Sentences with phrase «net borrowing»

The charter demands that there's a surplus on public sector net borrowing by 2019 - 20 and that once achieved, it is maintained.

Consequently, the actual net borrowing rate is less than the stated policy loan rate.

Overall public sector net borrowing is expected to be # 34 billion in 2007 - 08, up from original projections of # 31 billion.

New figures showed that public sector net borrowing rose by a further # 15.2 billion last month, to reach # 110 billion for the first 11 months of the fiscal year.

The budget in numbers 149000000000 pounds - public sector net borrowing forecast this year.

In its most recent earnings report, the company posted a US$ 19.6 - million loss in the quarter ended Sept. 30, despite a 33 % jump in revenue, and total net borrowings rose to $ 388 million.

Many on the Right of the Party (i.e. David David, John Redwood, Christopher Chope, etc) are convinced Osborne needs to go further (the Right point correctly to the fact that fewer than 10 % of the spending reductions have been made yet with less than three years to go before the next General Election) and they point to the record borrowing figures (estimated at # 15.2 billion in net borrowing) and the need to tear down the barriers to faster growth.

In accruals terms, this deficit is known as Public Sector Net Borrowing (PSNB).

Cumulative public sector net borrowing between 2011 - 12 and 2015 - 16 was forecast at # 322bn.

For the discount window of its own to make a real dent in monetary policy, we would need to see more than $ 10 billion of net borrowings, because the Fed is decreasing the monetary base by $ 10 billion through other actions.

149000000000 pounds - public sector net borrowing forecast this year.

12:50 - Public sector net borrowing: He is mapping out a sensible timetable, he says.

Less overall concern about inflation and real risk, the positive outlook for productivity growth, and the increasing depth and sophistication of financial markets, all might be expected to induce an increase in the scale of gross liabilities and assets relative to income, for leverage and net borrowing to increase relative to income.

One slip and your net borrowing cost could be substantially higher.