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To: Woody_Nickels who wrote (71571)	2/12/2016 11:43:07 AM
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How Interest Rates Can Go Negative By Adam Hayes, CFA \| Updated February 10, 2016 Read more: How Interest Rates Can Go Negative \| Investopedia investopedia.com excerpt: The Bottom Line Japan now joins the European Central Bank (ECB), Sweden, Switzerland and Denmark in enacting a negative interest rate policy in order to kick-start the economy. The goal is to discourage financial institutions from hoarding cash and instead to lend or invest it. While only specific funds held by the banking sector will be subject to paying negative interest rates, it has the potential to lower interest rates across the board making it easier to borrow money for all. At the same time, such a move to negative rates may imply that central banks are out of ammunition in combating recessionary pressures in the economy and that, if this fails to produce good results, there may not be anything left to do. savings account interest won't go negative

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