Borrowing in a sentence

Borrowing for recurrent expenditures is the deal breaker for me, u can't keep borrowing money to keep drinking beer.

He said it would be important that government going forward puts focus on borrowing concessionary and borrowing for productive purposes.

With most actual borrowing rates fixed for multiple years, rather than tracking the overnight rate, the increase in borrowing costs has only affected a minority of households and businesses so far.

If it is not addressed by more tax or less spending then borrowing will rise and the one thing the UK Government must do is get borrowing on a downward path as soon as possible, the end of this parliament is far too slow.

If the bond markets (which buy government debt) take fright, they could force up the cost of borrowing further, which could raise interest rates on mortgages and other consumer borrowing.

National Planning Commission (NPC) director general Thomas Chataghalala Munthali says there is need to implement discriminatory borrowing rates for government to create room for the private sector borrowing.

The borrowing figures are often revised down as fresh data comes in, but the Treasury says borrowing is on course to exceed the OBR’s £87bn forecast for 2024-25 as a whole.

Within this, net borrowing through forms of consumer credit including car dealership finance and personal loans fell between September and October, while net borrowing through credit cards increased, offsetting some of the decrease.

These include borrowing by the Centre or borrowing by the Centre and States together or setting up a Group of States’ Finance Ministers (GoM).

If the GoI is borrowing at more than 4% real interest rates, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are borrowing at double-digit real interest rates.

Obi, however, admitted that “nations all over the world make progress on borrowing, but the issue is, what are you borrowing for?

Uganda's budget is financed mainly through domestic collections, domestic borrowing and external financing through budget support by development partners as well as borrowing on concessional and non-concessional basis.

When they sign the agreement we’ll come to the national assembly to give us what they call borrowing plan, when they approve the borrowing plan they’ll give the money to us.

The study further reveals that in 2017 alone, about 18 per cent of adults who owned mobile phones were borrowing from digital loan providers, which surpassed the number of Kenyans borrowing from friends, family or shopkeepers.

A budget deal would unlock a separate vote to lift the debt ceiling, now 31 trillion US dollars (£24.9 trillion), to allow more borrowing.

According to the Sunday Mail, the Bermuda headquartered Assured Guaranty has brokered £220million of borrowing for the council for the second settlement.

All the same, begging or borrowing some extra inventory from a companion with high strength is likely to provide at least some relief for an over-encumbered character playing with either NPCs or friends.

Analysts say the fundraising spree is due to the market's offshore designation, which makes it an elegant alternative for local vehicles frozen out of onshore borrowing by tighter rules on their finances since 2021.

And he raised concerns over how the authority was spending a part of its budget to paying down borrowing and debt interest, to support future capital investment projects.

Another economist, Leo Ukpong, said bank recapitalisation meant raising the capital base through more borrowing or the issue of new equity of banks.