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Meanings of cut borrowing in English

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Usage of cut borrowing in English
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GMAC also will cut borrowing costs for some new and used vehicle purchases.
Reuters
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Fending off the challenge requires central banks to cut borrowing costs.
Reuters
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That suggests expanded bond issuance could enable many localities to cut borrowing costs.
Reuters
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Lenders have cut borrowing costs in recent years and extended maturities for corporate borrowers.
Reuters
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The risk is that it leaves it too late to cut borrowing costs again.
The Irish Times
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RadioShack had been looking to refinance existing debt in part to cut borrowing costs.
Reuters
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When the banking sector froze, they cut borrowing further.
Reuters
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With the asset sale programme, the government is seeking to cut borrowing and pay down debt.
Reuters
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Issuers are also looking to cut borrowing costs.
Reuters
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In his World at One interview, he claimed that it would cut borrowing because it would promote growth.
The Guardian
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Spain, Italy and Portugal have enjoyed lower interest rates as a result of ECB actions that cut borrowing costs.
The Guardian
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Whether Nicola Sturgeon likes it or not, this government has cut borrowing by £52bn from the level we inherited.
The Guardian
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That is when economists expect it to cut borrowing costs to around 0.1 percent.
Reuters
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Spain, Italy and Portugal have enjoyed lower interest rates as a result of the ECB's actions that cut borrowing costs.
The Guardian
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It could also cut borrowing costs for companies that depend on the US$511bn US CLO market for financing.
Reuters
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Several top-tier borrowers from the country have taken advantage of abundant liquidity to cut borrowing costs and extend debt maturities.
Reuters
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Cut borrowing across language varieties
United States of America
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