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The 20 pages that link to Interest rate, each with the reason it gives.

• Compound interestRelated: The rate determines how much each compounding period adds to the balance.

• MicrofinanceRelated: High operating costs and opaque pricing make microfinance loan rates a persistent concern.

• Mortgage loanRelated: The mortgage rate determines how much interest accrues on the outstanding balance.

• Fixed exchange rateRelated: Changing domestic rates can attract or deter capital and help defend the exchange-rate target.

• Currency pegRelated: Changing domestic rates can attract or deter capital flows that threaten the target exchange rate.

• CompoundingRelated: The rate determines how much each compounding period adds relative to the current balance.

• Crowding outRelated: Higher rates can make private borrowing and investment less attractive.

• Principal (finance)Related: The rate applies to principal to determine interest charges or earnings.

• Bank loanRelated: It determines how much the borrower pays beyond repaying principal.

• Interest rate parityRelated: Different currency interest rates create the return gap that parity must reconcile.

• Annuity (mathematics)Related: The assumed rate controls how strongly an annuity’s later payments are discounted.

• Interest (finance)Related: It sets the rate at which interest accrues on the principal.

• Austrian business cycle theoryRelated: Credit expansion pushes market rates below the level the theory associates with voluntary saving.

• Bond marketRelated: Market rates are a central benchmark for valuing bond payments.

• Banking and financeRelated: Interest rates shape the cost of credit and the value of financial claims.

• Fisher separation theoremRelated: A common borrowing and lending rate lets owners shift consumption between present and future.

• Rate of returnRelated: Interest is a return component for bonds, deposits, and other lending investments.