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Meanings of low interest in English
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Usage of low interest in English
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He said, however, that low interest rates were a challenge for insurers.
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Since the crisis ended, markets have been supported by super- low interest rates.
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Record low interest rates mean that public investment is a practical proposition.
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And for the time being that means low interest rates, he said.
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The current low interest rates are important in striking a profitable deal.
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House prices have climbed since 2009 as low interest rates fueled demand.
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Across the sector, these funds have suffered because of low interest rates.
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The industry is also being supported by near record low interest rates.
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A lift in inflation but low interest rates for longer are likely.
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Where should you invest your money in a low interest rate environment?
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Record- low interest rates have also encouraged French buyers to take on debt.
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Banks have been under pressure, their profitability undermined by low interest rates.
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Even with the ridiculously low interest we're offering, they're gone in days.
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The American people have a very low interest in what's happening here.
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That has led to the European Central Bank maintaining ultra- low interest rates.
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Pre-payments increase dramatically when low interest rates enable borrowers to refinance loans.
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