The Fed injects $900 million reserves into Banking System with an Open-Market Purchase of Treasury Securities. If the reserve requirement ratio is 7%, the total change in deposits (with no drains, theoretical maximum) would be (in million $)

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Suppose a bank currently has $250,000 in deposits and $27,000 in reserves.  The required reserve ratio is 10%.  If at the end of the day, there is an unexpected withdrawal of $4,000 in reserves, what is the bank's resulting reserve ratio (expressed as a %)? Using the information from the prior problem, how much would the bank need to borrow in either the Fed Funds market or at the discount window, to be in complicance with the required reserve ratio?

2. Government Treasury bills are yielding 4.15%. Inflation is 2.75%. What is the real rate of return on this financial asset? A. 6.90% B. 7.01% C. 1.36% D. 1.40%

D1. Please redraw the balanced T-account.

The Fed conducts an open market operation and increase a bank's excess reserves by $7,000. Explain the first five rounds of the money creation process if the desired reserve ratio is 20% and if people keep no currency outside of the banking system. (5 points) Rounds Deposits Reserves Loans 1 $7,000 $1,400 $5,600 2 $5,600 $1,120 $4,480 345 $4,480 $896 $3,584 $3,584 $716.8 $2,867.2 $2,867.2 $573.44 $2,293.76

A2-2. The Chinese central bank (PBOC) recently lowered its required reserve ratio for banks in China. If we assume that the initial balance sheet of the banking system is as shown below, and that everyone holds all their money in the banking system, and that the reserve ratio is decreased from 10% to 5%, both loans and the money supply will increase by 1000.

A bank has an adjusted amount of $536 million in high-quality liquid assets, and $425 million in adjusted potential outflows, with an additional $75 million in adjusted derivative risk. What is the bank's LCR?

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