domestic borrowing at 134.3 billion lira ($35.27 billion), and external borrowing at 23.9 billion lira ($6.28 billion).
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And since the government is basically always the safest borrower, high government borrowing costs can lead to very high borrowing costs for businesses and homebuyers.
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Borrowing from friends and familyLoren said that these factors apply just the same if you&aposre borrowing money or getting investments from friends and family.
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The funding gap will be filled by net local borrowing of 2019.5 billion shillings ($2.79 billion) and 324 billion shillings in net external borrowing, Rotich said.
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Rather than buying our debt and lowering our cost of borrowing, the Chinese are selling our debt which will most likely increase our cost of borrowing.
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After years of low interest rates that have propelled consumer borrowing, policymakers have said they will be closely watching the economy's sensitivity to higher borrowing costs.
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Since the first World War, Congress has tried to limit federal borrowing, and has routinely raised the borrowing limit as the US government debt has grown.
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Borrowing "on margin" — or using stock you already own to buy more stock — is one thing, but borrowing against your home to buy stocks is another.
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Shortly after the referendum, the OBR forecast that borrowing would rise by more than £100bn; the £12bn reduction in forecast borrowing is relative to that higher level.
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Another tailwind for world stocks is the fact that U.S. tax cuts, which will lead to higher borrowing, have not so far translated into greater borrowing costs.
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The fed funds rate is the overnight borrowing cost for U.S. banks to borrow excess reserves and is the basis for other short-term bank borrowing costs.
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In normal circumstances, there should be no difference between the implied interest rate of borrowing dollars in these markets and the borrowing cost in U.S. money markets.
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But the federal government's deteriorating financial position and increased borrowing needs are also driving up yields on Treasury securities affecting borrowing costs across the entire economy and worldwide.
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Special Report: Falling prices, borrowing binge haunt Midwest 'go-go farmers'Some farmers loaded up on easy credit when grain prices were high - and kept borrowing after they crashed.
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With tax revenues expected to keep rising and borrowing costs to remain low, the cabinet's budget framework does not foresee the need for net new borrowing until 2021.
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By holding borrowing costs at low levels, Fed officials say, it will be relatively easy to respond to stronger inflation by doing less to encourage spending and borrowing.
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Standard & Poor's downgraded its rating on China, saying that the country's strong economic growth has been fueled by heavy borrowing — and that it expects that borrowing to continue.
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"We don't expect (borrowing) to exceed 50% until 2022 and this year we don't expect borrowing to exceed 100 billion riyals and it could be less," Jadaan said.
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In the end, the most direct way to stop deficit spending is just to end federal borrowing altogether by repealing the Borrowing Clause in Article I, Section 8.
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He said negative rates are going to result in a low level of private sector borrowing which will trigger a need for a high level of public sector borrowing.
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The Treasury Department has been warning that without an extension in borrowing authority from Congress, the government would run out of borrowing options in the first half of March.
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A surge in U.S. Treasury borrowing concentrated in short-dated maturities, after Congress lifted the debt ceiling recently, has sent borrowing costs higher across fixed income and money markets.
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It's still dwarfed by home loans, but more people are borrowing for college, they're borrowing more money and they're taking longer to pay it off, according to the report.
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Low interest rates make it relatively cheap to service the large amount of borrowing the United States did in the past, which reduces spending and thus reduces future borrowing.
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Borrowing from both domestic and foreign sources, Crawford estimates the US has incurred $444 billion in interest on borrowing to pay for Pentagon and State Department spending in Iraq alone.
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They also tend to have a borrowing period (usually 10 years) and a repayment period (usually 20 years), and you can only take money out during the initial borrowing period.
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Traders expect some small fiscal slippage and likely additional borrowing of around 400 billion rupees ($5.60 billion) above the targeted borrowing of 7.1 trillion rupees for the 2020 fiscal year.
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The Federal Reserve said Tuesday that it would backstop the market in short-term corporate borrowing, known as commercial paper, as part of its efforts to hold down borrowing costs.
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The policy is intended to bolster economic activity by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking, but it has raised concerns that the Fed is encouraging too much borrowing and risk-taking.
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The 275.47-year yield, a benchmark for global borrowing costs, has been driven steadily higher by a combination of concerns over inflation, growing debt supply, and rising Federal Reserve borrowing costs.
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The 267.68-year yield, a benchmark for global borrowing costs, has been driven steadily higher by a combination of concerns over inflation, growing debt supply, and rising Federal Reserve borrowing costs.
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Shimao lowered its proportion of U.S. and Hong Kong dollar borrowing from 2016 by increasing onshore financing and redeeming offshore bonds, taking its foreign borrowing to 34 percent of all debt.
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Borrowing costs in the euro zone for households and companies remain near record lows according to official data, though the euro's rise would have offset some of those easy borrowing conditions.
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It's a theory known as "crowd-out," suggesting government borrowing from a relatively fixed stock of loanable capital crowds out private borrowing, which in turn raises the cost of capital — i.e.
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In 2011, federal borrowing costs climbed as congressional Republicans refused for a time to increase the federal government's statutory borrowing limit, raising doubts about the government's ability to repay its debts.
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Another tailwind for world stocks is the fact that U.S. tax cuts, which will lead to significantly higher borrowing in coming years, have not so far translated into higher borrowing costs.
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The Treasury Department has warned that without an extension in borrowing authority by Congress, the government would run out of borrowing options in the first half of next month, risking default.
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U.S. borrowing is expected to increase 73 percent or $27 billion year-on-year, while world number two economy China is forecast to ramp its borrowing 22016 percent or $22015 billion.
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The 10-year yield, a benchmark for global borrowing costs, has been driven steadily higher by a combination of concerns over inflation, growing debt supply and rising Federal Reserve borrowing costs.
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The inflow of foreign funds is an important reason the federal government has been able to expand its borrowing without driving up interest rates or curtailing borrowing by the private sector.
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The 613-year yield, a benchmark for global borrowing costs, has been driven steadily higher by a combination of concerns over inflation, growing debt supply and rising Federal Reserve borrowing costs.
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To consumers with good credit and adequate income to qualify for low borrowing rates, those borrowing costs may sound like an unscrupulous lender taking unfair advantage of a borrower with no alternatives.
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An official at one of Russia's largest oil producers, which has a long track record of borrowing abroad, told Reuters that the company had been increasing borrowing at home for some years.
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The US REIT sector has seen a significant rise in commercial bank borrowing; as of year-end 2016, bank borrowing exposure accounted for 16.5% of total debt, up from 8.5% on Dec.
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"The municipality is conducting talks for financing construction of railway systems," a London-based banker said, adding there was not yet a eurobond borrowing mandate since development agencies offer reasonable borrowing options.
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In the federal budget unveiled in February, the government said it envisages a gross market borrowing of 6.06 trillion rupees in 2018/19 and a net market borrowing of 4.62 trillion rupees.
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The promised gains from tax cuts in such cases — even when not eliminated as a result of years of increased borrowing — can amount to little more than borrowing heavily from future generations.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's Treasury on Tuesday slashed its domestic borrowing amount for January by almost 10 billion lira ($1.68 billion) to 15 billion lira, according to its three-month domestic borrowing strategy.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's Treasury on Tuesday slashed its domestic borrowing amount for January by almost 10 billion lira ($1.68 billion) to 15 billion lira, according to its three-month domestic borrowing strategy.
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You mention in the survey results that this distinction makes it a little bit hard to differentiate between fan fiction borrowing and the borrowing that any literature does naturally, or does consciously. Completely.
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Italy's borrowing costs surged in the second half of 2018 as investors grew worried about the extra borrowing needed to finance generous policies of tax cuts and spending on welfare and earlier pensions.
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Traders are now keenly awaiting the government's borrowing schedule for the second half of the financial year, due to be announced on Friday, wanting to see if the government announces reduced borrowing needs.
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At that point, the borrowing limit will be automatically increased to cover all government borrowing during that time, but barring an increase, the federal government will not have the ability to borrow more.
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PUBLIC BORROWING FALLS Separate figures from the ONS showed the government was likely to meet its updated borrowing goals for the 2018/19 financial year, as Britain's jobs boom boosted income tax revenue.
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The ministry said it would cover the deficit this year with 2.1 billion rials of international borrowing, 400 million rials of domestic borrowing and the drawdown of 500 million rials from financial reserves.
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Hong Kong, which benefits from Chinese offshore borrowing, saw a 19% rise in first quarter deals year-on-year and India performed well with a 57% surge in offshore borrowing to US$4.55bn.
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"People have dinar incomes, dinar revenues and they are borrowing in euros ... they have a risk on their balance sheet which they are not addressing if they are borrowing in euro," he said.
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For 2017, the government has projected a budget deficit of 3 billion rials, which it plans to finance partly with 400 million rials of domestic borrowing and 2.1 billion rials of international borrowing.
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Less than 40% said they were borrowing for business needs.
