The phrase "bank interest" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the amount of money that a bank pays a customer for depositing their money in a savings account or other type of account. Example: "I opened a savings account at the bank and was pleased to see that the bank interest rate was higher than at my previous bank."
For example: Is the spread of bank interest rates and mortgage rates unduly wide?
Voters asked questions about childcare, education, privatisation, government debt and bank interest rates.
He had long opposed the advice of economic advisers to raise bank interest rates to counter the rial's declining value.
A recent European Central Bank interest rate increase is unlikely to make near-term industrial recovery any easier.
Non-residents pay tax on any income arising in Spain – business dividend, bank interest, wages or property income.
Along with Austria it has held out against full participation in the EU's savings directive, under which members swap information on bank interest paid to each other's citizens.
There portfolio investors must leave 30% of short-term inflows on deposit with the central bank, interest-free, for one year.
The rand, buoyed by rising prices for commodities such as gold, has appreciated, reducing the cost of handsets to South African consumers, who also are benefiting from a series of central bank interest-rate cuts.
If the government had been borrowing from its own central bank interest-free during that period, the debt would have been reduced by more than half.
The authors examine central-bank interest rates, inflation and growth in 20 countries over 40 years.
Tom Hayes, whose former employers included UBS and Citigroup, was described by prosecuting lawyers as the alleged "ringmaster" of efforts to manipulate the benchmark inter-bank interest rate.
