Row 3740

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Thanks! That makes sense.

I suppose it's also true that the Fed can offer financial assets for sale at any price they like, and they can offer to pay interest on reserves at any interest rate they like.

Seen in this way, reserves are one of many financial assets that the Fed has for sale, and they need to choose their relative prices in some rational way. If they want certain assets to sell, it would make sense to offer them at a slightly higher interest rate (lower price) than reserves.

If there isn't much demand at current prices, the assets won't sell, but they don't need to hurry. Maybe that's another way of talking about "slack in the market."

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text Thanks! That makes sense. I suppose it's also true that the Fed can offer financial assets for sale at any price they like, and they can offer to pay interest on reserves at any interest rate they like. Seen in this way, reserves are one of many financial assets that the Fed has for sale, and they need to choose their relative prices in some rational way. If they want certain assets to sell, it would make sense to offer them at a slightly higher interest rate (lower price) than reserves. If t…
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