discount rate

And this could mean another cut in the discount rate within the next few months.

For whatever reason, people act as if they have very high discount rates.

The discount rate had been at 6 percent since October 1989.

With the same discount rate the prime is now 6.5 percent.

The cut in the discount rate will take effect Monday.

Discounted rates are available to groups of 10 or more.

For certain calculations, the discount rate is set by law.

The discount rate is 50 percent, available at 200 hotels.

The notes were sold at an average discount rate of 6.22 percent.

"I think on Monday you will get a discount rate cut."

The teams pay the doctors, although at a discount rate.

A discounted rate, if available for all Federal employees, is used.

The discount rate, now 2.5 percent, is generally the floor for money market rates.

The discount rate has stood at 5.5 percent since last August.

The discount rate has not reached 7 percent since April 1986.

The 52-week bills came as expected at a 4.49 percent discount rate.

"Is that to say I can expect a discounted rate for your services?"

By law, he and the four other governors have the right to lower the discount rate.

"We give these residents discount rate, and the county makes up the difference," he said.

Last month the Fed raised the discount rate half a point, to 6 percent.

However, it has not touched the discount rate, which is at 3.5 percent.

Not until Sept. 9 did it cut its discount rate by half a point, to 6.25 percent.

The discount rate was raised and, within days, the stock market hit what remains its record high.

Patients benefit because they are getting services at discounted rates.

This would also have an effect on the risk rating of the company and the discount rate.