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Open-market operations consist of the buying and selling of government securities by the Fed.
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Central banks also use government securities in open-market operations to influence interest rates.
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Dollars that had been lent out through the Fed's various borrowing facilities were then soaked up in its open-market operations.
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They could easily have done so by employing so-called open-market operations, which the Federal Reserve and other central banks engage in constantly.
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The central bank has also shifted towards a tighter stance in recent weeks, withdrawing cash from the economy via its open-market operations.
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The Fed threw open its emergency lending facilities to investment banks, as well as accepting a much broader range of collateral in its open-market operations.
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It seems that the market is banking on the Fed chief making explicit promises to spark the economy and capital markets with creative open-market operations.
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Eventually, as more and more domestic bonds back the currency, the board can engage in open-market operations, buying and selling the bonds to nudge interest rates, just as central banks do.
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In times of less turmoil, the central bank generally only deals with primary dealers, a group of 20 big banks and brokerage houses with which the New York Federal Reserve conducts its open-market operations, buying and selling government securities to guide the federal funds rate.
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It has a time-tested way to do this through its open market operations-sell bonds from its portfolio, which will soak up excess cash used to pay for those bonds.
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It has a time-tested way to do this through its open market operations--sell bonds from its portfolio, which will soak up excess cash used to pay for those bonds.
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As the storm gathered during 2008, the Fed aggressively eased monetary policy by using such open market operations (supplemented by discount rate reductions) to drive short-term interest rates to near-zero levels.
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