No.
While opening the deposit, the bank would give us a certificate which would contain the details of the date of maturity, the rate of interest and maturity value.
The bank is entitled to pay us the exact amount mentioned in the certificate even if the prevailing rate of interest is different.
No. The rate of interest on a term deposit (Fixed Deposit) cannot be changed during the duration of the deposit. For Ex: you deposit Rs. 10000/- on Jan 1st 2011 with a bank in India at 8% rate of interest for a period of 1 year. Even if the deposit rates change to let's say 7.5% a few weeks after that, the bank has to honor the commitment it has given to you at the time of opening the term deposit and it cannot change the rate of interest.
periodic rate
A short term interest rate occurs over a short period of time. A long term interest rate occurs over a long period of time.
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The short term interest rate
The precaution of short term interest rate is that the rate tends to be higher due to its term. Long term interest rate, on the other hand, tends to be lower, but since it will take a long time to pay off debt, in the long run, the accumulated interest rate becomes much more.
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No, longer term bonds are more sensitive to interest rate changes.
i think the btter one is CD Interest Rate Surprises.
An interest rate that remains constant throughout the agreed term. If changes in the goverment base rate occur where commercial rates rise or fall you wont be affected.
A derivative has as a security the ability to pay or receive an amount at a given interest rate. Interest rate derivatives are the most popular and include rate swaps and forex swaps.