borrowing costs

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• In countries with state power firms, like China, the government can stump up the money or use its clout to reduce borrowing costs.
  在中國(guó)這類(lèi)擁有國(guó)家電力公司的國(guó)家，政府自己可以掏腰包，或者利用自身影響力降低借貸成本。
• The gap between these countries’ borrowing costs and Germany’s became wider than at any time since the birth of the single currency.
  這些國(guó)家和德國(guó)在借貸成本方麪的差距，變得比從單一貨幣制度實(shí)施以來(lái)任何時(shí)候都更爲(wèi)巨大。
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• However, the borrowing costs of Portugal and the Republic of Ireland still remain at levels that suggest markets think they too are likely to default in the next five years.
  不過(guò)，葡萄牙和愛(ài)爾蘭共和國(guó)的借貸成本仍然停畱在高水平上，這個(gè)水平意味著市場(chǎng)認(rèn)爲(wèi)它們也可能在五年內(nèi)違約。

原聲例句

• Portugal's borrowing costs rose sharply Wednesday as it sold almost one and a half billion dollars in short-term securities.
• Greece -- a popular travel place -- continues to face a debt crisis that has sharply raised its borrowing costs.
• Borrowing costs for the United States remain very low.

權(quán)威例句

• Nevertheless, the extended period of low borrowing costs has bred a new breed of investor.
  FORBES: Rising Rates Reveal Debt Reality
• The public-sector banks' state guarantees have held down their borrowing costs and hence their lending rates.
  ECONOMIST: German banks
• The bond purchases are intended to keep long-term borrowing costs down and encourage borrowing and spending.
  NPR: Fed Keeps Stimulus, Says Taxes And Cuts Have Hurt
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