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minimum lending rate

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minimum lending rate
n
(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) (in Britain) the minimum rate at which the Bank of England would lend to discount houses between 1971 and 1981, after which it was replaced by the less formal base rate Abbreviation MLR
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minimum lending rate
n (Brit Fin) → Diskontsatz m
minimum lending rate n (Brit) → tasso ufficiale di sconto


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Lowering the minimum lending rate would further compress interest income, which is the lifeline of every bank in China despite increasing efforts to diversify revenue streams.
The drop in the minimum lending rate of the Bank of England to only 1.
The factors that contributed to the aforementioned spectacular developments in the Bombay stock market included political stability, lower corporate tax rates and simplified duty structures for imports, customs, and excise, a reduction in the minimum lending rate from 15% to 14% and its subsequent elimination, deregulations of interest rates by withdrawing most controls, 5.
 
 
 
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