It also agreed that on a temporary basis the necessary funds should be borrowed from the Working Capital Fund.

If you want to keep borrowing money, you need to convince your lender that you can repay. That much is clear.

And rising house prices in some regions make it easier to borrow even more to spend on other daily needs such as diapers and baby food.

Businesses that ought to be expanding and hiring cannot, because the depressed general level of financial asset prices prevents them from borrowing money or selling bonds on profitable terms.

But borrowing money from international financial markets is a strategy with enormous downside risks, and only limited upside potential except for the banks, which take their fees up front.

In Spain, the counterpart to the current account deficit was private sector borrowing.

When interest rates decline, borrowers are able to borrow more.

The only way to sustain economic growth in the face of such an imbalance is to borrow surplus savings from abroad.

In 1900 the Shah financed a royal tour of Europe by borrowing 22 million rubles from Russia.

Consider the belief that the more the government borrows, the higher the future tax burden will be.

It is no secret that sovereign bonds carry significantly higher borrowing costs than concessional debt does.

Back at the start of 2004, America s banks discovered that they could borrow money cheaply from Asia and lend it out in higher yielding domestic mortgages while using sophisticated financial engineering to wall off and strictly control their risks or so they thought.

Moreover, the goods that are easiest to buy are those that are easy to post as collateral houses and cars, rather than perishables. And rising house prices in some regions make it easier to borrow even more to spend on other daily needs such as diapers and baby food.

The dollar is weakening, as financial markets understand that the US will need to borrow huge sums from abroad for years to come.

(a) The agreement does not create for the United Nations any legal or financial obligation to borrow any part of the 1.2 billion from the host country or in any way restrict the Organization's discretion in deciding whether to borrow such funds

Developing countries have also increasingly borrowed in their own currencies during the last few years, thus reducing their foreign exchange exposure. For those developing countries that remain heavily indebted abroad, an increase in risk premia would almost certainly bring economic turmoil, if not crisis.

The US federal government s borrowing exceeded tax revenues in every year since the end of World War II.

Unfortunately, government borrowing to finance its deficit over the rest of this decade is projected to absorb about 5 of GDP.

There would be worries that adding cocos to sovereign bonds might raise governments borrowing costs.

Emphasizes that no peacekeeping mission shall be financed by borrowing funds from other active peacekeeping missions

There are a number of schemes floating around for leveraging Germany s lower borrowing costs to help its partner countries, beyond simply expanding the ECB s balance sheet.

For the moment, America s ability to borrow vast sums at low interest rates acts like a huge dose of steroids on the economy.

Rising asset prices lead to a general increase in purchasing power, because many asset holders are willing (and able) to borrow more.

Emerging markets have resorted to a variety of instruments to limit private sector borrowing abroad taxes, unremunerated reserve requirements, quantitative restrictions, and verbal persuasion.

If the IMF were to ease the terms on its Greek loans, it would likely face fierce protests from its less wealthy debtors and risk compromising its status as senior creditor an outcome that even the Fund s largely quiescent Board of Governors is unlikely to accept.

Thus, they run the risk that a spike in interest rates would feed back relatively quickly into higher borrowing costs.

This source of vulnerability has become less important, owing to tight restrictions imposed since the 1990 s on local governments borrowing capacity.

The foreign borrowing of Kazakh banks amounted to around 50 of GDP, with many of these funds used for construction projects.

By mid July, however, the cost of borrowing for Spain and Italy was nearing four points, and France s borrowing conditions were rapidly deteriorating.

Some women wanted to borrow money but were not able to do so, and did not appear to perceive the bank as an appropriate place from which to borrow money.

Usually, low interest rates lead firms to borrow more to invest more, and greater indebtedness is matched by more productive assets.

Usury (making money from money) was an offense against God.

The deliberate undervaluation of China s currency, and the fall in the dollar, are both putting a squeeze on the export prospects of the European Union members and other countries like Canada and Mexico, and China s covert and not so covert export subsidies and import barriers exacerbate the problem.

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And countries facing depressions and rapidly weakening inflation typically face very low borrowing costs investors purchase government bonds for want of profitable alternatives.

Flooding banks with central bank money is no guarantee that deposits, which arise from spending or borrowing money, will increase in the same proportion.