in the money in English

ich, successful, wealthy; winning a contest (especially having a winning bet at a horse race)

Use "in the money" in a sentence

1. 3 Castrol currency in the money market fund in the second.

2. Changes in the money supply affect the short - term nominal interest rate.

3. 12 A change in the money supply brings a corresponding change in expenditure.

4. In this respect, activity in the money market is the prime selection criterion.

5. Through the quantity theory of money, increases in the money supply lead to inflation.

6. An options assignment happens when in the money options are Assigned for fulfillment involuntarily.

7. The selection shall be primarily based on the relevant institution's activity in the money market.

8. treasury departments of central or regional governments of Member States active in the money markets;

9. For Aqueduct, our BEST BETS have finished in the money 65% of the time (on average).

10. And the banks advised depositholders to withdraw money, and put them in the money market funds.

11. (i) treasury departments of central or regional governments of Member States active in the money markets;

12. (a) treasury departments of central or regional governments of Member States active in the money markets;

13. Here, regardless of theoretical considerations − see Rational pricing #Options — employees are assumed to exercise when they are sufficiently “in the money”.

14. 7 A. An investment in the money market fund has tied up the money until the end of the term of the investment.

15. Also, the conglomerate had a better ability to borrow in the money market, or capital market, than the smaller firm at their community bank.

16. Hence in the event of a default by the bank causes any unreconciled shortfall in the money held in the pooled account, then you may share proportionately in that shortfall.

17. Contractionary policy is a type of monetary measure which maintains higher than usual short-term interest rates, or which reduces or even shrink the rate of growth in the money supply

18. It thus seems logical that the thief Judas initiated the complaining because he would have more to steal if the costly oil were sold and the funds put in the money box that he carried.

19. Agflation is simply a combining of the words agriculture as in “agricultural commodities” and the word inflation. Inflation is commonly used to mean an increase in prices (although it originally meant an increase in the money supply which eventually resulted in …