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Description: The negative interest rate is an economic phenomenon where depositors must pay financial institutions to keep their money in savings accounts or deposits. Instead of earning interest on their savings, customers see their capital decrease over time. This concept challenges traditional banking logic, where savers are rewarded for their loyalty. Negative interest rates can […]