long-term interest rate

In other words, long-term interest rates were already beginning to fall.

But even if long-term interest rates are low, they can still go lower.

As a result, real long-term interest rates became very high.

And they are not looking for a significant drop in long-term interest rates.

And in the end, he said, that will be enough to pull long-term interest rates lower.

They'd say if you're going to improve the economy that much, long-term interest rates will go way up.

Even now, he said, long-term interest rates are below the 6 percent level before last fall's global financial crisis.

Part of the reason for the difference has to do with the gap between short- and long-term interest rates.

For long-term interest rates, the outlook is a little less clear.

Long-term interest rates in the bond market continued to fall.

The long-term interest rates rose to their highest levels in almost a year.

He said that long-term interest rates would fall if inflation was under control.

But it is having no problems in the bond market, where long-term interest rates continue to fall.

So it is possible that long-term interest rates, already at relatively high levels, could move even higher.

Low long-term interest rates could go far to offset that.

The long bond is the measure by which most long-term interest rates are set.

Long-term interest rates are at their lowest levels since January, 1990.

Bond prices fell however, and long-term interest rates moved higher.

That is why it got upset about the recent run up in long-term interest rates.

Long-term interest rates remain at their lowest in nearly a year.

"That sort of signal would allow long-term interest rates to come down a bit."

That new confidence could send the stock market higher and long-term interest rates lower.

Long-term interest rates have rarely been this low since 1981, but were often lower earlier than that.

It was the first time in more than six months that the long-term interest rate had topped 7 percent.

Long-term interest rates moved lower yesterday, helped by a drop in oil prices.