Sentences with phrase «keeping a close eye on financial»

Still, he is keeping a close eye on financial conditions.

If you keep a close eye on the financial developments in 2013, you can find plenty of ways to make a profit with your investments.

«Investors keep a close eye on the financial position of both GSEs, assuming that unlimited Treasury support will end after this year, leaving only specified amounts of support Without further unlimited support having been pledged, investors need to make calculated decisions on how much exposure they can have to each GSE,» ASF said in the paper.

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Investors were keeping a close eye on the market for United States Treasury bonds, one of the most heavily traded markets in the world and a benchmark for the rest of the financial system.

Loch said economic development, especially downtown and along Roosevelt Road, keeping a close eye on the village's financial health and strengthening the spirit of cooperation and volunteerism in the village are the issues she would most like to tackle if she is elected.

«One of the other new things in 2017 is we've created financial managers in the larger departments, who keep even a closer eye on every expenditure.»

Try to keep a close eye on trading costs, fund annual expenses and the amount you pay for financial advice.

Sometimes critics say to keep your balances below 50 %, and some critics use 40 % as the spending red light, but at Golden Financial Services where we specialize in credit card debt relief we say 30 % is the number that you need to keep a close eye on.

My concern, as we are ramping up our financial aid program, is keeping a close eye on our default rates, as one of our measures of accountability.

That means keeping a close eye on how they're using your credit card, even if you've already instilled strong financial values in them.

This week, the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) stated that it is «keeping a close eye on Initial Coin Offerings», before describing the parallels between Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and ICOs.

As for India, its financial regulators are keeping a close eye on bitcoin, but they aren't regulating it.