Borrowing at negative interest rates New York
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Borrowing at negative interest rates
Negative interest rates: They have been around for years, clients don't count on them
Negative interest rates are an interesting phenomenon, especially from the point of view of overcoming a psychological barrier. This is especially true if the event is intended to influence the customers themselves. Negative interest rates as such are unusual, but they have long been an economic reality.
In the eyes of customers, the system of interest rates is completely changing, entering negative territory. Negative rates impose an obligation to pay in situations where funds are credited under standard circumstances.