81.   The Lombard rate is the rate at which banks borrow emergency overnight funds from the central bank.

82.   The Lombard rate is the rate at which banks can borrow emergency funds from the central banks and acts as an effective ceiling on overnight rates.

83.   The swap window will allow banks to borrow pesos using dollars.

84.   Worried about the stagnant economy, the Bank of Japan moved to push interest rates to zero last month, making it cheaper for banks to borrow money.

85.   With their ratings down, Korean banks could no longer borrow abroad.

86.   Early on Wednesday several foreign banks had borrowed escudos at one and three months and this had pushed up rates.

87.   The IMF found that the government had engaged in excessive bank borrowing in October to finance the deficit and had eased up in the implementation of structural reform efforts.

88.   The government issues emergency credits when banks cannot borrow elsewhere to maintain their cash flow and cover customer demands.