英语释义

• interest on an annual basis deducted in advance on a loan

• the rate of interest set by the Federal Reserve that member banks are charged when they borrow money through the Federal Reserve System

片语

discount interest rate贴现利率

Fed discount rate联邦折现率

Discount t rate折扣率

DR discount rate贴现率

Discount Window Rate贴现窗利率

appropriate discount rate折现率

discount return rate折算回收率

nominal discount interest rate名义贴现利率

Discount rate policy贴现率政策

英汉例句

• that「s how we go from the discount rate to the investment rate.

  这就是从折扣率到投资收益率的换算过程

• the reasoning is usually based on a discounted-cashflow model; a lower bond yield means a lower discount rate and thus a higher present value for shares.

  通常的理由是基于一个折现现金流量模型；较低的债券收益率意味着降低贴现率，从而提高股票的现值。

• so, that」s how you go from the discount rate to the investment rate.

  这就是从折扣率到投资收益率的换算过程

• the discount rate can either represent an inflation rate or the interest rate of a competing investment.

  贴现率可以表示膨胀率或其他与其存在竞争的投资的利润率。

• they were worried that if the discount rate is fifty basis points below the federal funds rate then it's going to hit zero and that would be embarrassing; so they moved it.

  他们担忧的是,如果贴现率比,联邦资金利率低五十个基本点,那么它将会接近零点,并且那将会很尴尬；所以他们改变了它。

• he has concentrated on the psychology of saving and developed the idea of 「hyperbolic discounting」, where individuals have a lower discount rate for events far into the future than for closer times.

  他致力于储蓄心理学的研究，阐述了「双曲线贴现率」概念。 根据这种概念，个人为遥远将来的事件利用的贴现率低于为较近期事件利用的贴现率。

• the financial economists say that the discount rate should be based on the inflation-linked government bond yield, because british public-sector pensions are inflation-protected.

  金融经济学家认为折现率应该以挂钩通胀的政府债券收益为基础，因为英国的公共部门养老金是通胀保值型的。

• so one possible discount rate is the state’s cost of borrowing, the yield on its municipal bonds.

  这样折算率就是国家的借款成本，也就是市政债券的收益率。

• the first is the potential longevity of the employees; the second is the discount rate applied to future benefits.

  第一个是雇员潜在的寿命；第二是计算未来福利的所用的折现率。

• in 2003 they decided to change that and they decided to raise the discount rate above the federal funds rate.

  在2003年，他们决定改变这个现状,并且决定将贴现率提升到,联邦资金利率之上。

• there is a lot of debate about the right discount rate to use, but the conservative approach is to take the cost of government borrowing.

  对于应该使用的合适的折现率有很多争论，但是保守的方法是采用政府的借款的成本。

• discount rate the cost of capital used to discount future revenue from a customer.

  用来折现客户将来所带来的收入的资本成本。

• they do so by taking their higher discount rate from the money market, where people exchange future money for present money, and vice versa.

  他们从货币市场中采用更高的折现率，在那里人们将现在与未来的钱进行交换。

• the discount rate is set by the fed.

  重贴现率是由联準会所订定。

• determining the correct discount rate requires sophisticated theory, and we members of the public cannot do it without advice from experts.

  决定正确的折现率需要复杂的理论，我们这些普通公众无法在没有专家帮助的情况下做出决定。

• well, the discount rate is sort of the--you notice there are two different interest rates here and you might be confused by them.

  贴现率是一种,这里有两种不同的利率,你们可能会将其混淆

• nor did they question the fed’s decision last week to raise the discount rate on loans it charges to banks, a largely technical but widely noticed step to normalize lending.

  也没有质疑美联储上周对贷款银行上调折扣利率，而这是一个巨大而专业的步骤，被广泛运用于正常贷款中。

• the discount rate is the rate that the fed charges for loans to member banks.

  贴现率是,美联储对会员银行贷款的所求比率。