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borrowing cost
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Noun1.borrowing cost - the cost of borrowing somethingborrowing cost - the cost of borrowing something      
cost - the total spent for goods or services including money and time and labor


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The financial cloud hanging over Europe darkened as the single currency slumped, and borrowing costs rose in tandem with investors' anxiety about eurozone -- two of Europe's biggest hitters -- saw their borrowing costs rise, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said the fall of the euro signaled "that investors remain more focused on potential contagion to other eurozone countries than they do the situation in Ireland," which recently agreed to a bailout bank.
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And things could get worse, with some experts warning borrowing costs will rise even higher as lenders brace themselves for a surge in bad debt.
 
 
 
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