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"negative interest" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It is typically used in the context of finance or economics to describe a situation where, instead of earning interest on an investment or loan, one must pay interest. For example: "Due to the current economic climate, some banks are offering negative interest rates on savings accounts, meaning customers must pay a fee to keep their money in the bank."
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Negative interest rates?
What about negative interest rates?
Ever think of negative interest rates?
Negative interest rates turn this arrangement on its head.
"It's actually creating negative interest," Mr. Derecktor said.
Carney said he was strongly opposed to negative interest rates.
But now we've encountered something novel: negative interest rates.
But we have little experience with negative interest rates.
Elsewhere the Swiss central bank moved to negative interest rates.
Banks are starting to pay negative interest on large deposits.
Some other countries already allow negative interest rates.
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