Real interest rates are now running more than 4 percent.

By next year, real interest rates are expected to be positive again.

Welcome to the world of 500 percent real interest rates.

Real interest rates, meanwhile, are running at about 11 percent.

Does the real interest rate built into the yield make sense?

"I don't see much reason to raise real interest rates, which are already high."

A. Real interest rates were much lower and that makes a big difference on two counts.

Of course, these factors cancel out, so the real interest rate is the same in both cases.

Extremely high real interest rates due to lack of capital.

He is not worried, though, about the higher real interest rates, maintaining that they are positive.

The world economy is very vulnerable if low real interest rates move up sharply.

Negative real interest rates are an important factor in government fiscal policy.

And although government bond rates have dropped over the past two years, the real interest rate is still high today relative to the 1970s.

One problem is that the level of real interest rates is at times too high.

Is there any change expected in the basic real interest rate in the near future?

Low real interest rates are major pillars of that framework.

To keep investment dollars coming, many of its central banks have kept real interest rates high, a drag on growth.

They also feed into data on worker productivity and real interest rates.

The average person is interested in real interest rates.

Real interest rates were driven up and have stayed at levels far above the postwar average.

High real interest rates also raised our capital costs.

Real interest rates, after accounting for inflation, are already close to zero.

As real interest rates rose, so did the cost of servicing the government's debt.

So, too, were higher real interest rates, which would cause the market to discount earnings in the distant future.

High real interest rates in the past decade have widened this gap.