key interest rate信息详情
关键利率
current interest rate───现行利率
uncovered interest rate parity───无抛补利率平价
stated annual interest rate───规定年利率
interest───n.兴趣，爱好；利息；利益；趣味；同行；vt.使……感兴趣；引起……的关心；使……参与
rate───n.(Rate)人名；(法、塞)拉特；n.比率，率；速度；价格；等级；vi.责骂；被评价；vt.认为；估价；责骂
Key───n.钥匙；关键，密钥；（键盘乐器或电脑键盘的）键；调，声调，色调；答案；图例；扳手；销子，楔，栓；翼果；板条间首层灰泥；（篮球）罚球区；低岛，礁；adj.关键的，主要的；n.(Key)（美）基（人名）；vt.键入，用键盘输入；用别针等固定；使与……符合或关联；使……与……共处，相安无事；用钥匙将汽车表面划坏；将（表面）弄粗糙；给（广告）加识别码；成为获得……的关键
december fed interest rate decision───12月美联储利率决定
arousing interest───激发兴趣
defeasible interest───可取消利益，可取消的权益
in Asia, Japan's central bank slashed its key interest rate down to just a tenth of one percent.───在亚洲方面，日本央行把基准利率削减到0.1%。
Over the past 18 months the RBA has raised its key interest rate by 1.75 percentage points.───过去18个月以来，澳储银行已将关键利率提高了1.75个百分点。
The Fed held its key interest rate at what was then a historically low 1 percent from 2003 to 2004.───从2003年到2004年美联储一直将利率定在当时的历史低位1%。
That, of course, describes where the Fed's key interest-rate target sits today.───当然，这也指出了Fed联邦基金目标利率目前的水平。
The Federal Reserve cut a key interest rate today by one quarter of a percentage point. It's an effort to keep the country out of recession.───今天联邦储畜利率下调了二五个百分点﹐政府想用该政策保持经济的繁荣。
The U. S. central bank has cut the key interest rate in an effort to boost the troubled U. S. economy and stop a global sell-off of stocks.───美国中央银行已经降低了关键的利率，试图推动陷入困境的美国经济，并止住全球抛售股票的风潮。
The Federal Reserve restored some stability to dislocated credit markets without a cut to its key interest rate.───它在没有降低主要利率的情况下，使混乱的信贷市场恢复了某种稳定。
Earlier in Asia, Japan's central bank slashed its key interest rate down to just a tenth of one percent.───在亚洲方面，日本央行把基准利率削减到0.
Also weighing on stock prices was an announcement that China raised a key interest rate to slow rising inflation.───另一个影响美国股市价格的因素是，中国人民银行宣布上调基准利率，以此降低日益增长的通货膨胀率。
Denmark's central bank raised its key interest rate to 5% from 4.6% Tuesday to support the Danish krone , which is pegged to the euro.
Last September, Mr. Summers explained to Shaw traders what appeared to be an aberration in a key interest rate, the London interbank offered rate, or Libor, thus helping its traders avoid losses.