New York Banks Raise Prime Rate to Nine Percent
New York economists remained uncertain how far rate hikes will go as major banks lift the prime rate to 9 percent. Banks including Chase Manhattan, Wells Fargo, Crocker National, Bank of California, and others cite market conditions and rising funds costs as the rationale. Franklin National says the move is a necessary response to increasing funding costs.
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