QUESTION 9Kim PLC and Edith PLC are two Irish companies. Both companies can lend orborrow money at either fixed or floating rates. On 1st March Kim PLC needed toborrow €1,000,000 and it chose a fixed rate loan. On the same date Edith PLC hadcash of C1,000,000 which it chose to put on deposit at a floating rate. Which ofthe following statements is most plausible:O Kim expects interest rates to fall but Edith expects interest rates to riseO Both companies expect interest rates to fallO Both companies expect interest rates to riseO Edith expects interest rates to fall but Kim expects interest rates to rise

A firm borrows at a fixed rate. On the same date, another firm puts a deposit on floating rate.…

Answered: Kim PLC and Edith PLC are two Irish…

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