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Vakrat passed and ended up borrowing one from a friend.
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Analysts expect the regulator's move would boost customers' borrowing capacity.
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Adding to this, we have borrowing costs on the rise.
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Lower credit ratings raise the cost of borrowing, for example.
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Increasingly, their parents are borrowing to make up the difference.
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The announcement on borrowing came after markets closed on Wednesday.
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"The reality is that borrowing has fueled activity," Moynihan said.
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Not to mention that the easy borrowing fueled their expansion.
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In the US, corporate borrowing now primarily funds dividend payouts.
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That loan was Fosun's second borrowing in as many months.
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Mr Correa compensated for lower government revenue by borrowing more.
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With borrowing rates so high, this becomes all but untenable.
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Millennials toting iPhones are not the only ones borrowing more.
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Capital inflows push up local asset prices, encouraging further borrowing.
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With interest rates at 40%, borrowing to expand is expensive.
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Elizabeth Warren's approach of heavy federal borrowing over private investment.
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Corporate borrowing in local currencies has not taken off, however.
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Since late 2013, however, consumer borrowing again has been rising.
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Diamondback's borrowing base rose to $1 billion from $700 billion.
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Any faster increases in borrowing costs could affect the economy.
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Even big companies are being quoted borrowing rates of 20143%.
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Yet banks' own borrowing costs on wholesale markets will increase.
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The Philippines is expected to lower borrowing costs on Thursday.
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Add to that a few hundred billion in intragovernmental borrowing.
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As interest rates have fallen, borrowing has become more attractive.
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As a result, the proposal would increase government borrowing substantially.
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Borrowing from a retirement account may also jeopardize retirement prospects.
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Many countries' borrowing has risen sharply in the past decade.
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"Art is always borrowing on what's happened before," Tallon said.
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Fiscal experts warn that borrowing is spiralling out of control.
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Consider borrowing, which might benefit some cities (though not all).
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It has been trying to limit LGFV borrowing since 2010.
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Commercial banks are borrowing zollars created by the Reserve Bank.
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Prices are rising in part because borrowing is so cheap.
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The agreement suspends the U.S. borrowing limit for two years.
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But in other ways borrowing is harder than it was.
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The U.S. central bank held borrowing costs steady on Wednesday.
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More borrowing is under consideration, district CEO Forrest Claypool said.
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Now they're looking at borrowing more money to cover operations.
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There is a third potential source of demand: government borrowing.
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The nation's borrowing cap is currently suspended until March 16.
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The rise in borrowing rates has also supported the dollar.
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But when the recovery happens, people feel happier about borrowing.
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Emergency funding is more costly than borrowing from the ECB.
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Borrowing nations need to "look more to India," Raslan said.
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The short - net of borrowing costs - would have been lucrative.
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Greater reserves also can give the companies more borrowing power.
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Khater said cheaper borrowing costs should support the housing market.
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Borrowing costs in other risky markets have risen sharply recently.
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It's the modern equivalent of borrowing a cup of sugar.
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When governments borrow too much, they crowd out private borrowing.
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In Japan, public borrowing is not crowding out private investment.
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Some people should not be borrowing in the first place.
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And you would to, by "borrowing" from her closet. 4.
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He also said PEL was not the ultimate borrowing entity.
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Avoiding an even sharper deficit reduction has forced heavy borrowing.
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The expenditure increase will be financed with more federal borrowing.
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Saving a dollar today is better than borrowing one tomorrow.
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At its simplest, this measures Britain's net borrowing from abroad.
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"People's ideas about borrowing are changing," says Jiao in Tianjin.
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Weaker oil prices are squeezing companies and increasing borrowing costs.
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Higher bond yields could mean higher borrowing costs for companies.
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I MEAN, WE'RE BORROWING $100 BILLION A MONTH, YOU KNOW.
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Annual rate charged for borrowing or earned by an investmentC.
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"There's definitely a huge trend toward responsible borrowing," he said.
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It raises borrowing caps to push more debt onto students.
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Mortgage lenders use this rule to assess your borrowing capacity.
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But it has become increasingly reliant on rising consumer borrowing.
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It is hugely dependent on China to fund its borrowing.
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The big catch here is a proposed $50,000 borrowing cap.
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Its government spending and overall borrowing have continued to rise.
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Americans are borrowing more money than ever to buy cars.
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And there is the problem of raising Washington's borrowing limit.
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It's not as if the feds are having trouble borrowing.
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Borrowing costs may be low now, but they might rise.
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PHILIPPINE C.BANK KEEPS OVERNIGHT BORROWING RATE STEADY AT 4.0 PCT
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COMPANIES LIKE THIS SHOULD NOT BE WALKING AROUND BORROWING MONEY.
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That means borrowing money and using credit becomes more expensive.
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The case for lowering borrowing costs is not fully decided.
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However, borrowing fell 43 percent from $12.7 billion in December.
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The EIB also plans to keep its borrowing targets unchanged.
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Around the same time, he started borrowing his dad's bike.
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Now rising rates are pulling other key borrowing costs higher.
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The program has helped close Malaysia's gender gap in borrowing.
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But with interest rates at historic lows, borrowing is cheap.
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Faced with funding shortfalls, the M.T.A. has resorted to borrowing.
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The borrowing costs of southern European countries shrunk on Thursday.
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Much of the borrowing has been conducted in American dollars.
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At that time, Republicans called it a dangerous borrowing spree.
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However, it is not always easy to compare borrowing options.
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He is borrowing money to pay for the trade war.
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Low interest rates have greatly reduced the government's borrowing costs.
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Lenders have been acquiescing to the borrowing requests so far.
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The borrowing costs of southern European countries shrunk on Thursday.
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Higher rates push up borrowing costs for companies and consumers.
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And despite those rate hikes, borrowing costs are not elevated.
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But something else may hinder a strong revival in borrowing.
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First, borrowing can be an expensive way to raise money.
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But that would also make government borrowing significantly more expensive.
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The borrowing binge across emerging markets, in particular, was remarkable.
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They also could mean higher borrowing costs for U.S. companies.
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But on the other hand, they're borrowing a little less.
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So probably is borrowing a little bit from the future.
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I'm-- I do not believe in borrowing money on security.
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Any extra money it spends must be financed by borrowing.
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But Moscovici warned borrowing would not always be so cheap.
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Here are some questions and answers about borrowing for college.
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Borrowing is pretty easy, it's paying it back that's hard.
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Want to boost your savings without borrowing from other investments?
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The government says higher borrowing is required to fund infrastructure.
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And the Trump tax cuts have spurred greater federal borrowing.
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The central bank lifted borrowing costs three times in 2017.
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Higher bond yields also mean higher borrowing costs for corporations.
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Mr. Abe's administration has pledged to reverse the borrowing trend.
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More than half of that amount — $13,151 — came from borrowing.
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The central bank raised borrowing costs three times last year.
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Middle East borrowing is at its lowest level since 287.
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Higher borrowing costs are already slowing home and auto sales.
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Qatari banks have been borrowing abroad to fund their activities.
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It might also be allowed to borrowing on the market.
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Banks typically buy Treasuries by borrowing in the overnight market.
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Last year, bond borrowing in the region reached $102 billion.
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As the economy was falling, demand for borrowing also fell.
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Federal borrowing is already diverting capital from productive economic ventures.
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They can push up borrowing costs for companies and consumers.
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You think of bonds, government bonds, they support government borrowing.
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The Fed has increased borrowing costs three times this year.
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NFL coaches borrowing from their college contemporaries in nothing new.
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Those are the lowest borrowing costs Washington has faced — ever.
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S&P's estimates on Fed rates could impact its projections of borrowing costs for many of the countries and companies it rates, because U.S. rates tend to set the benchmark for borrowing costs globally.
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Although the federal funds rate, which is what banks charge one another for short-term borrowing, is not the rate that consumers pay, the Fed's moves affect the borrowing rates they see every day.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta's government has been criticized by voters for borrowing heavily since coming to power in 2013, and his administration was forced to raise its borrowing ceiling last year after breaching initial targets.
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According to the budget office, the borrowing limit will most likely need to be raised in early March after the "extraordinary measures" to extend borrowing employed by the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, are exhausted.
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Disadvantaging private debt while increasing public borrowing will have a mutually self-reinforcing effect, as rising interest rates make borrowing even less attractive for households and firms and increase the downward pressure on asset prices.
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With more than 70 percent of its borrowing in foreign currencies, mostly the euro, Serbia has one of the highest levels of foreign-currency borrowing of the countries in the EBRD regions, the EBRD said.
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Mortgage borrowing decreased to C$16.5 billion from C$19.2 billion, the first decline since the third quarter of 2016, while borrowing of other consumer loans jumped to C$12.3 billion from C$6.2 billion.
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The think tank did warn, however, that the "sheer scale of Chinese lending and the lack of strong institutional mechanisms to protect the debt sustainability of borrowing" could still bring risks for the borrowing nations.
