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Meanings of borrowing in English
Usage of borrowing in English
1
With budget limitations, the government may seek borrowing if necessary, he said.
2
Therefore government borrowing would never be needed to balance inadequate private demand.
3
It also agreed to increase government borrowing to support the beleaguered economy.
4
Low interest rates reduce investor borrowing costs, including for the oil trade.
5
Banga expects another 30 basis point increase in borrowing cost in Jan-Mar.
6
Its chief means of doing so, however, involves keeping borrowing rates low.
7
Central banks' purchases of government securities artificially depress the cost of borrowing.
8
The Minister surprised government and opposition parties by not resorting to borrowing.
9
Policymakers have held borrowing costs steady since the middle of last year.
10
Spain's soaring borrowing costs have become a national obsession since the crisis.
11
It is, however, crucial to our debt metrics and our borrowing power.
12
VAT and Excise duties meant Exchequer borrowing last year was £627 million.
13
The share issue could also allow the firm to increase its borrowing.
14
The new guidelines on stock lending and borrowing will eliminate that problem.
15
The government will reach its borrowing limit on 17 October, Lew said.
16
Still, the debt burden now looks manageable, especially given super-low borrowing costs.
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Borrowing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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