What do the Fed's latest moves mean for U.S. consumers? By Reuters

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The U.S. Central bank released new crisis quantifies on Sunday night to restrict the financial mischief from the coronavirus, including making it simpler for banks to get cash and cutting its benchmark acquiring rate to approach zero.  

In a move suggestive of the phenomenal advances the national bank took in the 2007-09 money related emergency, the Fed will flood the budgetary framework with money to guarantee markets continue working and banks have the extension to keep credit streaming to organizations and shoppers during the developing number of shutdowns provoked by the episode. 


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