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Aaron Donovan, a spokesman for MTA, said the agency is not expecting lower borrowing costs at next week's sale, but tapping a potentially growing market for green bonds could lower borrowing costs in the future.
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"Our borrowing normally is somewhere between 7.53 and 85 billion euros and in that range will remain again," he said, adding that EIB's first big borrowing operations of 2016 will be in sterling and dollars.
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About 43%, or $24 trillion, of sovereigns' gross borrowing will be to refinance maturing long-term debt, though the expected $22019 trillion of new borrowing will still be worth at least 22020% of global GDP.
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Second, much of the investment has been funded by domestic borrowing.
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Plus, the money is yours for the borrowing if you're eligible!
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Leaving borrowing costs on hold last month, it cited uncertainties abroad.
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And, there are the obvious things like borrowing a tampon [laughs].
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The borrowing estimate is $24 billion more than its initial estimate.
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In January, Treasury estimated borrowing of $57 billion for the quarter.
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Among the factors that impact inflation are borrowing costs, he noted.
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Perhaps we're borrowing a lot from expectations for what 203 holds.
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Sears is borrowing more money from CEO Eddie Lampert's hedge fund.
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Hurricane Sandy forced that borrowing limit up to about $30 billion.
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They say rapid borrowing is effectively mortgaging the country's own future.
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Banks use it determine the cost of borrowing from one another.
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That's because government borrowing competes for investment dollars with private industry.
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If the government is borrowing more, that pushes up interest rates.
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Borrowing rates in a number of arenas are already fairly high.
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Borrowing $3,000 from his mother to buy a sales training program.
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"I would recommend that ahead of other borrowing options," Kantrowitz said.
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Efforts to curb borrowing are themselves emerging as a new risk.
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The bank also kept is overnight borrowing rate at 7.25 percent.
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These were financed by foreign borrowing, much of it in dollars.
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India's total planned borrowing for 2020/21 stands at $109.57 billion.
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Luis Caputo, the new finance minister, will be responsible for borrowing.
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Trump has frequently criticized the Fed for pushing borrowing costs up.
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Increased borrowing costs would have an adverse effect on economic activity.
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The central bank is also trying to nudge down borrowing costs.
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This makes student debt resemble a tax more than conventional borrowing.
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Even more worrying has been the increase in property developers' borrowing.
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There are lots of examples of things that are borrowing traditionally.
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The net market borrowing is expected to be 4.73 trillion rupees.
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Cheaper borrowing costs and strong investor demand are generally good news.
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In some cases, borrowing money to buy a car makes sense.
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A third effect comes from the legacy of past dollar borrowing.
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Dombrovskis said the higher borrowing costs were already hurting the economy.
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The idea of an innovation strategy may be worth borrowing, too.
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ET data on April consumer credit, which tracks consumer borrowing habits.
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Plus, many people are locked out of borrowing off their home.
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Investors will fret that much production has been financed by borrowing.
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They also use them as the collateral for short-term borrowing.
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But much of this growth was fuelled by unsustainable public borrowing.
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The opposition Wildrose party slammed the NDP's spending and borrowing plans.
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The fall review of energy firms' borrowing ability will begin soon.
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The agreement also suspends the U.S. borrowing limit for two years.
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North began borrowing her mom's designer accessories at a young age.
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Chinese firms are also facing the prospect of higher borrowing costs.
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As the row with Brussels worsened, government borrowing costs rose sharply.
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Public and private external borrowing for infrastructure is projected to rise.
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In this way, it surreptitiously increased their average cost of borrowing.
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It is effectively insolvent, borrowing to pay interest on its debts.
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But most borrowing by LGFVs was "off budget", that is, unreported.
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Beware: Even borrowing to pay for college will not be deductible.
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Higher interest rates also have pushed up the cost of borrowing.
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TARIFF THREATS The case for lowering borrowing costs isn't fully decided.
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The U.S. central bank has increased borrowing costs twice this year.
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Deeply indebted companies are borrowing even more to pay equity holders.
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Basically folks are borrowing against the balance in their Wealthfront accounts.
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A CPS spokeswoman did not respond to questions regarding the borrowing.
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She did not answer directly when asked whether borrowing might increase.
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And it has no borrowing authority to make up any shortfall.
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Now emerging market borrowers are embarking on a fresh borrowing spree.
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Emergency funding is more costly than borrowing directly from the ECB.
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Borrowing money to buy stocks creates demand and drives up prices.
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Illinois is already paying much higher borrowing costs than other states.
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The U.S. central bank lifted borrowing costs four times in 63.
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Yet younger people may have few other borrowing options, Harvey said.
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Mr Caruana's reading of events has dollar borrowing at its centre.
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It suggests that financial risk-taking was the motivation for borrowing.
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The U.S. central bank increased borrowing costs four times in 2018.
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Its debt levels and borrowing costs have, however, also risen fast.
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The ECB isn't expected to increase borrowing costs until next year.
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Borrowers flocked to the leveraged loan market to slash borrowing costs.
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For those already on the property ladder, borrowing money is cheap.
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But the home-building boom has fueled a surge in borrowing.
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I'm just borrowing it to put a roof over my head.
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Here are the cases for and against borrowing from your future.
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"Cash, borrowing and bonds are all available to us," he said.
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It also noted a continued high dependence on cash-flow borrowing.
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California is borrowing up to $500 million to pay for repairs.
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The volume of borrowing is small – it's about US$3 billion.
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Borrowing on international credit markets will help him to tackle both.
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Rising interest rates in general mean higher borrowing costs for companies.
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Compared with borrowing on the bond market, however, it is cheap.
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Consequently, many households are borrowing to put food on the table.
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The Fed's ability to control longer-term borrowing costs is diminished.
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Most such financing is repaid on the same day of borrowing.
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Trying borrowing some techniques from the two pieces you just read.
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Increased government borrowing has applied steady upward pressure on Treasury yields.
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The Fed raised U.S. overnight borrowing costs in March and June.
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That saw government borrowing costs in Germany fell to record lows.
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But borrowing high-end designer pieces for a week, for free?
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Meanwhile, that tax package was structured to dramatically increase federal borrowing.
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"There's always danger in borrowing against a 401(k)," McClanahan said.
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Some technology firms rely heavily on borrowing to fuel their growth.
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We cannot continue borrowing and spending money that isn't truly ours.
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Increasingly, parents are borrowing to help their children earn a degree.
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Borrowing by companies in most industries, except construction and recreation, fell.
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This is usually referred to as "borrowing," but that's actually misleading.
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Even borrowing those things would be a "contribution" from someone else.
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Start by not borrowing from anywhere other than the federal government.
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One-third of the company's borrowing is currently guaranteed by Chailease.
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MacGuineas's views on government borrowing are far from radical, she says.
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Hence, we have seen the company's borrowing costs gradually trend lower.
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It set aggregate debt limits and restrictions on types of borrowing.
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More broadly, iOS and Android keep borrowing heavily from each other.
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Italian borrowing costs surged following the announcement of the government program.
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At a minimum, it would result in much higher borrowing costs.
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Right now there is an overwhelming case for more government borrowing.
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Clinton is currently proposing, and more borrowing to pay for it.
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Announces Borrowing Base Update Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Overall corporate borrowing did rise as credit flowed from other sources.
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Rising interest rates also make the cost of borrowing more expensive.
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And for the art form to work, it requires some borrowing.
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It plans to boost borrowing this year, along with state spending.
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But at times when prices fall sharply, borrowing costs go up.
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The leverage on the borrowing was covenanted at around 8.75 times.
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He learned by borrowing ideas from the best investors in history.
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"Borrowing, especially for investment, passes a cost-benefit test," he added.
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The government also announced an additional borrowing of 20173 billion rupees.
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Treasury yields are the foundation for all sorts of borrowing costs.
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Borrowing costs have also risen this year, which could dampen investment.
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This made borrowing US dollars cheaper for banks around the world.
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Investors are concerned that rising borrowing costs could crimp domestic growth.
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It is also guaranteeing €255 billion ($290 billion) in corporate borrowing.
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A two-tiered borrowing system emerges, and the public half degrades.
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It's up to lexicographers to decide when the borrowing becomes permanent.
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Soon Mr. Bai began borrowing from one lender to pay another.
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The U.S. central bank increased borrowing costs four times last year.
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Now, the borrowing limit has been raised from $50,000 to $100,000.
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Borrowing costs are down by over 100 basis points for corporations.
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Perhaps more alarmingly, these social drones might be borrowing your identity.
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Pretax profit before borrowing costs fell 9.7% to 215 million francs.
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Low rates support job growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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It was seven years of poverty and borrowing off our parents.
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Interest rates are going up, making the cost of borrowing higher.
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Mr. McCollum was soon broke and borrowing with Mr. Megaro's approval.
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Right now, the U.S. economy could use some borrowing and spending.
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But I view it as kind of borrowing from the future.
