Sentences with phrase «debt stock left»

We want to tell him that GH cents 9.5 billion, representing the total public debt stock left by President Kufuor, out of GH cents 94.5 billion, which is Ghana's total debt stock, expressed as a percentage can in no way be 41 %, as he stated in Ho,» he added.

They have not added as much to the enormous debt stock left by his predecessor; instead, they are paying off some of the debt.

Not exact matches

That can hurt a company's stock price if it's borrowed a lot, as the interest it's paying on that debt is more expensive — meaning more money will be spent paying it down, leaving less for product development, marketing, etc..

It is wishful thinking to imagine that the most extreme economic, debt and investment bubble in history was corrected by a mild economic downturn, a market decline that leaves stocks at 21 times peak earnings (higher than at the 1929 and 1987 peaks), and just a few large - scale defaults from a corporate debt position which continues to claim a record share of operating earnings to finance.

When the Railway Mania bubble eventually popped, many railroad companies went out of business, railway stock investors were ruined and enormous debts were left throughout the country.

Her father, who died in 1891, had speculated on the stock exchange and left massive debts.

What the two leaders have done is to quote a relatively small figure of GHC 9.5 billion as what they left in 2009 and quote a nominal GHC 122 billion as what currently represents our debt stock.

In actual fact the total contribution of the NDC to the national debt stock can be obtained by subtracting the US$ 8.075 billion left by the NPP from the US$ 28.37 billion dollars which represents our total debt at the moment.

The drugmaker's bonds were cut to junk from investment grade by Moody's after its US$ 41 - billion buyout of Allergan Plc's generics business in 2016 left the company with a debt load that outweighed its value in the stock market.

Teva Pharmaceutical's bonds were cut to junk from investment grade by Moody's after its US$ 41 - billion buyout of Allergan's generics business in 2016 left the company with a debt load that outweighed its value in the stock market.

Bill «The Bond King» Gross, founder of PIMCO says that the long run of stocks outperforming the overall economy is done and that the only policy option left for the «advanced» economies in the world is inflating their way out of debt.

Strong sales growth in the 1920's allowed Woodruff to retire all of the company's preferred stock, leaving the company debt free.

That would leave him about $ 20,000 in his investment account to buy dividend - paying stocks but he figures the savings from eliminating debt payments could go instead towards beefing up his annual income.