market rate of interest

In the different colonies both the legal and the market rate of interest run from six to eight per cent.

The banks should not be paid market rates of interest on their minimum reserves.

In fact this is the major way in which the government seeks to alter market rates of interest.

As explained in section 16.1, their price fluctuates inversely with the current market rate of interest.

Loans other than mortgages must be repaid within five years, and the plans generally charge market rates of interest.

Member states are permitted to provide it only on terms that a private investor would, notably by charging market rates of interest.

Notice that, in addition to the various market rates of interest, the expected rate of inflation should also be taken into account here.

The higher the current market rate of interest, the lower will be the market price of existing bonds.

Through self-help groups the bank can serve small rural depositors while paying them a market rate of interest."

Firms must also pay the cost of capital - the market rate of interest - out of profits.

As market rates of interest vary over time, it becomes difficult to achieve this, a feature known as reinvestment risk.

Table 16.1 shows how the market price and the market rate of interest vary with each other for a bond yielding £5 per year.

Holders of annual-premium whole life insurance would earn market rates of interest on their accounts.

This will drive up the price of securities and hence will drive down their current market rate of interest.

Demand and supply will ensure that the rate of discount will reflect market rates of interest.

Many banks have also been experiencing a surge of deposits in their money market accounts, which pay market rates of interest.

(The interest that the government has to pay will reflect the market rate of interest at the time when the bonds are issued.)

Such a bond is likely to be called when the market rate of interest is lower than the coupon rate on the bond.

The market rate of interest is higher in France than in England; and the common price of land is lower.

By raising the rate of profit, too, the monopoly necessarily keeps up the market rate of interest higher than it otherwise would be.

Where the market rate of interest is five per cent, it may perhaps require seven or seven and a half per cent.

Similarly, a rise in the market rate of interest should make unprofitable some investments which were previously profitable, so that aggregate investment should fall.

The ordinary market price of land, it is to be observed, depends everywhere upon the ordinary market rate of interest.

And they pay market rates of interest on savings accounts and C.D.'s.

The applicant must put at least $500 in a money market account or certificate of deposit earning market rates of interest.