01.2024 Welfare
Far Eastern International Bank Promotes 5.28% USD High Interest Fixed Deposit
Far Eastern International Bank / Zhu Jialin
 In response to expectations from various sectors that the United States will begin to lower interest rates, Far Eastern International Bank has launched the "Li Fei Chong Tian" USD deposit flash mob preferential interest rate project to assist customers in resisting interest rate reduction risks. From January 8th to 21st, 2024, if new funds are invested in deposits of USD 30000 or more, they will enjoy a one-year 5.28% super preferential fixed interest rate, and interest will be paid monthly. Natural persons (regardless of old or new households) are welcome to apply at the branch counter, Or apply through the Far Eastern International Bank online banking/mobile banking app.
As inflation in the United States gradually slows down and the Federal Reserve System strongly suggests that interest rates will begin to be lowered in 2024, the recent trend of the US dollar has been volatile. In order to provide customers who love foreign currency investment and have a demand for long-term fixed deposit products with more favorable fixed deposit rates, Far Eastern International Bank has launched a limited and limited time flash mob USD fixed deposit preferential interest rate activity for the Chinese New Year to help customers maintain high interest rates and avoid the risk of interest rate cuts.
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As inflation in the United States gradually slows down and the Federal Reserve System strongly suggests that interest rates will begin to be lowered in 2024, the recent trend of the US dollar has been volatile. In order to provide customers who love foreign currency investment and have a demand for long-term fixed deposit products with more favorable fixed deposit rates, Far Eastern International Bank has launched a limited and limited time flash mob USD fixed deposit preferential interest rate activity for the Chinese New Year to help customers maintain high interest rates and avoid the risk of interest rate cuts.
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