Translation of "Steigende zinsen" in English

For example, a corporation wanting protection from rising interest rates might buy a payer swaption.

Fixed-rate mortgages are particularly worthwhile if you expect interest rates to rise.

What could rising rates mean for UK property?

Could rising rates expose hidden frailties?

Rising interest rates negatively affect market values and interest payments on credits

So increasing interestdoes not constitute a direct risk at present.

Rising interest rates have a negative effect on the price development of bonds.

Thanks to monetary policy, neither investors nor debtors can afford rising interest rates.

Particularly attractive if you expect interest rates to rise.

Raising rates could alleviate those fears, increasing consumer confidence and spending.

Rising interest rates on corporate bonds portend slower growth in the US.

An open currency could free up interest rates, reduce inflation in China. They both profit.

Increasing US rates, a 'credit crunch', and the appreciation of the dollar led the developing countries to adopt stringent restrictive measures.

Other factors which may have influenced investment per spectives, e.g. rising long-term interest rates may have done so in a negative way.

Conversely, increasing interest rates leads to a shortage in the supply of money and credit, thereby holding back aggregate demand.

A growing US economy, bouts of volatility and rising interest rates will likely generate uncertainty among investors.

Raising interest rates, as some are doing, will make the debt burden intolerable.

High-yield and emerging market bonds in turn offer a higher coupon as well as a corresponding loss buffer against rising interest rates.

For the euro makes devaluation or increasing interest rates, and so foreign capital investment, otherwise impossible.

The buyer of the contract is paid if the reference rate is above the contracted rate, and the buyer pays to the seller if the reference rate is below the contracted rate.

With growing political uncertainty and a slowing economy, Egypt is likely to witness decreasing government revenues, increasing demands for urgent spending, and rising interest rates on government borrowing.

And yet it ignores the fact that raising interest rates prematurely can also fuel financial instability.

While the current situation could continue for a number of years, there is a risk that rising interest rates and reductions in net business saving will bring Japan’s current-account surplus to an end.

In countries (for example, Sweden) where recourse loans allow seizure of household income to enforce payment of mortgage obligations, private consumption may plummet as debt payments (and eventually rising interest rates) crowd out discretionary spending.

As a result, when Trump came to office, he inherited a national debt that had doubled on Obama’s watch, rapidly rising interest rates, and unfunded Social Security and Medicare costs.

Indeed, rising interest rates in the United States and the ensuing likely rise in the value of the dollar could, it is feared, wreak havoc among emerging markets’ governments, financial institutions, corporations, and even households.

Thirdly, market tensions are raising interest rates for government borrowing further undermining the sustainability of public finances.

In that regard, it referred to the fact that EURIBOR rates declined from 5 % in September 2008 to less than 2 % in January/February 2009, while interest rates offered by FBN and ABN AMRO N on savings accounts actually rose.