Significats de servicing debt en anglès

As growth weakens and the economy flirts with deflation, the real burden of servicing debt increases.

Much of the savings from aggressive cost-cutting have gone to servicing debt due to high borrowing costs.

With a quarter of this year's budget to go on servicing debt, Spain itself now needs a bailout.

Also, as the country's borrowing costs rise, much of the savings from aggressive cost-cutting have gone to servicing debt.

Easier monetary policy can, with time and persistence, raise nominal GDP and so lighten the burden of servicing debt.

And 20 percent of people spend between a quarter and a half of their entire income just on servicing debt payments.

Dozens are stuck with enormous debt loads-usuallypension overhangs-thatforce them to devote unsustainable portions of their incoming revenue to servicing debt.

Because profitability is falling and leverage has risen, companies have to put more of their profits into servicing debt and less into investment.

Fund managers said they were not concerned about the higher margin, as the company's problem is not with servicing debt, but rather in refinancing.

Because if GDP starts shrinking persistently in nominal terms, the already high burden of servicing debt contracts fixed in nominal terms will rise further.

As an example of what was involved, he said for every £2 spent on health in Uganda, £11.50 was spent servicing debt.

Angola, for example, spent nearly 43% of it total revenue servicing debt in 2019, according to data compiled by Jubilee.

Even without servicing debt of more than $34 billion over a 10-year period, Puerto Rico still would have a $6 billion deficit, Garcia Padilla said.

Many are so indebted that a huge proportion of income goes on servicing debts.

Servicing debt will take more resources from the economy, creating a vicious cycle of high rates and low growth.

Pushing up the cost of servicing debts, "will kick one of the few parts of the economy that was working", Cable added.