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Federal Reserve
...the Federal Reserve System and the 12 reserve banks that cover the entire country. And the Chicago Fed covers parts of Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, and the state of Iowa. And as we've said before, we are used to talking about whether the F
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...Federal Reserve used some bailout authorities to launch this bank term funding program. This allowed banks to pledge their treasury securities at par and draw Yeah. Draw funds from the Federal Reserve. I think there were a lot of us who raised our ey
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...the federal reserve and the discount window at the federal reserve for domestic US banks. It's like a swap line for the banks directly. Yeah. It's doing what the swap lines are doing with the addition of the foreign central bank. And people thought,
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...Federal Reserve, the FOMC, the rate setting committee, that's under the purview of congress. This is the power to coin money in a different version. It's quasi fiscal in nature, especially when there's targeted direct lending programs, etcetera. On t
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...Federal Reserve Bank. And you've probably heard him on the podcast a couple of times before, very recognizable voice, and he's usually, you know, talking about the macro environment, monetary policy, things like that. But now you're going to hear him
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...to the Federal Reserve. So I think, you know, certainly, the firing of the two minority commissioners at the FTC almost immediately after we recorded that episode were news. I don't think people on Wall Street, like, really you know? Yeah. Okay. Some
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So the Federal Reserve Board is a board of control for the banking sector, and it was established in 1913 on the model of something called the interstate commerce commission, which was established by congress in 1887 and primarily oversaw the railroa
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...reserves in the banking, system. The Fed has been very reticent, although it's been tempted and it's discussed selling mortgage backed securities. You can find it in the transcripts going back a dozen years, two years. And so right now, there is no a
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...bank reserves. And the reason why that's important is the following. What it means is that when the Fed does do a QE program, when it buys a mortgage security or a a treasury, it's not really printing money in the sort of money and banking sense that
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...Federal Reserve is doing when it conducts monetary policy is changing the incentives and constraints on the collective balance sheet of the banking system to expand and contract. And the main way we adjust those constraints is through the overnight i
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do want to shrink it both as the footprint of the institution in the economy, but shrink the institution itself. The the the Fed does not as we talked about earlier, the the Fed does not rely on appropriations. The Fed just prints its own money and h
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...reserves. Fed fund market is basically dead. The Fed sets that rate. Nobody trades on that rate. It's as dead as LIBOR. It's gone. I don't even know why they caught talk about it anymore. Now you have they basically said you don't use the discount wi
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