"prevailing interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it to refer to a popular opinion or opinion commonly held among a particular group of people. For example, "The prevailing interest among the younger generation right now is in environmental sustainability initiatives."
That should allow them to offer better deals while preserving their margins, whatever the prevailing interest rates.
Over the next decade his glass, reflecting the prevailing interest in Japanese art, became internationally known and imitated.
Many of the loans have rates that fluctuate, so costs for those borrowers will go up when prevailing interest rates rise.
This portfolio assures investors of a base annual return of 3percentt, with the possibility of more depending on prevailing interest rates.
How much you get depends on your age, prevailing interest rates and the amount of equity you have in your home.
The amount of money received is determined by the borrower's age, the amount of equity in the home and prevailing interest rates.
In later centuries, manuals of poetics and rhetoric written in every Islamic country reveal the prevailing interest in purely formal problems.
Because the cost-of-funds index tended to lag movements in prevailing interest rates, it didn't respond as quickly as more volatile benchmarks did when interest rates declined.
Though prevailing interest rates have fallen to the low single digits in recent years, for example, the rates that credit card issuers routinely charge even borrowers with good credit records have risen, to 19.1percentt last year from 17.7percentt in 2005 — a difference that adds billions of dollars in interest charges annually to credit card bills.
In other words, no matter how much lower the prevailing interest rate is than the interest rate on the mortgage, the yield maintenance penalty provision assures the lender of being paid every penny it would have earned for the entire term of the mortgage, even if the mortgage were paid off ahead of time.
Search for preferreds with yields that readjust with prevailing interest rates.
