When the fed sells bonds to financial institutions, new money moves directly:?

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Noah Barnes

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9 December, 11:59

When the fed sells bonds to financial institutions, new money moves directly:?

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Valentin Shannon · Answer 1

When the fed sells bonds to financial institutions, new money moves directly "out of the loanable funds market".

The Federal Reserve System, sometimes alluded to as the Federal Reserve or essentially "the Fed," is the national or central bank of the United States. It was made by the Congress to give the country a more secure, more adaptable, and more steady fiscal and budgetary framework. The Federal Reserve was made on December 23, 1913, when President Woodrow Wilson marked the Federal Reserve Act into law. Today, the Federal Reserve's obligations fall into four general zones.