by sslifer | Feb 3, 2021 | Federal Reserve, Interest Rates, NumberNomics Notes
February 3, 2021 Once the recession began in December 2007 the Fed tried to stimulate the economy and ultimately pushed the funds rate almost to 0%. It remained at that record low level until December 2015 With the funds rate at 0% and inflation persistently falling...
by sslifer | Feb 3, 2021 | Housing, Interest Rates, NumberNomics Notes
February 3, 2021 Once the recession began in December 2007 the Fed tried to stimulate the economy and ultimately pushed the funds rate almost to 0%. It remained at that record low level until December 2015 .Right after the election in November 2016 mortgage rates...
by sslifer | Jan 15, 2021 | Federal Reserve, Interest Rates, NumberNomics Notes
January 15, 2021 The federal funds rate is the overnight rate that banks charge each other to borrow/lend reserves. Some banks have more reserves than they need. Others (principally large banks) are short of reserves and must borrow from other banks in the system,...
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