A bank's net interest income equals:
AInterest earned on assets minus interest paid on liabilitiesCORRECT
BNet fees from foreign exchange
CTotal revenue
DProfit before tax
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Net interest income is the gap between interest earned (loans, securities) and interest paid (deposits, debt).
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