Sentences with phrase «domestic interest rates»

Tax reform and the budget agreement may place more upward pressure on domestic interest rates, which may lead to more volatility in fixed - income markets as well.

An Uridashi bond is normally issued in high - yielding currencies such as New Zealand Dollars or Australian Dollars in order to give the investor a higher return than the historically low domestic interest rate in Japan.

Record low domestic interest rates spurred a housing market recovery that allowed the banks to grow their mortgage books, post record profits and increase dividend payout ratios.

While - ever domestic interest rates were high, this encouraged more foreign inflow which made credit control difficult and was costly to sterilise; but lower interest rates would have fuelled excess domestic demand.

International bond funds can also help investors to balance out losses that will come when domestic interest rates rise, as these rates differ from one country to another.

Dollar - pegged countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) don't have currency depreciation to help offset to higher domestic interest rates.

As issuing debt to fund growth continues to lose its effectiveness, watch for the PBOC to push for a weaker Yuan as well as lower domestic interest rates.

If Canada's companies are doing as much business in other countries as they are at home, they will be less sensitive to changes in domestic interest rates and to the value of the Canadian dollar.

This will put an upward bias to GDP growth and domestic interest rates.

There should be, if you are right, an inverse correlation between domestic interest rates and the size of a country's current account deficit: the larger a country's current account deficit, the lower its domestic interest rates should be, and the larger the current surplus, the higher its domestic interest rates should be.

First, the Fed might face financial headwinds working against attempts to raise short - term, domestic interest rates.

And while it is hard to be precise, our modelling suggests that the exchange rate (the real trade weighted index, or real TWI) has not depreciated by quite as much as might have been expected in response to the actual decline in the terms of trade (and the reductions in domestic interest rates)(Graph 5).

That leaves these institutions with less cash for lending, pushing up domestic interest rates (and ultimately leaving the central bank with a loss on its balance sheet).

«If the central bank is intervening because there are huge capital inflows, the domestic interest rate in the market will go up.

Fast forward to the present and the academic solution based on historical experience proffered for these now struggling economies is higher domestic interest rates.

At the height of the pessimism about the world economy in June, 2 - year yields were 70 basis points below the cash rate, and even 10 - year yields were about 15 points below the cash rate, indicating the market expected that domestic interest rates might need to be cut in response to the external weakness.

Will the rate cut of the SNB lower the domestic interest rate level in Switzerland even further?