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Government borrowing represents negative saving, and this reduces total domestic saving.
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The International Monetary Fund has urged authorities to rein in borrowing.
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The decision followed three consecutive reductions to borrowing costs in 2019.
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Our income distribution, credit access and types of borrowing have shifted.
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Existential worries about the euro currency lifted borrowing rates, tightening credit.
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In some ways, Saudi Arabia is borrowing pages from Dubai's playbook.
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Low rates support economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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The acquisition was funded by borrowing and funds from its parent.
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The strategy worked, causing borrowing costs to get back in line.
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The emergency overnight borrowing rate for banks remained at 0.25 percent.
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A surge in overnight U.S. borrowing costs also supported the dollar.
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Mounting debt Naturally, this constant borrowing adds to the government's debt.
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Instead, investors are borrowing the money to short-sell the space.
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They resulted in some borrowing costs spiking as high as 10%.
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Nervousness is somehow spilling over into Spanish and Portuguese borrowing costs.
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Republicans must approve legislation raising the nation's borrowing limit by Sept.
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Yet the US government is being forced to ramp up borrowing.
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Including borrowing costs, the trade returned over 13 percent through Thursday.
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LGFVs are entities created by local governments to skirt borrowing limits.
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Easy money meant ultra-cheap borrowing costs for households and businesses.
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New public-private partnerships have emerged to continue China's borrowing spree.
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The average rate on borrowing is currently 306%, it was reported.
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The Federal Reserve kept gradually raising borrowing costs throughout it all.
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The U.S. central bank raised borrowing costs three times in 2017.
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Surging borrowing costs meant their priority was to restore investors' confidence.
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Disagreements over the country's borrowing capacity have prompted skirmishes for years.
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"Right now effectively, as opposed to borrowing in the market at lower rates, we're borrowing and making our trust funds whole at slightly higher rates, so there is a real cost to doing that," he said.
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A lot of growth is built on Tesla borrowing money, and if the cost of borrowing money continues to increase, then it's going to have real negative effects on the stock," Davitt said on "Trading Nation.
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By buying trillions of euros worth of public and private bonds over the past three years, the ECB has kept borrowing costs low, hoping to stimulate borrowing and spending, all with the aim of boosting inflation.
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Greek lenders, which were forced to rely on central bank borrowing to deal with a liquidity squeeze after a flight of deposits in 2015, have been reducing exposure to ELA borrowing as liquidity conditions have improved.
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It has received commitments from a syndicate of banks to borrowing another $12 billion, and Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith said Boeing may end up borrowing even more, given on the strong demand for its debt.
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Companies are returning to the US leveraged loan market for multiple repricings at the fastest pace since 2014 to take advantage of favorable borrowing conditions and reduce their borrowing costs as investors' portfolios feel the strain.
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What that tells me is corporations are borrowing against their net worth, as opposed to borrowing against cash flow and income, which in effect is the same thing households were doing in 20073, 2005 and 2006.
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Moreover, with federal deficits on track to rise in the years ahead, the federal government's borrowing needs could crowd out private borrowing, which would result in higher interest rates and even more challenges for indebted companies.
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After borrowing $4 billion in mid-March, Russia's borrowing plan envisages raising another $3 billion this year though the finance ministry has no urgent need to borrow as it is on track to post a budget surplus.
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Borrowing costs suddenly spiked well above the range set by the Fed, raising fears that the Fed was losing its grip on short-term borrowing costs -- the central way it speeds up and slows down the economy.
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Given that students at that time were borrowing less than half of what they are now borrowing for school, it is likely that this level of non-payment is at least as high, if not higher today.
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Although the federal funds rate, which is what banks charge one another for short-term borrowing, is not the rate that consumers pay, the Fed's moves still affect the borrowing and saving rates they see every day.
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Although the federal funds rate, which is what banks charge one another for short-term borrowing, is not the rate that consumers pay, the Fed's moves still affect the borrowing and saving rates they see every day.
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While higher rates will likely raise borrowing costs on everything from mortgages to student loans, credit card holders will almost immediately feel the pinch – the average card issuer will boost borrowing rates within the next few months.
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Borrowing costs across emerging markets stayed at their highest in 18 months.
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Go deeper: U.S. borrowing spiked 84% in 2018 to nearly $1 trillion
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Amazon Prime I've been borrowing unawares from a roommate three apartments ago.
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Greek government borrowing costs rose to one-month highs on the news.
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Economists expect no change in benchmark borrowing costs through to mid-year.
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Yet debt waivers would, even if staggered, force up borrowing, analysts said.
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Its chief means of doing so, however, involves keeping borrowing rates low.
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Lower rates would also make borrowing more affordable for consumers and businesses.
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Extremely high borrowing costs could force Italy to default on its debt.
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The Fed's target range on borrowing costs is currently at 2.00%-2.25%.
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That rate influences the cost of mortgages, credit cards and other borrowing.
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Borrowing becomes less attractive when interest rates start rising from almost nothing.
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And some major companies have come under fire for their excessive borrowing.
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Mulvaney previously opposed raising the government's borrowing limit without serious spending cuts.
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But borrowing increased by a seasonally adjusted C$24.4 billion ($18.99 billion).
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Colombia's borrowing costs are the second highest in Latin America after Brazil.
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The U.S. central bank has increased borrowing costs three times this year.
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Borrowing costs skyrocketed, business lending shrivelled up, trade finance almost dried up.
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In the meantime, the cost of borrowing in Italy could rise sharply.
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Banks have more than doubled borrowing and lending in dollars since 2007.
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Borrowing from Trump's playbook, the new right chose to play the victim.
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That in turn helps them negotiate higher borrowing bases with their lenders.
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This explains why borrowing has mostly been spent on sprucing up campuses.
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The higher borrowing costs would reduce credit availability and slow economic activity.
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Low interest rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, contributing to faster growth.
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But in most other rich countries government borrowing is flat to falling.
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They are also borrowing, mainly from the Public Works Loan Board (PWLB).
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The fundraising brings to over $10 billion Oman's external borrowing in 2017.
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Topics in the assessment included investing, borrowing, insurance and basic financial knowledge.
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More borrowing will give the economy a boost in the short term.
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Nor did it cite borrowing costs, Powell or the strong US dollar.
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Cheaper borrowing costs help interest-sensitive sectors, such as housing and autos.
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Borrowing rates for both businesses and households are at historically low levels.
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The economy is deemed too weak to cope with higher borrowing costs.
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Mortgage payments are still tax-deductible, which encourages borrowing and supports prices.
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Signs of tightness have pushed Hong Kong's overnight yuan borrowing rate up.
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A weak dollar allows for cheaper borrowing in dollars in global markets.
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Central bankers increased the cost of borrowing money four times last year.
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His cost of borrowing was 5% a year; he collected at 12%.
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Nonetheless, big debt piles may heighten politicians' caution about borrowing (see chart).
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However, there's a chance borrowing the money could make more financial sense.
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They remain dependent on central bank borrowing to plug their funding gap.
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They remain dependent on central bank borrowing to plug their funding gaps.
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Crucially, borrowing across the biggest advanced economies has been in steep decline.
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A downgrade to junk status would dramatically raise the cost of borrowing.
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The increase in borrowing costs is expected to hit smaller firms harder.
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There is also an uglier side to the rise in household borrowing.
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Not counting new borrowing, $3.2 trillion of that came from federal revenues.
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This time, the company is borrowing from its experimental browser Opera Neon.
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Foreign investors are on hand to finance both government and corporate borrowing.
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Republicans in Congress do not oppose government borrowing when it suits them.
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The bank also kept its overnight borrowing rate steady at 7.25 percent.
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Additionally, borrowing costs could rise if the U.S.' fiscal deficit increases rapidly.
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At the moment governments focus too much on cashflow and annual borrowing.
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For Britain's government, lower yields reduce the cost of funding new borrowing.
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Bigger firms also save by bulk borrowing and by better tax management.
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Speculative, or junk, ratings raise borrowing costs on sovereign and corporate issuers.
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That means, overall, the world is borrowing more than it is producing.
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Without legislation, Treasury could bump up against its borrowing limit before Sept.
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Chile's local market is well positioned to support higher sovereign borrowing needs.
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The mismatch becomes even starker when the borrowing is in foreign currency.
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That could make certain types of borrowing more expensive as banks retrenched.
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As Russia's recession has eased, the government's cost of borrowing has fallen.
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Even for the government the impact on borrowing costs would be marginal.
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Rauner's office did not have an immediate reaction to CPS's new borrowing.
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Borrowing by oil and gas companies has soared over the past decade.
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And so the borrowing, you saw the statistics about loans and stuff.
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Most of Brazil's borrowing is in local currency, which makes default unlikely.
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Shorting a stock involves an investor borrowing a security and selling it.
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China does not need the money, but the borrowing serves multiple purposes.
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Lower borrowing costs revived home owners' interest in refinancing their existing loans.
