The Negative Interest Rate Policies (also known as NIRP) adopted by certain central banks such as the European Central Bank or the Bank of Japan will eventually have a very predictable outcome if the current trend persists: the average depositor will no longer receive returns and, instead, will have to actually pay the bank.

Has this happened before?

What are the implications?

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