borrowing costs

Borrowing costs have been lower than at almost any point in American history.

This means that borrowing costs have been at a record low for two years.

Either way, there will remain a difference in borrowing costs.

But record low borrowing costs have not done anything for the Japanese stock market.

But a lower rating does increase a school's borrowing costs.

Just before the election, borrowing costs had jumped to a 14-year high.

The government's borrowing costs rise because markets see where this is going.

The upgrade, which had been expected, could help lower the country's international borrowing costs.

With borrowing costs reduced, state and local governments can take a longer view.

"I am skeptical that will lead to lower borrowing costs."

Large companies, too, may move to avert higher borrowing costs.

That, in turn, has lowered borrowing costs by a certain degree.

Stable borrowing costs help the performance of companies and, thus, their stocks.

The risk is that higher borrowing costs could push the economy into recession.

But borrowing costs for creditworthy companies are not down very much.

It will take more than a one-half point cut to reduce these companies' borrowing costs.

The low rates have helped banks by keeping their own borrowing costs down.

The financing is part of a program to help lower the utility's borrowing costs.

The move is likely to increase Philadelphia's borrowing costs by millions of dollars.

A higher debt rating would be expected to reduce a company's borrowing costs.

Some argue that the Government could both cut its borrowing costs and bring long-term interest rates down a little.

His borrowing costs are up, he says, although they have not climbed enough yet to hurt; others share this view.

These higher interest rates will reduce consumer spending, as borrowing costs increase.

So if ratings fall, the borrowing costs to the governments rise.

If our credit rating gets cut (and we have seen that for other countries) then borrowing costs more.