refinance credits造句

• Similarly, the increase in money balances in the country whose central bank honours the payment orders reduces the demand for fresh refinancing credit.
• He proved that the ECB system compensated the interruption and reversal in capital flows triggered by the financial crisis by shifting refinancing credit among national central banks.
• They also show that the current account deficits of Greece and Portugal were financed for years by refinancing credits of their national central banks and the concomitant Target credit.
• Sinn, in his rejoinder, showed that the Target balances represent the shift of refinancing credit to the crisis-stricken countries, representing thus the claim on the interest returns from these countries.
• The government of President Alfonso Portillo has said it will ask international lending institutions for $ 150 million to allow coffee growers to refinance credit incurred to loan sharks or banks.
• As of Tuesday, the rediscount credit rate will rise from 28 percent to 31 percent, the lombard credit from 31 percent to 34 percent, and the refinancing credit rate from 33 percent to 35 percent.
• As United goes through the bankruptcy process, renegotiates leases to below-market rates, refinances credit at significantly lower levels, the assets the other major carriers have to offer potential creditors _ airplanes _ will lose significant value.
• The rediscount credit rate will be cut from 31 percent to 27 percent, the refinancing credit rate goes down from 35 percent to 31 percent, and the lombard rate will be reduced from 34 percent to 30 percent.
• Hence, a country's Target liabilities also indicate the extent to which its central bank has replaced the capital markets to finance its current account deficit, as well as any possible capital flight, by creating new central bank money through corresponding refinancing credit.
• The authors point out that the additional creation of money by the central banks of the crisis-stricken countries was provided by a lowering of the standards for the collateral that commercial banks have to provide to their national central banks to obtain refinancing credit.
• With this greater role in the provision of central bank money  essentially by changing to a full allotment procedure in refinancing operations and the extension of longer-term refinancing operations  the total volume of refinancing credits provided has increased ( temporarily even markedly ).
• Shortly thereafter, Sinn interpreted the Target balances for the first time within the context of current account deficits, international private capital movements and the international shifting of the refinancing credit that the national central banks of the Eurosystem grant to the commercial banks in their jurisdiction.
• Sinn countered that he was misinterpreted in this point insofar as he was just " saying that the current-account deficits were sustained with the extra refinancing credit behind the TARGET balances " and this would " not equate to claiming that current-account deficits and TARGET deficits were positively correlated ".
• Since every country needs a relatively steady amount of central bank money for its domestic transactions, payment orders to other countries, which reduce the domestic stock of money, must be offset by a continuous issuing of new refinancing credit, i . e ., the creation of new central bank money.
• In today's $ 15 billion trade finance market, banks such as CIBC, Citicorp, Barclays Bank Plc and BankAmerica Corp . refinance credit given by McDonnell Douglas Corp ., Motorola Inc ., Caterpillar Inc . and other suppliers for the purchase of trucks, satellites, aircraft, and computers by companies and governments worldwide.
• Furthermore, they showed that the commercial banks of the Eurozone's core countries used the incoming liquidity to reduce the refinancing credit they drew from their national central bank, even lending the surplus liquidity to this central bank, which implies that the Target balances indirectly also measure the reallocation of refinancing credit among the countries of the Eurozone.
• Furthermore, they showed that the commercial banks of the Eurozone's core countries used the incoming liquidity to reduce the refinancing credit they drew from their national central bank, even lending the surplus liquidity to this central bank, which implies that the Target balances indirectly also measure the reallocation of refinancing credit among the countries of the Eurozone.