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- FOMC: Prepared to Purchase Longer-Term Treasuries
- Americans Reduce Housing Debt; No Longer Seen As "Leverageable Asset"
- FOMC Meeting Surprise! Committee Find Justification to Continue Doing What They're Doing
- Coronavirus Gives Fed Excuse To Deliver Trump's Demanded "Re-Election Rate Cut"
2008-04-30 — bloomberg.com
''he cost of obtaining funds for three months has risen by 0.33 percentage point since the Federal Open Market Committee's last meeting on March 18. The jump may force homeowners with variable-rate mortgages and some companies to pay more on their loans at a time when economic growth is faltering.''
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