Übersetzung für "Zinsen senken" in Englisch

Reducing interest rates is regarded as one such measure.

The European Central Bank must cut interest rates further.

It is not just the big central banks slashing rates.

The European Central Bank must cut interest rates.

The ECB would have to push its interest rates down even further.

If there is a risk of deflation, the Eurosystem will lower interest rates.

Ibercaja launches two new mortgages that reduce interest rates,

They also predict that the ECB will cut interest rates twice during the course of 2008.

This is not to argue, of course, that the ECB should cut interest rates now.

Incremental issues of eurobonds could also be over-subscribed, which would merit a low interest rate for them.

The Fed is unlikely to be able to reduce long-term rates any further.

It allowed us to reduce the interest rate significantly and greatly improved the cash flow for the Zhanjiang plant.

The National Bank can cut interest rates, making investments in Swiss francs less attractive.

Whether this will allow the central bank to cut rates is another question…

Should interest rates be dropped to stimulate demand, as those to the left of you, in this room at least, Mr President, tend to favour?

It will be much more difficult for the European Central Bank to take uncomfortable decisions, such as, for example, raising interest rates rather than lowering them, if the economic situation becomes more difficult and if actual risks to price stability arise.

That said, we must be extremely vigilant and, if it ever looked like we were going to fall back into deflation, then the ECB should lower interest rates.

That is why the ECB's decision to cut interest rates was the right decision and an important step forward.

Member States should focus on liberalising their economies, lowering taxes and interest rates, and cutting red tape especially for small-businesses.

It says that everybody else, particularly the national governments, must do their duties: they must maintain the evolution of salaries linked to productivity, introduce measures in terms of the transparency of prices and reform their structures in order to increase productivity, in order to give the European Central Bank a margin, an additional margin, in the event that it is considered necessary to reduce interest rates, particularly if we want to bring interest rates into line with European export needs.

The ECB cannot make a drastic reduction in its interest rates in order to please Germany, because other countries are calling for opposite measures.

The same may happen in Europe, especially given the ECB’s refusal to cut interest rates.

But the ECB is not going to cut rates even though, for public relations reasons of keeping the political wolves at bay, it deceptively hints it might.

Together, these policies would reduce sovereign debt, lower interest rates, ameliorate tax pressures, enable countries to increase competitiveness with fewer sacrifices to living standards, and provide Europe with a road map to prosperity.