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call loan

A loan that is payable at any time on the demand of the lender; in some instances, the borrower may also have the right to repay the loan at any time he chooses.

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The call loan market was central to the NYSE's settlement process, which required trade settlement on the following trade day.

Systemic risk, missing gold flows and the panic of 1907

An average rate on uncollateralized overnight call loans due on Thursday stood at 0.527 percent.

Short-term market rate for end of fiscal 1st half rises to 1%

At that time, New York City national banks and other New York Clearinghouse members still held nearly 40 percent of their loans outstanding in the form of call loans. Hence, a substantial devaluation of call loan assets would seriously weaken their balance sheets and threaten their solvency.

The call loan market in the U.S. financial system prior to the Federal Reserve System

The bankers acceptance and call loan rates, however, did not have statistically significant seasonal patterns.

Seasonal accommodation and the financial crises of the Great Depression: did the Fed "furnish an elastic currency?"

In fact, the Bank of Montreal refused to make call loans to Canada, believing that they were not sufficiently liquid in time of crisis.

The Canadian securities market, 1850-1914

Given the tone and content of the debate, an asset-backed currency from some form of decentralized banking structure with reserve holdings insulated from the call loan market now seemed possible.

New York and the politics of central banks, 1781 to the Federal Reserve Act

For example, the domestic interbank call loan rate (IBCL) is up by 80 bps from a year ago.

BSP's TDF auction gets lower tenders

They also decided to maintain the unsecured overnight call loan rate at a range of zero percent to 0.1 percent to support the country's economy.

Japan keeps monetary easing unchanged, zero-0.1 pct rate

TIER's Forecast of Taiwan's Economic Performance for 2011 & 2012?Unit: % Item Growth for 2012 Growth for 2011 Gross Domestic product (GDP) 4.22 4.64 Private spending 2.94 3.48 Government spending 0.53 -0.33 Gross fixed capital formation 0.01 0.55 Export 4.52 12.76 Import 5.03 23.99 Consumer price index (CPI) 1.73 1.69 Wholesale price index (WPI) 1.85 4.0 Average exchange rate of NT$ : US$ 30.16 29.62 Average rate of interbank call loan 0.56 0.38 Source: TIER TIER's Forecast of Manufacturing Monitoring Indicator for 2012 Q1 Yellow-blue light Q2 Green light Q3 Green light Q4 Yellow-blue light Full-year Green light Source: TIER Taiwan's Economic Growth Forecasts for 2011 & 2010 Unit: % Institute & date of forecast 2011 2012 Domestic TIER (Nov.

TIER forecasts modest 4.22% economic growth for Taiwan in 2012

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has decided to keep the bank's unsecured overnight call loan rate target unchanged in a range of 0.0 to 0.1 percent on Thursday.

-BOJ leaves overnight call rate unchanged

The Bank of Japan has decided to leave its overnight call loan rate unchanged, reports Dow Jones.

-Bank of Japan leaves rate unchanged

"This has helped strengthen the monetary transmission mechanism in terms of the alignment between market interest rates and the BSP's policy rate, with interbank call loan rates moving steadily within the corridor.