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• "The price of money is going to go down " if Americans save more.
• The price of money is going to go down.
• They are the price of labor, the price of money and the price of oil.
• When that happens, the price of money _ what we know as interest rates _ goes up.
• Also, they are experienced travelers and have seen how fluctuations in the price of money can affect vacation cash.
• The announcement of the offering comes as stock prices of money-management companies have suffered amid the recent market turmoil.
• Selling Treasury securities tends to drain money from the banking system, pushing interest rates-- or the price of money-- higher.
• In a market system the prices and production of all goods, including the price of money and interest, are interrelated.
• When the supply of money in the bond market rises, the price of money _ another name for interest rates _ falls.
• Selling Treasury bills, notes and bonds tends to drain money from the banking system, pushing interest rates-- or the price of money-- higher.
• Because the target sets the price of money for banks and investment firms, it serves as a throttle for the pace of economic growth.
• In simple terms, an interest rate can be considered a measure of the price of money, set-- like most prices-- by the supply and demand for credit.
• Many money managers envisaged ebbing economic growth that would encourage central bankers to lower the key interest rates that make up, in effect, the wholesale price of money.
• Williams's guess is that Third World expansions will be funded largely by borrowing from developed countries, and that, of course, means " the price of money goes up ."
• As a result, the American economic ship, which has weathered the recent run-up in crude oil prices, may be more vulnerable to sudden surges in the price of money.
• Still, this week's market action drove home the point that Washington politicians aren't operating in isolation, and their statements about the progress of their deliberations get built into the price of money.
• The rate cut suggested the Bank of Spain expected the recent slow down in inflation to continue during the months to come, meaning the price of money could fall further, investors speculated.
• "The price of money, even as low as it is, doesn't seem to find takers, " said Robert Schumacher, chief fixed income strategist at Kemper Financial Services, with $ 13 billion under management.
• With consumer inflation now rising at an annual rate of 5.2 percent, the fastest in two-and a half years, the Bank of Spain has more than enough reason to raise the price of money, analysts said.
• With consumer inflation now rising at an annual rate of 5 . 2 percent, the fastest in two-and a half years, the Bank of Spain has more than enough reason to raise the price of money, analysts said.