The Federal Reserve will buy $600Bn in federal bonds
5 Nov
The federal reserve said that will buy federal bonds for the value of $600Bn, something higher than the value expected by markets. The purchases will be made at a rate of $75Bn monthly until the second quarter of the next year.
The open committee of the Central Bank has taken the decision of inject other $600Bn to boost American economy, that a sluggish growth during the last months. During the third quarter of the year, the GDP grew by 2%.
For that reason, the Federal Reserve, will use this money to buy federal bonds until the end of the second quarter of the next year (June 2011), what means a monthly expenditure by $75Bn.
At the same time, the Federal Reserve of New York has also announced that will reinvest interests from already bought federal bonds, so the total volume would reach between $850Bn and $900Bn. Adding this amount, monthly debt purchases would reach a maximum of $112,5Bn.



