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1
In the end, though, both central banks had to
raise
borrowing
costs too.
2
Higher rates would
raise
borrowing
costs for individuals and companies and crimp spending.
3
That in turn would
raise
borrowing
costs for the firms themselves.
4
However, Canada has more scope to
raise
borrowing
than most.
5
This would make lending riskier and could
raise
borrowing
costs.
6
The move is likely to
raise
borrowing
costs for the US government, companies and consumers.
7
Higher interest rates in the US are likely to
raise
borrowing
costs for emerging economies.
8
Higher rates
raise
borrowing
costs for indebted emerging markets.
9
The downgrade could eventually
raise
borrowing
costs for the U.S. government, companies, as well as consumers.
10
Higher rates would
raise
borrowing
costs for consumers and companies, possibly hurting spending and economic growth.
11
Many economists expect the central bank to
raise
borrowing
costs again by the middle of the year.
12
But the Fed also indicated it could
raise
borrowing
costs faster than expected when it starts moving.
13
Such a move could
raise
borrowing
costs for European businesses, further eating away at profits and discouraging investment.
14
Fed officials gather on November 16th to decide whether to
raise
borrowing
costs for a third time this year.
15
The U.S. central bank has said that any move to
raise
borrowing
costs is still a long way off.
16
But the bank warned it could
raise
borrowing
costs if new tariffs fuel more inflation than policymakers are expecting.
raise
borrowing
raise