Sentences with phrase «digit rates started»

Interest rates in the eighties tended to be much higher than over the past decade, although it's worth remembering, when Labour boasts of kickstarting interest - rate stability, that the trend of decline from double - digit rates started in 1992, four - and - a-half years before the party came to power.

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Once global growth started revving up again, rates would revert to levels investors had grown used to, in the mid-single digits.

Rates on business loans start in the low single digits, though the average annual percentage rate (APR) in 2016 was 42.1 %.

«In absolute terms, UK property stocks tend to go up most of the time and, on average, by double digits in the 12 months after interest rates start rising.»

The poll found Cuomo's favorability rating stands at 53 percent to 40 percent, a double - digit tumble from 62 percent to 30 percent at the start of the year.

Rates on business loans start in the low single digits, though the average annual percentage rate (APR) in 2016 was 42.1 %.

Use these five tips to get you started and you'll be well on your way to achieving an excellent credit score and get interest rates in the single digits, rather than double ones.

APRs start in the single digits for loans and 13.99 % for lines of credit (though only borrowers with strong credit scores will qualify for these rates).

With a variable rate, though, you might start with a very low rate and end up with one in the double digits.

In fact, the big run up in stocks started in the early 80s when PE ratios were in the single digits and interest rates were very high.

When multiple enemies start attacking the frame rate takes a serious dip, at some points it even dropped below single digits.

And don't even get me started on dropping a certain bomb that drops the frame - rate in single digits.

(October 2, 2017) Nalcor's Muskrat Falls hydro project will cost more than double original estimates, is years behind schedule and will impose triple - digit rate increases on electricity customers when it starts producing power.

Due to a double - digit dip on the typically volatile multifamily side, nationwide housing starts declined 8.5 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 890,000 units in January, according to newly released data from HUD and the U.S. Census Bureau.