demand deposits

Money Supply - The total amount of money in an economy including both demand deposits and currency.

The banks' spending increases the money supply in the form of additional currency, demand deposits, and other highly liquid assets.

But frothy equity markets mean that customers shift from term to demand deposits, which cost the bank less.

This was attributable to a drop in both savings and time deposits, which more than offset an increase in demand deposits.

This was mainly attributable to a rise in savings deposits and time deposits , which more than offset a decline in demand deposits .

After the recent 0. 25-percentage point lending-rate hike, the rate paid on demand deposits did not budge.

They do not take demand deposits, relying on short-term borrowing instead.

Deposits include demand deposits and time deposits, realisable assets portfolio and also covers replacement of existing housing.

In times of inflation, households, especially poorer ones with money mainly in demand deposits, suffer negative returns on their savings.

Banks can influence the quantity of demand deposits in the economy and the money supply.

This process of reclassifying bank demand deposits as time deposits is the fraudulent part of the new procedure.

Interest on interest-bearing demand deposits will be credited to accounts on a monthly basis, unless otherwise provided.

The 1933 Glass-Steagall act finally banned all payments on demand deposits by most American banks to "forestall ruinous competition" .

Demand deposits are balances in bank accounts that depositors can access on demand by writing a check.

The money supply, measured by currency plus demand deposits (M1), dropped by 25%.

Transactions deposits are simply demand deposits plus other checkable deposits.

to repeat , what the banks are trading are demand deposits denominated in different currencies.

Demand deposits n. A bank deposit that can be withdrawn without advance notice.

and the majority of individual and government demand deposits.

Notes(3): The payment of interest on demand deposits was prohibited by the Banking Act of 1933.

M1 currently includes currency, traveler's checks and demand deposits.

Cash comprises cash on hand and demand deposits.

By April, so-called demand deposits had shrunk to 37 per cent of total household deposits from near 40 per cent at the end of 2007.

Clerk: That's true. Commercial banks specialize in demand deposits, such as checking accounts.

Close to half of deposits in China are demand deposits.

What's the interest rate for demand deposits? It's 2.

For demand deposits, the real interest rate was negative 2. 9%.

The rise in Hong Kong dollar deposits was due to increases in savings and time deposits, while demand deposits dropped moderately.

Despite the fact that both are called deposits, time deposits are fundamentally different from demand deposits as follows:

In the US, demand deposits have no explicit interest cost, so they are generally a lowest- cost source of funding;

in the form of demand deposits by making loans and investments

not only creates the principal means of payment(demand deposits)

Turnover of demand deposits among private and public deposits

Demand deposits and current deposits