prime rate
prime rate noun: the interest rate that large commercial banks charge on loans to customers with a high credit rating, i.e. those seen as at low risk of default.
Noun
prime rate (plural prime rates)
- The interest rate that large commercial banks charge on loans to customers with a high credit rating, i.e. those seen as at low risk of default.
prime rate meaning in Tamil
prime rate in Tamil
- முதன்மை வட்டி வீதம்
Forms of prime rate
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Questions about prime rate
- What does prime rate mean?
- Prime rate means the interest rate that large commercial banks charge on loans to customers with a high credit rating, i.e. those seen as at low risk of default.
- What is prime rate in Tamil?
- Prime rate in Tamil is முதன்மை வட்டி வீதம். See Prime rate meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is prime rate?
- Prime rate is a noun.
- What is the plural of prime rate?
- The plural of prime rate is prime rates.
Words near prime rate in the dictionary
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