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in·ter·bank 英ˌɪntəˈbæŋk美ˌɪntɚˈbæŋkAHDĭn'tər-băngkʹ 高COCA⁸⁹⁴²⁷BNC³³⁴⁷⁷iWeb³¹²³²Economist²⁹⁹⁰¹⁺⁴
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adj.银行间的⁷⁸;同业的²²
A rate cut now might not even have been felt: the collapse of Lehman has triggered a mad scramble for cash by banks, driving the interbank-lending rate as high as 6% in recent days.
现在减息可能会没有效果：雷曼的破产引发了银行间对现金的疯狂抢夺，使得银行同业拆借利率在最近今天内升至6％。 ecocn
He pointed in particular to the decision to guarantee all bank deposits and interbank loans, something the United States did to keep pace with similar decisions in Europe.
他特别指出为所有的银行储蓄和银行间贷款提供担保这项决定，美国这样做是为了和欧洲的类似决定保持一致。 yeeyan
That has been one of the main causes of the convulsions in interbank lending markets, a usually humdrum corner of the financial system which once again is showing signs of strain.
那就是银行同业拆放市场出现混乱的重要原因之一，银行同业拆放基本是在处在金融体系中平静一角的，现在金融体系也一再发出紧缩信号。 ecocn |