Examples of using Its borrowing in English and their translations into Greek
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Even Germany has seen its borrowing costs rise sharply.
Its borrowing costs fell on Thursday at an auction of a 10-year benchmark bond but relief may be short-lived.
Greece will return to markets when its borrowing costs fall below 5 percent, a recent Reuters report says.
Its borrowing costs have moved sharply higher, a signal that investors are concerned about the country's financial state.
Italy largely depends on the European Central Bank(ECB)to finance its borrowing, so it cannot simply defy the EU.
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Spain, by contrast, has seen its borrowing cost shoot up in recent weeks, reflecting growing fears of a possible future default.
The government is hoping to increase international reserves and develop its borrowing capacity, both domestically and abroad.
They demand yields more than five times that of Germany to hold 10-year Greek debt- a sign that buyers fear the country will have to reorganize its borrowing.
NOTING the practice of the government of the United Kingdom to fund its borrowing requirement by the sale of debt to the private sector.
Public protests have grown in Spain over the speculation that the government will seek a Greek-style European bailout to keep its borrowing costs in check.
If its borrowing costs were to climb for a sustained period its debt would begin to look unaffordable, prompting further selling and further increases in bond yields.
Disbursements were of the same order of magnitude as lending andto finance them the Bank increased its borrowing on capital markets by almost 25%.
Greece will return to markets once its borrowing costs drop below 5 percent, sources told Reuters, which could happen if the European Central Bank includes Greek bonds in its 2.3 trillion euro purchase program.
The loans have already been extended to an average of 30 years andAthens has a grace period of 10 years on nearly three-quarters of all its borrowing.
Constricting the available money, the German government has beenpursuing self-imposed austerity policies, restraining its borrowing and spending to balance the budget- an aim that will be reached next year.
The loans have already been extended to an average of 30 years andAthens has a grace period of 10 years on nearly three-quarters of all its borrowing.
France laid down the gauntlet to EU partners with a 2015 budget setting out how it would bring its borrowing back to within EU limits two years later than promised, a retreat it blamed on a fragile economy.
If the attack persists, speculators can force a government to default on its debt,unless it can find a way to finance its borrowing more cheaply.
But Germany has resisted the creation of eurobonds,fearing its borrowing costs would increase and that debt-ridden countries would have less incentive to resolve their financial problems.
The"Troika" of lenders- the European Union, International Monetary Fund andEuropean Central Bank- say Greece must take more painful steps to cut its borrowing.
Finally, the completion of conversion its borrowing into long-term is expected to further improve its financial performance by reducing its financial costs and improving its financial flows.
The of 638mn dollars and the reserve holdings of 238mn dollars arebeing analysed by auditors, as is the real valuation of the company's ships, which most likely does not cover its borrowing.
According to Bloomberg, the fund managers' renewal of interest in Greek bonds may help the country reduce its borrowing costs as it will no longer depend on hedge funds, which demand high returns for high risks.
Italy has seen its borrowing costs surge on financial markets since its new government unveiled plans to increase its budget deficit, defying EU rules and reawakening concerns about its huge pile of public debt.
For a few weeks it seemed the Spanish government would also need rescue loans, but its borrowing rates in bond markets fell back down after the European Central Bank vowed to do“whatever it takes” to save the euro.
The change in a country's debt burden reflects the size of its primary budget balance(the balance minus interest payments) as a share of GDP,as well as the difference between its borrowing costs and its GDP growth rate.
At the same time,the European Central Bank(ECB), which could have helped Greece by keeping its borrowing costs down, allowed Greece's interest rates to soar, provoking a prolonged crisis not only for Greece but for the eurozone.
But, because Greek euro bonds were regarded as a close substitute for other countries' euro bonds,the interest rate on Greek bonds did not rise as Greece increased its borrowing-- until the market began to fear a possible default.
And although Italy is running a primary surplus of 2% of GDP, and its borrowing costs have been kept low by the ECB's QE program,its debt pile remains stubbornly high because of its long-running economic stagnation.
Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister, said on Friday that he had refused the offer of an International Monetary Fund loan to his indebted country,arguing that Rome did not need one even as its borrowing costs remained at near-unsustainable levels.