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Margin trading involves borrowing funds in order to buy or sell bitcoin.
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This should allow the country to resume borrowing on international capital markets.
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Data shows that these groups get crowded out most by government borrowing.
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Njoroge has warned that the space for increased borrowing is running out.
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That deterioration raised borrowing costs, which made the fiscal situation still worse.
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Government tightening of mortgage rules has also contributed to higher borrowing costs.
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The government's borrowing is limited by the debt ceiling, established in 1917.
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Since March 1, borrowing to make up the difference is not possible.
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With all the borrowing ahead, no wonder he wants lower interest rates.
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It has no sitting board or permanent branch offices in borrowing countries.
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The decline in borrowing costs also enticed homeowners to refinance their homes.
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Nonfinancial sector debt refers to borrowing by governments, nonfinancial companies and households.
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Essayists described human differences by borrowing terminology from specialists in animal husbandry.
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Roughly 30 percent of bachelor's degree recipients graduate without borrowing at all.
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Donald J. Trump is borrowing from Mr. Sanders's playbook to court Democrats.
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Instead of borrowing $2628,28500, the buyer borrows $6900,2628, taking on more risk.
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That would cause a spike in borrowing costs for the U.S. government.
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First, the borrowing might drive up interest rates, which would reduce investment.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve raised has borrowing costs twice this year already.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, which can bolster economic growth.
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Moreover, Puerto Rico's borrowing needs over the not-distant future are substantial.
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That proportion of borrowing magnifies the risks – and potential rewards – for Harbour.
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Italy's borrowing costs have been rising as details of the accord emerge.
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Clinton's tuition aid plan could expand borrowing by several hundred billion dollars.
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"We've had enough of forced borrowing shoved down our throats," he said.
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"Their borrowing model is seriously in question at this point," he added.
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European countries began an unsustainable borrowing spree that began in 1995 and
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There is a significant downside to borrowing from your own retirement account.
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There&aposs the overall expansion in corporate borrowing and private-debt funds.
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Borrowing costs could rise further if the Treasury-Padilla proposal gains traction.
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The GOP may squeal, but borrowing and spending is in Trump's blood.
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China poses a great risk in itself with households accelerating their borrowing.
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The government says borrowing to build the infrastructure will spur economic development.
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Since last year Riyadh has averted financial crisis partly by borrowing abroad.
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Foreign borrowing and government spending are winding down along with the deficit.
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For instance, it can increase borrowing costs by lengthening the loan term.
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This signals even higher borrowing costs for the nation's fifth-largest state.
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Today's cancellation is unlikely to be sustainable because of high borrowing requirements.
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Steady to lower borrowing costs did not spur refinancing activity last week.
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The prices rises have been matched by a sharp increase in borrowing.
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The U.S. central bank is expected to increase borrowing costs on Dec.
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A flat yield curve benefits companies borrowing money for long-term investment.
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The next borrowing window for applications from foreign issuers closes this month.
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So I'm not necessarily borrowing but I'm definitely influenced by it sonically.
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He wants lower borrowing costs to fuel credit growth and economic expansion.
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Meanwhile, a key measure on interbank borrowing costs ticked higher on Thursday.
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They were borrowing from art films in terms of editing and shots.
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The tax code is setup to punish saving and to reward borrowing.
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Other lawsuits were over the rigging of borrowing benchmarks Libor and Euribor.
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The government's foreign borrowing requirement for this year is about $2.5 billion.
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That has fostered concern that it is essentially more borrowing in disguise.
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Spain's borrowing costs rose this week to their highest level since March.
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The move makes borrowing US dollars cheaper for banks around the world.
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Consumer borrowing is closely watched for signs it provides about consumer spending.
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He created a mailer of his own, borrowing imagery from Amazon's flier.
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Bigger firms also save by bulk borrowing and through better tax management.
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That will limit a potentially calamitous spike in borrowing costs throughout Europe.
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Those protocols rely on collateralized borrowing in order to avoid default payments.
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One is a huge debt load from years of binging on borrowing.
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Borrowing at the Fed's discount window for emergency loans surged this week.
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The mid-21988s fiscal crisis delayed borrowing through the sale of bonds.
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Lower MLFs could translate to lower borrowing costs across the broader economy.
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Borrowing at the Fed's discount window for emergency loans surged this week.
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And the stimulus would come at the cost of increased federal borrowing.
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Most financial advisers see borrowing of any sort as a last resort.
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Other potential borrowing sources may be retirement funds, like 401(k)'s.
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He paid a recruitment agent $1,500, borrowing funds from neighbors and relatives.
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The government hit its borrowing limit of about $1823 trillion in March.
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Additional borrowing would be capped by limits written into the national budget.
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SoftBank is also expected to attach plenty of borrowing to the unit.
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And if you're close to retirement, it's best to avoid borrowing altogether.
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Your credit score and report are complex measures of your borrowing history.
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THEY'RE INEVITABLE BECAUSE THERE'S NEVER THE PERFECT BALANCE BETWEEN LENDING AND BORROWING.
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Low rates encourage borrowing and risk-taking, contributing to faster economic growth.
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The government was borrowing roughly one-fourth of what it was spending.
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It's much more akin to printing money than it is to borrowing.
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Borrowing that seems harmless now may be storing up long-term trouble.
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"It's a lieder cycle," Greenwell said, borrowing a term from classical music.
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There's a long history of companies borrowing, often very directly, from Apple.
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This has kept the government dependent on expensive borrowing, the IMF said.
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And households today are borrowing differently than they did nine years ago.
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There's no question we want to look at expanding our borrowing capabilities.
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Rising yields raised concern that higher borrowing costs could derail the economy.
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Household borrowing dramatically surged in 2014 when the rules were first eased.
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While the pace of borrowing has stabilized somewhat, the trend remains upward.
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Perhaps most striking is Trump's borrowing of concepts about science and health.
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The new guidelines on stock lending and borrowing will eliminate that problem.
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Excessive borrowing, too, continues to create significant challenges for many American households.
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The money could be found by cutting spending elsewhere or increasing borrowing.
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United Technologies will also be less reliant on borrowing money, he noted.
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He recommends borrowing at least half the cost of the investment property.
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Domestic home borrowing costs fell in step with lower U.S. Treasury yields.
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Borrowing his mother's credit card, he visited five pharmacies before finding Sabril.
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Brazilian companies pay the highest borrowing costs among the world's major economies.
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Big companies, meanwhile, have shifted to borrowing via bonds and commercial paper.
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So, why is Nashville borrowing so heavily from hip-hop these days?
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The two other analysts said the board would hold borrowing costs steady.
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Realistically, the United States must get ahead of this borrowing and overconsumption.
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In many cases, Italian companies can postpone refinancing if borrowing costs spike.
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That borrowing and spending increases demand, which tends to drive prices higher.
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Hence the increasing yields, which also means higher borrowing costs for companies.
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Mr. Yi took aim at all risky forms of borrowing on Saturday.
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Businesses are complaining about tariffs, not borrowing costs, which remain historically low.
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Interest rates, while rising, remain low and favorable for borrowing and investment.
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If GDP rose, however, the nominal borrowing level would also go up.
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"He added: "And the gasoline was uncapping borrowing in the mid-2000s.
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Unconsciously, I think, I was borrowing from her strategy of noting expressions.
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The absence of alarmist talk about federal borrowing represents a sharp shift.
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After spiking last week, borrowing rates have mostly gotten back in line.
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Not really understanding how credit or borrowing worked didn&apost help me.
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Colleges would have new authority to counsel students about borrowing too much.
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But neither would make a significant dent in overall private college borrowing.
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They, however, cautioned that higher borrowing costs could worsen the housing shortage.
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But the Fed is expected to leave borrowing costs unchanged on Wednesday.
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Companies like Apple find it trivial to raise large sums via borrowing.
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The US has not had borrowing power since March, when the congressionally mandated debt ceiling kicked in, and independent analysts suggest the government could run out of money by September unless Congress can agree to allow additional borrowing.
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The East African nation wants to avoid borrowing from capital markets abroad using instruments such as dollar bonds, after a binge of borrowing in recent years including Eurobond offerings, a package of Chinese loans and syndicated commercial loans.
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Buying 2.5 trillion euros worth of public and private bonds over the past three years, the ECB has pushed borrowing costs to record low levels, hoping to stimulate borrowing and spending, all with the ultimate aim of boosting inflation.
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Energy exploration and production companies' outlook for borrowing has turned negative, with a majority of 221 energy industry companies and financial institutions surveyed in September by the law firm Haynes & Boone saying they expect borrowing to get more difficult.
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"We need to focus more on concessional borrowing... what we are doing is looking at scaling down our commercial borrowing up to a point where it is manageable," Geoffrey Mwau, the economics adviser to the finance minister, told reporters.
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Where borrowing is the only option, it is trying to make it safer.
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The bank is expected to keep the benchmark borrowing rate unchanged at 20.10%.
