A. selling window
B. buying window
C. premium window
D. discount window
Related Mcqs:
- The repurchase agreements having maturity of longer term have denominations of ____________?
A. $40 million
B. $10 million
C. $20 million
D. $30 million - The repurchase agreements having maturity of one week or lesser have denominations of ____________?
A. $10 million or more
B. $20 million or more
C. $25 million or more
D. $15 million or more - The instrument used by Federal Reserve to smooth the money supply and interest rates include ____________?
A. treasury notes
B. repurchase agreements
C. commercial payable notes
D. commercial receivable notes - The repurchase agreements usually called repos, can be traded _____________?
A. directly
B. with brokers or dealers
C. functional buyers
D. both A and B - The Federal Reserve increases the money supply by ___________?
A. selling treasury bills
B. buying treasury bills
C. selling Swiss bills
D. buying Swiss bills - The Federal Reserve decreases the money supply by _____________?
A. selling Swiss bills
B. buying Swiss bills
C. selling treasury bills
D. buying treasury bills - 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 selling price is added in to repurchase agreement paid interest to calculate ____________?
A. direct price of security
B. repurchase price of securities
C. purchase price of security
D. transaction price of security - The agreement which incurs the transaction between two parties and promise held that second party will repurchase security at specific price is classified as ___________?
A. repurchasing commercial notes
B. repurchase bills
C. repurchase agreement
D. reverse repurchase agreement - The banks that deals with reciprocal agreements and accounts are considered as ____________?
A. correspondent banks
B. non-correspondent banks
C. reciprocal transactions
D. functional banks
