domestic credit

This system will not be duplicated on its domestic credit policy.

The policy was largely successful in reducing the growth of the money supply and total domestic credit.

It is the corporation's first domestic credit facility since its financial restructuring in 1986.

It also has access to the many years of experience on domestic credit underwriting in Holland from its parent company.

The printing of money and domestic credit expansion moderated somewhat in 1993.

Domestic credit was scarce and start-up costs were often beyond the reach of local investors 'per se'.

The overseas credit allowed colonists to develop a system of domestic credit.

Unlike the third-world loans, the domestic credits would be deemed total losses.

Domestic credit to the public sector grew at almost 300 percent, and international reserves dipped below US$77 million.

The domestic credit was administered in two forms: book credit and promissory notes.

Chinese officials said early this year that they wanted domestic credit and the money supply each to increase no more than 17 percent this year.

These favorable asset price movements improve national fiscal indicators and encourage domestic credit expansion.

Their huge banks dwarf the size of their economy and are far larger than what they need to service their domestic credit needs.

Diz enacted much of the Economy Minister's financial deregulation policy, while moving to limit domestic credit.

Capital controls limiting a nation's residents from owning foreign assets can ensure that domestic credit is available more cheaply than would otherwise be the case.

Citicorp, with $46.5 billion in domestic credit card receivables, leads the industry with a 12.4 percent market share, although its growth has stalled.

In the Central Bank's Balance Sheet, foreign exchange reserves are assets, along with domestic credit.

Russia's stock market plunged, and "within a week capital outflow reached a massive $16 billion, suddenly squeezing domestic credit while the ruble collapsed in value."

Stock of domestic credit:

He added that Ryutaro Hashimoto, Japan's trade negotiator, "got a lot of domestic credit for saying no so long."

The People's Bank of China had been expected to release the August figures for money supply and domestic credit on Friday as well.

A severe shortage of domestic credit hampered the sector somewhat, however, as growing harvests soon outstripped transport and storage capacity.

If domestic credit insurance was required, invariably the company utilised Trade Indemnity (TI).

As I write, no news yet by NCM to acquire domestic credit underwriting expertise from outside the company.

The dispute had already crippled trading in foreign exchange and the domestic credit market and is now disrupting everyday commerce and the corporate sector.