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But since interest rates are going up, borrowing money is becoming more expensive.
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The budget provides for up to $3 billion of foreign borrowing this year.
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Chicago Public Schools has increased its cash flow borrowing but resources remain tight.
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The main market reaction this week was a jump in Italian borrowing rates.
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Under EU law Italy should reduce its public debt rather than increase borrowing.
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Rising Treasury yields have enhanced the dollar's appeal and raised global borrowing costs.
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Borrowing rates for both businesses and households are also at historically low levels.
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They fear any slowdown of bond buying could push up Japanese borrowing costs.
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Even still, most Americans continue to take on ever-increasing amounts of borrowing.
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The Local Government Act 2002 allows councils to secure borrowing with their assets.
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And having a better score doesn't mean you should start recklessly borrowing money.
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Current-account deficits have narrowed, leaving most countries less reliant on foreign borrowing.
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This makes companies vulnerable to rising borrowing costs as well as higher tariffs.
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"I'm borrowing from my future just to pay for my present," she said.
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Last year it emerged that the government had concealed nearly $1.4bn in borrowing.
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Increasing interest rates would make saving more rewarding and borrowing costlier, reducing demand.
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Borrowing totalled 1.9% of GDP in 2018/19, according to the latest figures.
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His phone was also lost in the flood — he's borrowing someone else's temporarily.
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All analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast no change in borrowing costs.
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The rate helps determine the borrowing costs for trillions of dollars in loans.
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In addition to the increased borrowing base, lenders have extended maturities on loans.
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Bank of Italy releases May data on public finances, state borrowing and debt.
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Bank of Italy releases June data on public finances, state borrowing and debt.
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The cost of short- and long-term borrowing remains low by any standards.
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Libor rates help set borrowing costs for about $450 trillion of loans globally.
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Some particularly object to white people borrowing (or "stealing") elements of their culture.
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Markets widely expect the central bank to lower borrowing costs at its Sept.
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The cost of borrowing for heavily indebted Italy has gyrated with political developments.
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So far this year, borrowing fees alone have cost them more than $200m.
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In total it has had three bail-out programmes, borrowing around €300bn ($346bn).
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The country has an extended domestic borrowing programme, including regular treasury bill auctions.
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On top of all this, the cost of borrowing money is going up.
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What's going on: Rising rates are upping borrowing costs for would-be homebuyers.
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But more borrowing will give the economy a boost in the short term.
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The prospect of rising borrowing costs may have made the public more cautious.
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Low international borrowing costs allowed the government to plug the fiscal deficit cheaply.
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Its loans, mainly mortgages, are funded by deposits rather than flightier wholesale borrowing.
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The U.S. central bank has raised borrowing costs five times since late 2015.
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On Wednesday, the jitters affected financial market measures of French state borrowing costs.
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It's presumably to protect them and then to document someone borrowing it, right?
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It also increases the cost of borrowing and servicing debt for developing nations.
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The overnight yuan borrowing rate fell to around 2 percent at 0835GMT Monday.
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It has reduced its cost of borrowing from 1.5 percent in December 2014.
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"Millennials are driving the borrowing," said Mark Lorimer, chief marketing officer of LendingPoint.
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But that means the plan cannot increase borrowing for more than a decade.
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SOFR measures the cost of borrowing cash overnight using Treasury securities as collateral.
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The borrowing costs for private-equity firms have reached an all-time low.
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Similar calculations can also help to sustain government borrowing and even asset bubbles.
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By contrast, he said the process of borrowing money was easy and transparent.
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Congress conceived the WIFIA to help lower borrowing costs for municipal water projects.
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They can ease their own interest rates if borrowing costs rise too much.
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I saved myself about $30 by borrowing my aunt's monthly train pass. Woo!
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The central bank signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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An unanticipated borrowing binge by America's government will soak up some global savings.
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Outstanding secured borrowing has grown by more than 3% in the past year.
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Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru have rules that limit public spending or borrowing.
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He estimated it amounted to a roughly 25.5730% discount from prior borrowing costs.
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Rising global interest rates will limit borrowing, but increase the risk of default.
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Higher rates, in theory, should support the rouble by making borrowing more expensive.
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Just watch out for doing, talking, drinking, eating, spending, or borrowing too much.
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"The leverage is elevated — companies are borrowing more," said Mr. Wolfe of Moody's.
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Donald Trump's a debt guy, he knows about borrowing a lot of money.
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Borrowing would become more expensive for this country, and our economy would suffer.
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Short-term foreign borrowing is often used to finance long-term domestic loans.
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In the absence of new borrowing elsewhere in the economy, growth will atrophy.
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Borrowers in Brazil pay the highest borrowing costs among the world's major economies.
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The tax overhaul is not the only factor impacting bank borrowing costs though.
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He has refused to back any transportation overall plans that involved borrowing money.
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The former could stymie growth while the latter could push up borrowing costs.
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"So, I'm borrowing her blouse," she continued of the purple, one-shoulder top.
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Rising interest rates means borrowing money to buy another company is more expensive.
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Few have found their way back to more normal levels of borrowing costs.
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In Hong Kong, before the financial crisis, we saw many borrowing 90 percent.
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"Rates may have to be lowered much further to boost borrowing," he said.
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Rising U.S. borrowing costs also lift the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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EUROPE = JAPAN Cheaper borrowing costs and strong investor demand are generally good news.
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Or the roommate who is constantly borrowing your clothes and never returning them?
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Tremaine the Playboy is also borrowing The Bachelor tradition of handing out roses.
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For favorable borrowing conditions it needs to put forward a convincing reform plan.
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Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan declined to comment on Gazprom's external borrowing operations.
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But its high interest rates of around 22015% make borrowing costlier to service.
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There are also signs that TLTRO I brought down borrowing costs for businesses.
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Countries are not supposed to be able to borrow like Japan is borrowing.
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He comes across as unpleasant: arrogant, racist and constantly borrowing money off Engels.
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He also said the ministry has no plans for foreign borrowing next year.
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Meanwhile, muni issuers are facing higher borrowing costs than just six months ago.
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The country's borrowing costs are the second highest in Latin America after Brazil.
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AND IF YOU LOOK AT BORROWING IN THE ECONOMY, IT'S MODERATE ACTUALLY OVERALL.
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Borrowing by medium-sized businesses was similarly robust, climbing to 233.5 from 215.6.
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Headlines Sajid Javid tears up borrowing rules but blocks big tax cuts on.ft.
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It's now here in real time: we're borrowing like $100 billion a month.
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Normally, frenzied borrowing occurs amid excitement about a new innovation like the internet.
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And of the growth in private sector borrowing, China accounts for 75 percent.
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Higher borrowing costs have cooled housing demand; sales and homebuilding declined in September.
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Lew stops short of telling Congress exactly how it should handle governmental borrowing.
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He estimated it amounted to a roughly 20% discount from prior borrowing costs.
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That would do more economic good than any amount of borrowing and spending.
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When the retailer collapses under the borrowing weight, all workers lose their jobs.
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Borrowing from Zuckerberg's approach, Dorsey made a call for regulation of his industry.
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Still, residents might be doing more borrowing than paying for things in cash.
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This week's bond sale covered over 90 percent of the international borrowing plan.
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To appreciate this, consider what became of conservatives' rage against Mr Obama's borrowing.
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Scale that up and you can see how borrowing is much more lucrative.
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Allergan spent the last few years on an acquisition spree powered by borrowing.
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The loan is crucial for Sri Lanka to secure more attractive borrowing terms.
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The central bank stimulates the economy by pushing borrowing costs below normal levels.
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Borrowing to buy finished new homes hit a 38-year peak in September.
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For Johnson it was his round black eyeglasses, a borrowing from Le Corbusier.
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The homeowner must also meet other borrowing criteria for the loan, Lawless said.
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Lenders competed aggressively to create a convenient and secure borrowing experience for customers.
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A similar uptick in UK borrowing costs would add an extra $106 million.
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Without borrowing the government would lack the cash flow to pay its bills.
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Also, the government is shifting towards foreign borrowing to cut yields at home.
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The New York Fed analyzes trends in borrowing by American households each quarter.
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The first impact many Britons will notice will be on their borrowing costs.
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But we're talking about long-term borrowing that locks in today's low rates.
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SO YOU'VE BEEN SPENDING MONEY, YOU'VE JUST BEEN BORROWING AGAINST WHAT IS OVERSEAS?
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But since the crackdown on intrabank lending, smaller banks have scaled risky borrowing.
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Another problem is that enormous borrowing could attract foreign investors to American debt.
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Government borrowing increases demand for loanable funds, raising interest rates and lowering investment.
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A self-described "enemy of interest rates", the president wants borrowing costs lowered.
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MRT veers even further away from science by apparently borrowing concepts from Scientology.
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But where this gang really seems to be borrowing from is the boys.
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It's generally good news for consumers, as lower rates make borrowing money cheaper.
