Corporate and institutional depositors are demanding higher rates on their deposits, putting pressure on US bank profit margins and signalling that lenders are running out of room to wring more revenue from tighter monetary policy.
As the US Federal Reserve has aggressively increased rates, large American banks, in particular, have been able to increase what they charge for loans much more quickly than they have had to boost interest rates for savers. That has resulted in bumper hauls of net interest income.
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