• Under the leadership of CEO Steven Kandarian, MetLife expects to derive growth from its international operations, in the face of low interest rates and cooling growth among developed economies.

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  • The higher interest rates began cooling demand for auto loans in March, and expectations are that the economy will begin to slow from the 5.5% gain in the last 12 months ending March 31.

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  • Thus leading to the rise in interest rates and the cooling of the boom.

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  • Consumers may well be feeling pinched from high gas prices, rising interest rates and a cooling housing market.

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  • Mortgage lenders won't let a cooling housing market and rising interest rates rain on their party.

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  • The theory is that higher shortterm rates inhibit lending and investment, helping to precipitate the slowdown, while the low long-term rates anticipate a later cooling of demand for borrowed money.

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  • Craig Funke, chief executive and part owner of Equiguard, which provides warranties to the heating and cooling industries, says geothermal units' failure rates, including both equipment failure and bungled installs, are equal to those of conventional equipment.

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  • MPC, who oppose raising interest rates, are likely to argue that a cooling housing market will temper consumer spending.

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  • And, according to the perceived wisdom, cooling an"overheated"economy means raising taxes and interest rates.

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  • Rising interest rates are choking off profits from lending in general and cooling the residential loan market, in particular.

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  • With housing showing unmistakable signs of cooling in recent weeks, it seems Fed Chief Ben Bernanke is right to think that the rise in interest rates to 5.25% has been sufficient to prick the bubble (his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, went to 6.5% in 2000 to prick the dot-com bubble).

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