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That could see a further rise in borrowing costs for companies and consumers.
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He said his firm's borrowing costs have remained unchanged at about 11 percent.
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A dizzying rise in borrowing has driven a considerable portion of China's growth.
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But both could undermine its efforts to break the country's addiction to borrowing.
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"I can initial it," Mr. Waters said, borrowing a line from Truman Capote.
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Agostini noted that low borrowing costs will help alleviate some of the burden.
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The program can still borrow nearly $10 billion before reaching its borrowing capacity.
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Increased borrowing costs as well as the U.S.-China trade spat spooked investors.
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Small stocks, which are particularly susceptible to higher borrowing costs, fell 1.8 percent.
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Lower rates are viewed as desirable in a downturn because they spur borrowing.
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Borrowing costs in France and Spain have hit their highest since last May.
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A Reuters poll of economists had pointed to borrowing of 800 million pounds.
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Australian students are also limited to borrowing only for tuition, not living expenses.
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Bank of Italy releases April data on public finances, state borrowing and debt.
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And despite our borrowing it from Elizabethan England, its assumptions feel deeply American.
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Another quarter-point reduction in borrowing costs is the prevailing forecast among economists.
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Either absorbing them, borrowing from them, or simply keeping them under its umbrella.
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So borrowing now to pay for essential infrastructure would still be good economics.
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The Federal Reserve and other central banks have generally kept borrowing costs low.
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Uganda's debt burden is manageable, analysts say, though the country has increased borrowing.
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Borrowing costs in corporate bond markets rose, as investors shied away from risk.
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When borrowing is acknowledged, after all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
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Wambach started playing soccer after borrowing a how-to guide from the library.
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Stocks have sold off in recent days on worries about higher borrowing costs.
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The act of borrowing money, she learned, was growing increasingly risky and complex.
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Fees: Early payoff, origination, and administrative fees can increase the cost of borrowing.
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After Tuesday's surprise rate cut, those borrowing costs will become cheaper as well.
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Record low borrowing rates make it a good time to rethink fiscal rules.
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Interest rates have remained low, helping debt-laden companies afford their borrowing costs.
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Other than external borrowing, oil exports constitute the revolution's main source of dollars.
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Granted, the G.O.P. tax plan will add to the deficit, forcing additional borrowing.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve slashed its borrowing rate to near zero on Sunday.
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But not all Democrats think that borrowing the Republicans' rhetoric is sound strategy.
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"In other words, we're borrowing from the divine wonder of home," she added.
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The Fed lowered borrowing costs in July for the first time since 20.1.
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The central bank introduced a plan intended to lower borrowing costs for companies.
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It wouldn't lower borrowing costs effectively and could stoke fear about the downturn.
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But stimulus remains a tough sell in a country notoriously wary of borrowing.
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They speculated that modern humans benefited by borrowing Neanderthal genes to fight infections.
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I'm in a meeting, borrowing someone's pen, when I tell them I'm sick.
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Consumer borrowing costs are rising, but rates remain quite low by historical standards.
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Concerns over Italy's debt sustainability remain extremely high as do its borrowing costs.
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But U.S. officials express confidence that raising borrowing costs now won't hurt growth.
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It is not as if she is scared of all kinds of borrowing.
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By borrowing so liberally from the left and the right, some say Mrs.
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A Reuters poll of economists had pointed to borrowing of 5.3 billion pounds.
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Trump has repeatedly bashed the Fed for not reducing borrowing costs even further.
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But raising the borrowing limit, known as the debt ceiling, is not enough.
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Cash flow also offers another angle on seemingly positive trends in corporate borrowing.
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There's nothing wrong with borrowing ideas from other productions; Balanchine did, everyone does.
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They also remain concerned about dollar borrowing levels of Turkish companies and banks.
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A second discussion is raging over the German government's steadfast aversion to borrowing.
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You paid $500 in borrowing costs and made $500 in profit that year.
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When that happens, he said the state could resort to borrowing if needed.
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He wants to see lower borrowing costs to spur credit growth and construction.
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The kingdom has begun borrowing by the billions both at home and abroad.
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He closed the operating deficit without borrowing from Wall Street or raising taxes.
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The Philippine central bank kept its benchmark borrowing rate steady at 3.0 percent.
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Yet the coalition clings to its "black zero" principle of no net borrowing.
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The bill Congress just passed raises the government's borrowing capacity through March 2019.
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Websites like Borrowing Magnolia let brides rent designer gowns instead of buying one.
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Many consumers are dealing with the higher prices by borrowing over longer terms.
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Evans has supported the central bank's decision to lower borrowing costs this year.
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Even private equity-backed buyouts are down, despite the prevalence of cheap borrowing.
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Do you think there is a line between influencing, borrowing and stealing artistically?
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President Uhuru Kenyatta's government has been criticised for borrowing heavily in recent years.
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Mnuchin exhorted Congress to raise the federal borrowing limit before the new date.
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The banking sector will also have to bear the brunt of excessive borrowing.
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Borrowing money to pay for tax cuts for the rich shrinks the deficit.
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Central bankers already increased the cost of borrowing money in March and June.
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Besides, borrowing by businesses is growing at the slowest rate in three years.
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As for the U.S. and its relentless borrowing needs, the stakes are high.
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You were borrowing 99% of the purchase price; you're putting in 1% equity.
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Post-crisis, both governments and markets have proved surprisingly tolerant of risky borrowing.
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Back then, the Fed kept borrowing costs cheap by purchasing long-term Treasuries.
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Borrowing words from dear Hannah Montana, you get the best of both worlds.
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Tuition prices have outpaced inflation for decades, forcing students and parents into borrowing.
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"This (expansion) was financed via borrowing and key risks were taken," he said.
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Borrowing covered 27 percent of college costs, also higher than the year before.
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One side-effect, however, is that the government's own borrowing is raising eyebrows.
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At the software giant, buybacks have spurred a lot of borrowing and spending.
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The capital controls have hit companies by deterring investment and raising borrowing costs.
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Harder to explain is why China wants to keep borrowing from the bank.
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The Treasury Department is expected to run out of borrowing options by March.
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That is the lowest that key borrowing rate has been since late April.
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The sources said the revised borrowing number will be announced on September 28.
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The relative cost of borrowing almost doubled over the span of two months.
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The government will officially announce the Oct-March borrowing plan on Sept. 30.
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But they were no votes because they wanted to hold borrowing costs steady.
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Another $2628 billion in OCO borrowing interest costs rounds out the $28503 trillion.
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Here's what you should know if you're thinking of borrowing against your house.
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The financial aid community has supported more constraints on borrowing in limited circumstances.
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The rising yields raised concern that higher borrowing costs could derail the economy.
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A downgrade would increase the cost of federal government borrowing, increasing the deficit.
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Financial markets have also shrugged off the Fed's efforts to tighten borrowing conditions.
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Borrowing costs remain low and loan terms have shown little sign of tightening.
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Rising borrowing costs might complicate things further for issuers with weak credit ratings.
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In December, borrowing in the high-yield bond market came to a standstill.
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The central bank is also expected to continue to guide borrowing costs lower.
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"Borrowing trillions of dollars eventually shows up in financial markets," Mr. Burman said.
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Weeks after it exited its last default, it started borrowing in dollars again.
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The Fed raised borrowing costs in September for the third time this year.
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Low borrowing costs, mainly due to the European Central Bank's bond-buying program, will help save 1.2 billion euros, Sapin said, even though the budget erred on the side of caution and assumed that borrowing costs would rise next year.
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The build-up has continued even as policymakers roll out a series of measures to end the explosive growth of debt, including persuading state firms and local governments to prune borrowing and tighter rules and monitoring of banks' short-term borrowing.
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ST PETERSBURG, Russia, July 13 (Reuters) - Russian companies and banks would increasingly prefer borrowing in roubles, taking into account rising costs of borrowing in dollars as well as Western sanctions imposed on Russia, Russian Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin said on Thursday.
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More recent work by Alan Auerbach and Yuriy Gorodnichenko, also of Berkeley, suggests that government borrowing during periods of economic weakness does not tend to raise long-run indebtedness or borrowing costs, even for countries with large existing debt burdens.
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But the original "Taper Tantrum" hit emerging markets so hard because their heavy reliance on dollar borrowing left them as, or even more, vulnerable to an outsize surge in the dollar exchange rate as any rise in borrowing rates themselves.
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It plans to cover the gap with 1.5 billion rials worth of reserves, 900 million rials in borrowing from the international market, 600 million rials of grants, and 300 million rials of borrowing from the local market, the ministry said.
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Next Wednesday the U.S. central bank will likely raise key overnight borrowing costs to roughly match its target for inflation, meaning that for the first time in almost a decade the cost of borrowing dollars will no longer be essentially free.
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Announces results of borrowing base redetermination and participation in upcoming investor conferences * Jones Energy Inc - borrowing base has been reaffirmed at $425 million * Jones Energy Inc - next redetermination is expected in fall of 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Borrowing costs on 63-year German debt hit their lowest level of the year.
