A. increase in KIBOR
B. decrease in KIBOR
C. decrease in federal funds rate
D. increase in federal funds rate
Related Mcqs:
- In the Eurodollar market, the increase in demand of Euro dollars result in ____________?
A. increase in LIBOR
B. decrease in LIBOR
C. increase in KIBOR
D. decrease in KIBOR - The type of market in which Eurodollar are traded is classified as _______________?
A. brokerage market
B. contraction market
C. expansion market
D. Eurodollar market - As compared to US certificate of deposit, the interest rate paid on the Eurodollar certificate of deposits is ____________?
A. higher than other one
B. lower than other one
C. contraction than other one
D. expansionary than other one - The demand for heavy loans can cause ____________?
A. excess funds for banks
B. deficiencies for banks
C. organized reservation
D. competitive reservations - The operating tool used by Federal Reserve to influence the supply of bank to control demand and supply of repurchase agreements is classified as ____________?
A. selling window
B. buying window
C. premium window
D. discount window - The Federal reserve, money market brokers and dealers, mutual funds and US treasury are all participants of ____________?
A. liquid markets
B. money markets
C. transaction markets
D. functional markets - The type of market in which the short term instruments are traded and purchased by economic units, is classified as __________?
A. money markets
B. capital markets
C. debt markets
D. economic markets - The transactions in market of treasury bills is mostly transacted over telephone and hence classified as ____________?
A. decentralized
B. centralized
C. federalize
D. commercialize - The short term promissory notes are unsecured and not collateralized against securities, hence it is classified as ___________?
A. notes payable
B. notes receivable
C. commercial paper
D. commercial notes - The bankers acceptance which is usually time draft is fully backed by ___________?
A. commercial banks
B. Swiss banks
C. agriculture banks
D. functional banks