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I. floating [ˈfləʊtɪŋ, Am ˈfloʊt̬-] ADJ
1. floating (not fixed):
floating
floating population
the floating vote POL
2. floating MED:
floating
II. floating [ˈfləʊtɪŋ, Am ˈfloʊt̬-] N ECON
managed floating
floating assets N pl ECON
floating assets
floating policy N ECON
floating policy (insurance)
floating rate N ECON
floating rate
free floating capital N no pl ECON
free floating capital
I. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] VB intr
1. float (stay on surface):
2. float (stay in the air):
float music
float smell
3. float ECON:
4. float (move):
Phrases:
II. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] VB trans
1. float (suggest):
proponować [perf za-]
2. float ECON:
uwalniać [perf uwolnić] walutę
III. float [fləʊt, Am floʊt] N
1. float (parade vehicle):
2. float AM (drink):
3. float NAUT:
4. float (for fishing):
5. float SPORTS:
6. float Brit (cash):
float about, float around VB intr fig inf
free float N ECON
OpenDict entry
float N
OpenDict entry
float VB
to float a check trans Am
OpenDict entry
float VB
to float a loan inf idiom
Present
Ifloat
youfloat
he/she/itfloats
wefloat
youfloat
theyfloat
Past
Ifloated
youfloated
he/she/itfloated
wefloated
youfloated
theyfloated
Present Perfect
Ihavefloated
youhavefloated
he/she/ithasfloated
wehavefloated
youhavefloated
theyhavefloated
Past Perfect
Ihadfloated
youhadfloated
he/she/ithadfloated
wehadfloated
youhadfloated
theyhadfloated
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Given the pace of change and the difficulty of predicting the future, it's surely a little early to start floating policy proposals.
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Some companies may have comparative advantage in fixed rate markets, while other companies have a comparative advantage in floating rate markets.
en.wikipedia.org
Today, investors with a similar view could enter a floating-for-fixed interest rate swap; as rates fall, investors would pay a lower floating rate in exchange for the same fixed rate.
en.wikipedia.org
A floating rate mortgage is a mortgage with a floating rate, as opposed to a fixed rate loan.
en.wikipedia.org
As interest rates increased, these floating rate securities lost value.
en.wikipedia.org