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Another possible disadvantage of a home-equity loan is the temptation to keep borrowing.
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Inflation also increases the Fed's ability to stimulate the economy by cutting borrowing costs.
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There can be no culture without people borrowing, stealing and appropriating from one another.
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But much higher government borrowing costs would bring down the curtain on economic growth.
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The economy has grown briskly, without intolerable inflation or too much borrowing from abroad.
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Katrina forced it to start borrowing money from the Treasury to pay out claims.
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Those increases push the cost of borrowing higher for a variety of consumer loans.
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The government's domestic borrowing stands at more than $4 billion and is seen growing.
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The gap with Germany's borrowing costs also narrowed to the smallest in two weeks.
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FFZ6 FEDWATCH Meanwhile, a key measure on interbank borrowing cost ticked higher on Thursday.
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Borrowing costs on 30-year German debt hit their lowest level of the year.
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Here are three things your child should know before borrowing to get through college.
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If you fall below that level, you may find borrowing money much more difficult.
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It's not like DJs were ever going to stop borrowing copyrighted samples for remixes.
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The chances of an increase in borrowing costs this year hang in the balance.
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"[To the] younger ones, I say I don't want you borrowing this," says Richards.
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Borrowing costs on everything from auto loans and mortgages to business debt would surge.
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We even thought about borrowing against our business but it just cost too much.
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Limited market access means less borrowing — a positive for the prices of existing securities.
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These purchases are designed to keep borrowing costs down through to sometime in 2021.
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At its simplest this means that Britain is borrowing a large amount from abroad.
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Effective macroprudential policy should work much like an interest-rate rise: by reducing borrowing.
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They refer to the cost of borrowing overnight, not for a range of maturities.
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The repercussions would include increased interest rates that would further discourage borrowing and investment.
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The U.S. Treasury is expected to run out of borrowing options by late March.
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Many target affluent youngsters with simple borrowing terms and partnerships with high-end brands.
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A deficit of 5% is manageable when the cost of borrowing is so low.
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This means the banks will be receiving cash for borrowing from the central bank.
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But ever more borrowing leaves China vulnerable, as company blowups add to the pressures.
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With public debt of 2.3 trillion euros, Italy can ill afford higher borrowing costs.
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Germany should replace the deficit ban with a rule allowing borrowing for investment spending.
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They do think the economy is strong enough for further increases in borrowing costs.
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Though the U.S. central bank is expected to increase borrowing costs at the Dec.
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That is when economists expect it to cut borrowing costs to around 0.1 percent.
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Borrowing costs in this critical corner of Wall Street have gotten back to normal.
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They called this project "metapolitics," borrowing a term from the communist thinker Antonio Gramsci.
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Companies also have the incentive to tap credit markets now before borrowing costs increase.
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In November the budget detailed plans to raise a cap on local authorities' borrowing.
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"Always look at the tax consequences to see the cost of borrowing," Bishop said.
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Last April the IMF warned that indebted firms were exposed to higher borrowing costs.
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Tax reform will increase borrowing by $1.1trn over a decade, according to official projections.
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The U.S. central bank signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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FHN also has access to multiple sources of secured borrowing, such as the FHLB.
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On a national level, countries that borrow money are effectively borrowing from future generations.
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Some banks' reports to IBA of their borrowing costs are merely their best guesses.
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Further, U.S. unemployment rates remain low nationwide, a key signal for the borrowing economy.
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Over the same period, consumer borrowing has also risen in Hong Kong and Singapore.
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The current borrowing government benefits, and later governments have to deal with the consequences.
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RB said the settlement would be funded through existing borrowing facilities and cash generation.
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The purpose of this borrowing was usually to build houses, roads and other infrastructure.
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Last year China seemed to be getting serious about crimping off-balance-sheet borrowing.
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Russia's budget for this year calls for borrowing of up to $3 billion abroad.
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Consumer borrowing rose $20153 billion in November to a new high of $3.53 trillion.
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Its most important target is banks' short-term cost of borrowing from each other.
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Government-bond yields set the benchmark for the borrowing costs of companies and consumers.
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If the cost of government borrowing rises, it becomes harder to finance budget deficits.
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The Mercator deal, financed by borrowing, proved far too big for Agrokor to swallow.
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Libor reflects borrowing costs among banks and is based on quotes submitted by lenders.
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In general, firms were borrowing more to pay for existing expenses, the report said.
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Overall, survey respondents expect the average borrowing base to be trimmed by 20 percent.
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The Philippines central bank is expected to lower borrowing costs later in the session.
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The monetary easing has, however, not led to strong growth in borrowing and spending.
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The buffer would cover Greece's borrowing needs for the next 18 to 24 months.
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That in turn would bring down state borrowing costs, currently just over 4 percent.
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It increased borrowing costs last December and has projected three rate hikes in 4.73.
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Short-term corporate borrowing costs have risen with the contraction of institutional prime funds.
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"Increasing borrowing is clearly the line of least resistance," IFS director Paul Johnson said.
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Though a rise in borrowing costs after the next BoE policy meeting on Nov.
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China's relatively low interest rates should favour borrowing and investing over saving, they said.
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It will be the second poorest country after Ethiopia to tap global borrowing markets.
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But she also ended up borrowing $76,211 and is struggling to pay it back.
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As a result, dollar borrowing spills over into easier credit conditions in domestic markets.
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In theory, negative rates should make borrowing more attractive, both for consumers and businesses.
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Just last week, Freddie Mac announced that it was already loosening its borrowing standards.
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They forecast it would reduce borrowing costs by another 75 basis points in 2020.
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France's borrowing costs FR10YT=RR rose to a three-week high at 0.86 percent.
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MSCIEF in three months, raised countries' borrowing costs by an average 23 percentage point .
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Of course, Carney does much of this by borrowing heavily from his own film.
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Claypool also said the "junk"-rated district plans more borrowing to finance capital improvements.
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New credit card applications and consumer borrowing trends can weight on an individual's credit.
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RUSSIAN WILL SOON OFFER NEW BOND PLACEMENT MECHANISM THAT WOULD ALLOW MORE BORROWING - VYSHKOVSKY
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Lower borrowing costs, slowing house price inflation and rising wages have improved housing affordability.
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Many economists expect the Fed to increase borrowing costs at its December policy meeting.
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In 2015, Congress suspended the ceiling until March 15, allowing normal borrowing to continue.
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However, the measure of borrowing by medium-sized firms declined to 201.1 from 217.3.
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You don't receive greater rewards for borrowing more and incurring greater interest expense, either.
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If the borrowing limit is not raised, the Treasury could default on debt payments.
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When possible, renting, borrowing, or buying books secondhand are the simplest ways to save.
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JUUL has also been pilloried for borrowing marketing techniques (and cash) from Big Tobacco.
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Higher borrowing rates can easily price the subprime buyer out of the auto market.
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This level of bank borrowing exposure could constrain corporate credit quality for some issuers.
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It looks like Snapchat may soon be borrowing a feature from Instagram, for once.
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Some have blamed years of cheap borrowing costs for fueling Canada's long housing boom.
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At the same time, they worked together, borrowing and improving upon each other's ideas.
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The ministry also plans to increase its domestic borrowing to fill any budget holes.
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Lower borrowing costs stemmed a further decline in loan demand to buy a home.
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Australia would seem to have plenty of scope to fund needed spending through borrowing.
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Financial markets are currently pricing in no increase in borrowing costs until next year.
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On a short trip, renting or borrowing a car might not be worth it.
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On bond markets, Greek 10-year borrowing costs have dropped as low as 2.01%.
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But this can be accomplished without borrowing language from Dick Cheney, of all people.
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The BoJ anticipated that its easing would spur borrowing and spending, including capital expenditure.
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That these are really just stand-ins for public borrowing is an open secret.
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But adding in LGFV borrowing, the IMF forecasts that it will rise to 8.4%.
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What you can pawn as well as the cost of borrowing varies by state.
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That is because interest rate cuts lose their potency as borrowing costs approach zero.
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Few countries have gone on borrowing binges of that magnitude without hitting a crisis.
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That lifts stocks by encouraging borrowing and spending, and by making bonds less attractive.
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Borrowing for auto and student loans rose $22.15 billion, an increase of 8.5 percent.
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Investors worry that rising borrowing costs without underlying growth could backfire on the economy.
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The rush to the exits reinforces doubts, raising borrowing costs and bludgeoning the peso.
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The lower borrowing costs take pressure off government finances and ripple through financial markets.
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They may have even put their parents up to borrowing in the first place.
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Governments, generally massive debtors, have a natural interest in borrowing at low interest rates.
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And the borrowing binge over the past decade has been led by emerging markets.
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In the 2000s low borrowing costs helped inflate a credit bubble in southern Europe.
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The borrowing (costs) also stays high, so we like more stealth names to short.
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