The Fed has answered: Fed loans to banks are part of total Fed funds and effectively lost in a sea of data, but a part of it exists in loans to commercial banks.
What's more interesting is the death in interbank lending after the 2008 crisis. And based on the relative size of Fed funds and loans to commercial banks, if there was a drop of interbank lending it was the Fed reducing liquidity rather than a drop in bank-to-bank lending.
Tokyo Office Rents Inched Upward in Q1 as Tenants Seek Upgrades
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Tokyo’s office market continues to defy the global deskspace doldrums with
rents expected to continue rising and vacancy to remain tight for the rest
of ...
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