Sentences with phrase «point rise»

A one percentage point rise in a portfolio's yield typically causes the price to fall in line with its duration.

Even a hefty 20 percent down payment results in a leverage factor of five so that every percentage point rise in the value of the home is a 5 percent return on their equity.

This uncertainty has led to a 50 basis point rise in rates over the past month.

Hip points rise for something more like an SUV view out without a headroom decrease.

This award was based in part on a 30 - point rise in math and reading scores during years at which the school's poverty rate also continued to increase.

Napali (or Na Pali), which literally translates to «The Cliffs,» are sea cliffs which stretch for 11 miles down the coastline of Kauai, Hawaii, USA and at points rise as high as 4,000 feet above sea level.

Overall 57.3 percent of students rated a proficient in math, up from 54 percent last year, and 43.9 percent in English language arts, a 1.5 percentage point rise from last year.

Gallup finds that the U.S. uninsurance rate rose to 12.3 % in the third quarter of 2017 — a 1.4 percentage point rise since the end of 2016 and the first significant increase in the rate of uninsured Americans since Obamacare's coverage expansion and requirement to carry insurance took effect in 2014.

Lewis Point rose one spot this year, after showing strongn 24 % growth in average net worth since last year.

Even a half point rise in rates, which have been edging up incrementally the last few weeks, could translate into a 9 per cent slump in sales and a 2.6 per cent drop in prices by 2015, compared to where the market stood in 2012, notes economist Will Dunning in a rates - impact assessment released Wednesday.

At one point rising waters threatened about 70 percent of New South Wales, home to Sydney and about a third of the nation's 22 million residents.

For every 100 basis point rise historically, the S&P 500 has risen on average 1.5 %, whereas the S&P 500 Equal Weight rose 4.7 % and the Pure Styles of Value and Growth rose a respective 6.1 % and 7.9 %.

And in its market - based forecast for the cash rate, the RBA sees a 25 basis point rise by the middle of next year.

A 0.20 - point rise probably makes little difference in your payments.

For more expensive Mint fares, the price in points rises faster than the cost in dollars, which reduces the cents per mile.

There's Smash, in which the aim is to smash your opponent's backboard, 21 tasks you with being the first player to score 21 points, Elimination has the player with the lowest score being eliminated at the end of each quarter until there's only one left, and Domination asks you to take shots from a certain spot in order to gain control of it, with points rising quicker if you are controlling more than one at once.

The work takes as its starting point the rising social inequality caused by multiple political and economic crises both in Brazil and abroad.

I heard a climatologist explain on the radio that with a higher temperature the saturation point rises.

Derrick Rose has also struggled with mental health a bit and confidence... arguably because of lesser plsy due to injury... but that's speculation at this point

In expanding on his initial Tweet, Gross on January 10 described a 10 - 30 basis point rise for the year — hardly a market apocalypse — driven by rising inflation, reduced global central bank Treasury purchases, and higher US budget deficits.2 But even such a modest move could mean it ain't over for those persistent downside penetrations of support that have lately become routine in T - note futures.

Builders have blamed a 1 percentage point rise in interest rates between May and September as one big culprit in slowing new - home sales in their markets.

Still, the Fed also earns an interest spread between its assets and its liabilities, providing about 3 % annually (as a percentage of assets) in excess interest to eat through, which would allow a further 50 basis point rise in interest rates over a 12 - month period without wiping out that additional cushion.

Conversely, on the right of the political spectrum, if, apart from 2 points from the BNP, all of UKIP's 13 point rise since 2010 were from the Tories, then Conservative would have been down by 11 points, not 6 they were actually down by.

«We find that a 3 percentage point rise in unemployment at the time of major choice leads to a distribution of majors that earns roughly 1.35 percent more, on average, for their long - run earnings,» the paper says.

«A one point rise in rates adds $ 200 billion every year to the debt,» says Cote.

Up until now, many people have been building portfolios with the idea that rates will at some point rise, protecting themselves against interest - rate risk.

Cox's staff indulged in a brief celebration and drafted press releases trumpeting the school's six - point rise.

Again, how much longer this can continue is uncertain, but one would imagine at some point rising crude prices will have to be reflected in higher retail prices for diesel and gasoline.

During that period, real estate's share of total wealth rose to 57 % from 46 % for households in the bottom 20 % income bracket, compared with just a six percentage point rise to 40 % for those in the highest - earning quintile.

A recent survey of small - business owners conducted for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce by Harris Interactive reported an 11 percentage point rise in the last year in the number of owners who are unsure of whether their business will be better off in the future than it has been in the past.

While struggling with ultralow interest rates, major banks have also been publishing regular updates on how well they would do if interest rates suddenly surged upward... Bank of America... says a 1 - percentage - point rise in short - term rates would add $ 3.29 billion... [A] back - of - the - envelope calculation suggests an incremental $ 2.9 billion of extra pretax income in 2017, or 11.5 % of the bank's expected 2016 pretax profit...

After market participants appeared largely prepared for a hawkish update from the Fed in March, to accompany a well - flagged 25 basis - point rise in the fed funds target rate, some were surprised by the restrained tone of its statement.

Specifically, the BoC predicts that the impact of a 100 basis point rise in policy rates would peak after 5 quarters, at which point it would lower GDP by 0.6 %.

Looking at quarterly data, since 1990 every one percentage point rise in industrial commodity prices (using the JOC Industrial Metals Index) has translated into roughly 0.30 % outperformance by emerging markets.

Money markets nevertheless still expect a further 25 basis point rise in the cash rate later this year (Graph 51).

This represented an 11 - point rise for the EU and an eight - point drop for the U.S. from February to August 2017.

For the next decade, we're forecasting a one percentage point rise in the saving rate annually.

A 4 point rise in the polls for UKIP provides some explanation for a 13 point increase in local election performance, but still leaves a lot to explain.

The Conservative candidate, Anne McIntosh, took the seat, although voters gave Nick Clegg's party a five - point rise in its share of the vote.

Indeed, the figures for the two main parties are also identical as the equivalent YouGov poll last month - the only difference being a two - point rise in the Lib Dem rating.

In 2015 and 2016 for instance, Nigeria «erected» two structural barriers against foreign investment - one, the structure of multiple exchange rates reaching as many as 13 according to some reports and the huge variance between the rates at a point rising to a difference of over N200 between the lowest and the highest rates; and the absence of clarity over economic policy.

There can be spikes and troughs in attitudes towards the NHS itself: the coverage of the 50th anniversary saw a 10 point rise in support for it, for example.

WHAT IT FOUND: Carried out on the day of Labour's manifesto launch, this poll gives Jeremy Corbyn's party a one - point rise from the previous week at the Tories» expense.

But Labour outperformed even that achievement as a unique alliance of enthused younger voters and previous non-voters combined with older austerity - hit, anti-establishment Ukippers to deliver a 10 - point rise in Labour's vote compared with two years ago, to 40 %.