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That's true for EUR countries but another commenter claims 6% in a non eurozone EU country.
by incone123 3y ago
That's true for EUR countries but another commenter claims 6% in a non eurozone EU country.
- oblio 3y agoFor weaker and riskier currencies. I can get 7% bonds for RON...
- lottin 3y agoThe EU is a single market, with free movement of capital. This means the risk-free rate ought to be the same EU-wise regardless of currency. If interest rates are significantly higher in a particular EU country compared to the rest, it probably means the markets have determined that that particular interest rate isn't risk-free.
- incone123 3y agoThese are retail bank savings rates. Risk free except if the bank collapses, and in some countries customer deposits are backed by state guarantee to some upper limit.