Sentences with phrase «historic lows these days»

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In terms of credit card performance, the strength of our risk management capabilities and the quality of our portfolio resulted in new historic lows for the 30 plus delinquency and net chargeoff rates... The 30 - plus [day] delinquency rate fell below 2 %, and our 90 - plus [day] delinquency rate fell to below 1 %.

Monday, May 8, 2017 — After the results of the French election were announced yesterday, this was a notable day in the options and volatility markets — The CBOE Volatility Index ® (VIX ®) fell 0.80 points and closed at 9.77 (it lowest daily close since December 1993); Bloomberg's estimate of 30 - trading day historic volatility for the -LSB-...]

To mark World AIDS Day, Cuomo announced the number of people newly diagnosed with HIV in New York State has fallen to historic lows, with the number of new cases of HIV dropping nine percent from 2015 to 2016.

The producers of God's Not Dead takes on the Biblical epic with the low - budget, faith - based production Samson (2018, PG - 13) and 1987: When the Day Comes (South Korea, 2017, not rated, with subtitles) dramatizes the historic public outcry against the military dictatorship that led to the birth of South Korean democracy.

The 148 - day supply (as of January 17, 2009) is a bit much, even at a time when sales of all new vehicles are at or near historic lows.

That's especially true these days, with interest rates remaining near historic lows.

The Historic Tarwin Lower Hotel has family meals 7 days a week with Pub Tab and live entertainment during the summer months.

Over the past 18 to 24 months we have seen consistently strong activity levels and yet the number of properties being offered for sale (as well as the number of days those properties spend on the market) has fallen to historic lows (especially for properties priced under $ 1 Million).

«REALTORS ® remain positive about the current market, with new properties coming on the market every day and continued historic low mortgage rates for buyers», said Kathleen Sweeten, Executive Vice President of NVBR.

Andrea Szlavik of Prudential Fox and Roach in Collegeville states that «with a market filled with desirable listings, interest rates at historic lows, and a threat of rising rates, prospective buyers would benefit from getting off the fence and jumping into the present day «buyers» market.