raise rates

提高利率：指央行或其他金融机构提高贷款利率或存款利率。

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提高利率：指央行或其他金融机构提高贷款利率或存款利率。
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The bank's minutes made it clear that the decision to raise rates in December for an unprecedented third month in a row was finely balanced.
Were it not for the debt-induced financial market strains, the Fed might have felt differently about when to raise rates.
Indeed, there are signs the central bank is gearing up to raise rates in the next few months.
What matters is that the Fed is the only large central bank able to raise rates in the foreseeable future.
He doesn't expect it to raise rates at all this year, and only to 1% by the end of 2011.
Alix Partner's Bassuk said he sees "more risk and more downside" as retailers promote cards and lenders raise rates.
The president-elect will raise rates on high earners, including many owners of unincorporated businesses.
Australia, buoyed by Chinese demand for its commodities, is likely to raise rates before the end of the year.
And to make things trickier , crude-oil prices have surged to new heights at the very time that the Fed has started to raise rates.
Finally, even if the income tax is to be used to increase revenue, we should broaden the base rather than raise rates.
The European Central Bank has made it clear it will raise rates at its next meeting. The Fed isn't even thinking about rate hikes yet.
However, Australia's central bank stunned markets with a quarter-point rate hike, becoming the first Group of 20 member to raise rates.
The ECB may even raise rates if the much-predicted slump does not come and inflation remains sticky.
Analysts said India and Malaysia, which both raised petrol prices this week, were also likely to raise rates soon.
If inflation does rise, then Brazil could be forced to raise rates one more time before the end of the year, or in early 2012.
更新时间：2025-05-02 13:14

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