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3 years ago

if the federal reserve sells a treasury bond bank what will be the effect on the invest rate the bank charges its customer loan

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Selling Treasuries Lowers bond prices which causes a higher yield this causes the interest rates to rise so the customers would see a higher interest rate from the bank hope this help!!

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