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The difference between loan and deposit interest rates of a bank is called
Athe spread
Bmargin money
Cthe coupon
Dthe repo rate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. the spread
Banks pay depositors less than they charge borrowers, and this spread is the bank's profit.
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