Everything about Open Market totally explained
In
economics, the
open market is the term used to refer to the environment in which
bonds are bought and sold.
To intervene in the "
business cycle", a
central bank may choose to go into the open market and buy or sell
government bonds, which is known as
open market operations to increase
reserves. Open Market Operations are when the central bank buys bonds from other
banks in exchange for
cheques. These local banks then cash the cheques, which allow them to take money from the central bank. This action thus decreases any credit the local banks may owe to the central bank, and also increases their money supply. This thus increases reserves.
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