Sentences with phrase «fall along with interest rates»

Major indexes are little changed as banks fall along with interest rates and weak first - quarter results hit several health care companies.

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Given the movements in interest rates in the past year along with the dollar's fall it is reasonable to estimate that expectations of exchange rates of the dollar against the euro 10 years from now have fallen by perhaps 15 per cent.

Credit card interest rates — particularly variable rates — generally rise and fall along with the prime interest rate.

In 1935 interest rates were at 2.5 % and began a slow climb, (with a few spikes and falls along the way) to just under 10 % in 1976.

Mortgage rates generally rise and fall along with yields on Treasury notes and bonds because those government securities reflect the overall direction of interest rates.

Your credit card interest rate will probably rise and fall along with the Prime Rate as it changes, and the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate Dec. 14 for only the second time in eight yerate will probably rise and fall along with the Prime Rate as it changes, and the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate Dec. 14 for only the second time in eight yeRate as it changes, and the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate Dec. 14 for only the second time in eight yerate Dec. 14 for only the second time in eight years.

As the Treasury bill rate and prime rate rise and fall, variable credit card interest rates rise and fall along with it.

As the name implies, market - linked CDs grant a rate of return based on the current state of a designated security or market index, meaning that your earnings in interest will rise and fall along with the state of the linked securities.

Mortgage rates tend to rise and fall along with the yield, or effective interest rate, on U.S. government debt.

The impact will fall hardest on first - time buyers; as interest rates rise along with inflation, home ownership will become increasingly out of reach.