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Meanings of raise borrowing in English

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Usage of raise borrowing in English
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In the end, though, both central banks had to raise borrowing costs too.
Reuters
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Higher rates would raise borrowing costs for individuals and companies and crimp spending.
Reuters
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That in turn would raise borrowing costs for the firms themselves.
Reuters
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However, Canada has more scope to raise borrowing than most.
Reuters
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This would make lending riskier and could raise borrowing costs.
Reuters
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The move is likely to raise borrowing costs for the US government, companies and consumers.
The Guardian
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Higher interest rates in the US are likely to raise borrowing costs for emerging economies.
The Guardian
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Higher rates raise borrowing costs for indebted emerging markets.
Reuters
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The downgrade could eventually raise borrowing costs for the U.S. government, companies, as well as consumers.
Reuters
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Higher rates would raise borrowing costs for consumers and companies, possibly hurting spending and economic growth.
Reuters
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Many economists expect the central bank to raise borrowing costs again by the middle of the year.
The Irish Times
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But the Fed also indicated it could raise borrowing costs faster than expected when it starts moving.
Reuters
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Such a move could raise borrowing costs for European businesses, further eating away at profits and discouraging investment.
Reuters
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Fed officials gather on November 16th to decide whether to raise borrowing costs for a third time this year.
The Irish Times
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The U.S. central bank has said that any move to raise borrowing costs is still a long way off.
Reuters
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But the bank warned it could raise borrowing costs if new tariffs fuel more inflation than policymakers are expecting.
Reuters
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Raise borrowing across language varieties
United States of America
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