Sentences with phrase «roll over all your debt»

Instead, he laments, the government will order creditors to roll over debt and this problem will persist.

SEOUL, March 29 - General Motors» South Korean unit plans to ask its U.S. headquarters to roll over a debt of 988 billion won owed by the loss - making unit and coming due in April, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

Typically retail firms roll over debt to buy time, but interest rates have risen since the last set of buyouts several years ago, making that prospect more expensive.

A crash in the bond market would put the US into default because its ability to borrow and roll over its debt would be gone.

And if those states can bring their budgets into a primary surplus, then we don't need the bankruptcy provision, since they'll be easily capable of rolling over their debts.

And doubts are growing about the ability of Russia's heavily indebted energy firms to roll over their debt next year.

MIDDLE EAST 2014 SUPPLEMENT By Gordon Platt Dubai has rolled over its debt and keeps on spending in preparation for World Expo 2020.

I know at times they roll over debt, and receive new securities for those that are due.

If interest rates rise significantly, Japan will have a hard time rolling over its debts — it's colossal, 220 % of GDP debts.

This allows you to roll over all your debt into one package.

Works great unless rates rise again someday, in which case the firm goes insolvent trying to roll over the debt.

To remove the constraint individually would require fiscally unstable members of the Euro to adopt what would effectively be a «dual currency» system, rolling over their debt into instruments that allow the debt to be converted into their own national currencies.

Do you assume that the banks will roll over the debt, or do you think there is a chance of a forced liquidation by the banks?

When their average debt maturity gets too short, they have a crisis rolling over the debt.

I don't expect further dilution — there should be no problem rolling over the debt, even if it ends up with AIB.

My guess would be the matter discussed in the previous question or further dilution next year when they have to roll over the debt (again)?

Runs on currencies happen when countries can no longer roll over their debts easily, which is facilitated by having a lot of debt to refinance at once.

When there was doubt about the value of those assets, their lenders refused to roll over their debts, and so they foundered, and most died, or were forced into mergers.

Today, many borrowers simply can not roll over their debt into new loans,» says Michael Sawyer Smith, who heads the real estate practice at Baker & McKenzie LLP from the firm's Chicago office.

Not exact matches

«We are unlikely to see higher interest rates soon, since with $ 15 trillion in debt constantly rolling over, as a country we can't afford higher interest rates,» Backus says.

In 1998 you had a rolling crisis of sorts where lots of little problems (emerging market debt scares) eventually boiled over into one bigger problem (the Russian default) and then appeared to be rolling over into foreign markets with the LTCM debacle.

Therefore, one can assume that the Fed would be OK about keeping rates low for the time being so they are not rolling it over at increasingly higher rates with higher debt payments.

As long as this government debt is rolled over continuously at non-repressed interest rates, which will be low as nominal GDP growth drops, China can rebalance the economy without a collapse in growth.

Assume, for example, that a disorderly rebalancing occurs because Beijing waits so long to force through the reforms that it runs into debt capacity limits (i.e. the growth in debt can not exceed the growth in the amount of bad debt that must continually be rolled over).

Though the weighted - average maturity of Treasury debt is currently longer than normal, the average is still only 5.8 years, and half of the debt will have to be rolled over by 2019, at whatever interest rates emerge in the interim.

We will just roll the debt over again and again.

If sovereign debt is increased every year and is never liquidated because it is continually «rolled over,» how much is that debt truly worth and how long will perpetually increasing debt persist before a violent reset occurs?

As investors pressure corporate heads to focus on repaying debt, and profit expectations roll over further, it's almost inevitable that we'll see hiring slow significantly.

Sovereign debt will be «rolled over,» never extinguished, and repaid with new debt.

Chinese regulators and commercial banks are butting heads over new rules Beijing is rolling out to tackle off - the - books lending that's compounding China's debt woes.

How are these giveaways less inflationary than for central banks to directly finance budget deficits and roll over government debts?

The payment was made a couple of days later, following provisional agreement on a new accord with the IMF to roll over US$ 12.5 billion in debt over three years as part of a revised programme for the country.

What are the risks when over $ 200 Trillion in debt can be counted as an asset ONLY if that massive and increasing debt can be rolled -LSB-...]

ROBS allow entrepreneurs to roll over a portion of their IRA or 401 (k) into launching a business, debt - and tax - penalty free.

Normally government debt is repeatedly rolled over and new debt is acquired.

It is also clear that no real financial control was exercised for instance in Vatican Radio or L'Osservatore Romano, and debts were rolled over from year to year.

An urgent need for new official lending to roll over past debts?

Outside of crisis situations, many countries can simply roll - over on their debt, offering new ten - year bonds (or whatever) to pay back the ones that expire, effectively «renting» money indefinitely.

Do you think international bond investors — those same investors that drove Spain and Italy to the brink of needing sovereign bailouts — will continue to roll over Japanese debt at current rates?

They are meant for short - term borrowing, but due to high rates and easy turnover rules, they tend to roll over and accumulate into large debts.

The Committee is maintaining its existing policies of reinvesting principal payments from its holdings of agency debt and agency mortgage - backed securities in agency mortgage - backed securities and of rolling over maturing Treasury securities at auction.

For example, for every fifty or hundred dollars borrowed they may charge a fifteen dollar fee and if you decide to «roll - over» or extend the debt for another week or two you will have to pay the fees for that extension.

However, from late 2016 to September 2018, the IRS rolled out a pilot program to offer Streamlined Installment Agreements to people with over $ 50,000 but less than $ 100,000 in tax debt.

The world yearns for debt relief, but governments and central banks argue with that, and in the short - run try to paper over gaps with additional short - term debt that they think they can roll over forever.

But is there a chance that given the extreme lack of risk taking and lending by banks that even healthy companies may cut dividends simply as a risk management mechanism to save capital in case their banks / debt holders are so risk averse that they do not roll over existing debt?

Then you'll roll over what you had been paying on that account toward the second - lowest debt balance.

We feel it every day when we borrow on credit cards, roll over the Federal debt, and buy frozen dinners.

You will still roll over your minimum payment to the next debt.

That way you continually roll over to new debt issued at new interest rates that reflect current thinking about inflation.

If your debt's beginning to feel like a boulder you roll up a mountain every day just to have it roll back over you in the morning, close your eyes and take a deep breath.