The interest rate charged on a Eurodollar loan will be:
a. higher than the interest rate charged on a U.S. loan.
b. lower than the interest rate charged on a U.S. deposit.
c. essentially equal to the interest rate charged on a Eurodollar deposit.
d. lower than the London interbank offer rate.
e. lower than the interest rate charged on a U.S. loan.
e
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