Примеры использования Rising interest rates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How rising interest rates affect financial markets?
Therefore we do not expect rising interest rates in the first half.
Rising interest rates was negatively displayed on investor sentiment.
Additional fiscal pressures arise from currency depreciations and rising interest rates.
Rising interest rates traditionally has a negative impact on investor sentiment.
Meanwhile risks to economic growth in case of rising interest rates are steadily declining.
Rising interest rates combined with mediocre growth may lower risk appetite.
The table below shows approximate expected decrease in bond price based on rising interest rates.
Rising interest rates is already partially priced in, but displayed a negative on the stock markets.
The positive factor for gold was the words concerning the fact that rising interest rates will be gradual.
Rising interest rates of the Fed will raise the cost of money that appear negative for the emerging markets.
Our medium-term outlook remains positive, butin the case of a hint of rising interest rates in June, the index may continue to fall.
Rising interest rates make borrowing money more expensive, therefore both individuals and businesses are affected.
Today, the focus will be on the Fed's statement on monetary policy, butwe do not expect any change of forecasts for rising interest rates.
The overall outcome may be rising interest rates, which will increase risks since the global debt level is high.
Our medium-term outlook for gold remains negative due to the growth outlook of the US dollar andexpectations of speculation about rising interest rates.
Rising interest rates mean falling bond prices, while declining interest rates mean rising bond prices.
The risk premium on government bonds is currently quite low,which as such clearly signals a risk of rising interest rates in an unexpectedly good scenario.
Despite a clear negative correlation, rising interest rates and yields need not be a threat as long as economic growth continues.
Volatility in the last month has been raised in connection with the continuation of the negative dynamics of oil, rising interest rates of the Fed and less strong stimulus measures by the ECB.
The Fed Chairman said yesterday that rising interest rates will depend on the macroeconomic indicators and may start earlier than expected.
The large budget deficits in many industrialized countries continued to be a factor in this scenario of competing demand for scarce capital resources and rising interest rates.
Rising interest rates of the Bank of England will take place not earlier than in the second half of 2016, which will negatively affect investors' expectations.
In the coming weeks, the dynamics of prices will depend on the mood of investors about the forecasts of rising interest rates of the Fed, which has a negative effect on the price of gold.
Rising interest rates could result in even more serious consequences on the stock markets' and real estate valuations and generating price fall due to changes.
Inflationary pressures induced by high oil prices have resulted in a tightening of monetary policy and rising interest rates across the region, although there are some notable exceptions.
Rising interest rates will have a negative impact on the stock market, but the focus will be on the regulator's plans with respect to monetary policy in 2016.
As in the United Kingdom and the United States,there is a risk that rising interest rates could trigger a fall in house prices with adverse effects on consumer spending.
Rising interest rates of the Fed will be negatively displayed on the yen, but investors will also follow the rhetoric of the American regulator on further tightening of monetary policy.
Mass unemployment, entrepreneurial difficulties,fluctuations in the housing market and rising interest rates left many households with heavy debts in an intolerable situation.