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rediscounting

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re·dis·count  (r-dskount)
tr.v. re·dis·count·ed, re·dis·count·ing, re·dis·counts
To discount again.
n.
1. The act of rediscounting.
2. Commercial paper that is discounted a second time. Often used in the plural.
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rediscounting


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Foreign investors appreciated the preemptive liquidity measures implemented by the central bank on the onset of the global downturn like the 200 basis points cut in the central bank rates, the increase in the central bank's rediscounting rates, and the opening of a dollar rediscounting rates.
On rediscounting policies in Germany and other countries throughout the 1950s see also Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, ed.
In the early 1930s, he wrote, the Fed Banks virtually stopped rediscounting or otherwise acquiring "eligible" paper.
 
 
 
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